i spoke with justice breyer in y here in newt york city, and here is that conversation. begin with this book called "the court and the world." we were talking backstage, and somehow this book, which is now in paperback, and you and i have talked about this, it is getting a resurgence. justice breyer: i hope so. charlie: you know it is. [laughter] charlie: why is that? is it because of our times? justice breyer: i think it is not just here, but in europe and other places of the world, there are a lot of people who see a turning inwards, not just this country, but in many places, and they are worried about that. they are worried because they see problems that face us never turnat require us to outwards. it might,ht help us, to familiarize people with the kinds of problems that we have in one small, important institution, but what are the problems in front of us that require us to look beyond our own shores for a solution? when you see those, you think, oh, we will have to, and i think that is reassuring, because to, that's like someone said about economics. i am not a grea

former new york city mayor rudolph giuliani and house speaker newt gingrich. and i don't have any individual interest in any of these men's personal history, but if you were going to make a deliberate decision as to who should try to make a presidential political issue out of men cheating on their wives, who would design a political strategy where the spokesmen for that attack are donald trump, rudy giuliani and newt gingrich? between them they have nine wives. that's wives with a w, not lives like a cat. nine wives between the three of them. they're all famous, each of them, for having cheated on their wives and getting caught for it. it has been three days now, four days now where they've been trying on that line of political attack. on the issue of the former miss universe who donald trump was calling disgusting in the predawn hours this morning, he and his campaign have continued to press personal attacks against her all week long. with mr. trump himself and mr. gingrich in particular taking the lead on attacking the former miss universe specifically for h

newt gingrich taking aim at megyn >> tonight, her response. and the new poll. trump now leading clinton in florida? the razor thin margin. >>> and the new video tonight after the bombs in and around new york city. police as they approach the suspect. what we never saw or heard before. >>> good >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with several developing stories. first, in boston this evening, the frightening moments late today as the rush began. the subway, the t, as new englanders call it, filling with smoke. take a look. it happened at one of the busiest stops. you can just imagine the immediate fears. riders desperate to get out, jumping from windows. several then transported to the hospital. this does not appear to be terror, but these were very tense moments. and abc's linsey davis with the early clues tonight. panic inside boston's famous back bay station as smoke fills the air. passengers trying to escape, breaking windows and diving out. video inside the subway car, the system known locally as the t, shows commuters cramming through a window get out. >> i'm going to open the door. just calm down, i'm going to open the door. >> reporter: some who escaped trying to break open the subwa

newt gingrich speaking this week, about alicia , both accused of infidelity. gingri gingrich's ex-wife recalled this. >> he was asking to have an open marriage and i refused. >> reporter: then rudy giuliani, former new york city mayor and trump backer, after monday's debate, giuliani spoke to reporters, criticizing not just bill clinton, but hillary clinton. >> she tacked monica lewinsky and after being married to bill clinton for 20 years, if you didn't know the moment monica lewinsky said that bill clinton violated her, she was telling the truth, then you're too stupid to be president. >> reporter: but giuliani should be able to relate to marital strife. he announced his separation to his second wife at a press conference before telling her. his divorce and affair playing out publicly on new york tabloid front pages. trump's closest advises ors aret all male. another person who has his ears, ivanka. kyung lah, cnn, los angeles. >> let's bring the panel, latinas for trump, and clinton for ter, maria cardona, her firm does work for a clinton super pac. looking at men that she outlines, do you think they are the right messengers to have around when you look at the brand new fox news post debate poll that came

york city, the first time, some people voted eight and ten times. >> okay. so let's unpack some of that. because that's what they're out on the campaign trail saying. so professor, what about what newtthat no serious historian doubts that illinois and texas were stolen. what's your response? >> well, actually, that's not true. in 1960 in illinois, there's a lot of evidence that republicans stole tickets -- stole votes downstate, so in some ways it would balance out and in texas it's also unclear that it's through the election. there were actually recounts in illinois in 1960. and they didn't find that there was enough fraud to throw the election. so it's an undetermined issue but historians don't agree that the election was thrown that way. >> douglas, what about what -- what rudy said there that from his own experience, with his own election, that he saw people being bused in to places where they shouldn't have been voting. >> well that's rudy's own experience. i wasn't there what i can tell you is there are voting suppression in irregularities all throughout american history. i mean the whole story of the south was voter suppression, having jim crow laws, voter literacy tests. jim