mj lee, i want you to stand by.ll get back to you when we get word of the governor, when he gets close. i want to bring in cnn senior commentator, john kasich, the former mayor of new orleans, as well. mitch landrieu. you guys are often late. we have to fill time until you can get to the podium to give your victory speech or your concession speeches and we are waiting for phil murphy to do the same, as we have projected him to remain the governor of new jersey. good evening to both of you. john, you know, it was really a tight race in new jersey. no one saw that coming. murphy is declaring victory tonight. but this has -- you know, it has to have republicans excited for their chances going forward, to have come this close. don't know -- look, maybe it's what the future holds. or maybe it's just a race or two races. who knows? but what do you think of that? >> well, first of all, don, i listened to your opening and i -- i can't disagree with any of it. you and i often disagree but we don't disagree on this tonight. a

thank you very much, mj lee there in asbury park, new jersey.rlier, a victory speech, a very rousing victory speech, short and sweet, giving out his accomplishments. phil murphy the governor of new jersey. thanks to both of you. >>> we also have other news beyond the political realm. this young man is facing the possibility of life in prison. i'm talking about kyle rittenhouse. he is on trial for killing two people and wounding another during protests. we're going to go inside of the courtroom for some very interesting testimony and courtroom things that are going on next. they'll make quite a splash. now in watermelon strawberry. and black cherry. as real as it tastes. joint pain, swelling, tenderness. my psoriasis. cosentyx® works on all of this. cosentyx can help you look and feel better by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections—some serious— and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor

but first, cnn's mj lee joins us with more on the still-undecided new jersey's governor's race. the democratic incumbent phil murphy narrowly leading his republican challenger, jack ciattarelli. mj, this was certainly a lot closer than a lot of people thought. >> reporter: yeah, that's absolutely right, anderson. certainly, a lot closer than what phil murphy and his campaign and democrats had hoped to see. the latest update right now from here asbury park, new jersey, is that the murphy campaign has announced just within the last hour that he plans on giving a speech tonight at around 10:00 in the building behind me. this is where the election-night party was held last night and this is where they had hoped to give a victory speech last night. the reason that they are doing that is because some other outlets have called the race for phil murphy but i want to be very clear, cnn has not made a call at this moment on who is going to be projected the winner of this race. but already, we are hearing in conversations we have had today with murphy advisers and aides and other democrats

mj lee joins me live. mj, is this good news for the former governor? what's going on?stions right now. so here's what we know tonight. andrew cuomo's arraignment on the count of forceable touching as you said has now effectively been postponed. the albany da saying that the filings that were made by the albany sheriff's office were potentially defective. this comes in a new letter he has released in which he says that the albany sheriff's filing was unilaterally and inexplicably filed and that one big problem is that it did not include a sworn statement from the victim. now the arraignment has now been moved to january 7th of 2022. and whether to proceed with criminal charges, that is going to be now a question entirely for the da to make. and now essentially what has happened is that he has more time to complete his own investigation into the matter before ultimately deciding whether to move forward with these charges. it certainly just raises a lot of questions again as to why the sheriff's office decided to move forward with the charges in the first place without co

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cnn's mj lee joins me now with the latest on why. so the district attorney released a new letter. what did it say? >> this is a significant development. basically, the da's office says that in au new letter to a judg, when the albany sheriff's office filed its kplantd last week accusing cuomo of a sex crime, this was forcible touching, that this is potentially defective. and there are a number of issues that the da's office has listed in this letter. for one, he says that the complaint did not include a sworn testimony from the alleged victim. this is, as you will recall, brittany camisso, a former aide to the former governor. it also says that the complaint left out some testimony from her that could be exculpatory. it also says, quote, it states relevant law. so a number of issues the da is now raising and the result is now that cuomo's arraignment has been postponed until january. remember, initially, it was supposed to be later-this month. but presumably, this would give the da more time to complete his investigation. and i think just in the big picture, there are now serious

mj, what is the mood there?see numbers come in from ocean county, for example, they understand those are numbers that actually skew the overall production and the returns on how things look at the moment. we know that the governor is with his family right now, with his wife and his children nearby this election event, and we know that once the race is called, the plan is for him to head over here. i have to say, jake, even though as we talked about earlier in the night the governor and his advisers have said all along this is going to be a test and a grade from the people of new jersey on how he did in his first term. it is difficult to completely separate out everything that has been going on in washington. we can report that president biden during his foreign trip actually called governor murphy yesterday. we don't know exactly what they talked about, but you can certainly expect that the president probably wished him luck. it is just a reminder how closely the white house and the president in watching these e

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part, even on the second episode which focused on my difficult upbringing, the narrative returned to mjas nothing more than a prop. his best teammate of all time, he called me. he couldn't have been more condescending if he tried. each episode was the same. michael on a pedestal. his teammates, secondary, smaller. the message no different from when he referred to us back then as his supporting cast. living through the it the first time was insulting enough. pippin also claimed that jordan used the last dance to try to outshine current nba superstar, lebron james. joining us now is tyler tynes, a staff writer for gq. he interviewed pippin in june and is set to sit down with him against next week. pippin doesn't hold back here. what's your reaction? >> it makes sense, right? pippin has been holding on to this type of anxiety for 20, 26 years. it should be no surprise that pippin, who had to play secondary to michael jordan's greatest, would have such an issue being named minor as compared to jordan. should be no surprise that scotty has had a little bit of beef with the way michael has po

. >> hi, this is mj. >> are you so feeia. >> is daniel available. >> reporter: this month, the minneapolis ballot. a year and a half after the murder of george floyd a full-scale campaign to eliminate the department from the governing department. it is ballot question number two, shall the minneapolis city charter be amended to remove the police department and replace it with the department of public safety with specific functions to be determined by the mayor and city council? functions which could include licensed peace officers or police officers, if necessary. >> we are about expanding public safety. >> reporter: why for minneapolis collected over 20,000 signatures and overcame legal challenges to get the question to voters. >> this is finally an opportunity for people who get a right relationship with armed police officers and with so many other qualified professionals and resources that we really need. >> the chief of police would report not only to the mayor, but to the board. so i am for it. >> reporter: the police chief and the mayor who himself is on the ballot both oppose the me

while his nine-year-old son mj says although he likes being at home with his mother, like millions ofino children, --millions of filipino children, he misses school very much. anchor: emergency crews are trying to reach thousands still stranded and the canadian province of british columbia days after floods and mudslides destroyed roads, houses, and bridges. major highways are reopening to limited traffic but most are cut off. the military is helping with rescue efforts and one person has died. gabriel is live in washington state. just talk it through the extent of the damage they are and how the cleanup operations are progressing. gabriel: well, i will start in british columbia, in canada, a kilometer or so behind me in that direction. that is where they u.s.-canadian border is at. british columbia has been hit hard and is trying to clean up there but as you mentioned, they are also trying to reach people that are stranded or isolated, that rescue crews have not been able to extract from the areas that have -- it is a city across the other side of the border over there. it is a city

this is mj. >> are you cecelia >> is daniel available >> reporter: this election, the minneapolis policeepartment is on the ballot. >> have you heard about the public safety amendment on the ballot >> reporter: a year and a half after the murder of george floyd, a full-scale campaign to eliminate the department from the city's official governing document. >> we are reinforcing the importance of this amendment >> reporter: it's ballot question number two. shall the minneapolis city charter be amended to remove the police department and replace it with a department of public safety with specific functions to be determined by the mayor and city council functions, which could include licensed peace officers or police officers if necessary >> we are about expanding public safety >> reporter: yes for minneapolis collected more than 20,000 signatures and overcame legal challenges to get the question to voters. >> this is, finally, an opportunity for people to get in right relationship with armed police officers and with so many other qualified professionals and resources that we really need. >>

political world when he unseated one of the state's most well-known and powerful democrat, but now, as mjrunning for new jersey state senate. >> he's the truck driving republican from south jersey who has everyone talking. >> we deserve better. >> he's about to become a new jersey state senator. in a shocking political upset, dur defeating steve sweeney, one of the most powerful, well funded democrats in the state. >> just taking it all in. that's the best i can explain it to you because this is a litt overwhelming. >> he has never held office, his campaign spending less than $2,500. his campaign ad shot by a family friend. but his message resonated. as he attacked new jersey's covid related mandates. >> lockdown and mandates forced the closing of over one-third of our small businesses. >> i believe we need to cut taxes, cut spending. >> and called on an end to business as usual. >> people's voice need to be heard. they were tired of being ignored. >> even receiving a phone call from donald trump. >> well, you take care, if there's anything i can do, you let me know, okay? >> thank you ve

but local spots like huckleberries and conquered and mj's downtown cafe in brentwood, got a warning. both of those restaurants tell me they're in compliance and following all rules. signs are also given at two in and out locations in pleasant hill, san ramon, pittsburgh and panel ranging from $250 to $1000, but rutgers and conquered was recently fined $250. and lumpy is diner in antioch has been hit with three separate finds in the past two months for not checking vaccination cards. the fines started at $250 then increased to 501,000. the owner declined to comment. the county ordinances are meant to maintain health and safety of the public. jennifer chapman is associate dean at u. c. berkeley haas school of business. she understands some restaurants are choosing to defy health orders in the name of customer service. i do understand. that organizations feel the burden of having to finesse the enforcement of, uh, you know, somewhat awkward mandate asking people have you been vaccinated? on the other hand? we are in still the midst of this pandemic. it is not over yet. some restaurant o

. >> cnn's mj lee is in jersey city with more.t for governor murphy. what's he saying today? >> reporter: they're certainly happy that in the end he was able to pull this one out, but you're absolutely right, you talked to democrats close to the governor's campaign, and they acknowledge that there were issues here. there were enthusiasm problems. there were turnout problems. that in certain key democratic areas, people didn't turn out the way that they had expected, and then in very red areas, people turned out in massive amounts, also unexpected. and so, democrats are going to be thinking in the weeks and months to come, and particularly ahead of the midterms next year, what exactly went wrong. because what we saw in new jersey was the governor really run on his record from everything, including his handling of the pandemic, his work on raising the minimum wage, on creating clean energy jobs, these really local issues, and he also ran against donald trump, even though he is, of course, no longer on the ballot or even in office. h

but local spots like huckleberries and conquered and mj's downtown cafe in brentwood, got a warning.oth of those restaurants tell me they're in compliance and following all rules. things were also given at two in and out locations in pleasant hill san ramon, pittsburgh and panel ranging from $250 to $1000, but rutgers and conquered was recently fined $250. and lumpy is diner in antioch has been hit with three separate finds in the past two months for not checking vaccination cards. the fines started at $250 then increased to 501,000. the owner declined to comment. the county ordinances are meant to maintain health and safety of the public. jennifer chapman is associate dean at u. c. berkeley haas school of business. she understands some restaurants are choosing to defy health orders in the name of customer service. i do understand. that organizations feel the burden of having to finesse the enforcement of, uh, you know, somewhat awkward mandate asking people have you been vaccinated? on the other hand? we are in still the midst of this pandemic. it is not over yet. some restaurant ow

but local spots like huckleberries and conquered and mj's downtown cafe in brentwood, got a warning.taurants tell me they're in compliance and following all rules. things were also given out to in and out locations in pleasant hill, san ramon, pittsburgh and panel ranging from $250 to $1000 fuddruckers in concord, was recently fined $250. and lumpy is diner in antioch has been hit with three separate finds in the past two months for not checking vaccination cards. the fines started at $250 then increased to 501,000. the owner declined to comment. the county ordinances are meant to maintain health and safety of the public. jennifer chapman is associate dean at u. c. berkeley haas school of business. she understands some restaurants are choosing to defy health orders in the name of customer service. i do understand. that organizations feel the burden of having to finesse the enforcement of, uh, you know, somewhat awkward mandate asking people have you been vaccinated? on the other hand? we are in still the midst of this pandemi. it is not over yet. some restaurant owners feel that aski

but local spots like huckleberries and conquered and mj's downtown cafe in brentwood, got a warning.se restaurants tell me they're in compliance and following all rules. things are also given out to in and out locations in pleasant hill, san ramon, pittsburgh and panel ranging from $250 to $1000 fuddruckers in concord, was recently fined $250. and lumpy is diner at antioch has been hit with three separate finds in the past two months for not checking vaccination cards find started at $250 then increased to 501,000. the owner declined to comment that the county ordinances are meant to maintain health and safety of the public. jennifer chapman is associate dean at u. c. berkeley haas school of business. she understands some restaurants are choosing to defy health orders in the name of customer service. i do understand. that organizations feel the burden of having to finesse the enforcement of, uh, you know, somewhat awkward mandate asking people have you been vaccinated? on the other hand, we are in still the midst of this pandemic. it is not over. yet. some restaurant owners feel that

. >> anybody who heard him on mj knows that where's he's been and where he remains, ali. thank you. when we talk about the salt cap, the state and local tax deduction negotiation happening there. jake, to you here, subscribers of punch bowl news midday are getting a lot of interesting information as we come into 3:08 eastern time this afternoon. a ton of dynamics involved as you point out. yet another, call it what it is, self-imposed deadline from nancy pelosi on what she wants to get done. what she hopes will get done that may not come to fruition. >> yeah. i mean, she's blown past every deadline so far. she mentioned one which is i think october 31st. she also had a september deadline and wanted to get the bill passed before joe biden -- she said this, we didn't set this deadline -- by the time joe biden landed in rome last week, i believe that was last week. and she struggled. the democratic caucus has struggled. let's tick take a step back. she wanted to pass this bill in concert with the senate, meaning have a deal with the house that could also pass the senate. she's not goin