>> we knew from the beginning there was going to be christine quinn, and antichri antichrist -- anti-christineafter anthony weiner became sort of a joke, that has fallen on bill dee -- belaws you. >> how is he appealing to the progressives in new york city? >> the public advocate is a weird office in new york, they call it the city ombudsman, so we had a big fight, you probably heard something about this, about the police department's stop and frisk policy, that really came to a head recently with a big vote in the city council to overturn bloomberg's veto on a couple of bills that they are calling the community safety act that will be changing the way the police can't brits. debladio has come out hard for those bills. he has been talk about inquestion tallty, public housing, poverty, he was asked if there was one city department he would never cut, and he said homeless services. >> how are people reacting to this message? is he gaining wider appeal since he is leading in the polls? >> so the big surprise was there was a poll that came out that showed him over the 40% threshold, which would as

christine quinn, running third. bill thompson. running sec on.umbers for you next. >>> now, sadly we did not win this time. i don't think a city has ever seen a race, ever seen a campaign, with so many specific idea. we had the best ideas. sadly, i was an imperfect messenger. no one was going to let this campaign quit. it started with my family, who is here today. >> that was imperfect messenger anthony weiner who has come in, right now, with 76% of the vote counted he is running fifth. he is running below what the polls indicated he would get. the front-runner is bill de blasio, 39.4%. if he gets 40%, this is the end of the contest for the democratic nomination. he will have it. running second is bill thompson. at 26%. running third is christine quinn, at 15.4%. john lou, in at fourth. at fourth with 76% of the vote counted. counted here. he has 7.7%. joining me, hunter walker. reporter for "talking points memo" studiously covering the mayoral race. hunter, thank you very much for joining me tonight. bill de blasio within a hair of closing this

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but if there is a runoff, it will between him and christine quinn.fun but he crushes her in any runoff scenario. >> thanks to all three of you. i appreciate it. you can always find more on msnbc.com, just follow the link to my name. and wh? another article that says investors could lose tens of thousands of dollars in hidden fees on their 401(k)s?! seriously? seriously. you don't believe it? search it. "401(k) hidden fees." then go to e-trade and roll over your old 401(k)s to a new e-trade retirement account. we have every type of retirement account. none of them charge annual fees and all of them offer low cost investments. why? because we're not your typical wall street firm that's why. so you keep more of your money. e-trade. less for us. more for you. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto

christine quinn, in a way who has a lot of liberal credentials missed that moment and missed how safekers felt 12 years after 9/11, thinking about their liberal roots, basically a liberal city and going back to them and acting on them. it's not a scared city. and that left a lot of room. but it is a city with too much pride for anthony weiner, i think. >> i think so. and i'm glad to see that. steve, you just described "the new yorker"s that i know. they tend to be liberal, pro-choice, pro gay rights. they live outside. they need police to do their job and to create a certain atmosphere. they seem to be now to be tilting toward the liberal side. but it got to be rough on them in regard to stop and frisk. >> it's a been 12 years of michael bloomberg. you're going to get tired of that person after a certain amount of time. ed koch went for the fourth term, couldn't get out of the democratic primary. >>> they really do make a spontaneous, exciting, dynamic decision and they don't go for the jokes, just out of weirdness, go ahead, your thoughts. >> yes, also, the polls that you mentioned,

christine quinn, in a way who has a lot of liberal credentials missed that moment and missed how safe liberal city and going back to them and acting on them. it's not a scared city. and that left a lot of room. but it is a city with too much pride for anthony weiner, i think. >> i think so. and i'm glad to see that. steve, you just described "the new yorker"s that i know. they tend to be liberal, pro-choi pro-choice, pro gay rights. they live outside. they need police to do their job and to create a certain sfooers. they seem to be now to be tilting toward the liberal side. but it got to be rough on them in regard to stop and frisk. >> it's a been 12 years of michael bloomberg. you're going to get tired of that person after a certain amount of whether it is politics or -- you're going to get tired of the time being that long. ed koch, we looked back, maybe he will be assessed different than he is being assessed right now. it is look, we have had enough of you, we want to move on. the republican nominated joe lhota, there are environmental factors in the race you have to look at that a

christine quinn has something like 2,000 volunteers who are going to be making phone calls, knockings today and tomorrow. bill thompson really hoping to turn out his supporters in black and latino communities. and they are just fighting for their lives to try to get into the runoff. >> kate, anthony weiner today on the "today" show says he's not giving up. he has about 7% in the polls. he says he still thinks he has a shot. is that realistic based on what you're hearing on the ground there? >> i think anthony weiner is probably the only person who thinks that. anthony weiner is ending this mayoral race pretty much irrelevant to the debate. the one important role that he played, his entry into the race was what showed people for the first time that christine quinn's front-runner status was really a very weak position. she had weak support and there were a lot of people who didn't like her or didn't like just a continuation of bloomberg and wanted something different. so anthony weiner offered that for a moment and you saw him surge to the front of the polls. when it was revealed he co

. >> well, i think it's really hard to compare christine quinn to hillary clinton or for that matterig stretch in itself. the other thing is, don't forget about the curse of the city council speaker. two previous city council speakers have tried to run. they have been very strong coming out of the box and then they just limp towards the end of the that being said, it is a race for second and it is extremely close and anything can happen. >> right now "new york" magazine is coming out, although these comments were out over the weekend that michael bloomberg had to clarify some things he said that led people to believe and the "new york" magazine is standing by the story that he called de blasio's campaign class warfare and racist. but, quote, i do not think he himself is a racist. it's comparable to me pointing out i'm jewish, attracting the jewish vote. but here he is, a guy who is married to an african-american woman, keith, who had what appears to be a very successful campaign featuring his african-american looking son with an afro. i don't know, does this help him, hurt him, put h

christine quinn 40. bill thompson 32 per vote and the winner spent $20 per vote.kind of interesting. >> christine quinn a drop there. >> "new york times" had a cool interactive map showing who won where. she only won the upper east said where the bloomberg supporters reside but didn't win anywhere else. >> isn't that all you need to win? >> willie and barnacle will do our must read. there can only be one read. i feel i can't bring what they could bring to it because it is the voice of vladimir putin. speaking to the american people i think we're getting an education here. >> we are. >> interpretive read. >> vladimir putin in today's "new york times" op-ed page my working and personal relationship with president obama sparked by growing trust. i appreciate this, i carefully studied his address to the nation on tuesday and i would rather disagree with the case he made with american exceptionalism stating american policy is what makes america different. it's what makes us exception jam unquote. it's dangerous to encourage people to see themselves as exceptional what

york magazine published and interview with mayor bloomberg in which he threw his support behind christine quinnin hawaii, the governor wants lawmakers to move quickly on a bill legalizing gay marriage. the governor called a special session for the end of october to vote on the bill. the state already allows same sex civil unions and hawaii would join 13 other states and washington, d.c. to pass a gay marriage bill. >> finally this morning, apple is expected to unveil the latest version of its iphone. that has wall street and tech jumpies chomping at the bit. one of the most anticipated features, the use of fingerprint technology to log into the device. it's what apple c.e.o. said about china's plans that grabbed the attention of wall street. a company may unveil a cheaper version of the iphone five into china's lucrative market. >> the stream is up next, news at the top of every single hour.

he essentially forced christine quinn to denounce his remarks about race.rd race is. he should be ashamed of himself for using it and then trying to get out of it. he's the oligarc. all these rationalizations for the unsavory acts of the people in his club. i know, robert, you and i will disagree on that. the last thing is people who use the term "class warfare" are the very people who conducted class warfare against everybody but the super rich class, that kind of thing. it was an amazing interview. >> it was. i want to ask you, if i were to give bloomberg on the race question alone the kind of broadest, i think most generous reading i can, it's really there are sort of two ways of using and pelg the word racist. i know it seems a little academic. >> that's why we're here. >> i want to present an idea, one is the idea of race-ist, someone who thinks about race, puts it at the top, thinks of it as a meaningful category, uses it to understand and persuade. the other is racist, believing some particular race is superior to another and acting on it. in the mos

weiner spent 148 bucks per vote, christine quinn, 40.ill thompson, 32 per vote and interestingly enough last but not least the winner bill de blasio, $20 per vote. >>> it appears george zimmerman may have dodged another legal bullet as prosecutors struggle to build a domestic abuse case against him in the attack against his wife and father allegedly. they were banking on obtaining from an ipad at the scene. that may not happen according to authorities. >> at this point we do not have the tools available to effectively look at the video on the ipad. as it stands right now there will not be any charges any time soon without that ipad and that could be again week, months away. >> now, according to shellie zimmerman's divorce to end with a whimper, not a bang. >>> they made a stunning confession online he killed a man in a drink driving accident. >> my name is matthew cordle. and on june 22nd, 2013 i hit and killed vincent canzani. this video will act as my confession. when i get charged, i will plead guilty and take full responsibility for

. >> reporter: the spotlight on his campaign hasn't helped christine quinn. >> i am not about talkinginting and complaining. i am about getting things done. >> reporter: an early favorite and a key ali quinn would be the first openly gay mayor but has fallen to third place in recent polls. quinn's fall moved former city comptroller bill thompson in to seconds place, he was the democratic nominee four years ago but lost to bloomberg. this year he has worked to win votes in the city's black and his tan i can communities and plays up his strong ties to unions. >> it's time to stop blaming and start changing. >> reporter: trailing badly are current city comp troller john lu who had two campaign workers convicted in an illegal fundraising scheme and former congressman anthony weiner who left capitol hill after a sexting scandal. each could play the role the spoiler. wean's captain has been about punctuated by fights with the public not. >> i don't take my judgment to you jo judge you. >> you are a bad example. >> reporter: joe who used to run the city's buzz and subway system boasts of his

a drattic fall for the candidate vying to become new york's first female mayor christine quinn. she finished a distant third. >>> and two politicians looking for redemption after a pair of sex scandals. well, they didn't get it. a disgruntled anthony weiner finished last among the major candidates and former governor eliot spitzer lost his bid forty comptroller by four points. in colorado votes to strengthen gun laws cost two lawmakers their jobs. senators john morris and angela gerren were recalled five months after their spore for new gun legislation. florida's attorney general is putting capital before capital punishment. pam bondi has delayed an execution so she could hold a fund-raiser for her re-election effort. she since said it was a mistake. you think? but the execution is still on hold and the fund raise ser moving forward. >>> former massachusetts senator scott brown is joining global digital solutions as a consultant. the company describes itself as a lied are in providing small arms manufacturing. >>> and it wasn't all business last night for jeb bush and hillary cl

that would require both christine quinn and bill thompson to do shockingly badly. so that's tough.it's spin but it's compelling spin, the polls are underpredicting his support because there's a history of that happening to him in particular and also to credible african-american candidates we don't need to go into that but i think there's a very good chance that he could do better than what the polls are showing which would be a crushing disappointment for him. quinn has had structural problems for a while. high negatives surprisingly high negatives and uncommitted support. at the same time, we shouldn't forget the reason that people once considered her at the very least a lock for the runoff, which is putting aside the history making potential for candidacy and fact that she was seen as having a very good chance of being the first woman mayor and first lesbian mayor of new york. she's been the second most powerful figure in the city for a long time and has a high profile and has decent amount of structural institutional union support and so it would be shocking if both thompson and

for every new yorker no matter where they live or what they look >> the spotlight hasn't helped christine quinn'm not about finger pointing and complaining. i'm about getting things done. >> quinn would be the city's first openly gay mayor, but has fall tone third place in recent polls. thompson has moved into second place. this year he has worked to win both the city's black and hispanic communities and plays up his strong ties to unions. trailing badly are current city comptroller john lou who has two campaign workers convicted in an illegal campaign fund raising scheme, and anthony weine weiner -- each can play the role of spoiler. >> you are fine -- we're glad you worked out your problems but stay out of the public eye. >> that's up to you to judge my friend. >> you are a bad example for the people. >> joe lota boasts of his backs from major giuliani. his opponent has tried to turn that against him. $15 to cross a bridge? what was joe lotta thinking? >> it's the most open, most competitive race new york has seen in years, and during bloom beginning's term in office here at city hall, new yo

christine quinn said chris would have stopped the trains for the kitties. and anthony weiner's camp noted, he will not only stop the trains, he will crawl over the third track to get to them. then he would show his junk to them. he cannot stop, he has a problem. he would show his junk to cats. meanwhile the candidates refused to comment about about the kitten in danger. >> you get the impression that people sending the videos are putting their animals in danger, and we will have to stop asking for videos, because it could get ugly at some point. that's a question for my head. should you base your decision as a new yorker, voting for mayor on this kind of question, would you stop a subway system for a kit en? >> first of all, joe, i think it's joe lotta, his nape me is that? thank you, joe, for telling al qaeda just which explosive filled animals that you would be willing to drive over with a train. how are we supposed to prevent terrorism with people giving away our secrets like this. >> that the an interesting perspecti perspective. tom, a troubling one. i

it's clear that bloomberg fatigue was one of the driving forces and arguably the collapse of christine quinnt was just as dramatic as the anthony wiener. for bloomberg it was not just about being embarrassed, but his pet national issue took it on the chin as well. if you thought they were ready to rally, the recall elections, it's clear that democrats are probably going to do what they have normally done on guns. not walk, but run from the issue. particularly west of the mississippi and south of the mason-dixon line. the nra signalled out the mayor personally saying the recalls prove that lawmakers win. they are accountable to constituents and not the dollars or social engineering agendas. the gun control group responded for the last 20 years and they had the field to themselves in contests like these, but no more were backed and willing to face the attacks because they agree with americans about the need for better background checks. don't expect the line of officials clamoring to face the attacks to be a long one. bloomberg billions lost theired my as touch. the executive director of the c

over christine quinn and bill thompson. >> combination of policing and issues, race, equality.o cared most about housing, went for de blasio. we have a fairly large black electorate in the city. 28% of democrats who voted to define themselves. they split 42-42. that was not the case down ballot. spitzer did much better among african-american voters who remember his tenure, springer won. hou he is a billionaire. we don't hoeld it against them. comfortable with capitalism. he acted too much, like a billionaire. he want nude rulhe wanted new r. he went along with his orchestration to get an extra term. it is how rich people want special rules. and it hurt her. >> the idea of inequality. progressives often talk about. two cities or two americas, at a national level. that was huge for deblasio. some people outside new york may forget. a minority/majority city. more black, brown, asian people here than white people. >> then there is jewish people too. >> absolutely. >> actually this is a national, analogy that you can't just win national elections just apae appealing to white people.

speaker christine quinn and anthony weiner conceded defeat last night.lection took place on this the eve of the anniversary of 9/11, a very difficult day for the city, indeed for the entire country. somber ceremonies were held across the united states, including at ground zero in new york. joining us from new york right now is the police commissioner, ray kelly. commissioner, thanks very much for coming in on this very important day. >> good to be with you, wolf. >> you recently said, commissioner, that the threat of terrorism is, in your words, as great if not greater today than it was before the 9/11 attacks. explain what you mean about -- because that raised a lot of eyebrows. it raised a lot of concern when i heard you say that. >> well, obviously, core al qaeda has been diminished somewhat in pakistan and in the fatah, but we see the al qaeda arabian peninsula in yemen, woo he see al qaeda in ma grib gaining strength. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula has had several plots against the united states. we see al qaeda in iraq which was basically defunc

new polling shows bill de blass oholding a double digit lead ahead of bill thompson and christine quinnor bloomberg is not going quietly. he describes campaign tactics as class warfare and racist. the mayor was referring to political ads that feature members of mr. de blassio's family, including his african-american wife and 16-year-old son. when asked to further explain his comments, bloomberg added, well, no, no, i mean, he's making an appeal using his family to gain support. i think it's pretty obvious to anyone watching what he's been doing. i do not think he himself is racist. it's comparable to me pointing out i'm jewish in attracting the jewish vote. mr. de blasio, your thoughts. >> i hope the mayor will reconsider what he said. i hope he'll realize it was inappropriate. >> joining us now is "washington post" columnist and msnbc contributor, jonathan cape hart. john, you worked with mr. bloomberg when he first ran for mayor. is there an element of hypocrisy in his accusations against mr. de blasio who has used his own family as part of his complain artillery? >> i think what the

. >> the other main challengers are city council speaker christine quinn an open lesbian who would begressman anthony weiner has been getting a lot of publicity. he was an early front-runner, now a distant fourth after admitting to sending lewd online messages. so that will go on this evening and we'll see how the vote turns out. >> mean highway, all eyes on washington, of course. the president making his moves to convince lawmakers to still have that strike on syria up his sleeve. >> that's happening 9:00 eastern tonight. you can watch his speech right here on cnn. our primetime coverage starts at 7:00 eastern. >> thanks for watching "around the world." wolf blitzer is up next. >> "cnn newsroom" starts now. >> president obama faces a crucial test of leadership at home and on the world stage. right now, the president is on capitol hill. he's trying to lobby very skeptical lawmakers. he wants them to authorize u.s. military action against syria even as a diplomatic proposal plays out right now. and tonight, the president faces another tough audience, the american people. right now, the

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so as to avoid a runoff with bill thompson or christine quinn, who are battling it out for second placed with just 6% of the vote, it's our self proclaimed future two-term mayor of new york, anthony weiner. meanwhile, eliot spitzer continues his attempt at a political comeback after a sizeable lead over opponent scott stringer early in the race. spitzer now finds himself neck and neck, if not trailing, according to some polls. we're also told there is apparently some sort of republican primary race for mayor going on today, as well. more on that coming up. but first, with the nation gripped with tough questions over syria, leave it to the tea party all-stars to go completely off-road. >> anybody here want to wait in line for their gallbladder to come out? ♪ i saw the sign ♪ it opened up my eyes i saw the sign life is demanding ♪ >>> time for your business entrepreneurs of the week. elaine, tammy and brian are a few of the small business owners in downtown bedford, pennsylvania, working with their main street manager, these entrepreneurs are trying to fill empty storefronts and bring in

>>> new york city council speaker christine quinn was supposed to be the next democratic nominee to be she's been tripped up on the road to inevitability. once the front-runner in all the polls, quinn has seen her support plummet. now, some of the reasons for this are big as city council speaker quinn was mayor bloomberg's partner for the last seven years. for voters is eager for a break, electing quinn is tantamount to eight fourth term for the billionaire mayor. i have no doubt there is lingering doubt over rolling back term limits that allowed bloomberg to run for a third term. the speakership is no place to launch a mayor is campaign. her two immediate predecessors is tried it and failed. is there something for insidious at work? for some supporters there is a strong whiff of as ojmisogyny. >> i don't ask you where you accepted your kids to school. don't bother me where i send mine. >> we are building these whether you consent or not. now, i'm not -- >> obviously, that was new jersey governor chris christie who is routinely applauded for his i'll burn this mother down brashness. me

he said christine quinn was likely to be the next mayor of new york. bill deblasio had a clear message. obama's consultant knows about insurient campaigns, saved his money, spent it on television and it paid off? wow. >> not in recent times have i ever seen mika, an entire campaign turned on the commercial. >> my mother always had the lean, she ran on my father's companies, she says the first money spend is for the last week of the company. that was always her advice to everyone. >> your mother, of course, brilliant. that's, you don't four. >> i heard that before. >> you don't -- yeah, that's what i said you raise lots of money so you don't spend it and then the last week. it paid off here. he had that commercial two his son and it made a huge difference. >> a lot of different things came into play that just turned christine quinn's fortunes around. i think actually, listen, i think that was a good thing, stop and frisk, that ruling. >> that hammond and a couple other things in the whole third term issue actually became it really resonated with people

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christine quinn brought up the news story that he had a supposed list of the worst slum lords.f you pay him enough money according to the daily news you get off the list. >> there's been a bunch of stuff lately. the pace of politics and you and harold know it well. timing can be everything . deblasio, he was hanging back from the pack. nobody paid much attention. they are focused on chris quinn. you had anthony weiner and all that. le then de blasio ran the commercial. >> stop and frisk is the center of the campaign, for better or worse. i think you would agree, joe. i have not seen a television ad as compelling and powerful. >> it changed everything. with his son. >> no doubt. >> just a few days to go but that was a powerful ad. >> i think there is a potential the day after primary election day where new yorkers who don't vote in a democratic primary. there is a freak out moment. pro tax agenda, pro teacher's union. >> the freak out moment is happening now. at least among people i talk to. this appears to be happening. the question is, is it even imaginable they will elect a d

don't mean to make this too new york or too liberal, we just talked about bill de blasio winning, christine quinncollapse enveloped her and one reason is she came without a book and it sold like 90 copies or something. and it was really embarrassing, contributed to the narrative. we have more lessons. we'll take a break and pick up lesson number three, which involves chris christie. that's coming up right after this. [ male announcer ] when it comes to doing what you love, more is better. that's why we designed the all-new nissan versa note, with more technology, to get you into, and out of, tight spots. and more space so that you always have your favorite stuff. and just for good measure, an incredibly efficient 40 mpg highway. so that when you're doing more, you're spending less. the all-new nissan versa note. your door to more. ♪ this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. bjorn earns unlimite

he's obviously not helping christine quinn the woman he professes to be helping who has fallen in the needs a little jolt here at the end. >> it's just curious. the mayor really thinks he's done a great job. i'm sure he's disappointed the race is not about who can carry on the bloomberg legacy. it's about who can repudiate bloomberg. is reason why deblasio has done so well. the mayor tried to take it back. he's been hit by andrew cuomo and others for it. >> we'll save the most read chosen for the top of the hour. dr. sacks thanks for being on today. on tomorrow's show outspoken critic of the syrian resolution, senator joe manchin will join us. bob wood word and dr. brzezinski. prince runs into some issues at buckingham palace. news you can't use is next. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying oursel

. >> about christine quinn. >> this stop and frisk policy has come to define this mayoral race. i think a democrat will find their way to victory because -- >> and the "usa today" after nearly a blackout, time warner cable and cbs reached a deal. the terms weren't released but service resumed on monday for customers in eight markets including new york, dallas and los angeles. 3 million subscribers were affected by the blackout and you knew this was going to be taken care of before the start of the nfl season. >>> "the wall street journal" microsoft is going to purchase nokia smartphone and cellular handset business for $7.2 billion. experts say the size of the deal shows microsoft is shifting its focus toward hardware and away from software. this is the second largest deal from microsoft, $9.3 billion purchase of skype. and "the new york times" says verizon communications going to spend $130 billion in cash, a the lot of cash flowing out there, in telecom, and buyouts for vodafones, 45% stake in the company as the largest u.s. carrier in the united states, verizon has full contr

primary next tuesday who might become the leader of the nation's largest city, bill de blasio, christine quinnshow you a little clip so everyone knows what we're talking about. cue up the weiner clip. >> you know what judges me? you know who judges me? go visit with your rabbi. know. >> he really always delivers. you've got to give it to him with that. but let's talk about something else that i know you guys have debated, and that is this video. it's pretty nerve-racking. i mean, white-knuckle video of a guy speeding through manhattan streets. it's compelling, of course. lauren, do you think that networks such as ours should be showing this? somebody driving so recklessly? >> no. cut it. i think that it encourages copycats. this is always what happens in the media. if you have a bridge jumper, then you have a copycat after that. if you've shown the bridge jumper video. we don't cover suicides for a reason. we don't want to encourage copycats. i know this is great for ratings. when i was in local news, we would chase every fire, every storm, double, triple homicide because that's what people wa

the spotlight hasn't helped city council speaker christine quinn. >> i'm not about talking and fingerand complaining. i'm about getting things done. >> reporter: quinn would be the city's first openly gay mayor, but has fallen to third place in recent polls. that moved thompson into second place. he was a democratic candidate four years ago, but lost to bloomberg. he plays up his strong ties to unions. >> it's time to stop blaming, and start changing. >> reporter: trailing badly is john lou who had two complain workers conflicted in an illegal fund-raising scheme, and anthony weiner who left capitol hill after a session -- sextinging scandal. >> it's not up to you to judge, my friend. >> you are a bad example -- >> that is your judgment. >> reporter: his opponent, has tried to turn an endorsement against him, accusing lotta of running negative ads that aren't giuliani like. >> reporter: it is the most competitive campaign new york has seen in years. >> new york has become increasingly diverse since the last mayor alec shun. so now we're seeing a new slate of issues that we haven't see