i'm christi paul. glad to have your company. i'm miguel martin with christi paul. one, $5.1 million. that's how much jp morgan will pay to settle claims that it misled fannie mae and freddie mac. they faced allegations they sold risky mortgages and mortgage securities while claiming they were sound investments. >> newtown, connecticut, moves one step closer towards closure. workers are kbg ask to destroy all materials. >> it breaks my heart. police in central florida are searching a landfill for the bodies of a mother and her two kids. >> she was last seen tuesday after a fight with her husband. they are calling her husband a person of interest in the murder case. >>> number four, toyota has agreed to pay $3 million to the driver and survivors of sa passenger killed in a 2007 camry crash. the driver says the accident was wassed when the car accelerated on itsds own. they may award more money. >>> number five. an offduty police officer kidnaps fellow officer at gunpoint in pennsylvania. authorities say the alleged hostage taker shot himself in the head. >> and a vid

i'm christie paul. >> let's hope we're here to wake them up. i'm miguel marquez.ng from los angeles. >> so even earlier we should point out. >> yeah. i don't know what time it is anymore. i'm a news vampire. but it is warm there today. >> yeah. >> 81 beautiful degrees. >> welcome to atlanta, my friend. >>

i'm christi paul. >> and i'm miguel marquez.are the five things you need to know for your new day. >> number one, a grim discovery in new york. police found five people, including four children between the ages of 1 and 9 stabbed to death inside their home. this happened in brooklyn. a man was taken into custody at the scene. he has not been charged. police, we know, responded to a 911 call and found all five victims unconscious with stab wounds to their upper bodies. >> awful, awful story. >>> at number two, a new report claims that the u.s. has been spying on german chancellor angela merkel's phone for over a decade. in a sign of growing outrage, germany has summoned the u.s. ambassador and a team of senior german intelligence officials will soon head to washington, d.c. >>> number three, a ride operator at the north carolina state fair is facing three felony counts of assault with a deadly weapon this morning. police say timothy tutaro tampered with the ride's safety mechanism. five people were hurt thursday night as they wer

i'm christi paul. >> i'm miguel marquez. first, germany wants answers from the u.s. about its spying programs and it wants them now. >> cnn learned a team of german intelligence officials will soon head to washington "very soon" is the time line. berlin is furious over reports that the nsa listened in on german chancellor angela merkel's cell phone calls. >> a lot of americans are worried about the scale of government surveillance and marching on the national mall in protest. we're joined now live from washington. rally getting under way in just a few hours. how is it shaping up? >> it starts in an hour and a half. it is starting at union station right outside of the washington bureau here at cnn. we're expecting thousands of people. there are about 100 groups who are organizers of this rally and the big names span really across the political spectrum from a republican congressman, a very conservative congressman at that all of the way to a very liberal democrat, a former congressman dennis kucinich who you may remember from democratic presidential primaries a couple

he spoke earlier to christi paul. >> i think it's unlikely an intruder was involved in this situation. what's frustrating for me is that the dna evidence continues to be proffered as proof that an intruder was involved. the fact of the matter is -- >> who do you think was involved, james? >> i do not think an intruder was involved. there was more than one sample of dna that was discovered over the course of this investigation. touch dna that was done late in 2008 and 2009 revealed additional unknown, unidentified male samples of dna on the implements used in the murder of jonbenet. if you look at the totality of the circumstances, there are six unidentified samples of dna, trace amounts. >> so do you think the parents are incriminated in this case based on all the evidence you've seen? >> i believe a strong look was warranted by investigating the family as a possible -- >> but when you say investigating the family, do you mean specifically the parents? or do you mean someone else in the family? >> there were three people in the home that evening. i think investigators needed to look a

he just spoke to christi paul from our sister network hln.d that it was up and ready to run. but the good news is although it's not and we apologize for that, we're confident that by the end of november, it will be and there will still be plenty of time for people to register and get online. >> we apologize for that. let's discuss what's going on with two guests, democratic congress map elliott engel of new york and john fleming. earlier we heard from the president and kathleen sebelius. let me play a couple clips. >> so there is no excuse for. and i take full responsibility for making sure it gets fixed asap. >> so let me say directly to these americans, you deserve better. i apologize. i'm accountable to you for fixing these problems. >> congressman, so you accept her apology, are you willing to work with her to fix the repair of obama care? >> well, as you know, i've called for her resignation along with 32 other colleagues. i really have to stand by ny th. this could have been prevented. she says she's accountable, but she also points fig

that's why i became a lawyer. >> the vice president speaking with christi paul.hen we come back, a major announcement from the faa that could change how you use portable electronic devices on your next flight. >>> plus, could a new report help chris brown's defense against an alleged assault on a man right here in washington, d.c.? we'll have details. >>> major announcement from the faa about rules for portable electronic devices. find out what it means for you. . >>> this is welcome news for air travelers who, for the first time, will soon be able to use most portable electronics devices throughout their entire flight cnn's chris lawrence is joining us from reagan national airport outside washington, d.c., with this much anticipated announcement from the faa. what are they telling us? >> reporter: you know, wolf, if you've ever been in the middle of a great novel on your kindle and told to shut it down while the guy next to you continues to thumb thus his 600-page hardcover, this is a game changer. basically from now on, once each airline sort of verifies with t

the big leaders right now are rand paul and chris christie. paul's at 17%, christie behind at 16%. xt coming paul ryan and jeb bush. ted cruz is well behind with just 6%. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "hardball." in the upcoming marquee contest of 2013, the new jersey and virginia governors races, we see the conflicting problem at the root of the republican civil war. the focus is on ideological purity. he believes they need to be the extreme right. terry mcauliffe, his friend spoke about the extreme nature of the republican candidate and anger as his motivator. >> the one political virtue of extremism is this. if you can really get people all hot and bothered and their insides in knots, full of anger, steam coming out of their ears instead of a light bulb in their brains, they'll vote. they'll show up every time. >> that's proof of bill clinton's ability. he grew up as a governor in arkansas where he always had to worry about the hard right. anyway, an average of all the most recent polling by real clear politics has mcauliffe up by nine points in virginia. in new jersey

i did not because it was clear that i wasn't getting online. >> christi paul joins us with more on whatesident had to say. >> no matter what side of the political aisle you sit on you can count on joe biden to tell it like it is. there is respect and appreciation for that. when i asked him about the problems he flat out apologized. >> we run an impression that it was ready to go. we had the president, to his credit almost seven weeks out was saying are we ready? to be told by the pros this looks like it's ready to go, and neither he nor i are technology geeks and we assume that it was up and ready to run but the good news is although it's not and we apologize for that we are confident that by the end of november he with will be and there will still be plenty of time for people to register and get online. >> and you know what struck me about that interview he said we're not tech tweaks the president and i but the president ran one of the most tech-savvy campaigns in the history of the united states. >> he did but they probably had pros to handle that as well when you think about it. i do

. >>> christi paul you just scored this exclusive intervow with the vice president, joe biden.tic violence. but, first, with everything on the hill yesterday, health care, he apologized over this roll ou. >> no matter what political side of the aisle you sit on, joe biden tells it like it is. we were just as surprised as anybody when i asked him about obama care and he just apolog e apologiz apologized. >> we were under the impression we were ready to go. we add the president to his credit almost seven weeks out saying, are we ready? to be told by the pros, yeah, this looks like it's all ready to go and neither he and i are technology geeks. and we assume that it was up and ready to run. but the good news is, although it's not and we apologized for that, we're confident that by the end of november it will be and still be plenty of time for people to register and get online. >> so, that was huge because he is the highest ranking official within the administration to say i'm sorry. so, that, obviously, making news and then you were there as part of the speech. you wrote a very pe

retreats, it reads like a who's who in the republican party, reported attendees include chris christi, paulim dement, eric cantor, rush limbaugh, glen beck. judge anat that mean ca she yeah. how big is the influence in the republican party? >> it's huge. i mean, they give, and remember, we don't actually know the full breadth and depth because the way they raise money is through these organizations that then give money to other organizations. so the money is flowing all throughout, from whether it's freedom works, americans for prosperity. you name it. they are a huge influence. but, again, i sort of feel like the kochs and some of the other conservatives, you can't have it both ways, right. now they're saying they don't want to see us hit the debt limit and the debt ceiling and have that crisis, but, again, they were fine with whipping up the base and letting them get whipped up and push this for months and months and months as long as they thought there was going to be a different outco. and now it appears, ah-oh, this isn't the outcome we expected. you can't have it both ways. >> thank y

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and then there is what the vice president said to christie paul. i have to play this again. do you know what i love about joe biden? he says what he thinks. emwhat happened. here is the vice president. >> reporter: have you tried to get job line yourself? >> no. the president trade to get online. and my daughter tried to get online. i did not because it was clear that i wasn't getting online. >> you have to chuckle, rate? all right. the president probably didn't want anyone to know that he tried to go on obama care and failed. my point is that at some point your number won't work if people don't sign up. >> two things. number one, i wish the last republican consultants and pundits would stop trying to get on the website and believe the americans are looking for access to health care. leaving that aside, as kevin knows, the rates in massachusetts started very slow. i believe it is 80%. as some have suggested. the fact of the matter is there is a lot of concern out there. a lot of misinformation. folks are confused. the white house is providing it. as people are more and more

listen to this from an exclusive interview he granted christi paul from our sister network hln. >> we were under the impression that it was ready to go. we had the president to his credit almost seven weeks out are we ready? we'd be tolled by the pros, this all looks ready to go. all in line. neither he nor i are technology geeks. and we assumed that it was up and ready to run. >> more of our situation room special report obama care under fire right after this. had two : help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. >>> we're now learning more about a disturbing early warning that the obama care web site security was at risk. cnn has obtained an internal government memo. joe johns is

in april you led the poll with 19% followed by ryan, rand paul, and christie. this month paul leads christie and you're back in third place. as your support for comprehensive immigration reform hurt you with conservatives. >> you're citing a poll, that shows that might be the case. but that's not why i did it. if everyone looks through a lens of what could have taken police politically. i think this is an important issue to confront and solve. any time you pass any law or any bill it's not perfect. it will have parts you agree with strongly and perhaps parts you wish were different. i ultimately continue to believe it is an important issue for us so confront. i would continue to argue that the way things are right now is an amnesty. i hope the house will work on it here and they deserve the time and space to do that. >> senator rubio, thank you for sharing part of your weekend with us, always good to talk to you r, sir. >>> thank you. >>> um next, will it be deja vu in a couple months from now? when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help

in april you led one poll with 19 percent followed by ryan, rand paul and christie. this month, paul loads, followed by christie and you are back in third place. has your support for comprehensive immigration reform hurt you with conservatives? >> obviously, you are citing a poll that shows that could be the case but that is not why i did it. fur are look at only what the future could hold politically they would not undertake this issue. i knew that. i am convinced this is important for our country to confront and to solve. i felt i was in a position to make a positive difference. when you pass any bill it will not be perfect. administration is this case. i believe it is important for our issue to confront because the alternative is to leave things the way though are. i argue that the way things are now is amnesty. is there a way to improve upon what the senate did? probably. i am sure. that is what i hope the house of representatives will work on. they deserve the time and space to do that. >> senator rubio, we thank you for sharing part of your weekend with us. it i

including chris christie, rand paul and sarah palin.why are so many giant names in a party coming to new jersey? do they smell this? this victory would turn everything on its head. >> it will reignite the ronald reagan conservative movement and put a lot of backbone into the republican party to stand on principle. they talk about the shutdown and we need people to articulate a bold conservative message cutting the size of government and how that will free up americans to achieve them prosper and grow and we can do that when the government is getting so big and debt is exploding in government regulations or question every business in this country. we need to hold the line and cut the size of government. charles: the irony is that we have seen a slimmed down with the president taking credit for that as well. i have heard commercials talking about the tea party is big enough for his organization. did i hear some say it's part of the rhetoric. >> there is no tea party organization but an eclectic group of americans from all walks of life. t

chris christie 30rks%. rand paul, same numbers, essentially, 36%. clinton does even better at 53%. and then ted cruz, 31%, hillary clinton at 53%. >> it shows the more purer the tea party, the weaker they get. he's been suffering from the diminution of the brand. she, too, will have a tough row to hoe. >> i remember when she was tied with chris christie. >> yes, and this is the damage that the republican party has sustained as a brand because christie has been out winning his race very big. you can't say it's anything he's done. she's been off the pressure. she's an established candidate. those numbers tell you the weakness of the republican but i need to make a point about ross perot. in 1992 before this man announced he was insane he did what no one had ever done. he was leading by huge electoral and real majorities. they were prepared to do that. >> including an incumbent president. >> the systems tried to shut it down. now the country's even more upset. >> who would be that third party candidate, john? >> we don't have one yet. >> you're not doing anything, are you? >> if the p

christie. if rand paul is the nominee, clinton leads him by 17 right now. against ted cruz, it's clinton by 23. she's way ahead of the pack and the lead is growing for now. we'll be right back. is: when the storms are this powerful, the batteries had better be powerful, too. introducing duracell quantum. only duracell quantum has a hi-density core. and that means more fuel, more power, more performance than the next leading brand. so, whether you're out on the front lines or you're back home, now you have the power. new duracell quantum. trusted everywhere. new duracell quantum. i need you. i feel so alone. but you're not alone. i knew you'd come. like i could stay away. you know i can't do this without you. you'll never have to. you're always there for me. shh! i'll get you a rental car. i could also use an umbrella. fall in love with progressive's claims service. >>> welcome back to hardball. money talks and the battle of the budget is on a collision course with a fight that could decide the global economy. a lot of people think this fight is headed there

there with him, hln's christi paul who spoke exclusively with the vice president about this issue ande isn't supposed to hurt" based on your own experience as a victim. >> yes, i did. in all transparency, i need to point out that book came out about a year ago and part of the proceeds do go to the national domestic violence hot line. i wanted to be real transparent about that. joe biden, whatever side of the fence you sit on politically with him, the one thing is, people respect the fact that he tells it like it is. this is not just a publicity stun for him. he wrote the violence against women act. and this is a true passion that he told me is the most important work of his life. was there a particular story, somebody you knew? >> my dad used to say the ultimate sin is the abuse of power and the ultimate abuse of power is a man raising his hand to a woman. we were raised that if you see it, you have an obligation to do something about it. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: vice president biden greeted workers at the national domestic violence hot line in austin celebrating its 3 milli

>> i think if you look at new hampshire it looks for for senator paul and christie. >> up next. >> canin street? he is edging that way. >> right after new hampshire. >> my home state. social issues can play. it's big on defense data. a lot of candidates expect this to be a wide field. you have got to last a long time. longer than usual. >> thank you both very much for joining me tonight. >> the president said absolutely nothing today about the complete failure of a government program that has wasted $79 billion in the rewrite we will have a little test for you. are you smarter than a white house correspondent? you might need to get your notebooks out and make this a fair fight. if you understand, you will win tonight's episode of are you smarter than a white house correspondent. ream is of a better future, a confident retirement. those dreams, there's just no way we're going to let them die. ♪ like they helped millions of others. by listening. planning. working one on one. that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. that's how ameriprise puts more within re

there is a new quinnipiac poll coming out, on the republican side, senator rand paul is in front with 17%. chris christie marco rubio, jeb bush and ted cruz and paul ryan follow. it is hillary's polling at 61%. vice president joe bind 50 points back. clinton holds the lead. she peet's out chris christie 49 to 36. rand paul 53 to 36. ted cruz by 13 points. 51 to 31. >> chuck todd, how remarkable is it in the age of obama, can you have guys that get elected, senator, before they even move into their office and get all the furniture, they're running for president. here you look at that list. you got ted cruz, you got rand paul. you got marco rubio. come on. >> hey, rand paul and marco rubio are veterans. hey, you know what, put that mooim primary back up again, i did a little quick math. it's interesting to me, right? add up christie, jeb and ryan together. then add up paul, rubio and cruz together. the reason i say that is, there is your two primaries. we will lump them altogether. i think i came up with quickly 39, 35, something like that. where the more conservative tea party when of the party ahead than

. >> i'd put my money on scott walker before some of these other guys, christie, jeb or rand paul.1-year-old started walking. pretty soon she'll be doing her taxes. >> wow, you are having her participate in the process. you're not totally anti-government. >> cap is the center for american progress is celebrating its tenth anniversary and thursday night we have hillary clinton speaking at our gala. >> the hillary clinton? >> hillary clinton. and we have a conference that day with jerry brown, martin o'malley, rahm emanuel: there's a few hours in between. >> i'd like to see them on stage together. >> i want to plug the washington post's gov beat which is a relatively new web operation looking at things going on in the states. everybody says it's time to look at the states. we're doing it. >> that's it for this edition of "the daily rundown." tomorrow on the show it's jobs day. we'll get the delayed september unemployment report tomorrow. coming up next, chris jansing. bye-bye. ith 0-calorie monk fruit in the raw. it's made with the natural, vine-ripened sweetness of fruit, so you can

conservative right and i think the real leaders may be the ones who are playing the background, rand paul, chris christie, marco rubio. with you but never came forward and made themselves as local and obvious at ted cruz did. watch for those three. >> you said he was flirting with acting in an unconstitutional manner, senator ted cruz. do you still believe that and you can also follow-up on what eric said. >> ted was my student. a brilliant student. always very, very principled. came into my class with his right-hand raise and never put it down and he doesn't surprise me. i think he is a man of principle. i think move on, the left wing organization that yesterday announced they want to indict people on the right, people who are republicans, people involved in this are absurd. i would be thrilled to defend ted cruz or any of the other republicans on the right, though i disagree with them. their punishment will come from the electorate, not the crim gnat justice system. ted cruz and others are the greatest gift to the democratic party. your previous guess was right. it shows division among republicans and

ran paul, rubio and chris christy played this well in the right place at the right time right frame of mind. they laid back and let this fight be fought by cruz and lee now. they may be the runs that come around in 2014 and 2016 and say we're on your side, speak you're voice. let's do a more realistic way. >> if there's one silver lining, dana, one at all, can republicans thank ted cruz for putting them on the record as being against obama care? now going forward every time there's a negative headline which i'd love to see if the media will actually report them, they can say i told you so. >> i guess if you're in the group of 16 or 18 senators that voted no, maybe you're in that position. all the others are not. most important is you have the senate red state democrats up for re-election that are going to have a tough re-election. mary landru from louisiana pulls way ahead of her republican opponent in louisiana in the last two weeks. i don't know how lasting this is. to nora o'donnell's point in august we were all talking about the weight of irs scandal, fast and furious and syria com

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tracy: you wrote this great column, rand paul, chris christie, came out three big heroes in this. >> ublicans played it smarter. those three guys stuck out to me. rand paul said i don't like obamacare anybody better than ted cruz but i recognize we don't have votes to stop right now. let's not try this and ruin our chances to get a good budget deal and do something on obamacare we can't achieve. chris christie says in new jersey, look at fools in washington. i'm an executive to know how to get things done. that is pretty good message. paul ryan stayed in the background until it turned to one area where republicans can make progress and reducing or holding down federal spending. now he moved in. there are some republicans that did well here. tracy: you guys all did well today. nicole, phil, jerry seib and gerri willis. catch tonight, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox business. ashley: thank you all. homebuilder confidence is in the basement. analyst ahead on how uch the standoff in washington is hurting the housing market. tracy: and in tech minute, tale of two iphones. why t

that includes christie field and that's where ktvu's paul chambers is this morning. look, people out jogging by you in the background there, paul. a lot of people happy about the parks opening up again? >> reporter: that is so true. people are overjoyed. i tell you, there are a lot of people out here running, getting an opportunity to get back out with nature. seeing history. all those things. people are all right here. look right there. running. checking it out right here. now, we can take a look at some video. this happened about a half hour ago. [no audio] he removed the barricades. this means that residents and visitors to the bay area will be able to enter other federal spaces. tourists at the rock will resume today as alcatraz and parts of golden gate park reopen. tours will begin at 8:45. so i am sure people will start jumping on a chance to get tickets there. once again, this is because congress reached a short-term budget resolution. also bay area residents who plan to visit yosemite national park this week, you can check into accommodations or camp sites at

. >> i was actually hoping someone like paul ryan or chris christie would get in. >> okay. >> as muchsay, you know, mitt romney created obama care or romney care, wasn't the election a referendum on obama care in many ways? not as if the american people didn't know president obama was going to do this? >> i think aught then 'tisty matters and to have a republican say something doesn't mean that the people view it as a credible promise. >> here is what is so deliciously ironic, support for obama care went up during this shutdown, despite the fact that the obama care rollout was to put it, a little troubled. that's amazing. it moved up eight points in eight days. >> what does that tell you? >> actually, you don't know what you got until it's gone. people don't want to do away with obama care, they want to change it or fix it. they don't want to throw it out and start over again and when the threat came it might go away, even though the rollout had a lot of glitches, people supported it more. >> do you buy that? >> we should talk in a few months. it's one thing to have a dysfunctional we

you've got rand paul and chris christie at the top of it, but there's ted cruz coming in right over theree household name. he won the value voters straw poll with our friend, carson coming in second. so the guy is, #winning at the moment, right? >> what concerns me, it's super fun to hate ted cruz. it feels really good to have a two-minute hate. >> yes. >> but, the thing is, he's not -- he's radical, but he's not treated like the social p pariah he all is. but the community he's choosing to target are like traditionally targets of the gop. poor people, disenfranchised people, marginalized people. so for democrats, like, i know it feels good, but i'm also concerned, because a lot of these ideas are being mainstreamed. even amongst moderate democrats, like, as i said before, privatizing pensions, privatizing social security. these started at extreme right-wing ideas and now very serious democrats are saying, well, we need some kind of reform, right? >> it's worth pointing out, the thing we are fighting to reopen the government to do is to fund at sequester levels, right? the thing that was

ron paul movement which all belong to the republican party, whether you support ron paul, ted cruz or chris christie a big tent republican party. but as a party we have to have a conversation about the fact that you can have different views, vote with the tea party 8 out of ten times and be a conservative. the conservative movement is s redefined to what freedom works and club for growth want it to look like which are outside elected groups run by a couple of 30-year-old staffers. that's my concern. the other point i want to make is this. the president of the united states is the only one, whether he's democrat or republican that can really lead a country together and give a vision. i can do that as a member of congress but it's not going to have the impact that the president of the united states will. he needs to come out and start to lead the country and say it's time to be unified. he has three years left to make a name for himself. >> it's really easy to cast this off on the president, but the fact is when you have now what looks to be a majority of republicans in congress who want to stop the p

christie. i think that's the dynamic you're looking at in 2016. if crews can clear out early, get rid of a ran paul, get rid of rubio, scott walker and sort of take on christi, head-to-head, he has a chance. >> i'm curious, is there no lesson learned from 2012 of the republican party -- >> we did learn. >> if the lesson -- >> anthony -- >> let me finish -- >> 2012 -- let me say this, 2012 we learned mitt room know is a terrible candidate and so was john mccain. >> the difficulty -- in spite of all the problems with mitt romney, he actually ran ahead of a lot of consecutive republican senate candidates in senate races. so it's not to say the problem was mitt romney. there was a party wide problem. it requires sin thinks, a civil war and the winner to reunite the party because you can't have a party without a base. you can't have a party without moderates. who can do that? >> i have to wrap it up there. a great debate. thank you-all very much. >> thanks. >>> the frantic search for an autistic teenager in new york. police scouring the city looking for the boy. his mother joins me live coming up next.

paul gives him a run for his money. that's on one side of the party. chris christiebe the lomb knee unless he takes your moniker and brands himself as a moderate, then he's a dead man walking. look, anybody -- it's interesting. you've got to go through a primary process. once you're the nominee, regardless of where you're from, you've got to put together the foot soldiers on the other side of the party into one cohesive unit. it might take republicans a little like it did the democratic party. we lost 1980, 1984, 1988. dee dee will remember this. in 1992, we had somewhat of an ideological primary. somebody more towards the center versus some on the left. it was a semipainful process. the republican party lost last two elections, 2008, 2012, both times not believing they could somehow lose to barack obama. and the question is will someone emerge off-and this will take time -- the longer term problem for the party, had this is not going to get solved until late summer 016, can somebody both win the nomination and put all those pieces back together. >> i think just to g

christie. i think that's the dynamic you're looking at in 2016. if crews can clear out early, get rid of a ran pault walker and sort of take on christi, head-to-head, he has a chance. >> i'm curious, is there no lesson learned from 2012 of the republican party -- >> we did learn. >> if the lesson -- >> anthony -- >> let me finish -- >> 2012 -- let me say this, 2012 we learned mitt room know is a terrible candidate and so was john mccain. >> the difficulty -- in spite of all the problems with mitt romney, he actually ran ahead of a lot of consecutive republican senate candidates in senate races. so it's not to say the problem was mitt romney. there was a party wide problem. it requires sin thinks, a civil war and the winner to reunite the party because you can't have a party without a base. you can't have a party without moderates. who can do that? >> i have to wrap it up there. a great debate. thank you-all very much. >> thanks. >>> the frantic search for an autistic teenager in new york. police scouring the city looking for the boy. his mother joins me live coming up next. [ male announcer ] this

christie on this? you know, why is rand paul having back-room conversations about polling? isn't rand paul standing up and allowing the libertarian wing to get the tea party caucus under control? i don't know where the leaders are, but they're certainly in need of one or two to step up right now. >> they desperately are. >> maria theresa, final question to you. does speaker boehner do the sensible and honorable thing and put this bill to the floor and allow the government to reopen, or does he keep his job? which do you think he prefers? >> i actually think his job is in jeopardy any way you slice it. the good thing would be to put this in front of congress and allow them to vote on it and then he actually is at least able to leave a legacy saying i stood up to the bullies, because i did what was best for the american people and didn't cave to my party. either way, i don't think the tea party is going to keep him around, even if they stand their ground as it is. >> yeah. maria theresa kumar and professor james peterson, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> former minnesota