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curry hoded by chris paul and andrew bogit. a little thunder from down under.t after reinjuring a hamstring. jordan with ahority. warriors answer on a 14-2 run and curry with the one handed push. that's ridiculous. klay thompson in early foul trouble. green in strid and warriors up 23 atthe half. he hit four three's. he hit four three's and is lookg at somebody in the crowd . 121-104 and he gets his first technical foul. you are winni. in fact, you did win. lebron james and the cavs and salt lake city. it is my house. flocks lebron at one end and then sprints the other way. three seconds left and jazz going to hayward and go night, game over, drive home safely. jazz win 102-100. and what's up with the cavs with lebron off to a 1-3 start despite1 from lebron james? the 49ers, boy do they ha a pivotal game. can jim harbaugh fix everything wrong with his offense? that's next. >>so do the 49ers want to get back to running the foball, or do they want to throw it? if they decide they want to throit can they keep colin kaeperni upright long enough on sunday in new orl

that's curry and on your left, chris paul of the clips and today, they were talking to young adults aboutle and they participated in a cycling class with 100 participates in the city. >> running around with this gentleman right here, but on days off, we go to the gym and work out, so that was a threat right here. it's apart of our work out team. we do condition where you can do stuff with less impact -- >> they won't be smiling tomorrow night when they face off against each other, but unlike -- for the record, i'm wearing a pair. >> thanks for sharing. >> too much information there. >> you got it for free. >> put them on e bay. >> all right. mark, thank you. >> tonight at 10:00, complete te lection and we're going to run down the races and how they effect you, and we're watching for a shift in power and congress. live team coverage tonight at 10:00. >> modern family coming up next. hey sweetie...cancun, yeah no, you'll be spending spring break with your new chemistry book. with citi popmoney it's easy to send money to just about anyone, anytime. visit your local branch or citi.com/easierb

curry hounded by chris paul and andrew bogit. a little thunder from down under.t after reinjuring a hamstring. jordan with authority. warriors answer on a 14-2 run and curry with the one handed push. that's ridiculous. klay thompson in early foul trouble. green in stride and warriors up 23 at the half. he hit four three's. he hit four three's and is looking at somebody in the crowd . 121-104 and he gets his first technical foul. you are winning. in fact, you did win. lebron james and the cavs and salt lake city. it is my house. flocks lebron at one end and then sprints the other way. three seconds left and jazz going to hayward and good night, game over, drive home safely. jazz win 102-100. and what's up with the cavs with lebron off to a 1-3 start despite 31 from lebron james? the 49ers, boy do they have a pivotal game. can jim harbaugh fix everything wrong with his offense? that's next. get back to running the football, or do they want to throw it? if they decide they want to throw it can they keep colin kaepernick upright long enough on sunday in new orleans t

curry hounded by chris paul and andrew bogit. a little thunder from down under.ng. jordan with authority. warriors answer on a 14-2 run and curry with the one handed push. that's ridiculous. klay thompson in early foul trouble. green in stride and warriors up 23 at the half. he hit four three's. he hit four three's and is looking at somebody in the crowd . 121-104 and he gets his first technical foul. you are winning. in fact, you did win. lebron james and the cavs and salt lake city. it is my house. flocks lebron at one end and then sprints the other way. three seconds left and jazz going to hayward and good night, game over, drive home safely. jazz win 102-100. and what's up with the cavs with lebron off to a 1-3 start despite 31 from lebron james? the 49ers, boy do they have a pivotal game. can jim harbaugh fix everything wrong with his offense? that's next. ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you'r

steph curry catches chris paul asleep at the wheel. to steal the hoop for a quick five-point play.s up three. lateener the first, curry flings the ball at the rim. when andrew bogut. around the horn. curry another three. warriors up 25 points. cur ray with 28. draymond green feeling up the stat sheet. a career high 24 points. warriors with 121-104. they are now 4-0. >>> 49ers running back marcus lattimore decided to require without ever playing in an nfl game. 23-year-old lattimore was one of the top backs backs south carolina before suffering two career ending knee injuries. check tout top five. jets fans had a plane over practice asking for the jets to fire the general manager. good thing he didn't have an antiaircraft missile. have a nice trip hornets. charlotte won the game. here shh the best one. bride and groom. very unique entrance. >> i know where this is going. >> oh. >> it is all downhill from here. number two, magic and sixers, tobias harris nails the buzzer beater for orlando. but give me the cavaliers and the jazz at number one. >> hayward fires. got it! can you believ

chris paul, jordan, they practiced that. clippers were up 22 at own with point. now up 21.nd it's on your tv. i got it, no, you take it. no, i got it, no, you take it. clippers take it 110-93. >> man, when they get it going, exciting to watch. >> lebron james did not play for the heat. >> he won't for the rest of the season. that's all we got. back to you. >> bye. >> thanks, fellas. >>> up next in the pulse, the new hunger movie hits theaters. and we have reaction from people who saw it overnight. >>> and the pitch is back. we have a first look at "the pitch perfect 2." healing is something we do. together. and together, we put veterans first. search va careers to find out how. it's the yoplait greek taste-off and we are asking the music city which 100-calorie strawberry greek yogurt tastes best. this one is definitely the winner. yoplait greek 100! you want to see which one yoplait greek beat? chobani yes! yoplait greek wins again. take the taste-off for yourself! i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor

curry hounded by chris paul. throws it up. andrew bogut throwing down. having fun. 38-25 game. behind the back. and that is the same deandre jordan. 14-2 run. curry gets 28, with time running out in this game. bogut healthy and explosive. how about clay thompson. foul trouble early. catch-and-shoot three. warriors couldn't miss early on. warriors up 23 at the half. jordan looking at somebody else in the crowd. right now the score is, 119-102 warriors late in the fourth quarter. >>> lebron and the cavs in salt lake city. gordon hayward 2-0. get it out! hustles back the other way. for a three-on-one. this is bringing it down. three seconds left. hayward. good night, game over! drive home safely lebron! jazz 102-100 winner. cleveland 1-3 to start the season with king james. >>> the 49ers visit new orleans on sunday. it's not a must-win game mathematically. both teams are 4-4. but the saints are in first place. the niners cannot afford a loss if they're going to make a play-off run. th every loss, you get more and more noise, more and more questions about the future of the franchis

chris paul one of 10 assists here to deandre jordan.nts, blake griffin led them with 21. lakers and oakland, jack is not happy. lakers are 0-3. well, the raiders might be going for their first win, but we're going to talk about high school football. our game of the week featuring well a true underdog in the south bay. seeing if they can stop it from being a run. sports part two next. >>> one of these weeks it's bound to happen. raiders are going to win this would not be the week. i would pick that to be. up in seattle against the seahawks. a team that struggled in their own rights last week looked like a winnable one. leaving oakland at 0-7 but despite that the raiders well they're giving full respect by the seahawks. with a straight face as they discuss the match up. >> now that it's going to be a battle. they've lost some close games, you know, and they played the chargers really well. they played so many other teams really well. they play the patriots well. it's going to be a good game. >> you play ball, anything can happen any given

and i want to bring in chris paul and lisa bloom, who is a legal analyst. have both of you with us again. paul, you saw alena's report. and he's going ahead with the show last night and tonight. last night it was a black women's group and he got a standing ovation. what do you think? >> i'm kind of stunstunned, bec i thought, and having seen these play out in court, there is so much damage to a man's reputation and now we are up to 12 women. it is hard to believe bill cosby can survive the damage to his reputation. so a cheering crowd there doesn't survive me. >> lisa, does it surprise you? it was stunning. >> if you need further proof that we live in a rape culture by which i mean a culture that condone even lapse at rape, it is bill cosby joking that he is an evil man and the audience laughing and giving him a standing ovation. by my count seven or eight women have come out publicly using their faces and names and accusing him of raping them, not asking for anything. up to 15 if you include the anonymous ones. how many women do you need to counterbalance

griffin was not in a mood for pre-game handshakes. 1st quarter steph curry the three and catches chris paul asleep at the wheel. the steal and the hoop. that he was a quick five-point play. curry flings the ball at the ring, bogut for the put-back. 14 rebounds for him in 34 minutes. it was over by halftime. curry another three. warriors up by 25. curry finishes with 28. green just filled up the stat sheets can rehigh 24 points eight rebounds and five assists plus griffin ran back down the floor. warriors win 121-104 and are 4- 0. >>> 49ers runningback marcus lattimore has decided to retire without ever playing in an nfl game. the 23-year-old lattimore was one of the top backs in college before two major knee injuries that turned out to be a career ender. he was a fourth round pick by the 49ers. would have been a first rounder had he never been injured. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight >>> play of the day, how about some nba? we have final seconds. we have jazz, we have cavs. jazz is down. gordon hayward jazz to the wing and drains the buzzer beater. it's good! winning bucket there as t

was not in a mood for pre-game handshakes. 1st quarter steph curry bangs the three and catches chris paulp at the wheel. the steal and the hoop. that was a quick five-point play. like candy from a baby. curry flings the ball at the ring, bogut for the putback. warriors up by 25. curry finishes with 28. green just filled up the stat sheets. a career-high 24 points, eight rebounds and five assists. warriors win 121-104. they are 4-0. >>> this is sad news. 49er runningback marcus lattimore decided to retire without ever playing in an nfl game. the 23-year-old lattimore was one of the top acts in college before suffering two major knee injuries that turned out to be a career ender. he was a fourth round pick by the 49ers. it would have been a first rounder had never been injured. but it never quite panned out for marcus lattimore. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >>> play of the day, we are going to take you to the nba final seconds we got jazz, cavs, gordon hayward of the utah an off balance shot at the buzzer. it's the play of the day. it's good! jazz beat cleveland by a score of 102-

clade time since that curry as and ready to go against chris paul. it really is some deal.the season well we can obviously did better. god protect your whole camp corp. home court against the best and the west. >> gary: and you wanna see the sports show on sunday night the end of what you you'll only see on kron 4. will >> gary: sandoval re- signed as we signed with the giants. >>: were putting him on the back burner until the as an outcome one way or other but not on a blow the budget for anybody. and on have any idea how he wants to play this but we've had too many meetings to discuss what we can close this thing out. will this have to have life without public doesn't get done. >> gary:, that there's anything does happen since we talked, below as that great run. his loyalty to us and our loyalty to him it it just takes one team to blow you out of the water. >> gary: for all you folks they can't eat orsk sleep wondering if pop below is going to come back--pablo >> gary: his said that at the parade on friday published the little short here. >> gary: you give them a couple p

chris paul allen. in sydney.h australian news and the largest health insurer will make his debut on the market in sydney tomorrow. raising nearly $5 billion. the second-biggest ipo. government shares are expected in the months ahead. china's biggest -- hong kong markets for funding. to raise moreing than $3 billion in an ipo. and they will start taking orders as early as today. to be in have agreed the offering. the european union is set for a fund to help share the risk of private investors. makees said the fund would use of existing resources and does not require more cash for members. they're expected to have details in the coming days. change is coming to the top level. samsung and the annual shakeup at the table is something or someone has something new. i do not know what is going on. sherry and will be here. >> it has something at someone. romeone new would be the hei apparent. he has been calling the shots since his father was hospitalized for a heart attack in may. this the first management shakeup since

chris christie, jeb bush, rand paul, ben carson take a look. a been carson documentary. i want to make it clear we did not add the soundtrack to this. ♪ >> [laughter] ok. >> putting aside the obvious jokes, which of these potential presidential candidates has taken advantage of this midterm moment? >> two people. it is early, but the momentum matters. chris christie is already meeting with his donors and figuring out how to take a victory lap. chris christie can be surprisingly strong. if jeb bush hesitates, chris christie could be the god who raises tens of millions. rand paul has continued with the social media want to be the main candidate in the face of hillary clinton. a lot of republicans want somebody who will take her on. he has been aggressive. >> paul, christy is doing a lot of behind the scenes work. he has capitalized in a low-key way. rand paul is a mixture. both of us agree he is not going to be the nominee. his combination of talk about expanding the republican coalition, reaching out to groups that have not been appealed to, he is planned with this anti-h

>> reporter: and so did 2016 presidential hopefuls rand paul, chris christie, hillary clinton, and others. >> it comes down to who shows up. >> find them anywhere you can and tell them how important this election is. >> reporter: control of congress is up for grabs. analysts say republicans start the night at least half way to the six continues they need. west virginia, montana, and south dakota almost certain to go to the gop. >> our ground game is whipping theirs. >> reporter: tom cotton is pulling away. republicans need to win just 2 of 10 competitive seats now held by democrats. republicans have tried to make the race about president obama. just 44% of americans view him favorably. >> pryor. o-b-a-m-a. >> reporter: alison grimes who is taking on mitch mcconnell is running this spot. >> i'm not barack obama. >> reporter: and we may not know who will control the senate tuesday night, wednesday morning. two states require a majority of votes. if not, we're looking for a runoff. >> to the obama is on the mind of many voters. how much of a drank is he for democrats? >> reporter: a huge dra

christie was there to try to n to make it happen for paul lepage. chrischigan. busy day. michigan and most of new england. but interestingly, not all of new england. chris christie did not make an appearance in vermont today. democratic governor peter shumlin has been polling healthy double digits. no use wasting your time in vermont. wait a minute. what about massachusetts? republican charlie baker has been running a tight race against martha coakley in the great blue state of massachusetts. but amid all of these other new england states today, no chris christie trip to try to help charlie baker. in a state like massachusetts, running away from the national republican party is probably the only path to victory for a republican politician. but why is that governorship even potentially in reach for republicans in a state as blue as massachusetts is. martha coakley has lost what was once a big lead over charlie baker. she narrowly trails in some of the latest polling. yes, in massachusetts. it means that tomorrow against all odds, a republican could very we

rand paul, chris christie and marco rubio were able to lay their own 2016 ground work.eb bush penned a letter that landed in iowa -- >> the const has been going on for the better part of a year. chris christie's successful efforts as leader of the charge to get more republican governors elected, scoring surprising wins in places like massachusetts and maryland. >> he campaigned for the candidates and most of all he gave them money and thereby earned chips from these new governors or governor elects that he can cash in when he runs for the gop nomination. >> here in kentucky, it's a referendum, not only on the president, but on hillary clinton. >> paul's twitter account retweeted a kentucky news anchor's treat that said crowd goes wile for @senrandpaul. cheers for him. >> with tough lasses for clinton backed democrats, sab doe says she'll start any 2016 effort at a distinct disadvantage. >> when your candidates lose, the ones you put some chips on, you don't get advantages in those states when you're running for president. because they're not around in public office. the

let's talk about rand paul calling out chris christie. certainly a shot at his recent outburst. do you think we'll see more civility in the future? >> well, i think both of these men have different sometimes. you know, the senator from kentucky laid back, he's cool, he has that kind of demeanour, and governor chris christie is from new jersey. he has a blunt style. people of new jersey love it. he won with huge support. it's funny, we haven't finished the 2014 election, but are focussed on 2016. both of the men played big roles in the election. rand paul has been to 30 states during the midterm, and chris christie is the head of the republican's governor's association. we have a lot of races. he's in a 19-state tour. and both are playing a really big role in making sure republicans run during 2014. 2016 will be a little tougher. >> i want you to hear the guy's take on the next one, then i want your thoughts on it. rand paul touched on the idea that the g.o.p. is a broken branch. what do you think of it? is there something to it? >> most republicans would agree with rand paul on

elizabeth warren went to nine, rand paul and jeb bush eight each. ted cruz, just four. and chrisistie, as chairman of the republican governors association visited 17. but look how often they passed through the golden battle ground of iowa and new hampshire. cruz, 11 times, paul, 10, and christie, 9. they're introducing themselves to party activists and building for the future. when we visited new hampshire with cruz, he brought republicans to their feet and made an early case for new leadership. does this increase your interest in running? >> i do think the american people in november 2014 and also in november 2016 are going to be looking for leaders who want to work to restore america's leadership in the world. >> reporter: that sounds like a yes. >> it increases my interest in doing everything i can to change the direction we're on. >> reporter: while cruz is among those inching closer to running, other big names like elizabeth warren are not. but she's one of the biggest democrat draws of the season. appearing earlier this week on the view. >> this isn't about me. one of the r

for example, chris christie, rand paul and jeb bush. and hillary clinton, her husband, former president bill clinton also unable to work the magic for the dems. >> bill and hillary clinton have been all over the place, they're making it out that they're somehow better than the democrats. and in arkansas they campaigned heavily and in iowa. the facts are the facts. did the clintons help their ticket? so far i don't think they have. >> you saw the number of candidates, bob, did hillary clinton hurt herself? >> moses couldn't have done much for those campaigns. rand paul is running for president. obviously he's going to take a shot at her. that was a good place to take a shot. >> what do you think? >> i think she probably helped marginally. >> how could she feel better about her prospects. >> rand paul was spot on, he nailed it first, everybody's talking about the races and paul puts it together. hillary and bill clinton, they were campaigning all over. it doesn't help. president obama called it a shellacking last time. this is another coa

>> so did hopefuls rand paul, chris christie, scott walker and hillary clinton. >> it comes down as it always does, to who shows up. >> tell everyone how important the election is. >> control of congress is up for congress and republicans need to pick up six seats to re-capture the senate with republicans starting halfway this with west virginia, montana and south dakota certain to go to the g.o.p. >> our ground gay is whipping their ground game. in arkansas republican tom cotton is pulling away from incumbent mark pryor so republicans would need to only win two of ten competitive seats. republicans have tried to make the race about president bush. 44 percent of americans view him favorably. >> democrats in tough races have been running away from the president and alison lundergan grimes taking on mcconnell in kentucky is running this spot. >> i'm not president obama. >> we may not know who controls the senate on tuesday, georgia and louisiana require a majority of voters for the winner, if not, there will be run offs. >>> you can get information on the candidates and issues in the sma

president obama, vice president biden, secretary clinton, president clinton, and they've got rand paul, chris christie and ted cruz. the advances that we have are superior to the ones republicans have, the most important thing that voters will be asking themselves is who has my back, and voters across the board will consistently say democrats have my back. >> debbie wasserman schultz says that democrats will retain control of the senate. >> we mentioned the $4 billion, money well spent, the fox news political insiders are back, join the conversation on facebook. and on twitter @harrisfaulkner. former congressman from new york, pat goodell, and fox news contributor, and former pollster for president bill clinton and fox news contribute for as well. so big none, and people have to be scratched their heads, $4 billion. we have an ocean of under employment in this country, that's a lot of money. >> right, it's a lot of money and the question you have to ask is has it spoken directly to the concerns of the american people which as your question suggests, which is about employment, jobs and the eco

you have the chris christie, rand paul, jeb bush, rubio, cruz, romney. who knows. comes to democrats, you have power player hillary clinton potentially. where's the democrat bench? where's the democrat bench? who else is out there ? >> time will tell. go ahead, ron. >> you go ahead. >> what i was getting ready to say is it depends. one thing we've seen over time is candidates come and go. i remember marco rubio was supposed to be the huge star of the republican party and immigration reform ended up burying him by the same party that mcconnell says wants to consider immigration reform this time. i'm not sure who will come around. we know we have heard a lot from elizabeth warren. we saw a love fest with elizabeth warren and hillary clinton not long ago on the campaign trail. there may be others. democrats have been clear it's time for a woman in 2016. we'll see. >> 20 seconds. >> two points real quick. i really agree with what you're saying there. nobody saw howard dean coming in 2004 and he almost won the nomination. nobody saw barack obama coming in 2007 and he wo

amongst the republican candidates you're seeing jeb bush leading, then chris christie, rand paul and perry. now why those numbers? it's likely because also they have higher name recognition. with chris christie, he's also, besides being the governor of new jersey, he's also the chairman of the rga, the republican governors association. he had a great night tonight. a lot of big wins. big wins in some blue states like in massachusetts and maryland. >> okay. abc's political deputy director shushannah walshe. we'll see you in our next half hour. >>> kids making parents sick. jokingly calling them petri dishes. >>> and it's for a good reason. >> top four illnesses parents should protect themselves from. that's next on "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ >>> a sad reality. all of us parents know when our kids get sick, we shally catch it. and usually it's a cold. >> then we bring it to work and pass it to our co-workers. >> some can make adults a whole lot sicker than the kids. brandi hitt with the details. >> reporter: children are cute but for much of the year sick, sniff

ted cruz, and rand paul and chris kroifty and marco rubio.e with a slew of prominent republicans. and that could pay dividends for them should they run for the white house. and of course, on the other side of the aisle, hillary clinton spent time here as well. and it didn't work here in the senate race. but it remains to be seen how it could impact her 2016 ambitions. >> what is important here, when your candidates lose, you don't get advantages in those states when you are running for the president. they are not around in public office. they can't help you as private citizens in the way they can help you in high elected office. >> and whether your star is tarnushed a little bit. the two years is a long time and it is never over here in iowa. next presidential contender is dr. ben carson who is here on the 22 pd. and they say it is a never ep ending fray. >> and it does never end and you might want to stay there for a few months. it is here in des moines. and the soil is reach. and shannon bream. what is next. and they had a big victory. and

>> the question on the ground in fe fergus ferguson, chris king and paul callan, former prosecutor andod to have you here. alisyn will help out in the interview. thank you very much for that. chris king, this came down to a special prosecutor, that was the big ask from the community. the prosecutor doesn't say no to that, the governor does. the governor said no. why isn't there more talk about that decision, more onus on him? >> there was a lot of talk about it. under the state of emergency governor nixon had an opportunity to appoint a special prosecutor. mccull lay said it's your move, get rid of me. nixon didn't respond to public pressure. nixon is pro-law enforcement, mccullough is pro-law enforcement and didn't want to get involved in a police shooter case. >> reporter: paul callan, one question to you and then to alisyn. you said something earlier, this is what happens in the grand jury when you have an officer-involved shooting is that the prosecutor stays neutral. you can't mean that as a general proposition, paul, because that's not usually what happens in a grand jury of any

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>> so did potential 2016 hopefuls rand paul and chris christie and scott walker and hillary clinton. >> it comes down to who shows up >> tell everyone how important this election is. >> criminal of congress is up for grabs and republicans need to pick up six seats to re-capture the senate. republicans start halfway there with west virginia, montana, and south dakota certain to go to the g.o.p. >> and cotton is pulling away from arkansas senator pryor so the republicans only have to win two of ten competitive seats. republicans are making the race about president obama with 44 percent of americans viewing him fairly. >> democrats in tough races have been running away from the president and alison lundergan grimes taking on mcconnell in kentucky is running this spot. >> i'm not president obama. >> we may not know who controls the senate on tuesday, georgia and louisiana require winners break a majority of voters. if not we have a run off. >>> you can follow all the election issues on the smartphone or tablet with the news app and look for our voter resources page, your voice, your vote

we hear more names like chris christie, rand paul. and rand paul seemed to waste no time.me on with bret and myself last night and repeatedly made mention to, you know, hillary clinton and her failures with her candidates and then on his facebook page he posted pictures like this talking about hillary's losers, trying to pin these losses on her. suggesting she doesn't have the juice she once had the implication there. does he have a point? >> no, actually, he showed a little desperation there. he realized last night was a day for governors and this may be a cycle for governors. people that haven't just passed laws and stood a microphones in washington. he did it in a ham handed way. this race was not about hillary clinton. it was an indictment on barack obama. if you want to come after hillary clinton, the smart way is saying the obvious which is it's awfully hard to be the third term of an unpopular president. and hillary clinton wants to be the next barack obama and come at her that way. but don't pretend yesterday was about hillary clinton. >> how about chris christie?

do they like jeb bush, chris christie, rachbd paund paul, cr christie, we're also going to talk about terrorism u about the economy, what's the biggest thing that weighs on your vote tonight. that's all coming up on tuesday night. >> crunching the numbers, martha, thank you. >>> so the hot button of race playing a big role in this final weekend before the midterms and our panel will be weighing in on that. >>> chris wallace is here with the campaign cowboys. karl rove and joe trippi, what they're seeing on the ground. that's indicating how tuesday will turn out, we'll talk about all of that. >>> 48 hours to go until ele election day. chris wallace is the an anchor of fox news sunday. >> i will be spending campaign -- and joe trippi who has run a number of democratic campaigns, they'll be looking inside the numbers for signs of how these midterm elections will turn out. we want to talk first of all about the ground game, i think it's fair to say, carl, the democrats outorganized republicans in 2012, the question is are they going to do it again? you want to focus on the state of kansas

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unearned media that they are going to get from huckabee to carson and rob portman and chris christie and rand paulntion is going to be on the republican candidates. hillary's big problem is not just the unity within the party, but keeping the party excited. whoever doesn't get the business, the order, if you will, they will be mad and pouting and they will vote for her, but not be enthusiastic. that will be one of the big differences. enthusiasm on the winning side. >> number one, being right now the leading and the sole cont d contender, being the only woman who is running. this is a problem because she is going to be faced with fighting whatever stereotypes we see about women in politics and one question will be can she manage a campaign and the people that work with her? if any of these numb skulls that are leaking e-mails are going to end up in the white house, the american public, democrats included are going to think we have to deal with that? we don't want clinton number two. >> it's not just a great economy and a popular president, but there was all this messing up. >> always something goi

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they have ted cruz, chris christie and rand paul.'re in good shape in terms of who's been deployed to stump for our candidates. but look at what we've got in terms of president obama's success as a president, 55 straight months of job growth in the private sector -- >> but this is exactly my point. this is what i don't hear from a lot of democratic candidates. in fact, let's take colorado, democratic senator mark udall is in an incredibly tight reelection race. you don't hear him talking about what you were talking about as much as he talks about women's reproductive rights. he said on sunday, i'm proud to stand for reproductive freedom. and immediately, someone shouted out from the audience, complaining about women's reproductive rights and not enough about other issues like the economy. do you think it's time to get a new playbook for democrats? >> there's a reason that women voters are turninging out and overwhelmingly supporting our democratic candidates like mark udall, like bruce braley. the gap between republicans and democrat

do they like jeb bush, chris christie, rachbd paund paul, cr christie, we're also going to talk about about the economy, what's the biggest thing that weighs on your vote tonight. that's all coming up on tuesday night. >> crunching the numbers, martha, thank you. >>> so the hot button of race playing a big role in this final weekend before the midterms and our panel will be weighing in on that. >>> chris wallace is here with the campaign cowboys. karl rove and joe trippi, what they're seeing on the ground. that's indicating how tuesday will turn out, we'll talk about all of that. (receptionist) gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i love logistics. >>> 48 hours to go until ele election day. chris wallace is the an an

chris christie. don't think he would make a good president. rand paul. he has been working hard.d yesterday remember in a big republican year. said no. they dent want rand paul. don't want rand paul as their president. interesting one we asked at the end. who would you vote for. more likely, hillary clinton. 34%. republicans will lake that. as of now they're inclined to vote republican. common sense. 23% of the american people say wait and see. it depend. a big year in 2014. wolf, when you look ahead. lot of question marks for the republicans come 2016. >> thank you so much, wolf. >> john, thank you vae much. back to jake. >> thank you, wolf. dana bash, there are now 100 women in congress. we have seen republicans, elect women. elect, not just republicans, voters, elect republican women. in iowa, joni ernst. hillary clinton said tough for women to got elected statewide in iowa. probably wasn't imagining ernst, senator ernst from the state. west virginia first senator a woman. also, a republican. mia love. the first african-american woman elected, african-american republican woman

a lot of folks in the hunt, the hill put out their big three, the tier one, it was rand paul, chris christieand brought up florida governor -- former florida governor jeb bush. is jeb bush the 800 pound gorilla in this? a lot of people are saying we're not making a choice until jeb says if he's in or not. >> absolutely. jeb bush has an enormous donor base available to him. he has national name recognition that works both ways and he has a great record as governor of california. but he's rusty. the last time he ran for office was 2002. so if he runs he has to show his campaign skills are honed and ready. >> and he's not -- he does not exactly love campaigns as a candidate. how much does this come down to money? we have a large field, is it the money that makes the candidate or will the right candidate find the money? >> the primaries calendar is compressed this next time. there are fewer debates, fewer free chances to get media. i think you have to have table stakes. if you can't raise $50 million it will be really tough. there are surprises in american life, but if you don't have a real fund

did not do as much campaigning for some of these senate candidates as other people like chris christie or rand paul or jeb bush did. >> what's the biggest change you think the american people will feel with the senate going republican? anything? >> well, it's clearly defined now who stands for what. this congress, everything was kind of muddled. the new nothing to the out of the senate divided. the president out of the white house. he didn't have to deal with any legislation he didn't like. he had harry reid to block it for him in the democratic senate. now we have a legislature that is republican. we have a white house that is democrat. very clear line there for the american people who see what the congress wants and what the president wants and it sets it all up nicely, i think, for the 2016 race when people can make a decision about who they want in the white house. >> what do you think hillary clinton thought looking at those races last night, rick? >> think she was happy to see the senate flip. people are out there saying that i think she wanted the democrats to control. she put herself out th

would make a good president. 43% said hillary clinton. 28% said jeb bush, 24% said chris christie, 22% said rand paulnd 22% said rick perry. the president spent a lot of time on the campaign trail. what do these results say about 2016 bob? >> i want to talk about tonight and how politics has changed. earlier tonight, rand paul, senator randall paul tweeted out this about hillary clinton. he said you didn't think it could get worse than your book tour, well it did, courtesy of u.s. voters. and it's got a picture of hillary clinton with a lady that challenged mitch mcconnell down there in kentucky. >> and the point he's making is? >> i guess he's rubbing her nose in it is the point he's making. and it's kind of interesting that someone would find the need to do that. >> that she's not invincible since 2016, she went out and campaigned for candidate after candidate and just about all of them lost. the luster has pretty much worn off of the clintons. which is what he needs to make inroads if he wants to run for president. >> if you look at 2016, you look ea the republican senate win in colorado, the repu