christine quinn has brought her wife recently. we will see some recent -- some discussions about those issues. >> michael bloomberg, will he endorse anyone? >> that is unclear at this point. it is assumed that christine tacit support. he had a little bit of a wandering eye. he joked that hillary clinton should run for mayor. his endorsement would not help any of the candidates in the democratic primary. in the general election, it might. >> kate taylor joining us from new york. her byline can be seen tomorrow morning and "the new york times> s." take you live to new york city and a live simulcast of the democratic mayoral debate . seven candidate participating and the primary is set for tuesday, september 10. you can watch this debate online at any time at www.c-span.org. we >> good evening and welcome to debate formocratic new york mayor. we are joined by 1000 new yorkers and i have my panelists.

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a 15-point increase in just three weeks, city council speaker christine quinn follows behind at 24%,pson now at 2%, anthony weiner is down to 10%, a 16-% drop since july 24th. it may be because of his stance on stop-and-frisk, 34% support de blasio, 22% support quinn. joining me now, former nypd captain and the author of "the crime numbers game." and msnbc's joy reid. john, could you tell us what the nypd's rationale is for stop-and-frisk and what is left of it now after this federal court ruling? >> well, certainly, their rationale behind this case really is they feel it is bringing down crime. that is the key to the entire thing is stopping violence. but unfortunately, their position on this is totally misguided. they're completely wrong, and all the statistics indicate they're wrong on this, and why they continue to push this is just untenable. there is just no reason for them to continue. in 2002, when police commissioner kelly came into office, crime was already down 63%. so to claim that somehow a 600% increase in stop-and-frisk is causing a crime decrease is just lunacy. it is

the issue did come up during an exchange with christine quinn.ogized for my personal behavior. the speaker refuses to apologize for overturning the will of the people for the slush fund scandal and for things in her professional record. that's the difference. i've owned up to my personal failings. but i have a record that i'm proud of. and i'm going to be honest with the citizens of this city and that's not something the speaker can claim. >> i think it's very clear to all new yorkers that neither me nor anybody else on this stage or any new yorker, quite frankly, should be lectured by anthony weiner about what we need to apologize for tonight or ever. >> according to a new quinnipiac university poll, bill de blasio has surged up to the lead. weiner has dropped another six points. and now barely has double digit support. there's a clinton angle to this we'll get to. bill de blasio, who we had open t on the show today. i'd like to hear back from christine quinn and bring her on shot. it's very interesting with the stop and frisk verdict and the th

in a runoff deblasio easily defeats christine quinn. deblasio appears to be benefiting of the recent rulings of the city's stop and frisk policy. we'll have more on the race of mayor when bill deblasio joins us on the set of "morning joe." >>> federal government looking to block the merger of united and u.s. ashws airways. the department has approved three other airline mergers since 2008. in a joint statement both arlts are vowing to fight the government and they're going to fight the court. blocking this pro-competitive merger will deny customers access to a broader airline network that gives them more choices. >>> all right, to business where the markets still reacting to every single word from the federal reserve when and if they'll start winding down their bond-boying program. the big news on the day was apple which saw its stock surges on a single tweet from a prominent billionaire activist investor. let's check in london. mr. icahn strikes again. >> absolutely. this is phenomenal. he added $13 billion on the day to the value of a

city council speaker christine quinn fell to second place.ony weiner, who once led all of his rivals, he's now only at 10%. with just four weeks left, the gloves were off last night. >> i've owned up to my personal failings, but i have a record i'm proud of, and i'm going to be honest with the citizens of the city. that's not something the speaker can claim. >> i think it's very clear to all new yorkers that neither me nor anybody else on this stage or any new yorker quite frankly should be lectured by anthony weiner about what we need to apologize for tonight or ever. >> i've made very clear that mr. weiner should step aside for the good of the city. we need a debate on the issues. >> "new york times" reporter kate taylor joins me live to talk about that. weiner was the punching bag last night. he definitely got a lot of jabs, especially when he would try to come out strong. as we saw, kate, just last month, the polls looked really different. de blasio was trailing quin. now he's 30% of that. things have flipped. what do you make of him bein

christine quinn falls to second place with 24%. and anthony weiner is last. they held their first televised debate. weiner faced off with christine quinn. >> i will be honest with the people. >> any new yorker quite frankly should be lectured by anthony weiner what we need to apologize for tonight or ever. >> another candidate john liu is posing that new york legalize marijuana. in detroit billboards paid by the city urged citizens to vote on september 2nd. but voting day is actually in october. candidates with more twitter mentions than their opponent won 404 of the 406 elections. it didn't matter if the twitter mentions were positive or negative. >>> actress jennifer garner seems optimistic about her husband ben affleck's future in politics. she tells "people" magazine that she wouldn't be surprise to see him go into politics. >>> first lady michelle obama is releasing a rap cd. michelle obama unfortunately does not sing on the album. that's your morning's dish of scrambled politics. >>> for the weather i'm joined by bill karins. >>> this morning, hope wind

stuart: christine quinn at 21%. he is 15% ahead of christine quinn.ly candidate that would maintain school choice, charter schools. the only one and she is losing badly. bill de blasio would reverse all the progress. >liz: the fact remains the population role, and they have studied this seriously see the roles of the upper bracket leave since the early 80s and those are the ones who create jobs. christine quinn wants to create jobs with small businesses. charter schools taking empty buildings getting kids in the bronx and harlem and the buildings to get bonuses. teachers actually like it. my niece is a teacher of a charter school in new york city. stuart: tell her to vote in this election, please. connell, it is yours. connell: thank you very much. things are wrapping up overseas with the u.s. sending a fifth destroyer to the mediterranean. after russia said it was sending ships to the region. we will retaliate, that is what is coming in from the syrian government today, the regime and allies, namely iran, as they wait to see what the u.s. will do. th

. >> he wants to do that for candidate christine quinn.appy being just with himself. listen. let's start with the news that you made about your endorsement of christine quinn for mayor of new york. >> she has an extraordinary vision for the city and simply wants it to continue to ascend and get better. when it comes down to it, the issues that the city faces are always going to be changing, so it's a matter of what qualities of character does the person leading the city possess to help make efficacious, viable, correct decisions. >> and you've spoken about qualities of character and that's something that comes up with the conversation of anthony weiner and his run for mayor. do you think that possibly is his achilles' heel? >> well, no doubt. i mean, if all issues aside if we're simply talking about qualities of character, i believe that there are some profound qualities missing in mr. weiner, and i as a citizen of this city would not trust his decision making. going back to christine quinn's candidacy for mayor of new york, first woman an

christine quinn has brought her wife recently. sions about those issues. >> michael bloomberg, will he endorse anyone? >> that is unclear at this point. it is assumed that christine tacit support. he had a little bit of a wandering eye. he joked that hillary clinton should run for mayor. his endorsement would not help any of the candidates in the democratic primary. in the general election, it might. >> kate taylor joining us from new york. her byline can be seen tomorrow morning and "the new york times> >> welcome to our live democratic primary debate. i'm err roll lewis. tonight we're at town hall where i'm joined by more than 1,000 new yorkers as well as our panelists, the host of pro toe political, brian lehrer, the host of the brian lehrer show, david chen who is the city hall bureau chief for "the new york times" and grace rao, political reporter for new york 1. the next 90 minutes will be an uninterrupted conversation about issues where you will get a chance to learn more about the seven democratic candidates seeking to beco

now bill de blasio, he's rising, tied with christine quinn who was on the show yesterday. bill thomas down at 18%, and anthony weiner at 11%. de blasio man he's caught fire. >> the interesting thing about new york, if no one gets 50% it's a runoff. no one is going to get 50 so the question is, can thompson sneak into second place? if he does he has an excellent chance in a runoff. >> robert gibbs, look at this ad. de blasio ad. >> i want to tell you a little bit about bill de blasio. he's the only democrat with the guts to really break from the bloomberg years. the only one who will raise taxes on the rich, to fund early childhood and afterschool programs. he's got the boldest plan to build affordable housing and he's the only one who will end a stop and frisk era that unfairly targets people of color. bill de blasio will be a mayor for every new yorker no matter where they live or what they look like. i would say that even if he weren't my dad. >> that's a great ad. robert gibbs, great ad. and it looks like this guy is catching fire just at the right time. >> well, and i

christine quinn in new york.i were watching on the monitors, anthony weiner at the parade making a fool of himself yet again. but christine quinn may not be getting as much media attention, but she's head of the pack. >> yes, yes, she is. i think as the fever of summer breaks, voters are going to tune in to substance. we saw a poll out this morning that voters in new york are absolutely sick of the weiner-spitzer circus happening in their race. they want to talk about issues. new york city, those are smart, engaged, informed voters, and they want to talk about the real candidates. so i think that as we get closer to the run-off date september 10th, and we get past labor day christine quinn is in an excellent position. she's leading the pack. she's leading in the polls, and i think she offers such a clear choice to these guys who are clearly in it for personal ambition, self aggrandizement and see themselves in the paper. christine has been working on behalf of new york city often in total anonymity when she was w

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you have christine quinn who has been close to michael bloomberg.le they all say racial profiling is bad, what we see are candidates who took it a step further who say they supported council bills who said flood out there needs to be an inspector who oversees the nyc practices, and guess who else greed with that, the federal judge. so de blasio went out with a great add featuring his african-american son who said my candidate will be the one who stops stop and frisk. now we see de blasio volting to first place. he's leading substantially in first place. >> michael: he's not without his support from other circles, and christine quinn is very close to commissioner ray kelly. i want to ask you about this. sometimes is society better to say, listen, maybe this is deterring crime, but what it's doing to society is worse than the crime itself. and is there merit to that? >> this kind of speaks to all issues that we talked about on this show over the last year. it's called the great unwinding of american society. we have two justice systems, two economies.

here to discuss it is christine quinn and the mayor was called a shut by rush limbaugh after callinglth inshirers to cover birth control. we will dwell light sli on anthony weiner has everyone is. >> slight sli. >> for those that didn't pick up on what he was saying there. mr. mcdonald's opponent said don't put my hand on me ever again, what's going to happen if i do, tough guy. >> yeah, i am. >> but your anger issues, said weiner. >> i don't have any anger issues. >> but you do, grandpa. >> when you are speaking of seniors you want to do it in a respectful and grateful way for what they have done for new york. the issue is we want in the 34 days we have left in the primary to be talking about the issues important to new york and my record on delivering on those issues. i'm happy to have sandra with me. a woman who stood up against horrible attacks and said that the health care needs of families matter. that the health care needs of women matter. in my time in office, i have passed legislation requiring that every sexual assault and rape victim in new york city when they go to a hosp

there were some statements about christine quinn. there was some back-and-forth about whether it whether it was reported accurately or not, and there was an exchange of letters, a lot of confusion. say i have want to no idea what he was talking about, and i want to say thank you for his response. the statement and the call him times" is ayork misquote. it is very clear. my wife meant no offense. it was so we had afterschool programs for our children, and she simply disagreed with the approach that speaker quinn has taken on that issue, and i think it was a respectful and and intive statement, the case of my wife's comment, it was from a parent, speaking about what parents need in the city and what they are your thing to see in the politics moving forward, which we have not seen in the bloomberg years. i think it was substantive and respectful. >> the comments, as they were fully reported and corrected by the colonists are ones, i have to say, i found very hurtful and upsetting because they basically raised the question of whether or

others like christine quinn say they would continue and modify it. new york city experienced a drop in crime. it's a fact. new york city experienced a drop in crime when it was not stop and frisk but policing. there's data to show it works as well as, if not better, than stop and frisk. it doesn't have the effect of fraying relationships between the police and communities. what the nypd said is they need to do stop and frisk because it's minority communities that are experiencing crime. rather than trooeating minoriti as victims of crime, you treat them as suspects, you have destroyed the relationship between the officers and the people they are protecting and serving. new york city has another model, another way. it's in their history. ray kelly was police chief when they were doing community policing. it can be done. >> can i add a point? >> go ahead. >> they address that. hey, are we just going into high crime areas which do involve minority populations. even when you control for those variables, those who served within this policy to be weak indi

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bill de blasio with 30%, christine quinn with 24%, and anthony weiner 10%. over half the people polled say the candidate has little or no moral character. ex-congressman jesse jackson jr. awaits sentencing today. it involves the misuse of $750,000 in campaign money. he admitted using those funds to buy a rolex, mink capes, and other items. prosecutors want a four-year sentence. >>> later this morning, the pentagon is to announce if same-sex members of military members will be eligible for military benefits, health care, housing, and ten days of marriage leave. >>> a detroit police chief is apologizing after accidently sending out the bra sizes of some female police officers. he says the information was used for measuring bullet proof vests and was an unfortunate clerical error and not done maliciously. >>> the group of powerball winners from oceans county, new jersey, have claimed their share of that jackpot. each will get about $3.8 million after taxes. got to have that hat on, too, when you claim it, right? >>> more and more celebrities are turning to surr

christine quinn in second place. >> yeah. >> bill: but he said last night. it ain't about me. >> i have made mistakes and embarrassed myself and hurt my family. but this campaign is not about me. it's about you. >> bill: i thought it was interesting last night they didn't spend a lot of time talking about his selfies, right? >> and he doesn't want to talk about it. and i don't think they want to talk about it, because they are on top of him. they are beating him. such a compelling figure. now he is joking that his wife will play a role for hillary clinton in the 2016 campaign. >> bill: i think a lot of people want it to be over with. >> it is going to be over with soon. and what does he do now? >> bill: i hate to think about what he does with more time on his hands. somebody ought to take his cell phone away from him for sure. >> yeah. >> bill: lots to cover here with bob cusack. we will, and the department of justice saying this is one airline merger too many. we let three of them go forward. this one we're going to

the new poll says a dead heat between christine quinn is in the dead heat with bill de blasio. a swell in support among the african-american community for support of de blasio. christine quinn, great to have you here. >> thank you. >> these numbers came out yesterday and i know you were on "morning joe" yesterday talking about the fluctuating poll numbers. here are the new polls and this morning new york city's top lawyer filing an appeal to the judge's ruling announced on monday that the controversial stop and frisk in the -- you've been a supporter of stop and frisk and your chief rival in the race. >> no, that is not accurate. i have said the way stop and frisk has been used by the bloomberg administration is unacceptable. and that when we have gotten to 700,000 stops and over 85% of them are innocent people, over 85% of them men of color, this is a program that is out of control. i completely agree with the court's ruling that this is being done in an unconstitutional way. when i'm mayor, day one, we are going to drop that appeal. >> but you support keeping commissioner kel

>>> the front-runner in the campaign for mayor of new york, christine quinn received the endorsementluke. >> i've watched her leadership ainge i know she's someone who is going to champion the communities i care about. these going to stand up for women's rights. she's going to stand up for gay rights. she has the experience. she has the leadership and when it comes down to it she has the seriousness and maturity to handle the office of mayor of new york. >> anthony weiner struggled with a new problem in the campaign today after an angry encounter with one of the lesser known candidates in the race, george mcdonald. >> there you go. i heard what you said. don't put your hands on me ever again. keep your hands off me. >> what's going to happen? are you going to get tough? >> yeah, yeah, i am. >> joining me is hunter walker, reporter for talking points memo covering the new york mayoral race. hunter, so there's anthony weiner angrily calling mcdonald grandpa using it as an epithet. he's 69 years old, i believe the sitting mayor of new york is 71 and was about 68 when he was re-elected t

i was reading that you recently endorsed christine quinn here for mayor in new york. >> yes. you absolutely sure you don't want to give anthony weiner a fifth chance? are you sure, tim? >> i think anthony weiner's name is a metaphor for how he is and will behave as a mayor if we're foolish enough to elect him. it's a little frightening. >> john: it will be amazing but i don't think new yorkers are going to do that. i can't believe if my heart of hearts. >> i'm going to be going around on september 10 which is the day of the primary making certain that they're well informed about their decision-making. >> john: project runway is back for your 134th season. >> i hope it doesn't feel like that. >> john: this time you have the ability to overrule a judge's decision. >> i do. john: you are god. thank you. i have to tell you though what happened was that in season 11, i intervened with the judging process near the very end of the season because an incredible designer was being eliminated. i went storming down to the judge's circle. i said, "you cannot do this. this is a gifted indi

and christine quinn joins the table. and anthony weiner don't like each other. you can talk about her policies, i'm going to talk about anthony weiner with her. >> no. >> no, i am. >> i want to talk about animal rights with her. i'm curious. >> i'm going to talk about anthony weiner. >> okay. here's bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> i think joe's going to lose that argument. we've seen a lot of impressive lightning strikes. top of the empire state building, all over the place. have you ever seen a lightning strike hit a moving object? that's a train moving there in the background. we slowed it down so you could see the video. that plane is moving fast through the city there. it hit right on top in japan. no injuries, no damage. as far as the tropics go, a little bit of breaking weather news. our fifth named storm of the hurricane season, aaron, has just formed. this is a long ways away from any land area. developed pretty quickly and now is tropical storm aaron. the forecast takes it harmlessly across from the

and christine quinn joked saying she wasn't a natural red head. anthony weiner said he played ice hockey on monday nights. >> the strangest race ever. i'm sorry. it's just, it's just become such a national joke, really. there's no other way to say it. >> just keeps on giving. i know. everything that is said just kind of becomes a headline. >> yeah, you got that right. rosa flores, thanks so much. >>> still to come in "newsroom" someone hacked into baby monster and started shouting obscenities at a sleeping baby girl. one example of how hackers can take control of your home. we'll talk about that, next. ( bell rings ) they remind me so much of my grandkids. wish i saw mine more often, but they live so far away. i've been thinking about moving in with my daughter and her family. it's been pretty tough since jack passed away. it's a good thing you had life insurance through the colonial penn program. you're right. it was affordable, and we were guaranteed acceptance. guaranteed acceptance? it means you can't be turned down because of your health. you

and his former sexting partner has endorsed his opponent christine quinn. despite the setbacks, weiner's campaign is putting on a brave face. >> smile. >> pretty smile. >> pretty smile. >> can you smile? >> even he's upset by this whole mess. weiner know he's not going to win so he says whatever the hell he wants. >> i officially feel bad for anthony weiner. >> yeah? >> yes. i mean, it's so hard to run a campaign as it is, and he is up against so much. number one, he's a jerk. it's hard. and he's a pervert. you become a jerk when you enter politicsw politicsw any way. it's making it very difficult for him. >> that makes you feel sorry for him? >> everything he does has the element of jerk in it. >> the thing is, you know, when you look at this video, people look at it and say he's really getting bad now. but he was always this way. look at his interviews. he's all been a jerk. >> i'm sorry, i think this is fantastic. i agree, he doesn't care at all. he we are a day or two away from him dropping f-bombs in campaign events. this is fantastic. >> i don't know,

why bill de blasio over christine quinn?been michael bloomberg's chief ally. in terms of the many ways in which he did not address the inequalities in this city, strenuously opposed proposals for the government to step in and help people, you know, she was right there with him. as i said on paid sick days, the legislation was something we desperately needed. it waited three years for a vote in the city council because she would not bring it to a vote even though there was a supermajority in favor of it. she's obviously got to account for the fact she cut the deal with bloomberg to give him the third term and the vast majority, literally, the vast majority of new yorkers, 87% of new yorkers, the week before the vote on term limits adamantly opposed bloomberg getting a third term. quinn gave him the third term. i think there is obviously a host of issues she also opposes taxes on the wealthy. a lot of people believe her administration would be bloomberg for and that we would not get the changes we need and we would not get the

[inaudible] i know christine quinn went after me. but two weeks after you're stuck -- [inaudible] and you say it's something that needs to be done in the city. for four years they have had that -- [inaudible] you are the public advocate. why didn't you advocate before this idea? >> look, i think what to do a lot in new york city right now to address the reality of immigrants among us who happen to me not documented. but as hundreds of thousands of our neighbors, our friends, our coworkers and they need support, too. we finally have an opening for some real change. we need a dream act at the state level. we need a state to also act on driver's licenses. people should have an opportunity to get a driver's license if they qualify regardless of documentation status, and we should have a city id card for those who choose to use one, is the id card even folks were undocumented as has been unsuccessful in cities like san francisco and new haven. this package of changes would help to actually embrace and support people who are living here bu

election christine quinn says that she didn't think you said that you would not vote for women and she said you're not in a position to discuss when you know or anything you shouldn't be discussing the president was of if they do that well look i look one level my view is. that at it from the top and out theoretically everybody has the right to state opinion first amendment that's why when there are people who are extraordinarily wealthy who don't like me for reasons we can get because i prosecuted them whatever they get into right or poor i've never just disagreed with their right to say what they want and that's a look at the first movement right that's the beauty of our country i never try to say to somebody your voice shouldn't be heard if you disagree with somebody voice speak in a more persuasive with a more persuasive argument don't silence anybody so with that level i say to christie look i seriously but we're all entitled to stated that having said all that i am not passing judgment on the mayoral candidates by and large i would usually not it wouldn't be the one comment on ch

and his former sexting partner has endorsed his opponent christine quinn. despite the setbacks, weiner's campaign is putting on a brave face. >> smile. >> pretty smile. >> pretty smile. >> can you smile? >> even he's upset by this whole mess. weiner know he's not going to win so he says whatever the hell he wants. >> i officially feel bad for anthony weiner. >> yeah? >> yes. i mean, it's so hard to run a campaign as it is, and he is up against so much. number one, he's a jerk. it's hard. and he's a pervert. you become a jerk when you enter politicsw politicsw any way. it's making it very difficult for him. >> that makes you feel sorry for him? >> everything he does has the element of jerk in it. >> the thing is, you know, when you look at this video, people look at it and say he's really getting bad now. but he was always this way. look at his interviews. he's all been a jerk. >> i'm sorry, i think this is fantastic. i agree, he doesn't care at all. he we are a day or two away from him dropping f-bombs in campaign events. this is fantastic. >> i don't know,

christine quinn, the candidate says you have to find these guys. no description of what they looked like, immediately in your head, you're going why aren't they publishing descriptions? because they don't want to. it is political incorrect to do that. they are paralyzed. we can't say because somebody is afraid of looking like a bigot, i think that is where we're at, right? >> are you asking me that? >> i will now. >> i think it is absolutely ridiculous that you can't describe who a perpetrator is. >> all right, ahead on the five, how one woman was able to help stop a gunman. all coming up. you need a girls' weekend and you need it now. ladies, let's goo vegas. cute! waiter! girls' weekend here! priceline savings without the bidding. >>> welcome back, everybody. it was tuesday in a suburb near atlanta, georgia, when a 20-year-old boy with a history of mental illness walked into an elementary school holding an ak-47, his pockets loaded with 500 rounds of ammunition. michael brandon hill was ready to shoot. here is how it unfolded. >> yes, ma'am, i'm

him out today with only 10% of the vote, fourth place, bill deblasio has first place and then christine quinnt looks like di diblasio is capitalizing on the weiner mess in a way that others have not. why not? >> i don't know if i believe that particular poll. it's an outlier at this point. let's show another poll with him in the lead, then i'll take it seriously. we've seen polls with weiner sliding and the rest of the race at the same point. quinn at 25, and the others at 14 a piece. this is a poll that i don't necessarily believe. i think this has to do with people getting familiar with these candidates for the first time. up until recently the only candidate that the average new york city voter had ever heard of was anthony weiner, an they knew more about him than the other candidates. >> michael: people had accept him and maybe they'll end up with deblasio. corey booker is a heavy favorite. if you're chris christie, is this election worth $25 million? >> we'll see. i mean the whole theory that chris christie was going to have been an election in the middle of august so more democrats woul

christine quinn ahead 25%. anthony weiner down to 10%.at trim you have to say his chances are somewhere between no hope and bob hope. >> look at that pole, it's a runoff system. the top two get in, not that big a difference between 10% and 14%. i don't think that means he's out of the running. that said, in that polling, 75% of people have a negative impression of him, that is terrible and very hard to overcome. >> having said all this anthony weiner is an intelligent guy. he's been very funny, very charming. i've always liked the guy. does he have a future outside of the new york mayoral campaign later? >> i asked him that, he seemed to not be able to imagine anything beyond next month. if he finishes at 5%, maybe not. if he made a decent showing and the voters forgave him. he's already proven there are second acts and maybe a third. >> it was a great interview, electrified to watch that in many ways. >> thanks, piers. >> i love the straight talking. i'm worried about my job after that. it was good to watch and a fascinating insight to w

. >> the latest poll according to the new york times, 25% lead for christine quinn, 16% bill thompsond and anthony weiner struggling down at 10% and falling fast. you get the sense it's probably nearly over. >> i think it's nearly over. what is interesting for chris quinn, assuming she'll be one of the two finalist and possibly in the lead in the primary, she's going to have to as will bill thompson or deblaggio will talk about the issues. it's easy to beat up on anthony weiner. >> only a few more weeks of weiner bashing. >> and then you have to talk about rent control again. the thing that was a very bland campaign until weiner was caught with his pants down -- >> weiner, he's probably still doing it. he clearly thinks it doesn't make a difference. maybe it doesn't. >> and i don't -- you know, he's -- he is shameless. he doesn't have the self-censorship that people have in real life, let alone in politics. >> no and it's unhinged like a jerry louis movie play for keeps. >> let's talk about barack obama. he appeared on jay leno. when he appears on leno he gets hammered by the more ser

christine quinn, the candidate says you have to find these guys. no description of what they looked like, immediately in your head, you're going why aren't they publishing descriptions? because they don't want to. it is political incorrect to do that. they are paralyzed. we can't say because somebody is afraid of looking like a bigot, i think that is where we're at, right? >> are you asking me that? >> i will now. >> i think it is absolutely ridiculous that you can't describe who a perpetrator is. >> all right, ahead on the five, how one woman was able to help stop a gunman. all coming up. d and you need it now. ladies, let's goo vegas. cute! waiter! girls' weekend here! priceline savings without the bidding. anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not in the office. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better.