it's 10:19 friday morning and chris johns is working out of his home office four stories above the hollywood intersection of sunset and vine. >> i was on the phone and during that phone call i heard a popping sound. and first i dismissed it as a backfire of a car or some, some construction down the road. i wasn't sure. and then i heard pop, pop, a few more pops. i rushed over to the window and looked out the window and immediately saw a man, the white tank top, with a gun. started kind of roving the street, randomly shooting at cars. >> johns begins recording this video with his cell phone camera and tries to warn the people below. >> he's shooting people at will. he's shooting people. >> across vine street, john ator berry, a music producer lays critically wounded, shot in the face and neck, while ator berry fights for his life, the gunman calmly strolls up, a now deserted vine street. >> i was driving on vine street, heading south and stopped at the intersection of sunset and vine. >> movie producer don riedel is driving a red honda civic. >> i saw a young man waving. i just thought it's f

you're in again for chris. john roberts, have a great show. you've got quite a lineup. ways good to see you, john. not only that exclusive interview with senators bob corker and jack reid on fox news sunday, but john also sitting down with texas governor rick perry to discuss the battle going on over abortion. it's raging in his state. that is sure to be a can't miss interview as well. it airs at 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern only on fox. >>> we're continuing our coverage this morning of the crash of asiana flight 214. you know, most got out, but f j tragically two did not. after the deadly plane crash what lessons can we learn the next time we step on board and fasten our seat belts? what should we look for? where should we sit? how do we help our chances of survival if tragedy happens to strike? an expert will give us important key advice you won't want to miss, next. >> we're going to count the rows from now on to the exits. nearly 200 people are hospitalized after that crash. and all of them are lucky to be alive. not out of the woods yet, though. so we have the do

so until i see chris, john and wolf doing bong riffs in "the situation room," i will, of course, abideat's the kind of guy i am. there's one particular cafe in the heart of the kasbah that's drawn in foreign dignitaries, rock stars, aristocrats and artists since it opened its doors in 1943. cafe baba. sweet mint tea in a thick slow-moving haze of smoke. it smells like my dorm room 1972. good evening, hello. this is george bajalia and zeneb, and i should say right now that i have no direct knowledge or awareness of george or zaneb smoking any illegal substances or do i have any recollection of me doing anything untoward in their presence because that would be, like, wrong, dude. george is here on a fulbright scholar and zaneb is an artist. others in the room, however, well, don't give me that innocent look, you young punks. i know somebody in here is smoking reefer. how stoned are people here? >> we can ask, just ask. >> you're not getting totally ripped here? >> no. it's a functional part of daily life. for a long time, the rest of the country and the government didn't really like tang

chris: what a classic act. when we come back, why john mccain picke next most fascinating character, sarah palin. be right back. >> "the chris matthews show" i out there owning it. the ones getting involved and staying engaged. they're not afraid to question the path they're on. because the one question they never want to ask is "how did i end up here?" i started schwab for those people. people who want to take ownership of their investments, like they do in every other aspect of their lives. >> you can always catch chris matthews five nights a week as he delves into the big news wee nights on msnbc. chris: welcome back to our look at highlights of our 11 years on the air. we've been looking at the 11 most fascinating characters in those years. in the 2008 campaign, john mccain was stuck running with the george w. bush legacy but his chosen running mate was a self-inflicted wound, sarah palin. our next fascinating character in our 11 years. our group sized up the palin choice. here are john and misha on why he picked her? >> it's a place

. >> i don't think scam is a good word, chris. >> john advance is the commissioner for new york city'srtising. you walk in and rather than them getting you a job, they're trying to get into that you are wallet. they say what actor's aid is doing is illegal. >> we will shut their agency down. >> you're going the pull the plug on them? >> we're going to pull the plug, but we have to be frank on this. we pulled the plug before. >> remember richard? he's her partner. he didn't have much to say to us. >> he was fined $718,000 in new york for running the same kind of bait and switch. what's the lesson? >> trust your gut and watch your wallet. you have to say to yourself the minute this guy asks me for money, i'm out of here. >> another reason to be careful to be out there on the wild, wild web. here's our next hour of dateline. >>> i felt like it was my fault that she was gone. >> a new twist in a story of new love in one of the most romantic places on earth. he seemed to have everything she wanted in a money. looks, money, and he was crazy about her. >> that first day, he said i'm going the

earlier, i sat down with john roberts who is in for chris wallace on "fox news sunday." so much uncertain in egypt today. hutwo key guests from the senate to talk about the u.s. role -- should we have one? >> senator corker and senator reid. the one thing that is certain about egypt is the amount of uncertainty. beyond that, it's anybody's guess. they could name a new prime minister to take over without one of the parties who was supportive of morsi going, saying, no, we are not going to work with this guy. you have to pick somebody else. senators corker and reid both said the u.s. should be a calming influence over the region. now, they may be able to do that in terms of the egyptian military because we give them an awful lot of money. but there is a free for all between the anti-morsity and pro-morsi forces and how do you inject any kind of calming influence, particularly on the morsi side and islamic militants

chris: break the tie, john holman. >> i hate to disagree with andrew sullivan on something but i do think that the country is not where west virginia is. there's discourse on the right -- there's no doubt the right has moved really far to the right in our official dialogue. i don't think that conservatives, actual people are as far right as their representsives and i think that's hi. i'm henry winkler. and i'm here to tell homeowners that are 62 and older about a great way to live a better retirement. it's called a reverse mortgage. [ male announcer ] call right now to receive your free dvd and booklet with no obligation. it answers questions like how a reverse mortgage works, how much you qualify for, the ways to receive your money, and more. plus, when you call now, you'll get this magnifier with l.e.d. light absolutely free. when you call the experts at one reverse mortgage today, you'll learn the benefits of a government-insured reverse mortgage. it will eliminate your monthly mortgage payments and give you tax-free cash from the equity in your home. and here's the best part -- you st

chris christie. one time he had the audacity to hug the president to save his state that was underwater. >> john: dickar. >> dick lugar the same. now all of a sudden chris christie is a liberal--that's absurd. john bain boehner in my heart i know he wants to get immigration done. but his fear, i've got someone who wants to be speaker behind me and do i take the risk of losing the speakershipership. >> john: eisenhower reaganed would have been primaried by now. what does the party have to do so survive? will they splinter off or do we continue for decades. >> i really believe because the only option i have, if i leave the republican party which i never want to do, i would join the libertarian party. i believe there is a real libertarian message and voice within our party. if you look at ron paul's campaigns, i agree with some things, there were some things i didn't agree with, but if you look at the young people energized in that movement, that's how people think. they want less government. sexuality, abortion rights, they don't want to hear about it. they want less government. i think there is an oppo

. >> jimmy: chris rock is prince. >> meat loaf, john oates is david spade. >> jimmy: david is john oates man. >> got to say, chris rock dressed as prince was bananas because he looked kind ote he had big, long fake eyelashes on him the whole time. and maya rudolph kept saying he looked cute. and rock, like, would get so excited how cute he looked that he started wearing the prince costume to other scenes. [ light laughter ] -- it's really not making sense but -- flappin' his eyes and -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. i gotta to tell you. i mean, cheri oteri is great in this. >> everybody's -- there's so many. think there's 16 "snl" characters -- >> jimmy: tim meadows is killer in this. >> ellen cleghorne. >> jimmy: love it. >> all the lonely island guys -- a lot of the new cast. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: it's so good. i want to show a clip of the scene here. this is a when you guys first meet up with taylor lautner and the rival gang. >> oh, right, yeah. he's mean to us. >> jimmy: "grown ups 2," check it out. >> look at this. >> beers on ice. hot ladies everywhere. this i

thanks f >> i'm john roberts in for chris wallace. a deep divide in the arab world. >> john: the country's first democratically elected leader forced from office. the military now in control and the path forward unclear as the u.s. walks a fine line with our largest arab ally. >> we are on the side of the egyptian people. we want their voices to be heard. we want all sides to engage with each other and work through a political solution. >> john: we will discuss with two key senators. republican bob corker and democrat jack reed. then, the battle over abortion in texas

what do chris christie, joe lieberman, john mccain have in common?ed by political junky, bought potential domain names before he knew what hit them. he started snatching them up in the '90s, picking up mccain.org before he announced a run, a few years later lieberman.com, lieberman2004.org. he snagged bush.com ahead of the presidential election year. of course not every site he picks up pays off. would have represented a kerr kerry/gibb hart ticket didn't pay off. candidates will pay big bounce to get hands on it. he's not doing it for money. he leverage the site for access to candidates. for example, in exchange for lieberman's do mains, they agreed to let deutsch spend a day on the trail with the presidential candidate. he got special access to a presidential rally bush and cheney after he handed over that address. he doesn't just go after potential domain names but alison grimes doesn't own allison for senate, he owns both. he does pay off, already looking ahead to 2016. michael deutsch joins me now. sir, thank you so much for joining us to talk a

now rubio, jeb bush in there, potentially chris christie, governors like john kasich, paul ryan.uch more crowded field. a much less predictable outcome. >> and that's fun because the republicans we normally do have a front runner and know what's going to happen. this is an interesting race. >> there's no one to watch in line. >> they usually do the line about democrats fall in love, republicans fall in line. but i think it's interesting that ted cruz seems to have just written off the hispanic vote. he's decided to oppose immigration, but he's clearly worried about the women's vote. he and rand paul have joined with senator gillibrand on the sexual assault in the military bill, and that is a funny place for him to be. because it's basically saying take away the chain of command. and -- >> in opposition to most of the republican leadership. >> and older democrats as well. this is generational to some degree. but it's also a place where he's clearly going. >> you're from texas, you also worked with the senator on the bush campaign. >> and the first campaign in '99 and 2000. ted cru

thanks f >> i'm john roberts in for chris wallace. turmoil and transition turned deadly in egypt and expose a deep divide in the arab world. >> john: the country's first democratically elected leader forced from office. the military now in control and the path forward unclear as the u.s. walks a fine line with our largest arab ally. >> we are on the side of the egyptian people. we want their voices to be heard. we want all sides to engage with each other and work through a political solution. >> john: we will discuss with two key senators. republican bob corker and democrat jack reed. then, the battle over abortion in texas. >> the people who were here have really been fed up watching what happened by the governor. >> they will resort to mob tactics to force their minority agenda on the people of texas. >> we will talk with governor rick perry about his efforts to pass one of the toughest abortion laws in the land. plus, the delay of a key component of obama care. the employer mandate. we will ask our sunday panel what it means for the

thanks for watching fox where we remain proud and fearless. >> i'm john roberts in for chris wallace. expose a deep divide in the arab world. >> john: the country's first democratically elected leader forced from office. the military now in control and the path forward unclear as the u.s. walks a fine line with our largest arab ally. >> we are on the side of the egyptian people. we want their voices to be heard. we want all sides to engage with each other and work through a political solution. >> john: we will discuss with two key senators. republican bob corker and democrat jack reed. then, the battle over abortion

chris got that wrong. sex with angels? >> johnhis was the sin of your sister sodom. she and her daughters were arrogant, overfed and unconcerned. they did not help the poor and needy. >> john fuglesang says that -- >> stephanie: we'll check in because i think -- that's what i thought. about promiscuity. >> john fuglesang corrects you every single time about the rape of angels. >> stephanie: has has mentioned before -- he will be here in just a few minutes, we can talk to him about it that angels are like nine foot tall light emanating beings, why can't you levitate to avoid angel rape? one would think. >> being supernatural beings and all. >> stephanie: he does flapping his wings enough to be able to levitate to avoid an angel rape which is almost as funny as t-rex. okay. all right. oh you can keep your organ out. thanks. interesting, we mentioned this yesterday. first pope ever to say the word gay. >> and the actual word gay. >> stephanie: i think he was talking about the gay lobby. he said is everyone in here -- >> is everybody

john, great to see you, thanks for coming out. >> chris? needle in a hay stack, a precious wedding ring goes missing. what happens next? >>> actor jason patric, not a big fan of the media, but here to discuss a complicated custody batal and a law that could take parental rights away from unmarried dads. you want to hear his story coming up. o you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word... if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because zyrtec® starts working at hour one on the first day you take it. claritin® doesn't start working until hour three. zyrtec®. love the air. >>> welcome back to "new day" it is monday, july 29th. i'm chris cuomo. >> i'm kate bolduan. we're joined by news anchor michaela pereira. patric is in a bitter custody battle for his son. this could rewrite california law. we'll tell you all about it. >>> question. is john travolta trying

and it's just such an honor really for me to represent politics & prose on this panel with chris and mitch and john who i hope you have figured out if you didn't know already are really titans of the book and bookselling industry each in their own way. each of them has such an incredible influence on so many positive things that are happening in the bookselling world. it's, you know, i could go be on and on just talking about them, and i should also say that because i'm sitting next to mitch who is a bookseller, of course, i really should just stop now, and you should just listen to him because he knows a thousand times more than all of us put together about bookselling. he is, among other things, the king of books. as i'm sure you've all heard of the miami book fair which we did a panel on today. it is the biggest fair besided the national -- that's what they say, but he never -- doesn't tell the truth. so i'm sure it is. and he runs some amazingly beautiful stores in miami. if you ever have a chance to visit books and books, any of their stores in miami or south beach or bell harbor, you must go.

. >> i'm john roberts in for chris wallace, immigration reform faces an uncertain road in the house aftert sails through the senate. >> the yeas are 68 the nay are 32. >> we're getting right with the law. >> we're joined by two members who helped draft the bill. john mccain and charles schumer together only on fox news sunday. then we'll example prospects in the republican led house. >> we're not going to bring up the senate bill. we're going to do it in our own way because we wanted to make sure we get the stuff right. >> we'll discuss with two key congressman mario and trey gowdy. and key rulings from the supreme court. >> that is not enough. it's got to go nationwide! >> we'll ask our panel what is next for same-sex marriage. all right now on fox news sunday. >> john: after much debate it secured a victory in the senate with the passage of bill giving millions of immigrants to eventually become u.s. citizens, it has long road to go before it becomes the law of the land the ballot moves to the house as they propose a pathway to citizenship. joining us are two members of the gang of eigh

. >> john bon jovi joined governor chris christie for a certify noo make the announcement.e walked through his hometownho vitzing the residents there. >> i want to thank the unsung heroes who went unnoticed but bu were compelled to, help, house, feed, cloth or just comfort each other. my being here is not political. it's emotional because i grew up here. i went to school here, i met mye wife here. >> christie says the donation will foe a long way in helping in the rebuilding process. >>> lauryn hill is singing the jailhouse blues this morning. mo she is going to spend the next three months behind pars for fail to pay $1 million in taxes. she will live in an open dorm style facility.e while there, she will be doing jobs like doing jobs like may maintenance, food service or landscaping. >>> all right.rit. ladies, listen up. up all the single ladies, all the single ladies. >> george clooney back on the market. >> once again.>> o >> every two years it seems like it.it. >> every two years.s. >> he is and stacey keebleer have reportedly split. sp she wants to have children some d

. >> i'm john roberts in for chris wallace, immigration reform faces an uncertain road in the house aftersenate. >> the yeas are 68 the nay are 32. >> we're getting right with the law. >> we're joined by two members who helped draft the bill. john mccain and charles schumer together only on fox news sunday. then we'll example prospects in the republican led house. >> we're not going to bring up the senate bill. we're going to do it in our own way because we wanted to make sure we get the stuff right. >> we'll discuss

>> chris, let's turn to, it's by cia director john brennan made during his confirmation hearing earlierhis year, the hearing had to be temporarily halted following repeated interruptions by protesters. members of code pink began standing up one by one to condemn his role in the drone war. he addressed the protesters as he defended the drone program. >> i think there is a misimpression on the part of the american people who believe we take strikes to punish terrorists for past transgressions, nothing could be further from the truth. we only take such actions as a last resort to save lives, when there is no other alternative to mitigate the threat. we want there to be an understanding and the people that were standing up here today, i think they really have a misunderstanding of what we do as a government in the care we take and the agony we go through to make sure we do not have any collateral injuries or deaths. earlier, weman said need to be able to go out and say that publicly and openly. people are reacting to a lot of falsehoods out there. >> that was cia -- well, nominee, director

sandra, mark, jerry, leeann, john, chris, doris and adam. so why is that significant? the whole morning was spent by the defense laying out witnesses who all swear under oath, hand up, that that was george zimmerman screaming for his life on the 911 call. and then you had police officers taking the stand in the afternoon. swearing under oath when i spoke to trayvon martin's father, he was pretty certain that it was not his son screaming on that 911 call. but then you had that 311 call that kept coming in, as a cross-examining prosecutor should, really clever lawyering here. that 3111 call was so significant. guess what was said? stuff we can't air. a-holes, f'ing punks, nasty language. the things that george zimmerman said and his friends and witnesses had to concede it was him saying about trayvon martin, 17-year-old kid wearing a hoodie in the rain who had just been off to the convenience store to get some skittles and an iced tea. so pretty powerful stuff. does it neutralize? i'm not the best at this. mark najame has been sitting beside me. sometimes i have to look

rand paul talked about a pet reduces steamship before john bush, before marco rubio. chris christie -- the leadership moving forward, it is exactly where ronald reagan was and where the traditional party was, being more open to immigration. i had been going for 30 years to these press conferences arguing with the afl-cio, which to always the group we had fight. we had to do bipartisan stuff. i thought here was one we can work on -- what sign -- let's sign a letter that soviet union groups can leave the soviet union, and unions would not sign it because they thought they would come here. they're still not there on future flow of guest workers. we are making progress. >> the emmys question, in your tax work, where you have been so popular and maintained a caucus to veto a deal -- >> we got a deal. we just did not have tax increases. >> many were influenced by tea party voters, the same voters taking these positions, and it raises the question of whether there is a corner of this that has a veto ability driven by -- i will just say it, racism. if you look at the work of gregor

chris and kate. good morning, guys. >> good morning, john.are all about to eat breakfast with that one. >> we like individual lent citizens. if they went through the channels of trying to do it the right way, it's probably something to take your hat off to. >> i guess so. >> almost the top of the hour. itis time for the top of the news. >>> i want everyone to know how happy i am to be home with my family, my friends. itis been unbelievable. >> breaking overnight, getting stronger. kidnapped as kids, then rescued. the cleveland three speak out for the first time. what they say now about their ordeal and their future. >>> dramatic video. survivors of flight 214 escaping down the emergency slide and a "new day" exclusive. some of the youngest survivors speaking out about the crash. >>> surprising twist. the judge rules the jury can hear trayvon martin had marijuana in his system the night he was killed. >> your "new day" starts right now. >>> good morning, good morning, everybody. welcome to "new day." >> we are joined by michaela. we have a ver

elizabeth warren and john mccain are wrong on this. >> chris, is it time to bring it back?it is definitely time to make sure we don't have another financial crisis. the reality of the situation was, yes, you had bad mortgages and bad loans, but you also have a banking system that is incredibly interdependent. when you have a liquidity crisis, it is not just affecting one institution. it affects all. then you add in this complex, derivative type of transaction that is very difficult to manage. you don't necessarily know what the risk is. when you have a situation as we do now where the banks are even bigger than they were, the question is what can you do to mitigate the risk? if you have another financial crisis here is the cruel reality, i'm not sure the federal government or anybody will be big enough to bail them out. the risk has to be mitigated. the question is what is the right approach? it may or not be reality. the reality is it is difficult to pass. >> we should not be bailing out banks. let the free market decide which banks stand and which fall down. continental i

john king. no, it was chris cuomo asked me. you know, what was his demeanor like?hat was george zimmerman's demeanor like when you bumped into him as i was rounding the corner going to court this morning? and he was smiling. but his parents were not. his wife wasn't smiling. his defense team wasn't smiling. but he was. i just saw a couple moments ago smiling in the courtroom. he has been in much better spirits than the people around him. >> within the next few hours you could be spending the rest of your life in prison or you could be going home with your family. so that is what's going on inside him. whether he has a nervous laughter or is in denial, who knows? but in the next few hours one person's fate is simply going to be determined by a few people -- >> and you've been hard at work on your phone. are you finding out any information as to what is going on inside this courtroom? >> no. >> or what the question will be? >> i think they're waiting on us to tell them. >> i do think it is interesting depending on what they want clarification on or what question they

john rizzo, raphael [speaker not understood], anita greer and chris jackson. if you could approach, come in the room, please, just maybe a brief statement from each, thing that we may be able to focus on, where the support of the board of supervisors and mayor's office may help in supporting the efforts to keep the school open. why don't we start with the president first. >> thank you, supervisor and supervisors. first i want to extend my appreciation to you for having this hearing, supervisor avalos, and for your support, supervisor mar and campos, for coming out and to all the elected officials who have rallied. >> [speaker not understood]. >> sorry, thank you very much. >> [speaker not understood]. >> first i want to start by correcting some misstatements that gohar mumjin made. the acct -- the accrediting agency is not part of wasc. it is no longer part of wasc. that is just a fact. they removed themselves from that. >> what is it again? >> western association of schools and colleges. so, they are now their own independent body. they actually are a private

john q. kelly, likewise, that is what is police do. chris serino, it was a great pointen kerry made that there was an investigation that continued even after the nonrest. the pursuit serino was doing, the methodical way he's going back over the testimony, over the story with zimmerman is proving to be really important information for the prosecution. >> yeah, i mean, it's the first time you see a little pushback from law enforcement in not taking zimmerman's statements at face value. going back 0 again just like lisa said to richal jean tell's testimony, any comments, you know, negative comments directed at her i think are so ignorant in united nations educated, this is a 19-year-old that was thrust into very disturbing circumstances not by any of her own doing whatsoever. and yeah, she didn't want to be there. i don't think anybody would want to be there under those circumstances. and i think she did a heck of a job of hanging in there, testifying and being as consistent and truthful as she possibly could be. and the one thing i'll add too,

katy perry, elton john, ke$ha, justin timberlake, maroon five, chris brown, bruno mars -- >> what? >> yes. then in country, keith urban and tim mcgraw. you have zed which is a huge, huge electronic dance act. queen with adam lambert singing. >> no! >> it's massive. there are more to be announced. also we have the iheart radio village outside with miley cyrus and avril levine and the wanted. >> how much are the tickets? >> thousands of dollars! >> how much are they? >> actually, they're different prices. >> about? >> some very affordable. from that range to this range. they go on sale this saturday at ticketmaster.com at 1:00 east coast time. >> that sounds like a lot of fun. >>> we have a lot of college kids who watch our show. did you know that? >> i know that but i would think they're off for summer so they'd be sleeping. >> they aren't sleeping because we're on a little later in the morning. they tweet us all the time. we with a to thank all the college kids who tweet us. please continue to tweet us on your summer break because we like to read your tweets on the air. so we can -

character there is a slew of fallen politicians in american, recent american history, john edwards being an obvious one, chris, the list goes on and on. the mark sanford one is a perfect example, bill, i guarantee you the people of south carolina are extremely concerned about the fact that mark sanford had an extramarital affair, even more concerned about the fact that he lied about it. but was that enough for them to say okay, we are going to usher in stephen colbert's liberal democrat sister? no. it's one aspect that they consider but it's not the only thing they consider. it's nothing like france where they don't care at all. i mean, there was quite the extensive coverage of mark sanford. >> bill: all right. i think in a state like south carolina that's a conservative state to see him make this come back was pretty startling. now, there is an argument to be made, powers, that you shouldn't care about what these people do in their private time because they might be able to be good for the nation. john f. kennedy, killing kennedy if you read that book. you know, we are very tough on kennedy and what he did i

. >> john: i know the human evolution involves rising above those impulses but when i see chris brownmy stress rising because i'm against lip-syncing. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> john: of course. up next, everyone loves ice cream. even those in the middle of a war. stick around. (vo) later tonight current tv is the place for compelling true stories. >> jack, how old are you? >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines, way inside. (vo) from the underworld, to the world of privilege. >> everyone in michael jackson's life was out to use him. (vo) no one brings you more documentaries that are real, gripping, current. >> john: somebody at al-qaeda's community outreach has realized indiscriminately killing innocent people hurts the organization on a pr level. okay al-qaeda, some of us americans have figured that out here. here's an idea. syria, torn apart by civil war and an american president powerless to help, and the president backing up the murderous assad regime, and unsp

chris and kate. take it away, guys. >> thanks so much, john.n a few minutes. >>> it is almost the top of the hour. you know what that means on "new day." time for the top news. >>> a teenager is dead through no fault of his own. >> judgment day for george zimmerman. the prosecution has spoken. did they make their case? now the defense gets their turn. how will they respond? the jury gets the case, today. >>> bracing for the verdict. a town and country on edge. what happens after the verdict is read? police and community leaders are calling for peace. we follow a police chief as he goes door-to-door. >> brace yourself for pain at the pump. it's going to get more expensive. how much higher will it go? >> your "new day" starts right now. >> happy friday, everybody. good morning. welcome to "new day." >> we are joined my michaela. jo coming up, up and down the communities places are submerged. this is the view inside a car as it gets sucked away by a mud slide. we'll have the latest on the cities trying to dry out. >> a "new day" exclusive. an alle

chris, good morning. we know that secretary of state john kerry will be hosting the negotiators at a dinner this evening and they will meet again tomorrow. this is really a significant first step in resuming those stalled peace negotiations and it comes after a pretty large concession on the part of israeli on sunday. the president announced they would release palestinian prisoners a decision that the prime minister called a painful one but necessary one to get this process started in the eyes of israelis those prisoners are terrorists but in the eyes of palestinians, they are premium fighters so certainly a very difficult decision but one that gave way to the start of these peace talks. these talks also coming after secretary of state john kerry had visited the region six times since becoming secretary of state. sort of underscoring the fact that shuttle diplomacy is still used, it is still quite effective. despite the optimism that exists surrounding these talks, chris, of course, there are huge sticking points. this will be incredibly difficult moving forward. some of the sticking points including palest

. >> congratulations to speaker john boehner and the house republicans. congressman chris van hollen, thank you sir. >> i hope we can have better news next time. >> coming up, we enter the danger zone. should anthony weiner drop out of the new york mayoral contest? we'll ask his competition straight ahead. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. ♪ ♪ "first day of my life" by bright eyes ♪ you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. because all these whole grains aren't healthy unless you actually eat them ♪ multigrain cheerios. also available in delicious peanut butter. healthy never tasted so sweet. [ herbie ] there's

john, this beef between rand paul and chris christie really got me thinking about some other famous rivalriescan go all the way back to the very beginnings of the country. you'll find thomas jefferson versus alexander hamilton, more recently drake versus chris brown. i suppose honorable mention should be made of tom and jerry. if we use those rivalries as a guidepost, where do you think rand paul versus chris christie comes? >> know, i'm not quite sure. but in terms of -- but i think in terms of come meedic value it ranks way up there just 0 watch tease twos try to slug it out. rand paul he's a very brave man if he's going to go up against christie. as someone who has gone toe to toe in a fight with chris christie, it's not easy. it's one that senator paul's going to lose. >> well, there are actually krystle some important issues here. as governor christie just pointed out, new jersey gets 61 cents for every dollar it gives and mr. powell in kentucky getting $1.51. so on that point, chris christie is right. it's rand paul that's the gimme. >> this is a point missed in our national dialogue al

john seigenthaler.  >>> weiner weary and stay classy san diego. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this. "the new yorker" magazine for next week has anthony weiner mounted up on the empire state building, tv helicopters swarming around. and above as he takes pictures of the tower's pinnacle. it wouldn't be -- it would be wildly hilarious if it weren't for the fact that it's dominating democratic politics in this world. weren't we the country that taught the world that people had the brains and judgment to pick their own leaders? didn't we say, certainly churchill did, that democracy is the best form of government? yet, here we are watching this guy at the top of the empire state building contending still he wants to be mayor and leader of the world's greatest metropolis, the center of the consciousness of the universe. the circus has come to town. the question is, when is it going to leave? meanwhile out on the west coast, a real live mayor already elected is taking two weeks for therapy after dramatic charges for sexual misbehavior

chris porter, the guy on the ground, taken to vanderbilt university medical center in critical but stable condition. >> the drive, john ward, uninjured in this thing. he blacked out behind the wheel but the cause of this thing still under investigation. you do see somebody come out with a fire exteng wisher and help put out the flames. imagine this, at the gas station, walk back to your car, where do you go? he didn't know what to do there. >> yeah, he really took out that pump and that rail too. that safety guard that you see there, it did nothing to stop him. >> of all of the places to be at that second in your life. >> if he had taken a few more minutes at gum aisle. >> or pay for his gas. >> he would have been -- >> not in the path of that car. >>> check this airliner out. it's about to perform a very routine landing at the wellington airport in new zealand. it is an air new zealand flight about to land. notice the plane's a little wobbly. see that? he's starting to wobble back and forth, back and forth. this airport is known for having very heavy winds. how does a pilot land in such condition? >> oh. >> revs the

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john englar. thank you for joining us. >> good morning, chris. >> let me ask you what is on everyone's mind. what do you think about this bankruptcy and will it make a difference? can detroit be saved? >> i think, of course, detroit can be saved but this is the end of a long process, a long slow decline and probably a lot of decisions that were unable to be made for all kinds of reasons that developed over time and now we are at the end where there is 18 billion to $20 billion of debt and no way to service that debt. and it's going to be very, very painful. general motors bankruptcy and chrysler bankruptcy. i was on the board when we had to go through bankruptcy and the airline emerged and at that time independent and stronger and ultimately merged with delta. this is not a pleasant process. i think they deserve in facing up to this and they have provided accounting and unfortunately detroit not the only city like this and unfortunately maybe the only state. we will learn from this and it's going hob hard and difficult and painful. >> it's not the first city to file for bankruptcy. >> not at