against jack conway, sarah palin, mike huckabee and rudy giuliani all giving endorsements in the kentucky attorney generals race to mr. p'pool. with 80% of precincts reporting, jack conway defeated the republican challenge from p'pool, 56% of the vote for conway the democrat and 44% for his republican challenger. in indianapolis, the incumbent republican mayor greg ballard facing a challenge from the democrat named molina kennedy. resul results so far with 87% of precincts reporting, ballard appears to be holding on at this point, 57% of the vote against his democratic challenger with 47% of the vote. in virginia, where republicans already controlled the governor's office and the majority of the house, tonight's races could give them a majority in the state senate as well. until tonight, democrats had a 22-18 majority in the virginia state senate. a net gain of two seats for republicans would flip the senate so they would control

it was under the giuliani administration and they had already taken the position that they wanted to take it down. they didn't want to reconsider so ultimately we had to sue the city of new york under the giuliani administration to stop the highline's demolition. so that was a lot... a big piece of our early years and the formative part of our organization was coming together to save it from the wrecking ball. >> rose: and the last act... one of the last acts of the giuliani administration was to order the demolition ( >> one of the fina days he signed a demolition agreement binding the city to demolition. >> and how did the photographer come into being and what role did he shea from >> we fell in love from the high mine frothe street, the steel structure in this this ruin. but when we went up there there was a mile and a half of wild flowers and it was aust position of the wild and the city but it wasn't open to the public. so we knew we needed to capture it. so we got a wonderful artist named joel stern felde to photograph it. in the course of 2000, 2001, he took pictures all throu

and giuliani -- i would like to see what the minority vote is. there's a strong hispanic vote -- population out there. they threw in these same-sex marriage issue and nobody is talking about that. what i would like to see what's the possible impact of the same-sex marriage issue there where you have orthodox jews against same-sex marriage and you have catholics against same-sex marriage, what kind of unity are they on that issue beyond the situation where koch was of paramount concern is making obama pay for his position on israel. yong it was quite that simple. i think it was more complex. >> bob? >> i live in the district and it's a really interesting question if you look at how the votes went. it's kind of i'd say almost a reagan democrat district. it's majority white, catholic, like the congressman said, orthodox jew as well but if you look at the results on the queen side 1, not handily won about 55-45. if you go to the brooklyn side of the special election which was manhattan beach, parts of sheep's head bay, a little bit of coney island, b

and so he faces the same challenge as giuliani in 2008.e could more or less bypass the state lowering expectations to avoid another embarrassing loss. but that would give the rest of the field the chance to use an iowa win to sling shot past him nationally. >> for a candidate like mitt romney to skip iowa what's the danger for him? >> someone else wins iowa and becomes the national darling and can pull a surprise in new hampshire. >> this is not a game of calculation. it is big strokes, bold strokes trying to fine fotune it maybe will work. >> in iowa the unexpected often happens. >> coming up in the freezing iowa winter some candidates try to find their political footing. orthopedic doctors recommend most for arthritis pain, think again. and take aleve. it's the one doctors recommend most for arthritis pain... two pills can last all day. ♪ >> >> as iowans dealt with the bleak month of winter 20011 the candidates pondered their strategy. big names stayed on the side lines. others hoping to get a jump on the competition joined the field. >>

that is what we'll do. >> bret: giuliani never recovered.n mccain who had been left for dead politically filled the void. historical footnote, mccain finished fourth in iowa. it's the only time since 1972 that someone who did not finish among the top three candidates in iowa won his party's nomination. which brings us to 2012. this time, mitt romney is the closest thing to a consistent govern front runner. according to the polls, only about a quarter of republicans support him. so he faces the same challenge as giuliani in 2008. he could more or less bypass the state. lowering expectations to avoid another embarrassing loss. that would give the rest of the field the chance to use an iowa win to slingshot past him nationally. for a candidate like mitt romney to skip iowa or marginalize iowa, what is the danger for him? >> the danger is someone else wins iowa and becomes the national darling and then can pull a surprise in new hampshire. >> let me tell you something about presidential politics. this is not a game of calculation. it is big stro

and so he faces the same challenge as giuliani in 2008. he could, more or less bypass the state, lowering expectations to avoid another embarrassing loss. but that would give the rest of the field the chance to use an iowa win to sling-shot past him nationally. >> a candidate like mitt romney to skip iowa or marginalize iowa, what is the danger? >> someone else wins and becomes the national darling and then can pull a surprise in new hampshire. >> let me tell you something about presidential politics. this is not a game of calculation. it is big strokes, bold strokes, trying to fine tune it and do that -- maybe it will work, but not usually. >> the unexpected can happen. >> in iowa, the unexpected often happens. >> coming up, in the freezing iowa winter, some candidates try iowa winter, some candidates try to find their political if something is simply the color of gold, is it really worth more? we don't think so. chase sapphire preferred is a card of a different color. that's because you always get two times the points on travel, from tax

and so he faces the same challenge as giuliani in 2008.ess bypass the state, lowering expectations to avoid another embarrassing loss. but that would give the rest of the field the chance to use an iowa win to sling-shot past him nationally. >> a candidate like mitt romney to skip iowa or marginalize iowa, what is the danger? >> someone else wins and becomes the national darling and then can pull a surprise in new hampshire. >> let me tell you something about presidential politics. this is not a game of calculation. it is big strokes, bold strokes, trying to fine tune it and do that -- maybe it will work, but not usually. >> the unexpected can happen. >> in iowa, the unexpected often happens. >> coming up, in the freezing iowa winter, some candidates try sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. carol. fiber makes me sad. oh common. and how can you talk to me about fiber while you are eating a candy bar? you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. no, i wouldn't use that single miles cred

and so he faces the same challenge as giuliani in 2008. he could, more or less bypass the state, lowering expectations to avoid another embarrassing loss. but that would give the rest of the field the chance to use an iowa win to sling-shot past him nationally. >> a candidate like mitt romney to skip iowa or marginalize iowa, what is the danger? >> someone else wins and becomes the national darling and then can pull a surprise in new hampshire. >> let me tell you something about presidential politics. this is not a game of calculation. it is big strokes, bold strokes, trying to fine tune it and do that -- maybe it will work, but not usually. >> the unexpected can happen. >> in iowa, the unexpected often happens. >> coming up, in the freezing iowa winter, some candidates try to find their political >> as iowans dealt with the cold, bleak months of winter, 2011, the candidates pondered their strategies, some big names stayed on the sidelines, others hoping to get a jump on the competition, joined the field. >> if you are thinking about hitti

i live in new york city when giuliani solved the homeless problem by shipping people to the bronx and not allowing them to come back into manhattan where they may trouble the tourists. >> everybody will get a chance because homelessness is one of the questions from the audience. iwe will do this alphabetically. what we will do is start with the question about homelessness. >> thank you. i have worked with homeless individuals my entire career. i can tell you it is a very complex issue. it involves economic injustice, it involves mental illness, drug use and abuse, and i am a believer that the way that we can solve homelessness is through support of housing. this is something we started to do in san francisco, but on only in small increments. i believe if you want to solve a problem, you have to have the political courage, will, and backbone to get it done. we would need about 10,000 new housing units in order to address homelessness and san francisco. these have proven to be very successful. correctly now, with the return of over 33,000 prisoners through realignment, low crime offende

there's sixteen percent unemployment based on the broader measure well not so according to rudy giuliani is the situation according to our guest dr michael hudson professor of economics at university of missouri kansas city and author here's how he sees the occupy wall street protests. it is a pretty revolutionary situation it is pretty revolutionary because a lot of people are coming together who are in the same boat they are unable to pay their debts as you pointed out and they're finding that in the past they were able to borrow to stay in their living standards and now they're having to repay the money that they've borrowed in their living standards are being squeezed. individually a lot before the occupy wall street movement began they were blaming themselves they were treating themselves as failures it was a lot of people pression for a lot of this and all of a sudden other talking to other people and they're finding other people are in the same book there and and so they're saying wait a minute it's not really just me it's all these other people but problem is the system kind of t

and so he faces the same challenge as giuliani in 2008.pass the state, lowering expectations to avoid another embarrassing loss. but that would give the rest of the field the chance to use an iowa win to sling-shot past him nationally. >> a candidate like mitt romney to skip iowa or marginalize iowa, what is the danger? >> someone else wins and becomes the national darling and then can pull a surprise in new hampshire. >> let me tell you something about presidential politics. this is not a game of calculation. it is big strokes, bold strokes, trying to fine tune it and do that -- maybe it will work, but not usually. >> the unexpected can happen. >> in iowa, the unexpected often happens. >> coming up, in the freezing iowa winter, some candidates try to find their political footing. those first young men. the pioneers. the aviators. building superhighways in an unknown sky. their safety systems built of brain and heart, transforming strange names from tall tales into pictures on postcards home. and the ones who followed them, who skimmed the

and so he faces the same challenge as giuliani in 2008.e could, more or less bypass the state, lowering expectations to avoid another embarrassing loss. but that would give the rest of the field the chance to use an iowa win to sling-shot past him nationally. >> a candidate like mitt romney to skip iowa or marginalize iowa, what is the danger? >> someone else wins and becomes the national darling and then can pull a surprise in new hampshire. >> let me tell you something about presidential politics. this is not a game of calculation. it is big strokes, bold strokes, trying to fine tune it and do that -- maybe it will work, but not usually. >> the unexpected can happen. >> in iowa, the unexpected often happens. >> coming up, in the freezing iowa winter, some candidates try to find their political - i volunteered. - i was drafted. - i enlisted. - i was nervous. - and there i was in asia. - europe. - the gulf. - and i saw things. - incredible things. - and people you never forget. - i did my job. - for my country. - my buddies. - for total st

she gets appointed. >> by mayor giuliani. >> giuliani. appoints her. of course she is going to side with these people. but to cover her butt, interestingly enough, she kicked it over to another judge. she said well, i'm going to let them but i don't want to have this because guys like o'reilly are going to come after me. i'm going to kick it over to michael stallman. all right. there he is. stallman says, sorry, lucy, you know, the city has to have control of its public spaces. that's the right call, right? >> well, control of the public spaces. it depends how you define that. you don't get to occupy. >> bill: look, central park is the biggest park, right? >> right. i have a problem. >> bill: move there tomorrow, stossel? save a lot on rent? get a big super tent and put it up there and get a little porta potty? you can't. >> i'm on the board of the charity that helps manages central park. this judge is the reason we have vendors all over the place because if they are selling books or art you can't license them, she says. that's free speech. look, free

and so he faces the same challenge as giuliani in 2008. he could, more or less bypass the state, lowering expectations to avoid another embarrassing loss. but that would give the rest of the field the chance to use an iowa win to sling-shot past him nationally. >> a candidate like mitt romney to skip iowa or marginalize iowa, what is the danger? >> someone else wins and becomes the national darling and then can pull a surprise in new hampshire. >> let me tell you something about presidential politics. this is not a game of calculation. it is big strokes, bold strokes, trying to fine tune it and do that -- maybe it will work, but not usually. >> the unexpected can happen. >> in iowa, the unexpected often happens. >> coming up, in the freezing iowa winter, some candidates try [ male announcer ] cranberry juice? wake up! ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one

rudy giuliani never played in iowa. i don't think you can make them comparable.ch an image is not a good thing for mitt romney. it's somewhat damaging. it conjures up a lot of memories of not only rudy giuliani's campaign, but it reminds people that mitt romney is an east coast moderate, a term that republican voters don't like. if he does go into iowa, he could end up getting rejected the harder he plays. if he loses and has actively campaigned, that will clearly be used against him to portray a sign of weakness. if he doesn't go in and campaign and there is this opening because of this unsettled conservative field, then he could have a problem on that end. i think you will see in the next two weeks or so a real clear sign of which way mitt romney is headed with regard to iowa. >> maggie haberman for politico, thanks for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. the next republican debate, by the way, will be on national security. and that will come your way tuesday, november 22nd, at 8:00 p.m. eastern. we'll take on big issues like homeland security and foreig

former new york city mayor rudy giuliani also expected to speak. live coverage on c-span too expected to start in just a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome again. ladies and gentlemen, please find your seats. ♪ >> again come at the washington convention center in the nation's capital for marks from presidential candidate, mitt romney and herman cain. they are the americans for prosperity foundation annual summit. we are also expecting comments from new york mayor, rudy giuliani. a quick reminder of more life to the untrue white house. five candidates will be in des moines, iowa for the ronald reagan dinner. speakers include rick perry, former house speaker newt gingrich, representative michele bachmann and ron paul and former senator, rick santorum. live coverage getting started tonight at eight eastern here on c-span 2. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a ♪ a ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> once again, ladies and shabbat, please find your seats. the show will begin in just a moment. please take your seats. thank you. ♪ thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪

martha: that's one of the charges, there's a hypocrisy. >> that's not what ruddy giuliani was saying, though. the republican argument against him is he like this secret marxist looking out for the regular people when in reality wall street is making money hand over fist which i actually don't have a problem with, but let's just stay in reality here, and that he is not in any way doing anything to, you know, engage in class warfare. i mean, it's just absurd. martha: i think what rudy giuliani is referring to is the fact that the president has said in almost every single speech when he talks about the jobs bill that the rich people, they can afford to pay a little more, right? >> they k that's an obvious statement. the jobs bill is so milquetoast, martha. come on. it's filled with stuff that republicans would normally love, right? half tax cuts, infrastructure spending. this is the far either -- these are literally things that were ideas of republicans until recently. martha: karen, you want to address that before -- before we ghoa. >> first of all it's not a jobs bill, it's a stimulus.

former new york mayor rudy giuliani says he knows who's responsible. president barack obama. that's what he says. giuliani says the president is inspiing the movement by fostering class warfare and described the economic policy as redistribute the wealth which he sees as a key message of the occupy movement. his comments came at a summit sponsored by americans for prosperity. >>> coming up later on on cnn, cnn goes in-depth and follows the occupy movement. we'll hear from reporter who spent 24 hours in its birthplace, new york's zuccotti park. >>> imagine coming face to face with lions and tigers. >> a male called in that advised approximately 25 minutes ago, about a hundred yards from 70 headed toward south -- he saw a large black bear. >> coming face to face with lions and tigers is exactly what happened when the 50 exotic animals got loose in ohio. we have brand new video and new details from authorities about what exactly happened when they had to shoot to kill. >>> the star of the hit show "super nanny" is heated tonight all over this texas judge who was caught on tape b

at this point in the '08 race rudy giuliani was leading the field. you build it they will come. >> reporter: doggedly greeting voters in all of iowa's 99 counties. ron paul with the most passionate base and money to go some distance. newt gingrich in single digits. >> conventional wisdom is always upended. mitt romney playing it cool. >> i'm planning on beating president obama soon. >> reporter: catherine heenan. >>> a lot of 30s overnight. temperatures for tomorrow morning. 30s in the north bay. 30s in fairfield, inland valleys. low 40s down in the south bay. temperatures rebounding nicely into the afternoon. upper 60s down in the south bay some about 5 degrees warmer than what we saw today. 67 in san jose. 68 in mountainview. warmer along the coast. 64 in half moon bay. low to mid-60s in the north bay. 64 in san francisco and 65 in concord. we do have changes coming to the forecast. clear skies now. a storm brewing offshore. that's going to affect us as we head into thursday. the computer models have been back and forth when the rain will kickoff.