a spokesperson for the dnc won't tell me exactly how much he is expected to raise in a matter of hours but he tells me it will reach seven figures. reporting live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead, cotton balls and orange juice. the dangerous ways teenagers are using them to lose weight. >>> plus a questionable move on the 50th anniversary of jfk's death. the strange decision that put his brother's assassin in the spotlight as well. >>> i had the best seat in the house. >> an exclusive interview with the bay area judge who struck down prop 8. his own same sex relationship was called into question. >>> the american flag flew at half-staff today at spartan stadium during the nationally televised football game against navy. it was to honor president kennedy on the 50th anniversary of the assassination. san jose football fans gave a standing ovation. >>> half a century after president kennedy was killed in dallas, people all across the country paid tribute to his life and his legacy today. thousands stood in the pouring rain this morning at a memorial in dallas where cit

they are not going to show up. >> you never know obviously the dnc put out.me subject why they are going to run on obama care. give them the opportunity to come and tell the press and the people in their district why obamacare is great for this country. >> i mean, as a practical matter figure out a way to respond to you. >> they can they are not going to show you up. >> they can show up. >> do you think they are going to show up? i think you are poking a stick in their eye we have about 20 folks we are inviting. i'm sure one brave soul. >> like who? i looked at your list. al franken he is not showing up. >> mark you you kay hagan they van opportunity to be here. >> if they don't want these web sites like prior loves obama.gov or whatever it is are you going to use them in the campaign. >> we might use them and illustrate to constituents. mark prior said obama is amazing success tore. mary landrieu in louisiana who said if her constituents don't like obamacare they can unelect her. we are going to give them that shot. >> nice to see you. >> thank you, greta. >

the dnc says it reduced prices because seating became available. but some people are wondering if the president's arrival rating with big donors is falling just like it has nationwide. one loyal supporters says even with the disastrous roll out of the obama care act, the president still deserves our support. >> he continues to show support on the diplomatic scene or helping us to get get out of the worst financial crisis since the great depression. >> they are expected to gather outside the jazz center. the dnc said the president will leave and donations will be in the seven-figure category. still ahead on "today in the bay", the bay area remembers how 50 years ago the news business changed along with the country. plus a questionable move on the 50th anniversary of jfk's death. the strange decision that put his brother's assassin in the spotlight. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into th

the house, the senate, the dnc, the governors. everybody said, okay, we want the american people to know we're for something. not just against all of these things. >> yeah. that was the dnc. >> yeah. >> the republican strategy is to be against. before obama care came along as a big issue here recently, just the name obama alone was enough to galvanize republicans. they're so divided among themselves and that's a unifying force and saw that in the presidential campaign and elsewhere. and which the line is not toward what should we do but what john boehner himself at one point said, don't judge us by what -- >> what we don't do. >> for what we don't do but the legislation that we stop. as you just mentioned, they are using -- well, obama care itself is based on republican ideas. that was a good faith concession. president obama made as a candidate knowing that, you know, well, single payer plan or other kinds of -- left progressive ideas wouldn't get through and so let's borrow from the republicans themselves. well, as soon as obama

mo from the dnc, sean from the rnc, this was fun. let's do it again. >> thanks for having us. >> thanks. >>> so the question of the day for you is about obama care, and can the white house fix the website and restore the president's credibility, weigh in on twitter and facebook. >>> then, the cheney sisters, the war on words it spills into social media. >> your position on same-sex marriage, your sister mary who is married to a woman. >> i love her family very much. his is just an issue in which we disagree. >> we take a look at how it could impact liz cheney for senate. also this. >>> a drank too much. i smoked some crack sometimes. what can i say, i made a mistake. >> toronto's mayor once again admitting to smoking crack sometimes as his city council strips away more of his powers. is it more about show or a way to push him to quit? this is the quicksilver cash back card from capital one. it's not the "fumbling around with rotating categories" card. it's not the "getting blindsided by limits" card. it's the no-game-playing, no-earn

the dnc released talking points for your republican uncle.t do anything about highway congestion but we can make sure you have the information to answer a question about president obama's record on jobs or a ridiculous argument about the affordable care act. so helpful, trace. >> you know, funny you mention that. i'm going to a ritzy thanksgiving dinner in malibu. there are some known obama care lovers and some people who have been burned by the affordable care act who will be in attendance. mix in a couple glasses of wine and talking points from both sides will be discussed thoroughly at the dinner. >> can't wait to hear the reports on friday about the fights that happened on the day before because somebody was actually offering a dnc talking point othver turkey. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> happy thanksgiving. >> and to you. can you imagine? let me consult my talking points. i know the answer. i have it right here, republican uncle. we have a "the kelly file" follow up. after time magazine's mark hallperin appears to reendorse his prediction t

the border of dnc was left yesterday. we can say basically there were three reasons for the defeat. the first one, it was a because itailure never managed to get support from the country population and to get theed international community. the second factor is it will show up in the ground. talks.s peacekeeping that seems to be a very strong technical ordination. the first element is there was a very strong diplomatic pressure on uganda who are being supported. quek -- a court of bangladesh has convicted dozens of soldiers on a mass verdict in 2009. 74 people, most of them army officers were massacred. the special court in the capital sentence 152 people to death for their action. 157 others were handed life sentences. india today joined an exclusive club of nations on a journey to mars. the first asian nation to embark on such a voyage. this will last a couple of hours. theore, we are joined on mind by our correspondent natasha butler. bring us up to speed. what more do we know about the progress of the rocket? >> so far, so good. that is what the indian scientists are studying. th

the dnc released talking points for your republican uncle.n't do anything about highway congestion but we can make sure you have the information to answer a question about president obama's record on jobs or a ridiculous argument about the affordable care act. so helpful, trace. >> you know, funny you mention that. i'm going to a ritzy thanksgiving dinner in malibu. there are some known obama care lovers and some people who have been burned by the affordable care act who will be in attendance. mix in a couple glasses of wine and talking points from both sides will be discussed thoroughly at the dinner. >> can't wait to hear the reports on friday about the fights that happened on the day before because somebody was actually offering a dnc talking point othver turkey. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> happy thanksgiving. >> and to you. can you imagine? let me consult my talking points. i know the answer. i have it right here, republican uncle. we have a "the kelly file" follow up. after time magazine's mark hallperin appears to reendorse his prediction

. >> what does this mean for the peace in the g dnc there has ben conflict in the area. m-23 are the latest of discontent. and they say another group could coming to t take their place. the attention will now be tunned to them. let's talk more about in with terry vicol amp r. this is a regene regroan thais a regionthat has r years. >> we'll try to get you back later in the program. weavewe are having problems wits thskype. we'll try for a reconnection. >> the mayor of canada's biggest city, toronto, has apologized for smoking crack cocaine. rob ford says he is not an addict and has refused to resign. the scandal began five months ago when journalists saw a cell phone video showing him smoking the drug. >> still ahead on this program. a new debate over puerto rico's status. could it become the 51st stat 51st state? >> the most important money stories of the day might affect your savings, your job or your retirement. whether its bail-outs or bond rates this stuff get complicated. but don't worry. i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down

. >> really, dnc chairwoman? debbie wasserman schultz clearly isn't clued into this train wreck. while she thinks the candidates should run on obama care 2014 the fox news poll may change your mind. since the launch of the overhaul, americans have surged ahead. six points on the generic ballot and lead the democratic candidates 43-40ment they were over nine points after the government shutdown. we bring back our distinguished studio audience. geraldo rivera. as somebody who supports the president tell me how he recovers when we get small businesses as billy cunningham pointed out we'll move to the point where businesses become 5 million, 10, 20 million, 30 million. then rate shock. how does he recover things. i don't see the escape for him. >> he does it by getting a lyric from an old folk song. ♪ the rich shall live ♪ and the poor shall die is that what we want? >> you live in new jersey. >> do we want a country where the poor don't have access to the care they need? >> geraldo, 30 million americanss americans -- >> i submit to you -- >> you don't want to hear this part. >> the

after he was reelected, yes we do a full four-year term as chair of the dnc. when the president asks you to watch his back and bring them across the finish line and when you are a gimme the ball person that i consider myself to be, being assured the dnc is the coach but human and now i get to run the ball. i'm going to run the ball and run for reelection and i hope that you give me the privilege of representing them in our nations capital. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for the question. i appreciate it. >> we are actually out of time, unfortunately. let's give a round of applause to debbie wasserman schultz. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversation >> this program was part of the 0th annual miami book fair international. to find out more visit miamibookfair.com. >> alan greenspan appeared at the national press club in washington, d.c. to discuss his book "the map and the territory" which looks at the past and the future of economic forecasting is risk management. you can watch this hourlong program next on booktv. >

he is a long-time member of the dnc and a long-time friend of the clintons. >> this election was never a choice between democrats and republicans. it was a choice about whether virginia would continue the mainstream bipartisan tradition that has served us so well over the last decade. >> mcauliffe's victory means it is the first time virginia has elected a governor from the same party of the sitting president in decades. >>> now to new jersey. chris christie touted bipartisanship. last night he spoke to supporters on what sounded like a kickoff to a presidential run. >> the biggest thing i have learned over the last four years about leadership is that leadership is much less about talking than it is about listening. i know if we can do this in trenton, new jersey, maybe the folks in washington, d.c., should tune in their tvs right now and see how it is done. >>> next to new york city where voters elected the first democratic mayor in a generation. bill de blasio beat republican joseph lhota. he called his campaign a progressive one. calling a tax to fund pre-k. there is something new y

romantic drama with the job along with taunts and crew of the film in the entertainment capital of may the dnc needs to sixteen months in the peaceful and me. i'm all for coming and i did some time until i found a costume too often think in the entertainment capital late on sunday. but disney has debuted as a family conflict much stock to buy and read till two in tiny offering on sky and the most kick start in july st. she needed to it's a bad naked in about seven weeks try. yet i am going to be. he didn't want to study and wasn't thinking at the st youth service office and often testy. i cheated and used it on to say. and its music is expected to be key in the audience and snacks. but the barbecue bob loaded them into c kimball and describe them. under gov will come a lot. on sunday. hello from the levy to become no less a biggie. but to worship will ever trust. it is the city what abundance of mr the eviction get a job placement. she loves. during the to live without. sony open. for him haha. he needs i use to them. i captured it on to look into the kitchen that said i screwed it back it was

congresswoman and dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz will be joining usms chances are we'll talk aboutsa spy, health care, the governmentshutdown. we'll talk about the jonas brothers breaking up. how could you do it again yoko? haven't you done enough? why? [laughter] they are so -- yeah, i i was prized when i foud they they are -- i was surprised when they found out they were together, too. this is why the news networks serve such an important purpose. all those issues are complex and we lie on the news networks to provide context, substance. i'm just (bleep) with you. [ laughter ] the news networks are there to let you know that whether you look at an issue from the right or from the left, those are the only two ways you can look at it. [ laughter ] not anymore. recently, yeah -- [laughter] -- cnn has moved beyond this

ups on neighbors next to each other afghanistan is on is indicated by its neighbor to this this this dnc should go to peter gawler of you agree i think it is a. it is a wall that will provide a measure of stability and security. she was also right it's a good turn to. by the neighbors. it does not alter its commitment by the united states. for sure the country that is close to it as he ran up but i think that awesome eighty eight reflects the kind of statement is that they were last to be. i just ate it in something and think that the weekend will be good for the region will provide some additional security for afghanistan. if you are costly to the united states and peter called me ask you twelve years on the these exploratory talks that it's the first of their taking place with middlemen close to the taliban are with the taliban directly. could it happens any sooner and yours too. the essential condition. weston had a a a a present government in kabul was seen as legitimate by afghans. they could negotiate with them. cause i was not especially after securing his second term in two thous

clinton's best friend and former dnc mcclawf ken cuccinelli. we are going to know those results soon bruising governor's race and less than an hour though, the polls close in the state of new jersey, republican governor chris christie fighting to fend off democratic challenger barbara buono. live election coverage in minutes. first blistering fight on capitol hill today. >> i believe that there has been a crisis of confidence created in the dysfunctional nature of the web site. >> we are now more than 30 days into one of the greatest web site disasters in history. >> i think everyone should take a deep breath. this is, after all, a web site. >> it's more than a web site as the president said. it's a law transforming our healthcare liberty system in the wrong direction. >> while we continue to improve healthcare.gov, it's important to remember that the web site is, in fact, working. >> in d. an independent testing organization ever test the whole integrated system end to end? >> we did use an independent security firm. >> consumers have to be ab

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but as far as 2016, we're pretty focused at the dnc and in the democratic parties across the country at the state level on making sure that we can take the house back and focus on holding on to the senate, beat some of these tea party governors who just like terry mcauliffe had opposition that ran on a tea party agenda, doubled down on extremism, have been supportive of the shutdown politics and are going to pay for it at the polls next year. but this poll specifically is emblematic of the fact that chris christie really had no coattails in new jersey. isn't even likely to be the nominee or the candidate of choice for his own party. he's like the gumby of republican politics. he's going to be pushed and pulled between the tea party and trying to moderate himself for the general election. i think he's going to have a really difficult time as this poll shows. >> as you said, there is no specific plan in place riot nghw for a potential hillary clinton run because you're focusing on taking back the house, keeping the senate. let's talk about 2014 because you might have an uphill climb wh

dnc share debbie wasserman schultz reportedly made the error, so did the mayor of minneapolis. the wrong marty walsh told ""the boston globe"" we're a dime a dozen. i probably not eight marty walshes. >>> we get a look at new economic data. yesterday stocks were mixed but the dow jones industrial average closed at an all-time high. it seems virtually ignored because twitter's gone public. steve sedgwick live for us in london. do people think this is going to pop huge at the open or what? >> reporter: well, it's popped huge before the open as well. they raised the price twice, brian. what's interesting is what led the dow higher yesterday, really old tech, microsoft trading at highest level in 12 years. now it's all about twitter, which upped its price target twice. $26 per share is the ipo price. they could have sold this twice over. it's valuing the company pretty highly. $18 billion is the valuations. there are caveats out there. some people slightly concerned. it doubles its revenue to 168 million u.s. dollars. year on year tripled its losses. a company very high valued stil

terry is former head of the dnc. >>> the big apple will have its first democratic mayor in two decades. bill de blasio romped over republican joe lhota in yesterday's election. de blasio will replace republican-turned-independent michael bloomberg stepping down after three four-year terms. >>> the new jersey mall where a gunman fired multiple shots then killed himself reopened today with extra police officers on hand. 20-year-old richard shoop opened fire at the garden state plaza in paramus on monday night. investigators say shoop left a note with his family suggesting he would harm himself. no other injuries are reported. the mall is now playing for extra police patrol today. >>> a third murder trial of american student amanda knox continues in italy. she and her former boyfriend were convicted of killing her roommate. the conviction was overturned and she returned to seattle. today a court-appointed expert said the alleged murder weapon a kitchen knife did not show the victim's dna. prosecutors have used that knife that belongs to knox's ex- boyfriend to connect the pair to the murd

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he's a form chairman of the dnc and a long-time adviser to the clintons. >> this election was never a choice between democrats and republicans. it was a choice about whether virginia would continue the mainstream bipartisan tradition that has served us so well. >> mcauliffe's victory means it is the first time virginia has elected a governor from the same party of the sitting president in decades. >>> in new jersey, governor chris christie coasted to victory over democrat barbara buono. on the campaign trail he touted a spirit of bipartisanship. last night, he talked to supporters in a lot what sounded like a kickoff to a 2016 presidential run. >> the biggest thing i have learned over the last four years about leadership is that leadership is much less about talking than it is about listening. i know if we can do this in trenton, new jersey, maybe the folks in washington, d.c. should tune in their tvs right now, see how it's done. >>> next to new york city where voters elected the first democratic mayor in a generation. bill de blasio beat republican joe lhota by the largest margin si

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the former dnc chairman and close clinton ally. and the republican, ken cuccinelli.he state attorney general. a hero of the tea party movement. we're standing by for results. will the republicans hold on to this race? we cannot make a projection right now. in the commonwealth of virginia, the race cuccinelli, the republican, the democrat, terry mcauliffe and the independent third party candidate, robert sarvis. as we wait for real results to come in to help us make a projection, he with want to share what our early exit poll are revealing. these are estimates. they're based on interviews with a sampling of voters in virginia as they left select polling stations. here are the exit poll results.

she's the chair of the dnc. she's joining us from the he headquarters of terry mcauliffe. wake up call for solving the nation's problems. thanks very much for coming in. >> thank you, wolf. >> i know you and the democrats have been working very hard. but it looks like you just gave up in new jersey. not much support for the democratic candidate against chris christi. what happened? why didn't the president at least go in there and campaign for the democratic candidate? >> well, the dnc has been involved with barbara buono's campaign since the beginning of this year. we've had a staffer assigned to the campaign. we've helped her with digital and phone banking. and i went in to campaign with her. we've actually provided her, we sent some e-mail to help raise her money. so we've been there for her, pretty much every step of the way, but what we're focused on is we've got races all over the country. tonight we expect that we'll elect a democratic mayor of new york city for the first time in almost 25 years. we're very excited about the opportunity here in virginia and, you kno

the dnc is sponsoring that. you go over to the rnc's twitter page, they give facts as well in relation to thanksgiving. fact number three, you can agree --r thanksgiving dinner another broken obamacare promise looming for small businesses. fact number two you can agree on, a majority of americans believe obama is not trustworthy or honest. fact number one, you can agree 60% of americans believe obama cannot manage effectively. you heard from the dnc side. we are using it as a jump off point on the discussion of politics. we want to get your thoughts as well. democrats, (202) 585-3880. republicans, (202) 585-3881. ndependents, (202) 585-3882. on the phone,ling you may have heard this story dealing with the united states, china, japan, and especially the territory over there in the ocean. joining us to talk about that is kirk spitzer. he is a correspondent serving on board the uss george washington. for those who have not been following kirk spitzer, this deals with japan, china, and chinese claims over airspace o

all right the president of the united states fighting fortery mcauliffe formerly the chairman of the dncthe president underscoring that this is an important race even though it is believed that voter turnout might be very low as low at 30%. what do you see at stake in this race? well for the democrats. >> education. >> i'm sorry rick first. >> for the democrats they would like to do that. for the president he wanted to be related if terry were to win. if you look at the polls and the turning of the polls, it is in his favor and i think it will be a low turnout and that is in c umt chinelli's favor as well. >> might this be an embarrassment after you had these big heavy hitters the president of the united states stumping on his be half on the democrat's be half? >> he is going to be a great governor for virginia. i think turn out will be 45 to 47%. they are calling up people who voted last year and don't have a record of voting in off season elections and this is going to be a reminder to republicans that they cannot turn to the base to win elections. you have to work those voters that tu

governor's race in virginia was a lot closer than just about anybody expected, but in the end former dnc chairman terry mcauliffe eeked out the victory. joining me is cnn's chief congressional correspondent dana bash. dana, more exciting tonight than we expected. the significance of ken cucinnelli losing in the way that he did. is it bad that he lost or is it encouraging for the tea party that it was quite close? >> reporter: probably all of the above. if you're a member of the tea party or if you are a staunch conservative who believes in the ideals that he was running on, not just in the general election but when he won the primary much to the chagrin as wolf was just alluding to of many republicans in this commonwealth of virginia and broadly across the country because they understand what a bellwether virginia tends to be with regard to the national election. but piers, i have to tell you, coming into this ballroom tonight there were so many mcauliffe supporters, staffer, aides, who were remarkably optimistic and comfortable and confident in a way that even those who in the years i'v

i imagine if you had been working for the dnc, you get your hands on the take, this is going to be the thing you guys are doing. how do you respond to that? >> keep it all in perspective, having borkd with many pollsters. that's only one piece of the puzzle. right? my favorite thing about the 2008 election is every woke it went on longer and longer than pundits and these smart people predicted. it's human beings we are talking about. so you can only measure so much of that. so the 47%, i think things leak that, essentially either reenforce the narrative. so that was the narrative about mitt romney. it reenforced it. it was words right out of his mouth, just like in, you know, other things that people say. remember that it's a game of inches at this point because when you are putting together a presidential campaign strategy and trying to win. are you looking at a state like ohio. are you locking county by county, city by city, where are those votes coming from? that is the minutia. maybe it was only five people. >> can i say something? it's almost from a data standpoint imperceptible b

because of zombies' but the second amendment regulation but also of the retail stocks like cabellas or dnclissa: pick it apart. solar city is up year today is that right days that either on musk wave would you avoid that like a zombie? >> i would avoid not just because it is over extended but it is fundamentally based on the inferior technology although the trend is higher for solar city but what we have seen even bad stocks can go higher expenses stocks can get more expensive the trend is your friend so that remains higher. melissa: what about cabellas? you like that? >> i do it is good. we had a sense of the consumer being dead. nodded all look at names like costco but cabellas also or pnc continues to do quite well as the economy strengthens it looks like you will see the fed raise interest rates but the consumer stock does well. melissa: you mentioned smith and wesson if you will help to ward off the zombies. i don't understand. but smith and wesson is up this year. although some say now is the time to short because tre was o'brien with the a.d. everybody in washington was anti-gun you

and karen finney and former communications director for the dnc. that part of the christie speech embodied the whole speech, which is it true you're all looking at me? am i right, all of america? i can feel your eyes on me and if you think it's true, it is true. i am all that and more. that was basically the chris christie speech. >> except i think you're being a little modest. this is chris christie. it's who he is. he didn't change his style. i think the interesting thing is, he gave one of the longer victory speeches i've ever heard. and the problem with it is, while it's an okay introduction, i still don't see how that plays in iowa. i don't see the -- coming from the midwest, rather self-deprecating part of the country, don't overly blow your horn. here is this guy saying i'm it, i'm the only thing that ever happened. >> i think the case christie is trying to make here, this is a speech 13 months in the making. this was a speech, as soon as sandy was over, it was clear there wasn't going to be a campaign this year. when chris christie makes hi

the in virginia former dnc chairman mcauliffe is now governor after beating cuccinelli.york democrat bill de bl deblasio cruised to a win. he is the first democrat to win since 1980. atlanta mayor reed was elected for a second term defeating three little known challengers. o'reilly factor returns after the break. i will see you at 5:00 a.m. b >>> >> last night we reported on another scandal in the nfl. martin was emotionally brutalized by some one of his teammates. rich key incognito has been suspended and has a long history of bad behavior. he is shown screaming the "n" word at a teammate mike helms y helmsley. >> (bleep). (bleep). (bleep). (bleep). (bleep). >> i will tell you that if the revi review shows that this is not a safe atmosphere i will take whatever measures are necessary to ensure that it is. >> the question why didn't the head coach stop the situation last bring when it first came to his attention and why did he hire incognito in the first place? former nfl running back for the new york giants co founder of a web site and protects professional athletes. >>

. >> she is the preparer of the dnc. she has something to say and because you wrote this question -- questio -- >> she said this and can we roll the tape? >> at the end of the day americans -- we are not mizeled by the president, but the overwhelming majority of americans are already insured. >> what did she just say? >> she pronounced the word misled mizeled. >> it would be easy to say she miss pronounced the word, but we know that progressives are smarter than us because they tell us this all the time. the only explanation is we have been miss pronouncing it this whole time. we have been mizled how to pronounce it and i am not happy about it. thank you for setting us straight. >> i need to hear that again. i will ask bill a question you need to get that thing set up. maybe she was trying to say mozeltof. >> then i would understand. >> i would too. i don't know what is going on. >> the weirdest part she was a guest on the show. >> she didn't have -- >> she didn't have prepared remarks, but if she did that is weird to be

. >>> what does this mean for the dnc? felipe, i want to touch on three issues. let's start first with rwanda's possible involvement. if we can we saw in malcolm webb's report thaa soldier that is holding up evidence that rwanda was participating. rwanda has been supporting congolese rebel moves and have created some rebel movements from 1996 to today of there is no question about their involvement through weapons and actual operations of thea army. rawanda has denied this, but it's been accepted by the international community. and reports by anecdotal efforts. >> the m-23 will not the only rebel group in this conflict. how will they deal with the other conflicts. >> that will be the problem as m-23 has disappeared. the congolese government and also the u.n. peace keeping operation will have to tackle all of the other non-stay groups operating in the region. also rebel groups from uganda r from rawanda. >> this ithis is going to be a h moment and it will take quite some time. it's essential that it should be if only t to reestablish the statehood in the row gone.

us for a fair and balanced debate, david mercer, the former deputy national finance director of the dncron, the chief of staff for the republican congress. >> great to see you. >> will it impact 2014 elections? is it designed to do that? david, start with you. >> given the clarity that they are seeking on the activity of the 501c4 and the 511, the groups, you won't see anything impact until 2016. for 2014, they will be trying to get the clarity but i don't think it will much impact the 2014 elections. as it stands. >> i think it's unlikely to imfact 2014 election in terms of the rule-making. with the politics itself it could do so. this is a nasty game the i.r.s. is playing. they went after the conservative group. they were caught going after them. now a simply trying to change rules of the game. politically it looks like restriction and freedom of speech here, and that could hurt democrats in the 2014 election. >> this is a proposed rule at this point. printed in the federal register, without going in weeds about the federal rule making it takes at least a year does it not for the thin

the chair of the dnc. good morning. sports fan, i am aware that a swin a win. you mys might still sweep in virginia. something historic. let's talk him going yellow or orange flags. >> let's make sure we understand this is more than a win being a win. this was significant. if you were around a pundit table, no way chuck todd would have predicted that virginia would be as close to alive than blue. >> sorry that what you look at? >> we're are getting closer and closer. two of three straight-wide offices if the attorneys rates were coming out our way. five office holder, democrats are the first in decades. we showed that voters support the agenda of focusing on job creation and the middle class families and stopping with the divicive my way or the highway. >> how much is the win about the democratic party's ability to talk to the middle and how much is it about the republican party being too conservative. >> most definitely both. >> you admit if they had a different nominee it may have been a different result. >> let's give him the victory that it is. president ob

a couple of weeks ago, i had done a joint appearance of the chair woman of the dnc, and much to a lot of people's surprise, she deared that democrats were proud and eager and going to run on obama care in 2014 and it was because of obama care that they were going to win. and then put out a memo basically tellingitous bring it on, on obama care. we'll put on a press conference and allow an opportunity for all of your candidates to come and tell the press what it is about obama care that is great for your state and district. >> right. >> and give you an open platform and of course, no one showed up. it is it a ruse. it is just silly talk about how we want to run to obama care. the american people don't support it and democrats are running from it and i think they will lose because of it. there is a lot of things on the table. >> there is a new poll cbs poll. what it finds that only seven percent of the respondents believed that the affordable care act should be kept as it is. that is woefully low obviously. and 43 percent think it should be repealed. 48 percent of the americans believe

clinton's best friend and former dnc mcclawf ken cuccinelli.e are going to know those results soon bruising governor's race and less than an hour though, the polls close in the state of new jersey, republican governor chris christie fighting to fend off democratic challenger barbara buono. live election coverage in minutes. first blistering fight on capitol hill today. >> i believe that there has been a crisis of confidence created in the dysfunctional nature of the web site. >> we are now more than 30 days into one of the greatest web site disasters in history. >> i think everyone should ta