shaheen, brown winning big among men, jeanne shaheen big among women. turn out more of their vote come election day. >> iowa is one of the most fascinating races. there's consensus that joni ernst is poised to win, a strong candidate, a soldier and mother, et cetera, but iowa is turning blue and bruce braley, perhaps not the best on the trail candidate he is representing a state that is moving to the democratic side and running for tom harkin's seat, a progressive senator and legendary one at that. this is something joni ernst is grappling with and that's the problem with the republican primaries they pull the candidates to far to the right. once it gets to the general it's tough. >> six weeks out, republicans need a net gain of six to pick up control of the senate. they think they have odds of picking up seats in montana, south dakota and west virginia. then you see the seven blue lettered states, alaska, arkansas, louisiana, north carolina, new hampshire, iowa and colorado, that those are toss-ups and two republican-held seats, kentucky and kansas tha

and the american people to understand what it means and why these guys are throwing money against jeanne shaheen and other decent candidates around the country. what is their vision for a new america? and let me quote word for word from their libertarian party platform in 1980. "we favor the abolition of medicare and medicaid programs. we favor the repeal of the fraudulent, virtually aggregate, and increasingly oppressive social security system." they are not talking about cutting social security. they are talking about eliminating social security. "we urge the repeal of federal campaign finance laws in the immediate abolition of the federal election commission." you know what that means? they are not content with citizens united and having to do independent expenditures. i want to be able to give somebody a check directly. here's $50 million. here's your script. this is what you say. and that is now, by the way, but the leadership of the republican party believes in. for all of you who work in the postal service, hear this one -- "we propose the abolition of the governmental postal serv

seuss tribute name jeanne shaheen. unfortunately, brown is losing the women vote to shaheen by 39 to 53%. haven't the ladies of new hampshire seen his old cosmo photospread? he should have an easy path to the senate. just follow the treasure trail. but scott brown has a new plan to win female voters -- give them the women for scott brown hero award! seen here being given to new hampshire businesswoman janice leahy. brown commemorated the occasion in a press release, saying -- i'm pleased to award janice with a hero award to celebrate her determination to maintain a business despite government red tape and burdensome regulations... it is very troubling to listen to janet's story. the most troubling thing about janet's story? her name is janice. (laughter) but that's not scott brown's fault. how's he supposed to remember her name? it's not like they went to the

[applause] i also want to thank all of you in this room for sending jeanne shaheen to the united states senate. i am proud and honored to be the chairman of the senate committee on veterans affairs, and i want to tell you, there are very few people on the united states congress who fight harder for the men and women who put their lives on the line to defend us than jeanne shaheen. please send her back to washington. i want to wish andy and the governor the best of luck in their reelection efforts. [applause] the main point that i want to make this morning, and i will be as straight forward as i can with you, is to tell you that this country faces in or mostly difficult problems, and i would be dishonest to try to push these problems underneath the rug, and i would be dishonest if i did not tell you that in my view the problems that we face today are probably more serious than at any time since the great depression, and if you throw in the international planetary crisis of climate change, they may be even more serious. that is the reality. and if this country is going to go forward, we h

his democratic opponent was one of the earliest statements yesterday, jeanne shaheen, i raise it for this point. she said very quickly after this happened we must use every tool at our disposadisposal, short o introducing ground forces in combat roles, to put an end to the threat they pose to our national security and scott brown said president obama must define a strategy to stop their murderous rampage. is this going to be a flashpoint? yesterday the statements from liberals and conservatives were almost unanimity saying do something, do something quickly. no combat boots on the ground and, mr. president, you need to further explain this to the american people. will this be a campaign issue? >> the economy is still going to drive the election, but what -- of course, what also impacts the election is the president's standing in the polls and how the country views the direction it's heading, and right now it appears there's a battleground poll out today that shows about 70% of the country views the country going in the wrong direction, and when you see these crises happen overseas, i

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. >> jeanne, joining me with the latest the what more do we know about this, jeanne?n able to confirm he is booked in the galveston county jail. he was arrested at 3:30 this afternoon on the beach. he wasn't brought into the station until 8:00 local time. and he was continued to be questioned. so, they have been questioning him for a while now. we have got to remember, a missing person's case. hannah graham in about an hour she well have been gone 12 days. i think foremost on their mind is where is hannah and maybe that he can help. now, we are also learning from kprc in houston that a galveston county judge said that what happened was a suspicious phone call was made to the galveston county sheriff avenue department because somebody saw someone is a tent on the beach. so they want down there. ran the license plate on the car. that came up as hot. and they moved in. they arrested him. he did not at all combat when they were trying to arrest him. they held him. but, but, more information we are learning is that virginia north are going to texas tomorrow morning. the co

and 38 days away from another term for united states senator jeanne shaheen. [applause] boy, it is true, and you have heard it all that cross the country -- all across the country and in the state of new hampshire. americaen succeed, succeeds. new hampshiren resident -- underline the word resident -- when new hampshire resident and senator jeanne shaheen shows a man from massachusetts what it means when they call it the granite state. [applause] succeed when our can-do congresswoman, carol shea-porter, trounces her do-nothing opponent. [applause] we succeed by electing governor maggie hassan to continue her leadership. i have really enjoyed watching your governor work. she brings people together to get things done. a bipartisan budget, expansion of medicaid. that has tripped up many other states. securing new transportation funding so that new hampshire has modern transportation infrastructure. under governor hassan's leadership, unemployment has been driven down to its lowest level since 2000 and eight. .- since 2008 but i want to ask you all something in all

i am not exactly sure what he has in store, but that is a race that we have had to read on jeanne shaheen being favored for, but there is evidence that this has closed some and it may be becoming more competitive than it was a few months ago. host: what is the track record senators, one current and one former, running against each other? i mean, it has happened in the past, but someone who has moved from massachusetts to new hampshire and tries to run as a favorite son? --host: guest: this is not scott brown moving to hampshire , a lot of people do go back and forth between the states. of as made some kind little gaffes along the way. maybe a couple of times he has messed up and almost said massachusetts or something. that will continue to of course be a line of attack against him. as nathan said, there is an indication that this is certainly becoming a more and i thinkrisk that one thing that is is the numbers of jeanne shaheen have not moved much. the president has seen his approval ratings drop. if he is a drag on places like new hampshire, iowa, states that he carried twice, imagine h

here's jeanne moos. stupid story. jeanne moos. package. >> reporter: desealed goldfish get no respect. >> this is where they buried my brother! >> my brother comes home, why did he die, dad? come on, why did he die? because who gives a [ bleep ]. that's the reason. >> reporter: but the owners of george the goldfish did give a [ bleep ]. cared so much they paid for george to have surgery to remove this giant tumor from its head. >> he was getting bullied by the other fish. >> reporter: the doctor of the lord smith animal hospital in melbourne, australia performed the surgery. took about 45 minutes. first george was put in a bucket of water laced with an and aesthetic. then more water and and aesthetic were trickled on the gills as the tumor was removed. george's owners were given a choice. either operate or put the goldfish to sleep. they considered the 10 year old fish a family pet. >> just as important. they bring a lot of pleasure. they're beautiful to sit and watch. >> reporter: that's george back in his bond doing well after s

jeanne shaheen says "a speech is not a strategy. i intend to question administration officials on their plans to implement this." the one is mark udahl of colorado, "the president specifically said this is not a ground war" the president said. mark udahl said i'll not give this president or any other president a blank check to engage in war in iraq. >> we know y it's these polls that show the president's approval rating sew low in the 30s and 40s, 30s in some of the states, 40s nationwide and that's why they want to create this distance. in shaheen's case you have somebody like scott brown who is running on this issue, in a more hawkish way than she is. he shoo wants to be in an oversight position over this president. in udall you had from hum trying to get distance also on immigration reform and the executive action president obama did not take over the last weeks. this is democrats trying to get some distance from this president. they think he's a drag on them. >> you can tell with the statements that they're really trying to sort

so we go now to our daily fix, chris cillizza and jeanne cummings.eign policy is not generally what people wrote on in midterm or in president elections but it now matters more than ever, at least in terms of leadership potential. chris? >> absolutely. we have john kerry who is going to be traveling in the region very soon, going to jordan and some of the neighboring countries around iraq and so we have all -- we have lots of moving parts here as the white house tries to implement a plan that it doesn't have really total control over because what the president has talked about is u.s. air strikes but getting the sunni tribes and some of the neighboring leadership, those countries involved in trying to contain isis. and so it is very much a diplomatic mission because it needs to cobble together a coalition, some folks who may or may not want to get involved, how much they want to get involved, how closely they want to be tied to the u.s. at this particular moment, lots of layers to be sorted through. >> and chris cillizza, dan was writing over the wee

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interesting, overnight, we saw a tweet from the democratic senator from new hampshire, jeanne shaheene tweeted out, basically, i don't think this terror problem can be managed. instead, we should chase the terrorists to the gates of hell. that was a reference to what joe biden, the vice president, said at a new hampshire event yesterday with jeanne shaheen there. remember, the family of james foley lives in new hampshire, and vice president biden went t further than the president in his comments, a bit more strident. and for a key democratic senator there to be showing a little bit of a split between the president and vice president and sort of siding with what the vice president said shows that while the white house continues to think these comments have been exaggerated, some of their fellow democrats don't think that at all. with. bill: yeah. the host of that nato summit, as row know, is -- as you know, is british prime minister david cameron. how much difference is there between cameron and president obama on this topic? >> reporter: it's mostly been style. substantively, there's

jeanne moos shows us how sometimes. they're for cash. >> hey! did you see that? that is a bugatti. and since this ultra expensive supercar is rarely seen, no wonder a guy riding near galveston texas 5 years ago pulled out his camera when he saw one. i don't think you want this one, not after what happens next. >> oh oh he wrecked oh bleep oh bleep oh bleep. >> the bugatti slammed into a saltwater marsh, driven by a dealer of high end cars named andy house. house first told police he dropped his cellphone, reached for it, and upon sitting back up was distracted by a low flying pelican, which he tried to avoid by jerking the wheel. but that excuse was for the birds. because this week. >> andy house pled guilty to one count of wire fraud. >>reporter the asst. u.s. attorney says house bought the bugatti for a million dollars, took out a car collectors insurance policy worth 2.2 million, and intentionally totaled the car. house didn't turn off the engine so saltwater would ruin it. the bugatti has a 1001 horsepower engine and the motor alone is worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. ho

here is cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: meet the would-be robber with a gun.o doesn't realize he is on camera. >> i completely forget that i had a go-pro on my head. >> reporter: the two canadians are trying to travel to 195 countries but on a bike tour in argentina, watch out for the motorbike. >> amigo. >> reporter: alex thought the guy was just a bad driver until seconds later the robber cut him off again. demanding backpack and pulling a gun. alex played dumb, pretending it was the bike the mugger wanted and resorting to one of the few words of spanish he knows. >> amigo! i got to give it to him. >> reporter: but he resisted giving his backpack containing $4,000 worth of camera gear to this friend. >> yeah, amigo, i think i should put an amigo count on the bottom of the video. >> reporter: we counted about 21. alex's real friend and others came to the rescue. >> as i run i hear a girl say oh, my god, he has a gun. >> reporter: too many witnesses apparently scared off the mugger and as alex ran he felt something on his forehead. >> i thought holy cow, i hav

new hampshire, jeanne shaheen over mark brown. that's not definitive. primary november 9th. of people putting him on the comparison. colorado, as a.b. mentioned, udall ahead barely. that could turn on hispanic vote. really the only state in this list that could. arkansas, cotton up a little less than two. and louisiana, you see cassidy up one over incumbent mary landrieu. okay, steve? >> i wouldn't be surprised at some of -- if some of the private polling republicans have is more favorable to republicans. depends how you screen. but having said that, look, i think there's no question that -- what the president did he did because of politics. and when he stands up in front of the country and says, have no doubt i will act soon, every time he says, "have no doubt," i'm inclined to have quite a few doubts. >> have doubt? >> have a dputs, right. in -- doubts, right. in effect he said he was going to act soon and politics weren't going to be at play. we now know he's probably not going act soon, and that the politics is the reason. >> look, i think a.b. is right that the losses t

brown will face democrat jeanne shaheen in november., new york's mayor cuomo secured his job. the first-time candidate finished with 35% of the vote. liberal democrats calling it a rebuke to the governor. and congressman john tierney becomes one in two decades to lose a primary. he was beaten by seth moulton with three degrees. that was before november's. what are the chance of that, three harvard degrees. >> you know, take some time before fighting wars in iraq. >>> a warning now from russia as it faces new tougher sanctions for its role in the ukraine crisis, where fighting continues despite the announced cease-fire. we're live on the ground after the break. from a simple misstep, to tripping over a rug, to just losing their balance. and not being able to get up from a fall can have serious, lifetime consequences. being prepared is important. philips lifeline with autoalert is more than just a medical alert button. it's an advanced fall detection system designed to get you help quickly. if you fall and you're unable to push your butto

jeanne, great to see you. tell us how the capture happened? >> want to till you first i got off the phone with the galveston county jail. he has just been booked in the jesse matthew, found in galveston on the beach camping in a tent. learning how this came down. according to a judge in galveston, that a suspicious call came into the deputy sheriff avenue department that some one was on the beach. and, camping out. so, a sheriff went down there. and ran the license plate. and found the license plate was hot. that's when they approached him and arrested him. he did not resist at all. this was at 3:30 this afternoon local time. but they stayed out in the field with him for quite a while. he didn't come in to the jail until 8:00 tonight. i was told. and they didn't book him right away because they were questioning hiquestion ing him. a missing person's case. the big question is, where is hannah graham. he was according to police the last person to see her before she disappeared. 12 days ago. now here's what is going to happen. tell morning at 7:0

is jeanne moos. >> reporter: please, please don't step on the itsy bitsy lineback linebacker.nt from this. >> i'm 6'2" in person. >> reporter: to this. >> a crazy player at 1'2". >> reporter: because of a technical glitch in a video game, madden nfl 15 has gamers mad for the adorably tiny cleveland browns linebacker who was inadvertently minute tourized. he's irresistible as he attempts tackles and squashed by his teammate but it takes more than that to keep a 14-inch linebacker down. he got the fumble, even if the ball is bigger than he is. hey, little guy, how does it feel being 1 foot 2 inches. that's what he tweeted out in response. >> when i first saw it, i thought it was funny. >> reporter: chris says his favorite move is when he high-fived a teammate. >> i basically elevated in the air. >> reporter: a high five requires a heck of a jump starting at 14 inches. >> this isn't the first player glitch. >> reporter: last month gamers noticed a flying lineman simply blasting off like a human punt and five years ago, a glitch left a tiny player heading for the goal line through

it's important to note that we invited his opponent, democratic senator jeanne shaheen, and we did not hear back from her. senator, great to see you. so much going today. i have to get your thoughts initially on the "60 minutes" interview with president obama and saying that they, the intelligence community, that they are the ones who did not understand the threat of isis. not we, the administration. >> it's unfortunate, gretchen. as the president and as an american, i want the president to succeed in his efforts. don't forget, he called them the jv. well, they're not the jv. to think he is going to blame other people and not take full responsibility, i hate to say is somewhat typical of what's happening. that's why we have an incoherent foreign policy. that's why our allies don't trust us, our foes don't fear or respect us. that's why i'm running. one of the reasons senator shaheen has supported as a member of the foreign leelgss coalition. it's troubling. >> i know you believe that isis may have already crossed the border. you have also said it may take boots on the ground. do you st

here is jeanne moos. >> reporter: what to do when you arrive on stage to boos. boos for justin bieber at the telecast of "fashion rocks were were louder at the back. bieber didn't get embarrassed. he didn't get angry. what he got was undressed. with a tug at his boxer briefs, was justin through? nah. >> is that better? >> so much. thank you, justin. >> reporter: when the shirt came off, the squeals of delight drowned out the boos. then bieber started to vam, strike a pose, hoda kotb was in the audience. >> i feel bad for him. when you're sitting there and watching a kit ged booed. >> why did he walk out with such a tall model. >> he looked shrimpy. >> not everybody was booing bieber. get out the ear plugs. >> what the heck! >> reporter: a fan barely able to control her camera all because, when booed, justin bieber didn't just take it, he took it off. jeanne moos, cnn. [ screams ] >> new york. >> i'm concerned about that young girl. thank you for joining me today, i'm carol costello. "at this hour" with berman and michaela starts now. >> our objective is clear, w

it actually felt great. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> bam. >> either anger management orake some time from golf. >> what's he play with now? >> he's not playing. >> going to have to kick start and get some really great clubs. >> we've all been that far but not that far. >> wanted to go that far. >> your tee time is today. if you do have one or entertaining some clients. bret much everyone is back to work by this point but tomorrow a different story. we're watching this coastal storm approach. that's going to bring us some heavy rain overnight tonight. let's start off with a look at the michael & son weather cam. a glimmer of sunshine making its way toward the horizon but you can see that deck of cloud cover on the approach. it's only going to get lower and lower as the day goes on so it will be completely cloudy by noon with a temperature of 69 degrees. 70 at 5:00. that's dropping down from a high of 72 degrees. we won't see a lot of rain until we get to the evening hours past sunset. before then, maybe just a quick sprinkle or shower. this is not the kind of rain that's

jeanne moos spoke to a man who did just that. >> did you ever feel the urge?o climb down into a volcano? me neither. but this guy did. >> you cannot physically get any closer to this lava without swiming in it. >> that's george in the heat-resistant suit along with his accompany in adventure. george is the figure at the bottom of a volcano pit in the south pacific. >> also one of the most dangerous to get to. >> they rappel down 1200 feet, a depth equal to the empire state building. it took two hours to descend or about 50 feet above the churning lava. even wearing a fire resistant suit he could only stand there a couple of minutes at a time. really hot? are you sweating in there? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. the heat from the volcano is sapping the energy out of you. >> they used a laser thermometer to measure the temperature of flying rocks. look out for the lava. >> parts of it actually splashed me and melted my jacket. >> and the noise? >> i call it the sound of satan's washing machine. just churning, bubbling, gurgling. >> george said it was unlikely the volc

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happy to see her job in tv go up in smoke. >> i quit. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> more attention for her business than she probably could have reported. >> you couldn't get better advertising. >> i actually worked with someone who quit on the air. >> did he drop the bomb? >> no, denot use a dirty word but -- he did not use a dirty word but we were like, all righty then. not happening today. >> no, not happening today. she's right here. you have the forecast. give it to us. >> it's going to be cool today but sunny. so another day with lots of sunshine. however, we don't have that strong wind like we had yesterday. let's take a look outside. a beautiful start to the day. look at that rain beau in the sky. -- rainbow in the the sky. we'll have a partly sunny afternoon. a little bit of cloud cover starting to approach from the south with an approaching coastal system. but we won't see any rain from that today or even tomorrow. so day planner temperatures 58 degrees at 9:00 a.m. at noon about 69 degrees. so getting close to 70 degrees. those winds stay nice and light out of

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> very nice.f the day's biggest stories coming up next for you on cnn. iraq forms a new government that could be critical in the fight against isis militants. we'll get you live to baghdad to find out if the new leaders are up to the challenge. stay with us. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> just when you think your big deal -- you're a big deal, a cruise shipway. >> that's another whole thing. they don't want the cruise ships that close to the canal. >> so many talents, doesn't he? >> we have the six degrees of separation here at channel 9. his dad nick works for channel 9. >> i did not know he was here at channel 9. >> he is a frequent guest on the 9:00 show. >> nice guy. >> our best wishes to nick and his son, whatever his name is. >> the actor. >>> we do have some clouds and fog this morning. no laughing matter there if that's slowing you down. the good news is over the next few hours, the clouds will lift. the fog will lift. we'll get to a decent afternoon around here. we start with a look outside. you can't see the clouds right now. we've got some low clouds over town. we'll get into some sun later this morning and the afternoon. that is going to help booth temps from the lower 70s. 75 to 80 for the afternoon high which is a nice range for any time of year, let alone late september. had some showers, kind of snuck up from the south. a

the former senator from massachusetts goes on to challenge senator jeanne shaheen in the general election. >>> political redemption for martha coakley who lost to scott brown in 2010 senate race. she beat out two other opponents for her chance to become the first woman ever elected to governor of massachusetts. democratic congressman john tyranny of massachusetts is now the fourth house incumbent to lose a midterm primary. he lost to iraq war vet seth moulton. >>> a philadelphia teenager is lucky to be alive after a bizarre incident in a train station. it began when this 16-year-old tried to swipe his student train pass after school yesterday. he got into a scuffle with transit police who intervened. he ran away, boarded a train. the teen somehow got on top of the train. as another train was passing by, he even jumped over to the roof of that one. he eventually came back down. he was arrested and charged with assaulting a police officer among other charges. he saw way too many movies evidently. >>> if you're worried about being single, you should know you're not alone. according to the bu

he even rams rams. >> jeanne moos, cnn.k. >> that's seven years bad luck, rambro. >> thank you so much for joining me today. i'm carol costello. "at this hour" with berman and michaela starts now. >> nato secretary general calls the crisis in ukraine a wake-up call at this hour. a possible break-through on that front. ukraine's president says a peace plan could take effect tomorrow. >> world leaders trying to tackle the isis threat. president obama and british prime minister david cameron vow they won't be cowed by barbaric murderers, but when will they decide a plan of action? >> casting a wider net in the michael brown shooting investigation. the justice department set to launch a broader civil rights investigation into police practices across

here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: passengers prepare for shaming.you're not in the upright position and your feet are on your tray table. yikes. >> it's so yikes. it's so beyond yikes. >> reporter: former flight attendant shawn kathleen created passengers shaming showcasing photos of passengers behaving badly. leaving dirty diapers in seat pockets and going shirtless, how far we've flown from the elegant old days. ♪ the travail has been taken out of travel. >> reporter: instead of pearls check out the altitude of these shorts. >> it's getting worse by the minute. >> her personal pet peeve. >> socks, stay on. >> except they don't. sure it's funny when john candy does it in a movie. >> ah. >> my dogs are barking today. that feels better. >> reporter: but who wants to let barking dogs lie when they intrude from another row. we recommend you keep your feet covered and hands exposed. how gross is it to see a guy sleeping with his hand shoved down his -- avert you eyes but shawn kathleen has seen passengers do worse. >> he caught his hair on fire in the l

if you look at the new hampshire race, julie, between scott brown and jeanne shaheen, i think he alreadyn ad about terror with regard to that potential election coming up. >> i think weston is right. i think there are issues, and especially those of us from new york city who lived through 9/11, that should not be politicized, and i'm sorry that scott brown feels the need to do that. >> what about the fact that -- what about if he is just pointing out how jeanne shaheen has voted or whether or not she's been in favor of obama's policies? up until now obama himself wasn't that big on having a strategy. >> if i were obama, i would be concerned about democrats that tremendously oppose what he is doing in syria. >> why? >> there's no congressional debate. there's no congressional authorization. congress should have voted on expanding a war to another sovereign nation. this should have been a debate. for those of us like me, for example, who don't want what's been going on, those democrats, not me, but people like me, may stay home. they may say, look, i'm so disgusted with my own party that i

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i think i'll skip brunch.joining me today, i'm carol costello. "at this hour" with berman and michaela starts now. >>> australia police stop a major terrorist plot. they say isis supporters planned to target a random citizen, behead him or her in public and drape a isis flag over the headless body. >>> decision day in scotland, will there be a messy divorce if voters decide to leave the united kingdom or will there be reconciliation. >>> he's conquered the stage and screen dressed as a man and woman. now coming after your computer. neal patrick harris, changing art, changing technology and best of all

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> he found love in a volcano. what's my problem?ah. >> thanks for watching. >> we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ >>> president obama ready to take on isis. tonight, stet to reveal his pla to fight syria and iraq. strategy expected to include diplomacy, aid and force. but is it too little too late as isis fighters continue to gain ground. live team coverage begins now. good morning, welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> good morning, it's wednesday, 4:00 a.m. in

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> thanks for watching. anderson's next. >>> good evening.s very much for joining us. the original images were shocking enough. baltimore ravens star running back ray rice dragging the unconscious body of his fiancee at the atlantic city casino. a fiance he beat into unconsciousness. tonight that suspense is now indefinitely. his employment with the ravens terminated. here is the reason why. you can now

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the former senate from massachusetts goes on to challenge jeanne shaheen. >>> and martha coakley, who lost to scott brown in 2010's senate race, beat out two other opponents beating our two other women ever elected to governor of massachusetts. and now the fourth house incumbent to lose a primary. he lost to iraq war vet seth fulton. >>> recently openeded up about having two abortions for medical reasons. wendy davis explains why she didn't reveal her personal story during her famously long filibuster over a restrictive abortion bill and instead chose to share it in her upcoming book. here's part of her interview with msnbc's rachel maddow. >> i didn't want to make that day be about me. i wanted it to be about the thousands of women and their spouses or partners who supported them, who had wanted so desperately for their voices to be heard. this book is my personal story. it's not a political story, and as i reflected on writing about how i became who i am and why it is that i fight for the things that i fight for, i wanted to put it all out there, and to be real. >>> a philadelphia t

and i andow, jeanne members of the house are fighting to raise them minimum wage. what many have used should inerstand, that republicans congress are not only opposing raising the minimum wage, they believe in abolishing the concept of the minimum wage. this is what the koch brothers said in 1980. "we support the repeal of all law which impedes the ability of all people to find employment, such as minimum wage laws." if you are in a high unemployment. and your employer says i will give you three bucks an hour, and you say, i have no choice, that is it, and no more job protection, no more safety relations on the workplace. they supportay, the abolition of the environmental protection agency, and this is the last point. listen to this one carefully. this is their vision of a new america. "we oppose all government welfare relief projects and aid to the poor programs. all these government programs our privacy-invading, ritualistic, and the proper source of wealth for persons is the private efforts of individuals. start, but byh unemployment compensation, goodbye telegr

jeanne elle in napa, not a feel good, recovery story. difficult and taxing for a lot? >> reporter: you are right, raj, a lot of repair work all over napa. we are downtown. the historic courthouse. work is under way. crews had to add tarps to protect the building from incoming rain jeff is mentioning. a week after the quake, work is underway far from complete. >> i have been living out of a suitcase for a month. >> reporter: her home was red tagged after the earthquake shook napa a month ago. she says her home moved two feet. next door the homes that burned down that morning are now cleared. some neighbors still have repairs to do. but sheriff just got some good news. >> i get to move in this saturday. >> ready to move out of her brother and sister in law hae house. but is grateful for their help and help from others. >> i didn't think everything would come together quickly. everybody worked together so quickly. all the can tractors. and, everybody. and the insurance people. >> a different story at napa self storage. a building with more than 200 storage units inside is

look what happened in the last week, that was the vice president in new hampshire, jeanne shaheen tweetedo not believe isil is manageable. agree these terrorists must be chased to the gates of hell." al franken, a liberal democrat from minnesota, we don't think his race is in danger but he sends a letter to the attorney general "i was troubled by the president's recent suggestion that the administration has not yet addressed the comprehensive strategy to address the growing threat of isil's activities in syria." we know the republicans are critical of the president, we know john mccain and marco rubio will say go into syria and do something but gene shaheen, tight anyoning the polls, if she can neutral him him by attacking the president on this issue, maybe that's good for her politically. republicans believe if there is a wave they can take al franken's seat. he wants to show distance with the president because lisa marie democrats are hearing this back home from constituents wanting to know what's happening. don't take that to mean they want to vote to authorize action in iraq. democrat