christie: you bet i will. >> happy to have you. it has been good. gov. christie: feeling good. >> nice to meet you, governor, i am glad you came to our state. governor christiethank you very much. 3 -- alright? >> i love what you said. about your mother. governor christie: i loved my mother. you got it. thanks for coming. >> the mets are 4.5 games ahead. governor christie: they are looking good. >> governor, welcome to new hampshire. governor christie: great. thank you for coming. >> it goes to the senate. sure, anytime. governor christie: thank you. i will be back up monday. any question you have, i am happy to answer. i am proud of my record. ok? >> appreciate the time. governor christie: thank you so much. >> you are more than welcome. i would love to have you in for dinner when you're up. by all means. absolutely. >> here we go. >> thank you for being here. absolutely. >> i have never voted for somebody for president that i haven't met. gov. christie: don't start now. good. [laughter] i have an inside track. accountability. you do not need to throw money at the problem. governor christie: absolutely. thank you so much. i look forward to achieving great t

christie christie spoke at today's event and called it a bad deal and call the president a liar. >> now only uses a bad deal with have the president of the united states directly lying to the american people. >> he was often referred to as americans rabbi and he spoke at today's event and called out senator booker by name asking him to oppose the deal. >> i'm asking you to oppose it. >> governor christie asked senator booker to up pose the deal, during a question-and-answer portion today he shared that he spoke with the senator privately before today's events as well. >> if used boeck with senator booker privately was the compelling reason to come out publicly today and have a cement question mark. >> let me ask you was this more of a politically charged event? on any poll the american people are voting two to one against the rainy a deal. >> i didn't feel like as a political play, it was very charged event today. you felt the seriousness of it and it's an incredibly serious topic but the pressure on president book senator booker today. >> on september 17 the house and senate are supposed to vote on the deal opposing the deal so we'll see. >> hard to get, and pricey these are words used to describe medical marijuana. how about this and epileptic is livelier than ever. it's hard for a lot of people. we introduce you to a 16-year-old about 44 months ago and hurt daily nonstop seizures w

christie, maybe. >> and trump is sort of out christieing christie on the campaign trail. >> i think he wants to be attacked. remember if you're mentioned by name you'll get a 30 second rebuttal. so there's nothing he'll like more than be a center of attention. every time someone says his name he gets a chance to turn a phrase, like on twetitter. and he's going to be at the center and ready to go. >> and one that can best speak fluidly in sound bites is going to come out in better standing than when they went in and you have 10 candidates up there, one minute to respond to question and you have to be very judicious about when you counter apunch and trump is unpredictable. there's too many variables here. >> and he's going to do whatever it takes to get as much tv as possible. because he wants to be front and center. >> and saying over and over again, it's not that i'm not doing debate prep but i'm not sitting round in a holiday inn. do you think he's psychoing us out? >> what he's trying to do here is play into that narrative of antipolitician antiwashington i'm mind. but he's driving a discussion where gop

christie snuck in. did you ever think you would hear yourself say that christie snuck in? if i was christie, i would show ups a landmark bridge over in cleveland called the main avenue bridge, he ought to shut that bridge down, too so nobody else can make it to the debate. that should be his mo. just keep on shutting down bridges so he he is the last man standing. >> so no one can get to the

christie: yes. >> thank you so much. >> shake your hand. governor christie: you bet i will. >> happy to have you. it has been good. gov. christie: feeling good. >> nice to meet you, governor, i am glad you came to our state. governor christie: thank you ray much -- thank you very much. >> the mets are 4.5 games ahead. >> governor, welcome to new hampshire. governor christie: great. -- ithost of the senate goes to the senate. governor christie: thank you. >> sure. gov. christie: i'll be back up monday. any question you have, i am happy to answer. >> appreciate the time. governor christie: thank you so much. >> i would love to have you in for dinner when you're up. by all means. absolutely. >> i have never voted for somebody for president that i haven't met. gov. christie: don't start now. i have an inside track. accountability. governor christie: thank you so much. democrat,registered but i love your message. you are sincere, knowledgeable, liked how you- i addressed the question about congressional term limit. -- limits. i think that the career politicians in washington make every issue about getting reelected instead of what t

christie as one of the people scrapping for his life at this point? >> i think you have to look at christie. this is someone who is the establishment favorite and in 2011 was the establishment favorite a few years ago before bridge gate. so i checked in with ray washburn a couple hours ago, he's christie'snal finance guy, keeping all the donors in line and he told me christie had fund-raisers over the week end in southampton and he put on a brave face, he said christie will continue to move forward and tell it like he does on the debate stage. but the thing is he's got to go beyond that because his personality at s at the center of his campaign and if he can't showcase it there, where is he going to showcase it? >> is money the answer? i'm not thinking about people in the middle tier, i'm not thinking about people, like, i guess, marco rubio and scott walker right now, i'm thinking about characters like rick perry and chris christie. they both are well connected in terms of fund-raising and big dollar donors. is money enough to keep them in contention? >> not at all. the ted cruz strategy which is having v this national activist base out there with all these super pacs funding it. but if you're a bobby jindal or chris christie, you have to pick a state. it's not about money. i talked to

christie he's the bully in the race right? and now all eyes are on donald trump and if trump were to attack chris christie or say something untoward the question is whether christy would have the discipline to hold back on that or not and, you know in his case in particular i think it would take an awful lot of discipline and we'll have to see how all of these candidates behave. again, the key word is presidential. right? you want to be on that -- behind the podium looking like you actually belong behind another podium at the white house. >> it's so important. gloria thank you so much. and a reminder that cnn is going to be hosting the second republican debate on september 16. the candidates are going to gather at the ronald reagan library in simi valley california. the democrats are now setting their debate schedule the first of their six debates will be right here on cnn. and cnn senior washington correspondent joins us now to talk about this. when and where for the first debate jeff? >> it will be october 13 in las vegas, nevada and if hillary clinton, of course will be center stage with the rest of the democrats who are running. senator bernie sanders, forme

christy smith live. christy, a hot day. how are people teali indealing s problem? >> reporter: as best they can. about 20 blocks still impacted tonight. crews are still working on it. they say this is an 80-year-old pipe that developed a crack. the plan is a temporary fix to get the remaining customers back to what they were. >> crews worked on a temporary fix tonight after a 20 inch water main broke under railroad tracks leaving a large part of the city with little water pressure. >> back in the kitchen, i was in there a few minutes ago, and it still seem today be fluk chew waiting a little bit. but it's better than it was this morning. >> james perry is finally able to run his sprinkler. he lives near the break. >> it's approximately 20 blocks and we're still impacted. likely, those residents have water. it will just be at a lower pressure. >> reporter: a small group may have none. at this home earlier today, the faucet, the hose, are dry. >> it's hot. it's hot. and it's weird. because you know, you go in there you get ready to cook and you get the water and it don't go on. >> tonight, the emergency operation center is deact vated after fire fighters arrived with water tenures in case of fire. the city has offered water at two fire stations. >> with water flowing again, the city says water in the pipes is safe to drink. it may look a little different as the flow increased again. and it's being tested regularly. >> the water is coming back positive for chlorination, which means it's okay to drink. and this period of time, if you find the sediment coming through your faucets, go outside, flush the water for five to ten minutes. >> now, they say it can take up to 48 hours to entirely flush your system. the plan is to put a permanent fix in place sometime next week and, again, have everyone else who still has limited service back up by 4:00 a.m. reporting live, christy smith, nbc bay area news. >> christy, thank you so much. new at 11:00, san francisco police are investigating it as a hate crime. a man caught on surveillance video writing a racist message on the garage door of an asian family. this happened around 3:30 in the porning. the victims say they were confused and surprised by the graffiti. and they think they must have been targeted for some reason. >> it's not random, i guess, because my brothers and i and my fiance live together here. and we're the only asians on the block, as far as i know. but it's a pretty nice neighborhood. you know, i guess we must have -- like, they must have identified those houses where we were living. >> now, the family has painted over the graffiti. police are now asking for the public's health in identifying this suspect. >> a computer glitch made for a nightmare travel day at airports across the country. the faa says the problem was in a control tower tracking system based in leesburg virginia. that's how the

christie, you have to pick a state. it's not about money. so i talked to jindal people today. they say it's all about iowa. same with rick perry. for christie, it's new hampshire. try to have this town hall revival. but it's very tough there. bush is strong. kasich's getting even stronger. >> on the issue of iowa, part of the reason that scott walker has been seen as potentially nationally viable, even as he has very low national name recognition, you can compare the national media mentions to him to whether or not regular people know who he is, and it's quite a chasm, part of the reason the national press has been so convinced that he's viable is that people think he will win iowa. he's now polling third place in iowa, not just behind donald trump, but also behind ben carson. is that a -- is iowa turning out to be harder to predict or at least harder to see from a national perspective than we thought it would be? >> very much so. i mean, because every strategist six months ago was telling me it's going to be just like it was. huckabee, santorum, an evangelical favorite will be in iowa and that put walker in a favorable position. now it loo

christie, you would think that would be good news. if you were a person named chris christie and there's a political action group called stop chris christie would be a good thing. except in this case maybe not. because the stop chris christie pack wrote back explaining why exactly they were shutting themselves down. their explanation to the fec is that they are shutting themselves down because chris christie is not worth trying to stop anymore. because chris christie is stopped. he is no longer going as a presidential candidate. this is from their letter to the fec. quote. our decision to cease and desist as a pac is not due to your letter. and the miserable candidate in question, chris christie. we believe that he has already stopped without our aid, even if not by the letter of the lawful therefore we intend to stop the stop chris christie pac. it was founded by right wing activists who believe he is insufficiently conservative. they believe there is no risk of chris christie ever winning the republican nomination for president. and they are right. at least with the polling, they are right. that chris christie's polling is truly terribl

christie? >> i'm not sure if he's the new chris christie, he's a better version of chris christie. chris christie has his own economic problems he has to deal with in his state. christie was the clear loser. i think his political career is officially over. he'll not be the nominee for gop president of the united states, and behind him not being the nominee, he probably won't run for anything else. deirdre: kayleigh to pick up on the point. the chief executive office, people in business not suited to be president? because this also has implications for carly fiorina? >> no, they're absolutely suited to be president. compare donald trump and his experience, and i think it's pretty much undeniable he would be better than the current president. look at isis running rampant in the middle east. with donald trump you have someone who has the executive resolve to make the hard decisions. look at iran on the brink of getting nuclear weapons. he would have driven a much harder bargain than the president and mention our debt. i got to tell you donald trump understands financial accountability.

christie in terms of the reactions to him, the booing, the uncomfortable rhythm method thing. this night this was flowover a new jersey fund-raiser in asbury park, chris christie makes us sick. then this polling out of rutgers, governor christieng in his home stayed to donald trump by republican voters. the people most likely to vote for him in the world. they say they would rather have donald trump as their president than chris christie by a long way. ow. this time four years ago, in the 2012 race, chris christie was going to be a shoo-in, say he was going to run and the nomination could be his. this year he's been written off, over before it started. now there may be signs that things maybe be starting the look up for the christie campaign. at the new hampshire event he did last night, kind of a first debate and kind of not, him and 13 other republican candidates. governor christie more than held his own. he sounded prepared and confident. to my ear he sounded quite human. >> one of the folks working here tonight asked me pretty passionately if i would ask one of you this tonight, her daughter recently passed away from a heroin overdose. she wants to know why there's not rehabilitation in prison, why there's not more help f

christie. gov. christie: it is great to be here tonight. i first want to introduce the best thing that happened to me during my four years at the university of delaware. i came out with a bachelors degree of political science and a wife, the first lady of new jersey, mary pat christie. and tell you, one of the things i have enjoyed the most so far about this campaign is the fact that mary pat and i have been able to meet so many extraordinary people. and when i go back to new jersey, people ask me all the time, what is it like to campaign for president of the united states in places like new hampshire, iowa, and south carolina. i tell people all the time it will renew your confidence in american democracy. that was the first thing i thought about when i came around the corner from the car and saw all of you down here at the bottom of that little incline. and america should see this, and i hope they do, because here we are, on an august evening, on a wednesday night, and so many folks from new hampshire are out here tonight to listen to a candidate for president of the united states, and to try to help make your decision about who the republican nominee should be and who the next president of the united states should be. people get cynical about our government, we a

christie: thank you. thank you for coming. >> great job tonight. governor christie: we will keep at it. >> i followed you a long time. governor christie: thank you. >> these are my children. we are showing them the political process. governor christie: thank you for coming in spending time tonight. >> i was wondering if i could get a picture? governor christie: go ahead. turn this way. >> thank you very much. i liked what you said about your mother. i might use that with my kids. governor christie: thank you. >> this is my mother-in-law and my mother. governor christie: rate to meet you both -- great to meet you both. >> you are so real. thank you. i want to see you in a debate with hillary. governor christie: me too. thank you. governor christie: my dad is a giants fan. work through it. my father has been able to. >> thank you for coming. governor christie: how are you? >> we are caught in the middle, we pay all of this money, i am a social work student, so we sit in class and talk about social security and how it is great and everything. are we going to see it? governor christie: yes. >> thank you so much. >> shake your hand. >> sha

mining policies, but in the exchange with chris christie, christie came out better, in part because rand paul was rolling his eyes and smirking while chris christiewas talking about hugging 9/11 victims. it was not rand paul's finest moment. he is the person most likely not to be on the stage in a month. orr let's talk about -- >> let's talk about the earlier debate. you say carly fiorina came out on top. >> she shined. watching that earlier debate, i wondered why a number of the candidates were even there. former gov. pataki, gilmore, you cannot imagine why they are there. it turned out they were there to become props for fiorina. people said you cannot take on trump, she showed that you can. in a clever way, she showed she was willing to take on trump and hillary clinton. that has been her strong point all along. i think she will be a factor here after. >> if you can condense it down to your dream team of gop candidates, who would you have on the stage?>> i will say this. i think john kasich did a good job. marco rubio did a good job. some of the younger candidates will come out ahead. that's as follows i will go. i will say this, donald trump

christie again. jones will host christie for a fund-raiser next month. the hug between christie and jones at a dallas game in january went viral. next month's fund-raiser for the campaign will be held at jerry jones' home. christie is among 17 candidates. >>> from our south jersey bureau, a warning for visitors to a lake. police are looking for a man posing as a game warden to rob people. investigators say the phony warden was in a kayak when he approached two teenagers fi fishing. he threatened to take their fishing licenses and took rods and rooeels from them. he had two accomplices waiting for him in cars to help pull off the heist. >> the side of my kayak with his. that's when he grabbed it to make sure i couldn't pack away from it. >> i don't know if he was real or not. i didn't want no trouble. gave him my stuff. >> they are investigating. the crime could carry additional charges for impersonating a game warden. >>> from our jerry shore bureau, a reprieve for a piano tuner fighting to keep the house his family owned for decades. a judge ruled he can stay until a state agen

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christie and paul and christi both helped themselves. we talked about rand paul falling out of the news. this was a chance for him to reclaim turf in the fight, picking the battle with chris christie and said going in, chris christie was looking for a moment where the republican party fell in love with. the guy -- >> the bully. >> he got a chance to mix it up with rand paul. >> what about high schoolish? when one guy says you were out there hugging obama and the other guy said you're nothing but hot air. sounded like a high school argument. >> when you get into an argument with chris christie, you never know which way it will go. at the same time, this is a place where you know, christi is speaking from a depth of personal experience on the 9/11 issue in a way that some of these other candidates are not. to be able to say look i've gone to the fight support and tried to get warrants and that's in part why -- >> he got personal and went after your candidate and half hour putting him on the web. >> yeah, i think senator paul again, it was not backing down and being bold and demonstrated he would stand up for the entire bill of rights. we can't pick and choose which parts the debate

christie wants to raise the age and means test. huckabee wants to have a fair tax pay for it. >> i usually don't agree with chris christie, but i'm with christies one. however, i don't think that he goes far enough. this is probably going to be unpopular with juan and many of our fox viewers. they're taking money from young people that are poor. it's a bad investment. the rate of return is terrible. i think that we should give money to people who need it, who are in need, but we shouldn't just give money to people simply because they're old. >> look, i feel like i'm speaking for the fox audience here and saying you can't take away something that is not a welfare plan. this is something that people pay into over a lifetime with the expectation that it will protect them against the worst extreme of poverty in old age. remember, initially this was for widows, for women who oftentimes in old age were exposed to the worst kinds of poverty in need. that's all it is, michelle. >> i understand that, juan, but, you know, liberals talk about this issue of fairness. what about the issue of fairness for young people? i'm speaking about young people right

christie on tuesday night. mary pat and reduced her husband and said they raised over $1.3 million for the campaign. christie spoke about three things, his past, how he is running for president, everyone was buzzing about the debate. just before the fundraiser started everyone was talking about christie made the top ten for that debate spot. >> [applause]. >> so we now have the republican strategist with us to give us some insight on this debate. >> how was he received in your perception among other republicans about people who make the difference in this primary? >> number one, donald trump a second up all the oxygen right now, i think that that bubble will burst, people will find out that trump was for that horrendous supreme court decision in kilo that was going to take away private property and give it to other folks for economic development. he was pro-choice, he gave money to nancy pelosi and harry reid. if as. if as people find out more about his opposition, i believe he will fall. >> does that help christie or bush? >> it's not binary. here's what chris christie needs to do he needs to reintroduce himself to the voters of america, he needs to show that he is for something i will accomplish things. >> i want to ask you about what we can expect for thursday night? the debate ha

christying chris christie. bad boy didn't work for chris christie but it is working for donald trump. why do you think? ell, i think it may be working for donald trump within certain groups, certain, you know, your issue is an issue that he has brought up already. i think that that works. but, there were some polling in iowa, seven out of ten republican women have a high unfavorable rating of donald trump. same thing in new hampshire, only 49% of republican women you know, have a favorable view of him. that's where you have got to look, too. what's in the graphic is he really pulling in? is he really turning off demographics as he is bringing in some. is he turning off others that have voted republican in the past? i think that's something that need to take a look at. >> adam, you mentioned something in the last answer. you said at some point, you know, it's going to wear off. why do you say that? and what would make it wear off because it certainly doesn't seem like it's wearing off any time soon. >> that's a good question, eric. i think one thing that's going to wear against him or move against trump

christy smith is live. christy, that work has been coming along slowly. a lot of people looking for alternative routes. >> yeah, that's right. we're at the bay bridge toll plaza. and we're finally starting to see a back-up. i spoke with the chc, they say, overall, they're considering this day pretty average considering the circumstances. of course b.a.r.t.'s transbay service is not running. there's a bridge in place that seems like people have gotten the message. >> this evening, traffic headed to the bay bridge was hardly the big back-up kevin godson expected to see. >> no i didn't. typically, it's bad for a saturday afternoon. so i guess everybody's staying home. >> all right. loading to san francisco. >> outside the 19th street b.a.r.t. station, 90 buss take riders from oakland to san francisco and back. >> one rider told us he didn't know and was sfrus rated. >> so what did you have to do? >> take the bus. >> how did you find out? >> he just told me. they said that there's no train i gesz, for the weekend. >> but b.a.r.t. is running. ridership is down by half without the transbay ii. the workers are replacing ageing crossover tracks and doing maintenance. >> i don't want to sit in traffic for an hour, hour and a half. >> san francisco bay expanded its service and saw an increase in passengers. >> now, this is probably the biggest back-up that we've seen and we've been out here for a couple of hours maybe within the last hour or so. another closure is expected over the weekend. j all right, christy. we'll plan for that one. thank you so much. many people are avoiding b.a.r.t. today. let's take a closer look at the numbers. today, nearly 2500 people did take the ferry. our coverage will continue online if you need more information about this commute, find out at nbc bay area.com. it is one of the ton stories on our web site. >> police say a woman was struck and killed this afternoon by a train. the female victim is approximately 40 years of age. a carjacking suspect opens fire on police. one of the men ran away and then police say le pulled a gun and started firing. officers shot back. and then the suspect carjacked a driver. witnesses say the driver hit speeds of over 100 miles an hour. >> he just started going crazy. >> the suspect hit a car during that chase. two were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. he's also booked for atechbted murder among other charges. >> tonight, police are searching for a parole lee he's a suspect in a robbery. he's 16 0e pound

christie. this is typical chris christie. this is what he is all the time. in your face. i'm not backing down. >> do you like donald trump? >> i do. >> you don't like chris christie. don't understand. >> you're on to her. >> trump is going to fade and a guy like chris christie is going to fill that vacuum. >> you think so? >> he echos donald trump. he's been a governor and attorney general. >> can you get past the bear hug that rand paul was referring to? >> i certainly can. >> how about bridgegate? >> i don't care. >> how many care about bridgegate? >> you don't live in new jersey. >> that's what i was about to mention, meghan. i think it was a draw because chris christie had bridgegate. that was something he was trying to come out of the shadows of. rand paul as a millennial myself i think the government should be collecting my records en masse. i think you should go get a record for it. in that sense they won something. >> i live a mile from george washington bridge. i commute to george washington university every day. he was great in the debate. it was a mic drop moment. the truth of the matter is the new jersey transit trains are terrible. the bridgegate debat

christie. as i was driving into work this morning, i heard a chris christie commercial. we like that. you are talking about the nuclear deal and criticizing it. if you were president, what would your deal be like with iran. host: wegov. christie: first of all, we would have walked away months ago. [applause] gov. christie: the president is trapped. he is trapped in trying to defend a bad deal. his offense is well, tell me what your deal would look like. that is not the way things work. it is not an either or proposition. they are dynamic, not static. this entire negotiation could have changed six months ago when the iranians were not willing to make a fair deal with united states. the president of the united states and should've called the secretary of state to come home and delivered a message to the foreign ministers of iran. when you are serious with wanting a fair deal that is fair to the rest of the world and a congress is what we need to accomplish, insure the world that iran will not have a nuclear weapon capability, then call me. you have my number. this is not unprecedented in world or national history. ronald reagan walked away from reykjavik and got a great deal of criticism from some quarters for walking away. he

. ♪ with all due respect to chris christie, tmi, dude. chris christiea catholic and i have used birth control. not just the rhythm method, ok? mark: in our lineup tonight donald trump, the event without donald trump and then donald trump again in an interview later on in the show. the big event with donald trump front and center, fox news's

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christie: thanks for taking the time to listen and hang around afterwards. how are we doing, brother? >> what a great setting. i think i got a few bug bites. gov. christie: the long sleeves help. >> keep working hard until then. gov. christiei remind him of that. i texted him today and said, you are such a showoff. >> is going to be a good weekend. >> i'm the boss, i guess. >> we want to get one more photo. gov. christie: sure. >> everybody ranted and raved about the education. gov. christie: i think the priority is to change what is going on. a thing that you will have a .uch more divisive argument >> so you are on the same wavelength as governor kasich, who said in the 1990's we were going to kill the department of education. every thought we were saying we were going to kill education. how about we call it, we're going to decentralize the federal department of education and 50 directions. -- in 50 directions. gov. christie: if you are a governor, they are in our pockets and in our curriculum. the benefit that we get will far outweigh anything else. >> collet decentralization. gov. christie: how about going after the actual issue and not for the symbolism. in education, you need to get into the substance. >> here is an a

christie, tmi, dude. chris christie: i am a catholic and i have used birth control. not just the rhythm method, ok? mark: in our lineup tonight donald trump, the event without donald trump and then donald trump again in an interview later on in the show. the big event with donald trump front and center, fox news's debate. turns out the criteria to determine which candidates would make the cut were not all that controversial. all the polls had the same top 10. john kasich, chris christie brought up the rear appearing to edge out rick perry and the donald tops every leaderboard insight. mark how do we end up here? mark: the top ten average, you will see basically the same group. no one from the bottom. carly fiorina said she would fight her way in. john kasich went from zero to three or four or five depending on the poll in a way that was quite strategic and tactical and smart and he gets on the stage which for him is a huge deal. john: and the big loser apparently, rick perry who did a lot of stuff to try to get himself in the national news from attacking donald trump informal settings a cancer and conservatism to making funny jokes about him all kinds of stuff to breakthrough yet he kept slipping back. the first form with fewer candidates will get to talk more in a substantive discussion that will not be dominated i donald trump will get a ton of coverage and rick perry will be better off. john: that may turn out to be true. mark: it will. john: all these people who

christie. mr. christie: it is great to be here tonight. i first want to introduce the best thing that happened to me during my four years at the university of delaware. i came out with a bachelors degree of political science and a wife, the first lady of new jersey, mary pat christie. and tell you, one of the things i have enjoyed the most so far about this campaign is the fact that mary pat and i have been able to meet so many extraordinary people. and when i go back to new jersey, people ask me all the time, what is it like to for president of the united states in places like new hampshire, iowa, and south carolina. i tell people all the time it will renew your confidence in american democracy. that was the first thing i thought about when i came around the corner from the car and saw at theyou down here bottom of that little incline. and america should see this, and i hope they do, because here we are, on an august evening, on a wednesday night, and so many folks from new hampshire are out here tonight to listen to a candidate for president of the united states, and to try to aboutake your decision who the republican nominee should be and who the next president of the united states should be. people get cynical about our , we all do sometimes, and man, we earn

christie thank you very : much. we are yankees fans. >> a mets man. >> governor, welcome to new hampshire. governor christie: great. >> helped him on a lot of campaigns. it goes to the senate. governor christie: thank you. >> sure. anytime. gov. christie: i'll be back up monday. every week. any question you have, i am happy to answer. i am proud of my record. >> thank you. appreciate the time. governor christie: thank you so much. >> you are more than welcome. thank you for coming. >> i would love to have you in for dinner when you're up. by all means. absolutely. >> tha you for being here and for staying. >> i have never voted for somebody for president that i haven't met. gov. christie: don't start now. i have an inside track. thank you so much. accountability. >> absolutely. governor christie: when you do inspire more students. -- we need you to inspire more students. thank you so much. it, i am ao say registered democrat, but i love your message. you are sincere, knowledgeable, it was fun to listen to you speak. i liked how you addressed the question i was going to ask about congressional term limit. i think that the career politicians in washington make every issue about getting reelect

christie should resign, but not in lawmakers force the issue. here is what the rutgers survey really means. more than half of the voters said they want christie to step down. but the pollsters spoke to a different group of people who told them that democratic legislators want to pass a law forcing christiend all future governors to resign when making a bid for president. more than half of those polled said christie should be allowed to remain as governor. christie is one of 17 candidates seeking the republican nomination for president. meanwhile, on the democratic side, a new poll has hillary clinton trailing bernie sanders in the early voting state of new hampshire by seven points. sanders is, of course, from neighboring vermont. clinton turned over a private e-mail server to the phish after being accused of illegally sending and storing information on her personal server while secretary of state. clinton denies any wrongdoing. >>> 5:15 now and 69 degrees. >>> preparing for the pope. first responders are preparing by training with explosives in montgomery county. nbc10 was at arcadia university in glenside as officers practiced diffusing bombs as part of their training. the bomb squad played out a scenario in which a specific package is placed in a boobytrapped home. they say it should

christy proposes an increase, carson wants to raise the retirement age. this used to be political poison. >> it's interesting to watch christy, he has decided to make entitlement reforms central to his campaign and good on him for doing that. yet his pension reform in new jersey has been a hot mess. he has been shifting money from this pot to that pot. it hasn't delivered on any of its promises so far. >> let's talk about what we do to keep marc safe. at the debate, rand palm and chris christy fought about that. >> i want to collect more records from terrorists but less records from innocent americans. >> that's a completely ridiculous answer. i want to collect more records from terrorists, but less records from other people. how are you supposed to know, megan? how are you supposed to -- >> get a warrant. get a judge to sign the warrant. >> get a warrant. so, panel. thoughts? >> i wanted to hear rand paul's argument about this and appreciate him going up against christy. i thought christy was a little emotionally manipulative. i'm rooting for rand paul to bring in some of this discussion and say, look, we're a country that exists on a balance between security and freedom. if we can't recognize that, we're in deep trouble. >> i think even rand paul made a judgment that's a political loseer in the republican primaries this year. >> no question. ask my twitter and facebook followers who they thought should be president. be presiden. stefan van and said donald trump is the hol

christie. >> me and chris christie. look at me next to chris christie. [ laughter ] you know why i love that? [ laughter ] i look like sarah jessica parker. [ laughter ] i literally, i have mary kate olson's ass. [ laughter ] look at his ass. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. >> would you look at his ass? >> jimmy: no. it's unbelievable. >> i was in the locker room with him. there is nothing presidential about that ass. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: could be. absolutely. look, i'm a jersey guy. i love the guy. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. >> i tell you what, i've been in show business for 25 years on and off and i never get invited to like the hamptons. you could throw me a bone, dude. i mean, you know. [ light laughter ] we know each other. so originally you were at ron perlman's party or something. you do a big party. here's what i did last weekend. i've been in show business 25, my hand -- jersey people appreciate this. i went to an engagement party at a knights of columbus. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i didn't get the invite to that. >> true story. in perth amboy, new jer

christie fell below 1%. speaking of governor christie, he's hoping late night will help his momentum. tonight, christie will appear as a guest on the tonight show starring jimmy fallon. of course, that's right after "nbc 10 news at 11:00." >>> new at 6:00, a local community came together to spread a positive message about ending violence and it happened just in time for the start of school. the event was put on by a group called camden one love. dozens came out to the park across from farnham high school. they listened to powerful speakers who lost children through violence. >>> a child porn bust in montgomery county to tell you about. detectives arrested russell bates on charges of distributing pornography. the internet crimes against children task force helped out to track him down. detectives arrested him at his home last week. they say he used a file-sharing network. >>> an arrest this evening in a string of home break-ins in greenwood, delaware. two are charged with at least five burglaries. police say they targeted homes during the day when no one was home. the thieves would take televisions and

christie. >> greg: yes, christie and rand paul don't like each other. when you blowing the hot air about, you can say things like that. when you are responsible for protecting the lives of the american people you have to make sure that -- >> here is the problem, governor. you misunderstand the bill of rights every time you did a case, you got a wafrnt from a judge, i'm talking about searches without warrants, of all of americans records and that is what i fought to end. i don't trust president obama with the records. you gave him a big hug and if you want to again, go ahead. >> and -- greg: that was, i enjoyed that. who won? >> that was a blood bath. greg: who won? a draw? >> a draw. greg: even. >> chris christie is the bully. that's his personalty. rand paul, look at the face, going down, a pout, like almost upset up it and frustrated. he's coming across as angry and especially during the interactions and even with donald trump and trump saying something like you are having a hard time tonight. paul was feeling the stress. >> oh, man. that is stressful. greg: are you stressed for these guys? >> yes, i am. >> i would have loved to be in the crowd. greg: jeb bush, before trump, bus the front runner. watch him. >> knowing what we know now not having security being the first priority when we invaded, it was a mistake. i wouldn't have gone it. however, for the people that lost their lives and the families that suffer because of it, i know this full well, as the governor of the state of florida i called every one of them i could find to tell them i was praying for them and cared about them. that is hard to do. everyone said their child or wife or husband didn't die in vain. >> that was a total dud.