duggan's reputation as being a fix-it man is appealing to voters. he's touted his record at overhauling the urban bus system and rescuing eight hospitals within the detroit medical center. >> we are talking about a black city and a white guy - someone believes he can do something. there are those that believe the same about napoleon, a resident with history in law enforcement. whoever becomes mayor, their impact may be limited. an emergency manager is in charge of the city for another year. sheriff napoleon says his first order of business will be to change that. >> get rid of kech is my number one job. >> duggan took a conciliatory tone. >> i want to work with kevin orare and the government and i hope i get the authority to run the city. >> facing $18 billion in long-term debt, a federal judge's decision on bankruptcy may have more immediate impact an the city than who the voters pick. both candidates share a passion to fix what is broken, improve public services and the quality of life, and lead detroit into an uncertain future. >> the current may

while duggan is known well around here is as a fix it man. it was got that long ago when he was the head of the detroit medical center. owe helped turn that medical center around and it was at the time facing nextal ruin. ruin -- financial union. when duggan takes office in january he will do so with limbed power. that is because there is an emergency manager in place right now. who will be so for another year. although duggan says he is not a fan of municipal bankruptcy he has vowed to work with the emergency manager to get the city of detroit back on track. >> a mainstream conservative beat out a tea party republican in a heated primary race to fill a vacant house seat in al jazeera r alabama. bradley burn won over dean young. he will face off against burr phone leflo rest. the winner of that race will replace joe bonner who resigned in may. >> a suburb of seattle has an unprecedented minimum wage. seatac voted for a $15 an hour minimum wage, but it's limited to certain workers. >> washington state has the nation's highest state minimum wag

in detroit, mike duggan is set to become the city's first white mayer in nearly 40 years. chris? >> all right. let's dig into these results with two very strong political commentators. will cain, a columnist from the blaze and mark lamont hill who's from the huff post live. let's stick with virginia and new jersey, shall we? virginia, race as metaphor. what do you think as the message of why terry mcauliffe won? what happened there? >> i don't know the story, chris, is why terry mcauliffe won but why he won by so little. i told kate yesterday that i think virginia is about virginia. it's about scandal, two conflicted personalities that aren't very popular. here's the story to me. it got so close late last night. what was the final, several

mike duggan, most recent poll has duggan ahead by 24%. >> about those poll results so far, i have a three letter word, wow! >> university of detroit mercy marketing professor mike bernacky shows that in a city over 80% african american their support for new leadership regardless of race. it appears that duggan's are reputation as fix it man, overhauling suburban bus system, rescuing eight hospitals for are fiscal ruin. >> we talk about a black city, and this white guy. so somebody believes he can do something. >> and there are those who believe the same about napoleon, a lifelong resident a long history in law enforcement who is a familiar face to detroiters. but whoever becomes mayor their immediate impact will be limited. an emergency manager is in charge of the city for at least another year. sheriff napoleon says his first job is to do that. >> getting rid of duggan is my first job. >> i'm hoping i'll get the authority to run the city december 1. >> more immediate impact on this city than who the voters pick tuesday. still both candidates share the same passion, to fix what's broken,

detroit has a new mayor, mike duggan will take over the troubled city. his power will be limited because the city's emergency manager is shepherding the city through bankruptcy. duggan is the first white mayor elected in the motor city in 40 years. in boston, martin walsh narrowly beat john connelly to become the next mayor. republicans have their nominee for a congressional race in alabama, but it's not the candidate a lot of conservative voters were hoping for. bradley byrne defeated dean young 52% to 48%. byrne was backed by the business xh community. it was a battle between two sides of the republican party that could be repeated in races across the country in next year's midterms. byrne faces up against democrat burton leflore in the general election. we were wondering it's an off-year election what motivated you to vote or why didn't you cast ballot yesterday? #waytooelectoral, chime in, please. the best answers later in the show. >>> we want to talk about some other news facing the first major crisis of his short time in office, senator rand paul

. >> and what's your response to duggan?what are some of the other players besides kevyn orr you think in terms of their roles in what's going on in detroit? >> they have a new governor. you are a native of detroit. they have a new mayor. i think any new mayor has an opportunity. he wasn't handed victory and he deserves an opportunity to govern. i can tell you mike duggan has my support as a fellow mayor. he was dually elected and he should be given the reins of power and the support. if the state is going to be there, again, what have they taken over? there's a state takeover. you haven't made the people safe, you haven't turned on the lights. so i think that mike duggan should be given every opportunity. he should be essential

mayor in 40 years. >> i think mike duggan's got a plan to get the city back together. >> ifill: duggan campaigned on his experience saving detroit's largest hospital system and promised to help the struggling city find its way back to financial health. >> if you vote for me, the record is turning things around, getting them fixed. and we can get this city going in the right direction. >> ifill: in boston, martin walsh won the race to succeed outgoing mayor tom menino, who'd held the office for 20 years. voters around the country also used direct initiatives to make their voices heard. in washington state, a measure to require the labeling of genetically-modified food was defeated, and an effort to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour in the seattle suburb of seatac was on its way to approval. official results will not be certified until later this month. in colorado, voters agreed to a 25% tax on recreational marijuana, but they balked at raising income taxes to expand school funding. tuesday's voting also sounded the likely death knell for the houston astrodome. it may be headed for

. >> and what's your response to duggan?what are some of the other players besides kevyn orr you think in terms of their roles in what's going on in detroit? >> they have a new governor. you are a native of detroit. they have a new mayor. i think any new mayor has an opportunity. he wasn't handed victory and he deserves an opportunity to govern. i can tell you mike duggan has my support as a fellow mayor. he was dually elected and he should be given the reins of power and the support. if the state is going to be there, again, what have they taken over? there's a state takeover. you haven't made the people safe, you haven't turned on the lights. so i think that mike duggan should be given every opportunity. he should be essentially operations director when he becomes mayor officially when he's sworn in, i believe he should essentially be the operations director for the city. and he should be given the support necessary. >> all right then. mayor, thank you so much for your time tonight. >> great to talk to you. >> that's "the

lot of news feed coming out saying there's been a protest in tottenham about the shooting of mark duggan two police cars on fire outside the police station, and the riot police are moving in. the first thing that i noticed was just how much was on fire. and i mean, we're not talking a few burning barricades in the street. this was entire shops. quite a few points it looked like the police were losing control. there's several times that i actually filmed the police riot units going forward with the long shields and the baton shorter shield attack units going through. and i'm with the police line. there's just this hail of bricks and bottles coming at you. >> as the night goes on, word of the riots and jason's video images spreads quickly via twitter and blackberry messenger. >> it was like one place would go. then you'd suddenly hear several hours later there's another place in a completely different part of the country. suddenly there was rioting all over. and it just felt like it was a virus spreading or something. >> over the following two days riots break out in manchester, liverpool,

in detroit mike duggan will be tasked with leading that bankrupt city. the former ceo with hopes of bringing revitalization. he is also detroit's first white mayor in five years. >>> elsewhere around the country colorado voters approve a measure to tax marijuana. pot will have a tax slapped on it next year. >>> and the astrodome could soon be headed for demolition. voters there rejected a multimillion dollar plan to renovate the structure. before the vote city leaders said they would recommend the wrecking ball if it failed. >>> now to the sensational admission of crack use from toronto's mayor. >> yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. but, no -- do i? am i on it? no. have i tried it? probably one of my drunken stupors probably about a year ago. >> despite that bombshell, he refused to resign. >> i feel like a thousand pounds have been lifted off my shoulders. folks, i have nothing left to hide. i apologize and i'm so sorry. i was elected to do a job and that's exactly what i'm going to continue doing. >> ford has been hammered by drug allegations since may

his name is mike duggan, a former hospital official, pitching himself as a tounld artist.pponent is the former wayne county sheriff and he's african-american, but it looks like duggan, the turnaround artist, is going to be in position for this. it's fascinating to watch, you know, after the emergency manager leaves his position next september, the new mayor is really going to have a lot of leeway because they beal free of so many of the pension obligations and sort of old-time budget issues that have -- >> basically have one year to sort of get ready, to actually start doing the job as mayor even though they'll hold the title. let's go to the south. atlanta, houston among the big cities there having some mayors races. miami, a few other cities. what's your take-away? >> we've got two incumbent who is will do pretty well tonight, annise parker in houston trying to avoid a runoff by getting more than 50%. kaseem reid in atlanta is becoming a rising star in the south, sort of the face of the new democratic coalition there, likely to easily win a second term today. >> then let

in detroit mike duggan will be tapped with leading that bankrupt city. the former hospital ceo was elected on hopes of bringing revitalization. he will detroit's first white mayor in four decades. >>> elsewhere around the country colorado voters approved a measure to tax marijuana. pot will have a 25% tax slapped on it next year. and the astrodome could soon be headed for demolition. voters there rejected a multimillion dollar plan to renovate the structure. before the vote city leaders said they recommend the wrecking ball if it failed. >>> now to the sensational admission of crack use from toronto's mayor. >> yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. do i? am i an a addict? no. have i tried it? probably one of my drunken stupors probably about a year ago. >> despite the bombshell from ford, mayor of the fourth largest city in north america, the 44-year-old refused to resign. >> i feel like a thousand pounds have been lifted off my shoulders. folks, i have nothing left to hide. i apologize and i'm so sorry. i was elected to do a job and that's exactly what i'm

they will be voting on either duggan and he is widely expected to win. whoever winds will be takingoffice and working with an emergency manager who is tackling detroit's financial problems. >> for one. most unusual election inniche tills this year. inniche in-- innichinitiative this year. they are talking about sec aboutsecsection. >> ronnie's roots run deep in la salle. but lately the sylvester's say their home state is a house divided. >> there is is getting to be such a great disconnect and unfortunately it's kind of drawn a line between urban people and those on the land. >> the sill ves sylvesters sight newgunregulationsandmarijuana law newgunregulationsandmarijuanalaa laws have changed the air yeah. >> that frustration is fueling the secsession drive. he is ru rural counties are votg to become a new state. >> secsession was a packed meeting. >> i had grew up in the westerne and this does not field like home anymore. the odds are stacked heavily against secsession. and first it has to pass in the stated house and them in congress. it happened ones b

they awarded very little authority to mike duggan.e beat out the county sheriff named napoleon to get the job in detroit. >>> big election in boston tonight, there was no incumbent mayor running. the new mayor will be martin walsh who was probably the more leftier of the two democrats who faced off in that race. >>> in new york city it looks like gracie mansion will have a democratic mayor for the first time since 1993. bill de blasio over joe lhota. >>> all of them being elected mayor tonight have a lot ahead of them. they have been struggling with budgets and to pay employees. some will be great at the job. some will not. being mayor is tough. the mayor of the great city of toronto, the fourth largest city in north america, today he handed every mayor in america and every mayor on earth the at least i'm not that guy card to be used really at any time. no matter what scandal happens to you, it will never be like yours. he was a big city mayor who was forced by circumstances to say this. >> i do not use crack cocaine, nor am i an addi

they awarded very little authority to mike duggan. he beat out the county sheriff named napoleon to get the job in detroit. >>> big election in boston tonight, there was no incumbent mayor running. the new mayor will be martin walsh who was probably the more leftier of the two democrats who faced off in that race. >>> in new york city it looks like gracie mansion will have a democratic mayor for the first time since 1993. bill de blasio over joe lhota. >>> all of them being elected mayor tonight have a lot ahead of them. they have been struggling with budgets and to pay employees. some will be great at the job. some will not. being mayor is tough. the mayor of the great city of toronto, the fourth largest city in north america, today he handed every mayor in america and every mayor on earth the at least i'm not that guy card to be used really at any time. no matter what scandal happens to you, it will never be like yours. he was a big city mayor who was forced by circumstances to say this. >> i do not use crack cocaine, nor am i an ad

poll showing that mike duggan is ahead in this race.hat about benny napoleon who did receive the endorsement of john conyers. >> this is what i would call a historic unique mayoral race. this has been one of the more protracted and unique graces. get mike duggan the farmers see eo of a large hospital system and a former wayne county prosecutor. former detroit police chief in lawfuture enforcement. mike duggan who happens to be white dominated in the primary by 20 points. there are lawsuits galore, left and right during the primary and then napoleon got kicked off the ballot. he wants a right and campaign button. last week, it is interesting because so much is being focused on what the polls show and that is that mike is leaving. certainly, that is an important story, no national media is looking at that. -- a loty is that some of people are upset about the voting rights of citizens of detroit being taken away because the city was in essence being rembrandt emergency manager. certainly the city has financial woes, and governor snyder was

annie duggan falsified lab reports so she could appear more productive. the case has cost the state more than $8 million and forced the release of hundreds of convicts. michael eaves is here with sports. hoihockey player in big trouble. >> simeon barleof allegedly kidnapping his girl friend and kinginkinging -- and kicking he. the maximum sentence for third degree assault is two years in jail. the team has yet to make a statement about this player. >>> johnny mandiseel manziel, sd after that game he and manziel will evaluate the quarterback's draft potential. >>> basketball star dennis rodman, about a dozen former nba players are going with him. rodman would not name the players going with him. there was no political nature, rodman has self-proclaimed himself as an american ambassador. he is good friends he says with kim jong-un. >> all right michael. wawltsd.wall street is having ar to remember. all time high, s&p above anne 00. >>> next, iran nuclear talks. leaders are gathering in geneva. and kennedy, what he meant for the millennials. interwelcominter

the stipulate's incoming mayor mike duggan joins us along with rick snyder and lloyd blankfein. we're going live to detroit. >> is lloyd coming in here? >> he's in detroit. >> he's in detroit. >> we set the whole thing up. very exciting. >> you know, we could really, maybe we could ask him. >> he's been unresponsive to my emails. >> keep sending them to him. >> said he'll keep it on file. >> what do you need from lloyd? . it a job. i want to be the man. i want people to hate me. i want to work for goldman sachs. willie and i want gold plated like jets. they fly those. >> up next the morning papers and the top stories in "the politico" playbook. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. i started part-time, now i'm a manager.n. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare starting under $40 a month. i got education benefits. i work at walmart. i'm a pharmacist. sales associate. i manage produce. i work in logistics. there's more to walmart than you think. vo: oppo

voters electsed the former medical chief mike duggan last night. he complained on a campaign of fixing the neighborhoods and putting a dent in the crime program. they are currently acontrolled by a state manager. any money that he hopes to have and spend will have to be approved first. you will see that detroit filed for bankruptcy this past summer. >>> this is the day we think twitter nails down a final price and the big investor buy-in. >> the initial public offering. you are using that term just right. initial public offering will be to inside investors, big banks and the institutions. that's the public and ipo. that happens tonight. the company will, if everything goes to plan, price tonight, make that initial offer and then tomorrow, those new shareholders will start trading that stock if they wish on the open market of the new york stock exchange. generally, we shorthand this whole process as the i.p.o. when people are talking about it tomorrow, you can say to yourself, that i.p.o. really happened wednesday night. so they will soon be trackin

democrats to save the city from bankruptcy, a former police chief and turnaround specialist mike dugganed would be the first white mayor in 40 years. in minneapolis they will use rank choice voting selecting first, second, and third choices from among 35 mayoral candidates including an occupy wall street activist named captain jack sparrow. but of course. but it is bill de blasio in the new york race that holds implications for the democratic party. with talk of a new progressive kpermt in the nation's largest city. de blasio ran away with the democratic primary by successfully tapping into bloomberg fatigue, early option to its controversial stop and frisk policy, all of which was part of a game changing tv spot now simply called the ad featuring his 16-year-old son dante talking about police tactics. asked to sum in world view one part roosevelt new deal, one part european social democracy and one part liberation theology. if he should win, there will inevitably be questions, how will de blasio manage a $70 billion budget and 300,000 employees. will he governor as progressive or clint

mike duggan will be tasked with bringing the motor city back from the financial brink. and new york city will have its first democratic mayor in two decades. earlier today, he met with michael bloomberg, who held on to the mayor's seat for the past 12 years. i'm sure they had plenty to talk about at their meeting today. perhaps the new mayor elect can teach him a few moves. take a look at the de blasio family's celebratory smackdown dance from last night. check it out. [ cheers and applause ] my customers can shop around-- see who does good work and compare costs. it doesn't usually work that way with health care. but with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and estimates for how much i'll pay. that helps me, and my guys, make better decisions. i don't like guesses with my business, and definitely not with our health. innovations that work for you. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. i started part-time, now i'm a manager.n. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i

mike duggan is the new and peer of the toilet, us seeking bankruptcy suffering violent crime and blendedalso the first white and harry elected in the predominantly black city in 40 years. he defeated wayne county sheriff danny napoleon. paula vix one derian walkedy, elegant in his knee after what his publicist says was an encounter with an enthusiastic fan. she ran toward and it tried to catch her but the two fell and he hit his knee. those are your headlines in your fox news minute. dennis: as luck cashing out with better than expected earnings and posting the biggest one day drop since january of 2012 after an electric car maker surprised the street. charles: they had to have a perfect outlook. this has been a quintessential moment and then driven by very high topline growth. month to month and quarter to quarter things will be the same sort of hurts the lot because your point even what they call the vehicle gross margin which is the margin per vehicle will be 25% the current quarter. that news moved if they could have said we will move a couple thousand more cars but the problem is th

. >> mike duggan has been elected by a wide margin, the first-wise mayor in detroit in the last 40 yearswe are joined live from asbury park new jersey. the last ballot hadn't been counted and everybody was talking about about a possible chris christie, hillary clinton race for the white house. does anyone where you are believe that chris christie's going to be filling that full four year term? >> not a single voter, i reckon. new jersey is a very savvy political state. i think they know full well what's going on here and that nobody expects chris christie to do the entire four years. when they cast their votes yesterday, whether they agreed with his policies or thought, that's one of the bizarre things, he seems to garner support amongst every corner of the population here in jersey, they fully expect him to end up running for the gop nomination in 2016. that's the way it is in jersey. he's a very popular governor, and the issue really going forward now is can the way that he runs this state translate to the national stage. of course, that's something that no one's going to know and we'r

[cheers and applause] former hospital ceo mike duggan heads to tell shun with a strong lead over fellowt wayne county sheriff napolean and the poll has him ahead by 24%. >> about the poll results so far i have a three letter word, wow. >> reporter: university of detroit marketing processor said the lead shows that in a city that is over 80% african/american there is support for new leadership regardless of race. it appears his reputation is being a fix-it man appeals to voters looking for change and touting his record of after hauling the suburb bus station and rescuing the hospitals from ruin in the detroit medical center. >> a black city and somebody believes he can do something. >> reporter: and there are those who believe the same about napoleon, a life, long resident with a long history in law enforcement with a familiar face for detroiters. whoever becomes mayor their immediate impact may be limited. an emergency manager is in charge of the city for at least another year. sheriff napoleon says his first order of business will be to change that. >> get rid of kevin is my number one

mike duggan is the new mayor who represents change. he was my boss at one point. yeah.ho is impatient for change. he's a fix it guy. so once they get through the bankruptcy thing and that's playing all defense, obviously, he can unleash offense on detroit. come to detroit, 60,000 vacant lots. if you can use land as an opportunity to attract entrepreneurs, international companies who want to have michigan be the gateway to the u.s. you name it urban pioneers an exciting moment for detroit. >> former governor jennifer granholm thank you so much. coming up, a fleeing suspect and a state trooper fall from a 35-foot overpass. what led to the chase and what happened to both of them when "morning joe" continues. [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's future with the future of trading. company profile. a research tool on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. a research tool on thinkorswim. stick with innov