>> there are people intermediate people who christie has appointed. rail, transportation, spending like roads and bridges in the state. officially they make the selection but really christy is not going to approve unless he approves t this. >> they have a board, they have an interim executive director, why can't they lead nj transit. >> until you get somebody in here, essentially the ceo you're not going to turn around the agency or begin the process of turning it around. nj transit is under federal investigation. federal railroad administration is doing audit of nj transit since june. officials began the investigation because they were concerned about safety violations and the fact that there's a vacuum at the top spot. this is actually a failure of leadership on the part of governor christie because he promised us back in 2009 when he was he was going to fix transit. >> what was the scene when you got there with people coming off the trains? i think politicians miss it. there are real people impacted. god for bid this one woman was said. >> people b

but the real question, governor christie, what are you wearing? do they look like cartier to you?is this bombshell article out of "vanity fair" alleging the governor is sporting $4,000 cartier cuff links. that's a lot of money, but is it true? does the say it like it is governor dish out the dough when it comes to fashion? well, it's time to bring in the experts. >> all this buckling in the chest is caused by shoulder line, the jacket sleeves are too long or the shirt sleeves he's wearing are too short. the pants, very baggy and billowy, a little bit too long. >> brian is the ceo of henry davidson in philadelphia. as a master tailor and image consultant, it's safe to say he's the one to ask when it comes to style and fit. >> if i had to guess, i would guess he's probably wearing brooks brothers. >> it doesn't really seem like he has, he's paying for a stylist or -- >> if he's paying for a stylist, they should be fired. [laughter] >> but back to those cuff links. are they really cartier? well, there's one place to go. so you're the person to talk to about chris christie's cuff link

jim, the host of new jersey now to talk about political impact for governor christie. i want to start with alex. >> the bridge gate trial is going here. it's not the only courtroom that governor cristsave is in a little bit of trouble. the governor has had a criminal complaint filed against him. first criminal charge that christie has faced in the closings of the lane in bridge gate scandal. was brought bret. official misconduct is a state charge not the federal charges behind me but might be the right kind of thing to bring against the governor of the state, someone was a publish official and did something unauthorized or harm or benefit someone else. big wild card for christie, we will see where this will lead. two more weeks to go. prosecution just rested and we are going to hear from the defense. >> thank you, alex. diana spent the day at the courthouse and one of the people in particular, one of the governors. >> so as you mentioned, let an investigation along side senator so walking into his office i was expecting him to jump for joy but more cautious and said th

during the shutdowns, september 2013, that chris christie came back from a 9/11 ceremony and that christie was talking about how the traffic issue came up in their conversation. he knew there was a big traffic mess playing out in fort lee. wildstein had testified that he had this conversation with christie at that ceremony. >> basically saying this is what we did, boss. >> she was corroborating what wildstein said there. two key things that she came out with today. >> wildstein's story here and to remember that's right this massive traffic jam happened wildstein's story is this was cooked up as political punishment for mayor sokolich who would not endorse christie. bridget ann kelly saying i thought it was a traffic study and the governor thought it was a traffic study. he knew about it and talked about it after it was happening. >> bridget kelly, we have to say when the prosecutor this is the defense attorney doing the testifying the prosecutor will get a chance at her she's vulnerable on a few fronts we should point out because during the shutdown she was told that the mayor o the town t

governor christie denied that he did. joining me now by phone of someone who's in the courtroom secretary of defense, adam reese, is with us. explain to us what it means. >> certainly, it was as bomb shell, briget kelly breaking her silence today saying she was the one that told the governor about the lane closures a month before it was implemented and he said it was okay. he did not react. she's putting the blame for the closure of david winestein. he said it was his idea that she was in charge. >> he she trusted him -- in august 12th of that year, he sent kellyanne e-mail and said he said -- governor christie could get up after the traffic and saying he was the one that ended the horrible traffic we had for years at the george washington bridge. he told the governor again and he said it was fine. that's typical winestein. the next day she sent that infamous e-mail. she told the governor that she did not want the governor to come back and say are we doing the traffic study and that she did not told winestein. she says th

that could be a problem for christie.couple of his officials in the cabinet who are already in trouble for this. it depends on what they say and what the subsequent charges are. what happens is, people start to talk. they get indicted, they start trying to make deals and hopefully for christie's sake, no one fingers him and said he is the guy he knew and we have proof because they have to proof it beyond a reasonable doubt. >> there is an interesting situation here and this normally would go to the prosecutor's office in the county but he was appointed by christie so this is the question of whether he should take this on and whether there is the appearance of a conflict and then go to the state attorney general and there are other conflicts that christie worked with or appointed so how do you see this as that christy has with. >> and many times the conspiracy theory they have crazy complaints and this is well-pled and legal and the point he is trying to make is the reason why chris christie was not prosecuted because he's

it shifted from christie -- it christie jokingly said what i would've done some something to eliminatehing but my run for presidency did exactly go so well. >> i'm sure there's more to come from the governor over the next few months. >> this was started by don just two years ago, he started making american -- right here. >> we are doing it with american workers. >> making americae. >> jack is a native and the next are he is fighting for his life right now in las vegas. he was at an event and he had a horrible bike crash that ended with a spinal cord damage and skull fracture with multiple surgeries. his families out there right now. will talk to them next week when they get back from new jersey. he's at the fun rain fundraising page right now we want to wish him a swift recovery. >> were all familiar with the delays abut mother nature might be to blame. or officials. >> on friday morning they showed how the transit that they had actually view 20000 gallons worth of water onto the track to remove the fallen leaves. >> i have an idea. >> yesterday jessica was chasing a story about the li

and he says he told christie that right before christie told the public that they didn't know anything his deputy chief of staff also testified herself today. she says before she sent that e-mail that said time for some traffic problems in fort lee, before she sent that e-mail she testified she got the okay to do so from governor christie himself. personally and directly. she ran it by him. she also testified that she is personally physically afraid of governor christie. she broke down in tears on the stand while she recounted him swearing at her and throwing stuff at her, and that's next. i love my shop, but my back pain was making it hard to sleep and open up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. now i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. i found a better deal on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or you can call 1-800-medicare. medicare open enrollmen

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their jobs went away because governor christie decided to kill all transportation projects.hey had the money to eliminate the estate tax and lower the sales tax half a billion so why not take that billion dollars to fund the road projects? they can come back to work tomorrow if governor christie had the guts and not such a coward to read into washington try to do everything but work for new jersey. >> we enjoyed the second lowest tax for a long time the roads and bridges. twenty-three cents is a lot may be something in the middle. >> if we knew they would actually fix the roads and bridges he may have an argument but nobody trusts them. now we will bring in our friend. matt, there is still able only to go before friday. but that it is a factor -- a victory for average working class people quick. >> everybody. pour and middle-class. if you have property-tax sales-tax editing we already pay belated bid haven't figured out is that it is cheaper for people to abandon their business and family to head south bend continues. >> i agree. this is a no-win situation. not only did they

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bergen county's octobering prosecutor will decide if christie should be indicted. former federal prosecutor, linda hoffman says she has her doubts. >> it is, in my experience of over 30 years, and criminal justice system and working in law enforcement, high liz unusual to see, a matter like that proceed forward and result in an indictment, particularly where law enforcement the has already indulin investigated this matter. >> reporter: today, state lawmakers in the democratic party said that they will have a hearing next month, to try to get a confirmation for the acting bergen county prosecutor who will deidentify at some point whether or not to have an indictment for governor christie. live from trenton, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> despite a yes vote last week from new jersey lawmakers governor christie has not signed the gas tax bill, that will fund road projects. today democratic leaders talk about how the new transportation trust fund will provide property tax relief by doubling money by local level road projects, however, none of that work can s

here's what christy had to say. >> reporter: governor chris christie says he believes trump when he sayshe allegations are false. last week several women came forward claiming the republican nominee touched them inappropriately. kelley o'donnell requested him about his reactions to the claims. >> he's assured me privately exactly what he said publicly that these are lies and fabrications and i think a number of the allegations have been discredited. we'll see what happens with the others. i can only take him at his word. and i am. but, you know, again, the important thing for this election are not being discussed. >> christie went on to

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they come out, they announce it with christie they all reached a deal. and yesterday they had this news conference, we passed this in both houses, why isn't the governor signing this thing that we all had to get passed. so that was why there was a news conference. so another question for the governor: why aren't you signing this thing that you pushed for? you got what you wanted. then why aren't you signing it into law? we still don't have that passed yet either until the governor signs it. >> all right, steve, you never know with new jersey politics. thank you. appreciate it. and another political-involved story, lawyers for former person pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane now hinting they are seeking probation or maybe house arrest for their client. kane was found guilty of leaking grand jury documents to a newspaper and then lying about it under oath. they have filed papers asking for home confinement assessment. the defense arguing kane for the first time, non-violent offender and primary caregiver for her children. >> now to the latest for

governor christie has in the past denied he knew before or while the closures were taking place. asked if he had anything to do with the lane closures in december 2013 shortly after the story broke, christie joked about the incident, and we all remember this. let's watch. >> i work the cones, actually, on that, unbeknownsts to everybody, i was the guy out there. i was in overalls and a hat. i was working the cones. you really are not serious with that question. i don't get involved in traffic studies, lane closures. i didn't work the cones, jus soy we're clear on that, that was sarcastic. >> a few weeks later, he fired bridget kelly for her roles in the lane closures. >> i am embarrassed humiliated by the conduct of some of the people on my team. there's no doubt in my mind that the conduct that they exhibited is completely unacceptable and showed a lack of respect for the appropriate role of government and for the people that were trusted to serve. this morning, i have terminated the employment of bridget kelly, effective immediately. i terminated her employment because she lied

bridge to punish a democratic mayor who didn't endorse christie.have more on the closing arguments. >> reporter: they had influence and they have authority. that statement made by federal prosecutors in closing arguments friday in the trial of former port authority executive bill haroney and chris christie's former deputy chief of staff bridgette kelly. the two on trial for corruption related to the 2013 george washington bridge lane closures, better known as bridgegate. the sixth week of the trial ended with both prosecutors and baroney's attorneys making closing statements. they say they knew that a major lane crossing closure would cause gridlock. the lane closures were an act of political retaliation against the new jersey mayor who did not endorse christie in his re-election bid for governor. the defense, however, denied the allegation and said they were part of a legitimate traffic study. the scandal has dogged christie and arguably impacted his race for the presidency in 2016. >> when i heard about the bridge scandal i was beyond horrified.

christie ileto is live at police headquarte headquarters. christie? >> reporter: jim, her name is tina and police were able to track her down in a may fair apt many where she was staying with a friend. residents are stunned to learn they were living so close to a wanted woman with a checkered past. >> come running. i seen them running up. i didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: arnold stepped outside to make a phone call when his building was swarming with u.s. marshalls and homicide detectives. >> he said listen, open the door, i'm a u.s. marshall. i'm a detective. i need you to stay outside. go in there and open the front door. what's when i seen all the different detectives, six or seven of them. >> reporter: authorities tracked her two floors above. she's the knife-wielding woman who stabbed lynch 77 times before returning to his apartment to set him on fire. >> when you look at the reality of it, i'm shocked. i'm horrified. i can't believe she was in this building. >> reporter: it's unclear how long she had been staying here with her friend

. >>> governor chris christie is facing new trouble over the bridge gate scandal. this morning a judge in ber began county judge signed -- a private citizen filed the complaint accusing governor christie of having knowledge of the plot to close lanes at the george washington bridge three years ago. the spokesperson for the governor dismissed the accusations, they said this is a dishonorable complaint filed by a known complaintant with a history of abusing the criminal justice system. >>> just this afternoon the ntsb released a first look at what caused the train crash in hoboken. first data collected showed the train never stopped instead it ran right over a bumping post meant to slow it down and then crashed into the wall of the terminal. that crash kill aid woman standing on the platform and more than 100 others were injured. the data event recorder has key information here. showing that 38 seconds before the crash the train was going 8 miles per hour. but the throttle was some how increased sending the train into the station at 21 miles per hour. the only sign o

him to indict governor christie and have have christie have his own trial about this. so all of the testimony basically is christie knew, he did it as political revenge. remember what happened here? mayor of fort lee a democrat did in the endorse chris christie and chris christie was doing this in retribution against the mayor. so this is a political drama that is playing out in a courtroom in new jersey right now. >> what i find interesting is how come this citizen, this activist was able to get this far, federal prosecutors could not. >> well, because david wildstein testified under oath that christie knew. once he testified under oath that christie knew this citizen then filed this citizen complaint. it then has to go before a judge and judge has to determine whether there is probable cause but based on that testimony of david wild stein that why said yeah, is there enough probable cause we will now issue a criminal summons, now it initial front of the court and prosecutor. >> before the testimony. >> you need sworn testimony under oath. >> in order to have probable

governor christie was not on stage so what's so egregious of him supporting governor of state. >> weit egregious that he's sharing transition team for mr. trump who that is thought to denegrade that woman that have come forward. >> on the video itself it looks to be really clear, completely indefensible and i won't defend it and haven't defended it. that kind of talk and conversation even in private is just unacceptable. >> the women want governor christie to resign in case there's issue of sexual harassment or sex assault that does come in front of him in dealing with the state. >> it's such a stupid issue. they're talking about words and not actions. most of the women that have spoken up, there have been witness that is were in the same area, whether on the plane or in the house or that have come out and said none of that happened. oneone of the woman was quoting this is in "the new york times" quotingly ricks -- quoting lyrics. if we get to back to issues -- >> i'm personally offend that had you think that sexual harassment is not an actual issue. >> i didn't say that. but i didn'

>> chris christie represents a very blue state. he's termed out as governor. really probably no place for him to go, maybe a u.s. senate seat but that's unlikely. he was at the last stop on the subway any way if he didn't win the republican primary and the last -- >> i i did grdigress. >> tip your waitress. >> what about paul ryan who faced a lot of backlash for not defending or campaigning with donald trump. do you think he's going to be fin fine, john? >> look, there's been a lot of discord within the republican party for sometime now. if you go back to when bob michaels was taken out by newt gingrich for the very same reason. newt gingrich was taken out for the very same reason, and john boehner, and if kevin mckathy, and now paul ryan is experiencing this. and the main reason is republican benefactors have a very different idea of where the party should be politically than republican voters. and the way these people have been handling it through the years, republican leaders is they've been saying one thing in their district and doing a different thing in

quote, where is chris christie? he can be called.inally pointing to kelly, they want that mother of four to take the fall for them. cowards, cowards. courtroom drama at a fever pitch. and then the government rebuttal. kelly's attorney wants to make it about governor christie's presidential campaign. why? he's trying to distract you from the core of this case. senator loretta weinberg disagrees. >> i would say he did a very good job of involving the governor, involving the governor in all the decisions that took place here. >> reporter: he returned to the reputation wildstein had as the governor's point man at the point authority and his admitted master minding of the lane shutdown plan. mockingly, he suggested this motivate to wildstein as christie looked ahead to a presidential run, quoting, look at me, governor, look what i'm doing, take me to washington. the attorney continuing in his sick mind, christie is going to be happy with this. christie has repeatedly denied knowing anything before or during the lane closures. although bot

this is not what christie's been telling us. why did he tell reporters he didn't know nothing about it. >>> plus, from the baseball diamond to the town square, kurt schilling says he wants to run gen elizabeth warren in massachusetts. >>> and nearly 70% of americans think the loser on november 8th should accept the results of the election, but here's a scarier thought, less than half of trump supporters say the loser should accept the outcome. trump's attack on the very principles of american democracy may be sinking in with his crowd. >>> finally, my election diary for tonight, october 21st. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> we've got some new polling in the presidential race, and for that we check the "hardball" scoreboard. first, virginia, where a new poll from christopher newport university has hillary clinton out, look at this, to a 12-point lead. that was going to be a tough state. she's up by 12. her lead in the poll was 15 last week. maybe it's closing. anyway, next to georgia, where new atlantic journal co

reporting live in winfield heights, christie ileto. action news. jim. >> thank you, christie. we have labor news tonight. short of something totally unexpected it appears that the faculty at pennsylvania's 14 state universities are set to strike in the morning. live at west chester university tonight is action news reporter jeanette reyes. it seems like a strike is now unavoidable. >> reporter: it certainly is. in just a matter of hours the state system will see the first strike it's ever had in its history. this will impact more than 100,000 students, and many of them telling me they have questions about graduating on time, their grades, and even financial aid. earlier this afternoon more than two dozen faculty members trickled into a the main hall for talks about the impending strike tomorrow morning that includes over 5,000 union faculty at 14 universities and colleges across the state. on the outside students were nervous, confused, and mostly out of the loop because of a news blackout. >> from what i've heard it's all all students shouldn't go to class. >> they said we ar

>> it doesn't bother me, there's some reason that chris christie supports it. i do not agree. >> reporter: christie is organizing the white house transition team. >> even they can't figure out what's going, so i feel like it's leaving us all confused. >> reporter: because the ballot question was drafted and approved months before the gas tax passed, she doesn't want voters to misunderstand that dedicating transportation funds will hit new jersey with $12 billion in borrowed debt. >> the sixers have only played one game this season and already they're facing controversy. singer seven streeter said the team wouldn't let her perform the national anthem because she was wearing a jersey with the words "we matter." >> the makeup artist told us about the moment when they side you can't wear jersey. >> she was dumbfounded, she didn't have much to say, we were all dumb founded. and it was just kind of like, what? what? and she immediately got tears in her eyes and i could tell that she was sad. >> the sixers released a statement saying they encourage meaningful action t

according to christie this election is about bigger things. >> i've known for a long time. what i heard, but in the end this election is about bigger issues than just that. at this point i still support him. >> it governor christie continues to refuse questions from local press. i tried to question him when he was leaving the studio tuesday but the governor had plans ahead of me. >> and governor, what are you going to take questions from the press? >> he may not want to answer them but doesn't mean we stop trying. so tweet me me your questions at the show chasing news because the chase never stop. >> ladies this week i did not go get my manicure because i knew i was going storming and you get your hands dirty. well sergio is like i got a manicure and he didn't want to get his nails messed up. >> guess who's back at harlem? for new york city. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> actually one of the places where we really like to start is the -- chicken coop. [laughter] somewhere out here, north of 96 were east harlem meets the bronx is randall island park. inside is a piece of a piece of paradise known

the man says christie knew about the lane closures and didn't stop them. >> chris christie did everything that i alleged he did and everybody knows it. it's frightening. how are the government is being turned against the citizens and >> a christie spokesman said the governor was not told. it now goes to a prosecutor appointed by christie. two former christie aides of accused of closing the lanes to punish a political rival are now on trial. >>> in baseball. the dodgers called on their ace to wrap up the national league division series. >> the los angeles dodgers are headed to chicago. >> clayton kershaw came in with runners on first and second in the bottom of the ninth to get l.a. beat the washington nationals 4-3. it was kershaw's first major league save and first relief appearance in seven years. the dodgers open the national league championship series saturday against the cubs in chicago. >>> coming up on the "morning news." airlines tackle the risk of fire from phones. we will show you how planes are being equipped with special containment bags, amid the rash of overheating devices.

how did this republican cross christie? a few days after hurricane sandy when curly was cold, frustrated and believe the governor was not doing what he could to help them. he went to the governor's cabinet after an event in union beach that christie did not attend. >> they were in their gubernatorial garb and i walked up and i said, so where's the fat -- out running for president? you tell him the director of the mamma county needs action because these people are hungry, their homeless, they are in very bad straits. >> i don't mix words. >> the next day curley received a phone call from a blocked number. >> i picked it up and i said this is john curley, and they said this is the governor of the state of new jersey. and i said i said yes governor, i thought it was somebody kidding me. >> i wanted to make sure i heard on stand in the trial was correct and also -- so i had to read the account that i heard in court to make sure it was right. >> who the -- to think you are calling me a -- i'm the governor. i will send out a call

hi, i'm christie. i'm free this saturday night. >> the "i can't believe she's a 62-year-old" is ready to date again. it's not her first priority. that belongs to her kids. alexa is 30, 21-year-old jack is trying out acting and mom. >> when she's not smiling, she's 100% her. you know? because she just has, like her own look, like she's her own category. >> comparisons to her mom caused the college freshman to fire back at internet trolls for comments like, she's just average, not a model. nowhere near what her mother was. >> you can't compete and compare, because you up for unhappiness. >> if somebody wants to look at her and say, oh, she's not as pretty, it's like, that's their problem. not hers. because she knows where she's coming from. >> your kids pretty much grew up here. >> yeah. >> we got a tour of her home worth almost $30 million. where she's adjusting to life as an empty nester. she's having fun launching her new line. >> what do the kids think of this? did you give them an opportunity to tas

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it. >> a former christie ally previously testified this photo shows him and the defendant telling christieclosures on september 11th, as the lane closers were happening and the three laughed about it. christie continues to deny any involvement in the affair as his approval rating hits a new low. a man with hopes for higher office now caught in a scandal he may never return from. now, defense attorneys painted bridget kelly as a low level employee, and not a senior official. the prosecution will examine kelly on monday and the jury could start to deliberate as early as next week. >> thank you for that. >>> happening now the fbi and homeland security are investigate who go is behind the day-long series of web attacks, and they targeted a company that acts as a switchboard to the internet and the attacks cut off access to websites from payment services and social media and news sites. miguel almaguer has more. >> the powerful and sophisticated cyber attacks coming wave after wave, and internet users in six countries, but mostly here in the u.s. unable to load popular websites like twitter, ne

. >> a new jersey governor chris christie could be in the hot seat this time. judge just ruled citizens complaint of official misconduct against christie can move forward. at the center of it all, four days of gridlock on the george washington bridge in september of 2013. the complaint alleges christie did not try to stop his top aids from creating the traffic nightmare. >> our jeff cole went to trenton today for what this means for the governor and how christie is firing back. report roar the news that a judge had signed on off on misconduct complaint against governor christie in the bridge gate scandal offered at least one critic a chance to pounce. >> it's a black eye for the state to have this determination made. it's embarrassing. it certainly corroborates the suspicions that many people have had. we have to wait for the developments to play out. >> reporter: activist bill brennan filed the complaint in fort lee municipal court claiming christie failed to reopen the lanes to the george washington bridge closed to punish the fort lee mayor a democrat who re

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hi, i'm christie.e this saturday night. >> two months after a split with john mellencamp, the i can't believe she's a 62-year-old is ready to date again. but it's not her first priority. that belongs to her kids. alexa is 30, 21-year-old jack is trying out acting and 18-year-old saylor is a model like her mom. >> when she's not smiling, she's 100% her. you know? because she just has, like her own look, like she's her own category. just like alexa is so stunning, and, you know, in certain poses, i always say, she reminds me of penelope cruz. >> it's comparisons to her mom that caused the college freshman to fire back at the internet trolls for comments like, she's nowhere near what her mother was. >> you can't compete and compare, because that just sets you up for unhappiness. if somebody wants to look at her and say, oh, but she's not as pretty -- it's like, that's their problem, not hers. because she knows where she's coming from. >> all three kids pretty much grew up here. >> yeah. >> we got a tour o

yesterday, david wildstein testified that new jersey governor chris christie and andrew cuomo talked about releasing a false report to stop questions about the bridge shutdown. wildstein said he was told by tuo top officials that the lans were closed because of a traffic study. that never happened. defense lawyers for the two people now on trial are pleased with the way the case is going. >> i'm in the a politician. i'm a trial attorney. i leave that to others. i'm not trying to get them to reveal anything. i'm searching for the truth. the thing i asked had some relevancy to the issue of the case. >> the case is moving along. we're pleased with how it's going and pleased with the pace. >> governor christie continuously denied any knowledge of bridgegate and is not charged with doing anything wrong. >>> from our delaware bureau, an advocacy group accuses the enian river school district in sussex county of racial discrimination. the coalition for education reform filed a federal lawsuit

christi back to you. >> appreciate it.pread that matthew left behind across haiti is just stunning. take a look at this video we've gotten in. the fear right now, we want to point out, is the death toll. that it will climb. while aid workers are trying to get to some of the worst-hit areas. the protection service has said 330 people have died. reuters put the count higher at almost 900. survivors are facing a new threat. the possibility of a widespread cholera outbreak. it can spread so badly especially with contaminated water. it's already killed 13 people. that's what we're watching here. but i do want to get you back to victor because that is where we're having our political conversation today as we await whatever is going to happen tonight, victor, at this debate. >> yeah. you know, republicans finally find themselves, i should say, falling off a cliff politically with lawmakers dropping endorsements and distancing themselves from donald trump saying that the running mate should be at the top of the ticket. how can the