let's bring in gabriella domanzine and frank donatelli.ervatives don't seem to like him. "the new york times" headlines say they recoil at the notion that chris christie would be the party's savior. how deep is the dislike? >> chris, if you're going to run and win nationally, you have to put coalitions together. you have to appeal to a broad cross-section of individuals. and you need conservatives, you need moderates, you need some liberals, you certainly need hispanics. >> but you also know, frank, you have to be able to win the primaries in the early states. >> of course you do, and that's why i think if governor christie runs, he's going to stress his conservative credentials, which means he took a very bad economy that he inherited from the democratic -- his democratic predecessors and he's really fixed the budget. he's turned it around. so that's something he can talk about. these other individuals are good too. we have many good candidates that we can choose from in the party, chris. all i'm saying is that governor christie has to be

good luck, gabriella.orry about my english, i'm just practicing -- i try to improve my english. >> i think it's really good. gabriella, great to see you. that's going to wrap up the show for me. thanks for your time. see you back at 11:00 eastern. "now" with alex wagner coming up for the next hour. hey, alex. >> hi, thomas, happy friday. >> you, too. >> the house is set to vote on another bill to undermine obama care as the white house tries to calm frustrated americans and reassure insurance companies. fixes and fumbles, we will discuss that next. police texas congressman joaquin castro discusses good news. a new report about possible u.s. war crimes in afghanistan and america's forgotten war. all that when "now" starts right after this. now i'm a manager. 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 ass

it seems gabriella mail one of the conference delegates but the litmus test will come when the members vote on the coalition deal in three weeks' time. it's the swans was the surreal ikea has rejected calls by britain's prime minister david cameron for an inquiry into alleged war crimes committed during its civil war. cameron is in the country for a commonwealth summit. he told reporters that relied too much speed up reconciliation efforts following the civil war or face a potential u n inquiry into alleged war crimes. the extra night in government said cameron's comments undermined its sovereignty. tens of thousands of bulgarians have taken part in rallies to support the independence the government. as many as fifteen thousand people marched against embattled prime minister and orange husky in the central city of paul did. but in the capital sofia horror shows he addressed a similar sized rally of his supporters socialists has had a deprived of coalition government since may when the largest party the conservatives resign following mass protests over high utility bills and corruption

month but both the conservative chancellor angela merkel and social democrat leader stephen and gabriella expressed guarded optimism. as a new round of talks got underway. over the weekend the two sides agreed on proposals to slow to skyrocket apartment rental prices. they also reportedly agreed on renewable energy policy with the knights were tapping sharply higher electricity bills. in our political correspondent simon young has been following all of those developments he joins us from our parliament re studios here in berlin's assignment what's come out of today's talks in particular when he mentioned today stewards focused on energy and transport and the seaside city democrats and conservatives have stayed dead the victim att with forming two minis in the g transformation policy that's the draw ways to get more when you pulls in the mix of jimmy's power generation. and as you say the objective is to get costs down what the plans will likely mean these lower subsidies for wind power and possibly in the short term. that mall colson that one please the environmentalists that on transport

he is mostly mental confronted with the conservatives and gabriella is fine to win support for the coalition from the party rank and file what is going to muck with coalitions are a matter of cool having calculation that's what i despise in any case. otherwise it can be like a lover. you wake up in the morning and suddenly they look quite different. the new coalition is unlikely to be enough to stand. this seems to be a willingness on contemplates the month of bm and i'm going to go to when things don't come the final obstacles in the wake of his teacher caught me . business is now portugal is facing another year of change fullest parody of the parliament adopted a new budget with only four billion euros in cuts. as poland two percent of the country's gdp includes a cut of up to twelve percent to compensate the web is an increase in the age to receiving a pension. majority of lawmakers agreed to. you can see me in terms of seventy eight billion euro bailout outside parliament thousands of protesters angry at three years of tough austerity measures gathered as the vote was held. she's financi

gabriella isler taking the top spot after beating out contestants from all over the world. congrats. >> congrats indeed. >>> more frustration in the rollout of obamacare. this time small business owners hoping to hunt for better insurance plans for employees. now they find they are unable to do so. small businesses are the backbone of our economy and making up about 90% of all american businesses. could this spell disaster for the president and these signature law? he is the president of capital management and a fox news contributor. gary, hi. >> first off, we are talking about small businesses and what is causing the road blocks? >> you named the glitch. they are finding it and it is tough to get on and it is very slow. you try to load it. it shuts down and you have to go back in again. you can browse some things, but you can't do anything. all of these small businesses that, a, are having prices hiked. b, get knocked off their insurance and we will be able to find these exchanges and we will get such low prices and they can't do that. we are in a world of unknown and unce

over the weekend, veneela's gabriella sler was crowned the new miss uverse. did it again, rth. we dominated the miss universe [ cheers and applause ] earth,arth, earth, earth, earth! eah, earth, earth, ear, earth! yeah, we won miss universe. thank you, venezuela. i just heard about this. a loof couples are planning on getting rried tomorrow. because -- you know why? that's right. thdate will be 11/12/13. couples say they like 11/12/13 because it is a unique te that will never happen again. in a relat story, that's literally how every date works. today is the last november 1h, 2013. today is it. it will never happen again. let's all get married! let's all get maied! let's dohis. [ cheers a applause ] is clippy stilaround? let's get clippy. yeah. of coue, the guests will remember their wedding because the couple me them come to a wedding on a tuesday. [ ughter ] they'll appreciate that. i just rd this story here. it is about a professor at rutgers university who is teaching a cla about bruce springsteen. [ cheers ] that's cool. t it is a little wei when he star

>> 25-year-old gabriella eastle beat out competitors from 87 different countries to win that crown. she's the seventh winner from the country overall. that's more than any other nation. >>> from miss universe to this, a pig in a wheelchair. joe orlando, the pot bellied pig, is using her -- jo jo, the pot pelleyed pig is using her new set of wheels to get around after spinal surgery. her owner says she seems unfazed by her situation. veterinarians say for now she seems to be doing just fine. >>> a renewed effort to reduce crime in one east bay city. >> reporter: the plan is focused on some of the youngest offenders, the new arguments for a curfew and why some worry not all kids will be held to the same standard. >> also coming up hear why these hooters waitresses were cheering for a group of student athletes and how their trip to the restaurant cost their coach his job. >> a group of seniors staying young on the baseball diamond, the one thing these men have in common and how it helps keep them on the field. >> closed captioning brought to you by kaiser permanente. ♪ yeah, i dream ab

. >>> and miss venezuela is crowned the new miss universe. 25-year-old gabriella eisler, a venezuelanlamenco dancer, is declared the most beautiful woman in the world at the miss universe competition in moscow. this is the seventh time in miss universe history that venezuela has taken the crown. and those are the top stories right now, shannon. back to you. >> thanks, peter. >>> i am sorry that they, you know, are finding themselves in this situation based on assurances they got from me. we've got to work hard to make sure that they know we hear them and that we're going to do everything we can to deal with folks who find themselves in a tough position as a consequence of this. >> in an interview with nbc, president obama made an apology, not an apology, depends on who's clarifying it, for the technical failings of healthcare.gov. he also offered what some saw as a less than ringing endorsement of kathleen sebelius, saying she isn't to blame because she's not an i.t. person. with us now, former white house deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush and fnc contributor karl rove

. >>> the new miss universe, 25- year-old gabriella islip crowned last night.dent sent congratulations via twitter calling her performance a triumph for the whole country. venezuela now won seven miss universe titles including three in the past six years. >>> an annual traditional that was -- tradition that was a casualty of last month's government shutdown -- >> the 30th annual sand castle competition draws plenty of kids as well as artists, architects and engineers. it was supposed to take place last month but had to be rescheduled because the beach is part of the national parks. >> considering the weather today it worked out all for the best. even yesterday the fog was incredibly thick as it often can be here at ocean beach so today a fantastic day. >> it provides art education to san francisco schools. most schools have cut back on art programs to save money and help is coming right in time. >>> some people had one more thing to do before the old eastern span of the bay binge is -- bridge is dismantled? >>> how a tradition. olympic games has made its way in

. >>> miss universe 2013 is gabriella! >> wow!ke the brazil. >> or the clintons. >> he hosted saturday night's pageant in russia. trump, you are naughty. i don't like pageants, but you bring miss australia here. so nice. she is so elegant. >> 20 hours in new york. there she is. olivia wells. so lovely. we tortured her for nine hours. >> notice we are photo bombing her. >> he also dropped in three years ago that they judged the preliminaries. >> what was it like? >> it was an intense fast moving experience. the show itself is very high production value and a lot of rehearsal time. it was a one off opportunity. i am glad i got to do it and educate myself on what's going on over there. >> and you came back with a wife. >> i'm coming out as straight. >> you know what, you talk a great australian girl. >> not just any australian. >> i am coming out as straight and this was a big thing. thanks for hiring me, but it's all a lie. >> did they beat you up or treat you terribly? >> i take roberts. here's the thing. this is a psychological ga