and senator -- president obama's name is not on the ballot. and i'm not going to owe president obama anything on election day. you're going to owe the koch brothers everything. >> we turn attention to louisiana now. democratic senator mary landrieu's re-election race in a very crowd field, ahead of her leading challenger republican congressman bill cassidy, by 3 points, 43-40. within the poll's margin of error there. but in louisiana, candidates must reach 50% of the vote to win. if matched in a runoff likely voters choose cassidy over landrieu 50-47, again within that margin of error. one to watch. >>> north carolina, democratic senator kay hagan's re-election battle, hagan leads her republican challenger, state representative tom tillis, 4 46-43. within the margin of error. in this race 25% of likely voters said they may change their mind on whom they will vote for. >>> it's a girl. a girl for chelsea clinton and her husband marc mezvinsky. the arrival of charlotte was announced by the former first daughter over the weekend. there we have the

i all of a sudden -- you know, after the divorce i had shut out a lot about the obama name. i wanted nothing to do with it because of the domestic violence we suffered for seven or eight years. i refuse to even take the name obama at that time because i remember my mother and the pain of seeing her being unable to protect her. but all of a sudden it is like we hadn't been in contact with other members of the obama family. after a space of 10 or 15 years, all of a sudden all these memories and feelings coursed through me and i was thinking all the things i tried to forget coming back. and i instinctively said no, i don't want to meet him. and she said he is your brother. he came all the way from the united states to see. mothers have this way, they can persuade you to do anything. they can persuade you to do anything. i relented, i stood up and walked into the living room and i saw this person who looked almost exactly like me with a huge, bigger afro than me. big gained legs and he was sitting on the seat, simple polyester white shirt, cotton pants, he had these big hands an

some congressional democrats avoiding president obama's name on the campaign trail this political season. our political panel weighs in on what this means for both parties. >>> how the cia is responding to the backlash over a german caught selling secrets to the united states. >>> plus, the nfl commissioner's attempt at damage control over the domestic violence cases plaguing the league. why many are saying, it doesn't go far enough. sfwl over the past several weeks we have seen all too much of the nfl doing wrong. that starts with me. hello! three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. thank you! [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >>> time for a quick check on headlin headlines, the dragon is scheduled to ta

president obama's name is not on the ballot. ma anything on election day. you're going to owe the koch brothers everything. >> it's just ridiculous. willie, i mean, come on, this coke brother thing. it's ridiculous. especially when they're getting tons and tons of money from their own side. >> as joni ernst pointed out in that debate. weem talked about this for six months. when harry reid talks about the coke brothers, that becomes a national strategy. does that work on the ground level? >> i don't think so. >> it doesn't even work in manhattan where people thank god for david coke. i mean, they do. >> if you go to the hospital for special surgery because you're like mortally injured, you will be, thatting david coke. >> if you have cancer, you will be thanking david coke. if you love the arts, you will thank david coke. i mean, you will thank the coke brothers. i mean, this -- you're going to hate them if you want to hate them. a lot of people do it because it drives to the website. they're spending a lot of money. democratic bi

senate candidate joey earnest pulling ahead, joe bray -- >> president obama's name is not on the ballot and i'm not going to owe president obama anything on election day, you're going to owe the koch brothers everything. >> i will stand up and do what's right for iowans, not for california extreme environmentalists, not for senator harry reid, not for president obama. >> the latest des moines register poll shows earnest, a state senator pulling away from braley 38% to 44%. but among men, earnest crushes braley by 25 percentage points. >> i think her lead in the iowa poll, the morning register poll is very indick tiff of the fajt that she's moving forward has a great shotz at winning this thing. >> iowa is all but a lost cause. >> this one has eroded right now that i think there's a real, real concern here that brayly's got to get back into this. and a lot of this was caused by mistakes that he and his campaign made. >> braley made one big mistake on war policy. hazy vote to arm some rebels in syria, which has not been voted on and troubles members of both parties. >> i recently had the

from google to the white house, president obama has named long time google executive megan >> welcomek to the best of "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. from google to the white house, president obama has named long time google executive megan smith as the nation's new chief technology officer replacing todd park. smith was most recntly head of secretive google x lab. they are creating moon shot products like the self driving car and delivery drones. smith isn't the only executive heading to washington. former twitter general counsel alexander macgillivray. their mission, to help the united states stay on top of technological innovations while dealing with tough questions of cyber security, free speech and more. we are joined by the very first chief technology officer, aneesh chopra, who served from 2009 to 2012. i started by asking him what he thinks of these appointments. >> a great selection for our country. it really affirms the opportunity to make sure we have the best team in place to harness the full power of technology, data and innovation to both grow our economy and ensure t

president obama naming names calling out intelligence officials for misjudging the abilities of these islamic militants overrunning syria and iraq. take a listen. >> well, i think our head of the intelligence community acknowledged that they underestimated what had been taking place in syria. >> but after many, many intelligence briefings over the course of this past year, many are crying foul saying the president got their warning. >> the syria has become a huge magnet for extremists. first those groups who are engaged in syria itself some 1,600 different groups. we estimate somewhere in the neighborhood between 75,000 and 110,000 of which about 26,000 we grade as extremists. >> this leads to the major concern of the establishment of a safe haven and the real prospect that syria could become a launching point or weigh station for terrorists seeking to attack the united states or other nations. >> we are concerned about the use of syrian territory by the al qaeda organization to recruit individuals and develop the capability to be able not just to carry out attacks inside syria but al

. >> congressman, you're running and president obama's name is not on the ballot. d i am not going to owe president obama anything on election day. you're going to owe the coke brothers everything. >> jay newton, time magazine. take a look at these numbers coming up. first of all, north carolina, for months now, despite all the problem ins the red states, north carolina is sort of a purple state now. she looks like she can hold onto win this thing. >> you talk to democratic senators for the past six month or a year, you talk to who they have. they thought that prior in arkansas maybe louisiana could actually run really good campaigns and win by these small margins and maybe preserve the senate for the democrats. she seems, at this point, to be doing the best of that. >> congressman, how do you run on the campaign when the national winds may be running against you. like she just said, this is about me. this isn't about the other people. >> that's exactly right. this isn't a nationalized race. this is about me. but the fact that both of them are making that argument i

president obama's name is not on the ballot. i am echoing to go president obama anything on election day could you will oh the koch brothers everything. >> please continue. [laughter] >> i vote nobody anything except the iowan people. i will stand up and do what is right for iowans, not california extremist. not harry reid. not president obama. the iowa people. i am someone that has stood up for my community, my state, and my nation. i have not left my rule roots, but i think the congressman has left those behind in the beltway. >> 15 seconds to wrap it up. >> i have never forgotten where i came from. that is why i voted to pass a five-year farm bill. every major farm group and i was supported it. that is why the eye with corn growers are supporting me in this election. i have not forgotten my rule values. >> may i respond? >> am going to ask you one more question. we would like to turn a question submitted life during the broadcast from twitter. this is a question for joni k. ernst. you have stated your against a national minimu

. >> i was so pleased that president obama named me.y proud, but with that goes responsibility. i felt a huge amount of responsibility going to sochi for a very short stay. i got to meet many athletes and many people and people from the lgbt community and it's very sad what is going on with our rights. i would say they are going backwards as far as social justice. it makes it very difficult on anybody in the community to live in russia. >> in sports with jason colins and michael sams. >> absolutely. i'm thrilled that the cowboys have picked up michael sam and giving him the opportunity. jason will be on the board with the leadership initiative. we are pleased to have jason. it's amazing. it's also -- i'm 70 now and really still going stronger than ever. >> what did you miss with young men and women who are trapped in these societies and communities across the country who feel they have no way to express themselves and be authentic, as you put it. >> the lgbt has been a grass roots movement anyway. i think it's one by one by one and peop

basically i wanted nothing to do with the obama name for a long period after that because i couldn'tect my mom. he was brilliant, but he was a tortured man. and it took 20 -- 15 years before i met barack for first time in 1988. when i write about it, it was a very intense meeting. >> you talk in the book how you were more willing to accept your father's flaws than barack. >> mm-hmm. >> by the way i never thought i'd have an obama on the show. >> well, i think in the future, you know, if we work -- if we work it out some how, maybe we can have some other obamas. >> can you make that happen? >> you have to treat some of us nice. >> have i not been nice to you? >> you've been very nice to me. you've been very gracious. you're a person who is truly trying to understand, understand our family. i appreciate that. i know you also want your million of listeners to also understand more because -- >> i do. >> we want america to move in the same direction. >> i see your brother as a rigid somewhat radical ideologue. >> okay. >> i think he was shaped by the likes of frank marshall davis and jere

that proposal in willingboro burlington county aimed to change the name of the kennedy rec center to the obama rec center. nbc 10's keith jones has more on the final vote. >> reporter: a community divided here in willingboro made their voices heard tonight and the council responded rescinding the vote to change the name from the kennedy center to the obama center. >> when's the last time you went out to talk to him? >> reporter: loud and clear, more than 100 residents some holding signs packed the kennedy center gymnasium. a staple in this community. it's a senior center as well as the parks and recreation department. council voted last month to change its name to the obama center honoring the country's first black president, igniting debate in the community. these people on both sides of the fence. >> if you go to any household, average household in the area, you'll see a picture of jesus, you'll see a picture of martin luther king, and you'll see a picture of kennedy. >> i really do think that maybe named after president obama because he also is a great man, too. >> reporter: tonight, amidst

>> president obama names the napa earthquake a federal disaster.etails on how much help is on the way. >> forecast for our inland locations, i will show you where there will be triple digits. >> the compute is beginning to pick up in the cash lanes. fastrak lanes are still clear into san francisco. your morning drive is coming up. >> good morning. it's friday, september 12. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm brian hackney. frank is off today. >>> neighbors, politicians and state regulators are all trying to deal with problems around the south bay bar. kpix 5's kiet do is in san jose and reports the battle is over a downtown dive. kiet. >> reporter: yes. neighbors have been getting together with city leaders to try to do something about all this violence and unruly behavior that they say is making their lives miserable. somebody was shot outside this bar just a couple of years ago. and they say it's only getting worse. >>> reporter: this is what a typical night looks like outside el tarasco in downtown san jose. fights spill into the street. >> drunk. >> m

determined that the united states should not fight a war on terror so when a democrat barack obama -- named barack obama became president he eliminated the term war on terror from the u.s. government entirely and replace it with overseas contingency operations which describes exactly nothing. obama did worse, much worse. he set out to degrade america's military to appease american islamic sworn to kill americans when they could. obama supported and financed the muslim brotherhood which is the fountainhead of islamic terror. this evil organization than in control of egypt's government he gave 1.4 million american dollars and 16 fighter-bombers which would have been used against israel had not the brother had been overthrown shortly afterwards. [applause] for over a decade democrats have insisted that the war work conducted by islamic terrorists against americans treated as an individual criminal acts to be prosecuted in courts of law where the terrorists will be protected by americans. these were used as a terrorist to tie her hands allowing them to squander millions of taxpayer dollars pret

the killing of steven sotloff, the executioner mentions president obama by name saying if he continues to strike, isis in iraq and syria, beheading of americans will continue. the white house says it tried to rescue sotloff but one of his friends says the administration is dragging its feet. >> consider paying the ransom and making sure isis never lives long enough to use the money. >> the killer, in the video, has a british accent, believed to be the same man who killed james foley two weeks ago. >>> in the meantime, president obama is in estonia, meeting with leaders of the baltic states. the visit is a show of solidarity against russia. tomorrow the president attends the nato summit in wales where leaders will take action against russia for intrusion into ukraine. the president and his team are trying to gauge what other countries will do to stop isis. >> ukraine's president says he has reached a cease-fire agreement with putin but russia is not saying the same thing, that the truce has been reached. while this marks some progress, officials say there is no indication that fighting

the executioner mentions president obama by name, saying if he continues to strike isis in iraq and syria, the beheading of americans will continue. the killer is said to be the same man who killed james foley in a video posted two weeks ago, a man with a british accident. 31 year old sotloff was from florida, kidnapped last year from syria. >> our thoughts and prayers are with mr. sotloff and his family and those who worked with him. >> president obama, who is still trying to figure out a strategy for isis, is on his way to europe for the nato summit in wales, where isis will be a main topic of discussion. no doubt pressure is mounting on the president to do more. today's execution video also shows another captive, a british man said to be the next beheading victim. it's believed two other americans are also being held by isis and our coverage continues at 5:30 on nightly news. >>> another american doctor's contracted the ebola virus. the unnamed doctor is a missionary working in liberia. it's unknown how the doctor contracted ebola because this doctor was not treating any patients with

and i else a sudden, you know, after the divorce i'd shut out a lot about the obama name.i wanted nothing to do with it because of the domestic violence we suffered for about seven or eight years. i refuse to even take the name of, at that time because i remembered my mother and the pain of seeing her and being able to protect her. all of a sudden we hadn't been in contact with other members of the obama family. after his face was like 10, 15 years. all of a sudden all these memories and feelings just course through me. i was thinking of all the things that try forget for coming back. i instinctively said i don't want to meet him. she said he is your brother. he came all the way from the united states to see you. they can persuade you to do anything. they can persuade you to do anything. they eventually relented. i stood up and walked into the living room the living room then i saw this person who looked at that way like me with a huge, bigger afro than me. [laughter] big-game blue legs and he was sitting on a sea, simple polyester white sugar and cotton pant. and he had t

president obama's name is not on the ballot.we president obama anything on election day. you're going to owe the koch brothers everything. >> i will stand up and do what's right for iowans, not for california extreme environmentalists, not for senator harry reid, not for president obama. >> the latest des moines register poll shows earns is ahead with a 44-38 lead. >>> a fallen navy seal immortalized in maryland. he died two years ago in a helicopter crash in afghanistan. now a bridge in annapolis, maryland, is dedicated in his memory. friends and family gathering for the ceremony for the unveiling of the sign that will be placed on that bridge. his father saying the bridge will serve as a good reminder. >> he can't be replaced by the bridge. but if this will serve as a memorial. people will remember that when the country goes to war there are sacrifices. the dedication ceremony attended by state and military officials. and those are your headlines. >> ainsley, thank you. here you are looking at photos taken of mr. and mrs. geor

academy award-winning wexler who isell deeply concerned about using the name of james foley, the beheaded journalists, one president obamaited his name in explaining why the u.s. would be attacking iraq and syria. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> "war" by bob marley and the whalers. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. address to the nation wednesday night, president obama invoked the memory of two american journalists who were brutally killed by the islamic state, as he outlined his case for u.s. airstrikes against the group inside syria. >> in a region that is known so much bloodshed, these terrorists are unique in their brutality. the execute captured prisoners. they kill children. they enslaved, raped, and forced women into marriage. they threatened the religious minority with genocide, and in acts of barbarism, they took the lives of two american journalists, jim foley and stephen saw off. -- soft off. pose a threat to peace in the middle east and american facilities. if left unchecked, these threat thecan pose a on the region, including the united states. >> president

the executioner mentions president obama by name, saying if he continues to strike isis in iraq and syria, the beheading of americans will continue. 31-year-old sotloff was from florida, kidnapped last year in syria. he worked for a variety of publication, including "time" magazine. >> if the video is genuine, we are sickened by this brutal act, taking the life of another innocent american citizen. our hearts go out to the sotloff family. >> the killer, who has a british accent is believed to be the same man who killed journalist james foley two weeks ago. today's video shows another captive, a british man said to be the next beheading victim. >>> president obama has arrived in estonia a short while ago ahead of the nato summit in wales later this week. earlier, they authorized sending 350 military personnel to protect diplomatic facilities and personnel in baghdad. but the white house says the troops will not play a role in combat. the move is the latest in a series of deployments aimed at protecting facilities in iraq. >>> the american doctor recovering from ebola is tonight praying for

both candidates trying to separate themselves from certain political allegiances. >> president obama's namei'm not going to owe president obama anything on election day. you're going to eau the koch -- owe the koch brothers everything. >> i will stand up and do what's right for iowans, not for california extreme environmentalists, not for senator harry reid, not for president obama. martha: that's how it goes on the campaign trail. ed rollins was a campaign manager for reagan bush in 1984, joe trippi is former howard dean campaign manager, both are fox news contributors. hello, gentlemen, good morning. good to have you here. so, ed, how do you think this joni ernst thing is doing in iowa? this is tom harkin's seat. this is a long-held democratic seat. that would be a big deal. >> first of all, she's a tremendous candidate. i had dinner with her a couple of months ago in washington, d.c., and she's one of the most impressive candidates i've met in a long, long time. she is a farmer, she basically is a state senator, she's a lieutenant colonel in the national guard, she's an iraq war veteran.

from google to the white house, president obama has named megan smith as the nation's new chief technology officer. most recently head of google's secretive google x lab where it's creating moonshot products like self driving car and delivery drug. twitter general counsel has been named deputy cto. their mission, to help the united states and on top of technological innovation while dealing with tough questions. for the latest, we are joined by the nation's very first chief technology officer. rate to have you here. -- great to have you here. he made you the first. what do you make of megan smith thing appointed cto? >> great selections for the country. it affirms the opportunity we have to make sure that we have the best team in place to harness the full power of technology, data and innovation. and grow our economy and ensure the internet continues to be a source of innovation and problem solving. cofounder of google singh make an inspired sony people through her commitment to inclusion and innovation. we are excited to see what the future holds for her in washington. google would like a

to our lead story from google to the white house, president obama has named long time google executive smith as the nation's new technology officer. smith was most recently part of google's lab where it was creating the self-driving car and delivery drones. she isn't the only executive heading to washington. former twitter general counsel alexander mcgilray. their mission, to help the united states stay on top of technological innovations and dealing with free speech issues and more. for the very latest we are joined by the very first chief technology officer who served from 2009 to 2012. president obama created this position and he made you the first. >> yes. >> what do you make of megan smith being appointed? >> great selection for the country and affirms the opportunity to make sure we have the best team in place to harness the full power of technology, data and innovation to both grow our economy and ensure that the internet is a source of innovation and problem-solving in areas that we need in health, energy and education. >> co-founder of google said megan inspired so many people

we had a phenomenon by the name of barack obama.t's interesting that her first fore back into politics is here in iowa. you will see a lot of support for hillary clinton. >> perry, i have no doubt after watching her yesterday, she is planning a run. it's too early for her to announce it. she knows what happened when she was an early front-runner last time. i don't know what your impressions were. >> yes. i same here thinking 90% she was going to run. i'm probably at 98% now. the i'm back and i'm coming back soon. it has been seven years. she was explicit about being here to run. chris is right. it's not a question of doubts about hillary clinton. people here are not excited about joe biden and martin o'malley and bernie sanders either. i think the question is not is hillary running, but is there a barack obama kind of person who can get people excited? it's not that people hate hillary, they really loved obama. if somebody else is like that, she is in trouble, but i don't see anything like that happening any time soon. >> we talk ab

this was a major issue as president obama credit whether to name hillary clinton his former rival foromination as his secretary of state. what conflicts could that create to have her husband globally raising money for his operation while she was secretary of state. >> no issues cropped up when president obama was first naming her. now you have the former secretary beginning to separate herself and bill clinton, the former president speaking about syria and the controversy about whether the rebels should have been armed. >> i agree with her and could have taken the chance, but we couldn't have known whether it was going to work. since isis has plenty of money, this was one of the great bank robbers among other things. they were going to get the weapons. when you were talking about doing it, there was no isis. >> you have them in the same 24 hours criticizing the decisions on syria and isis. >> this won't be the last of those remarks that will give those of us in the media opportunity to create space as she needs to have made if you are trying to distance yourself from an unpopular pres

from google to the white house, president obama has named long time google executive megan smith as theation's new chief technology officer replacing todd park. they are creating moon shot products like the self driving car and delivery drones. she isn't the only executive heading to washington. alexander mcgilray. their mission, to help the united states stay on top of technological innovations and dealing with free speech issues and for, we are joined by the very first chief technology officer who served from 2009 to 2012. i started by asking him what he thinks of these appointments. >> a great selection for our country. it really affirms the opportunity to make sure we have the best team in place to harness the full power of technology, data and innovation to both grow our economy and ensure that the internet is a source of innovation and problem-solving in areas that we need in health, energy and education. > sergey brin, co-founder of google said megan inspired so many people. we will miss her and excited to see what the future holds for her in washington. google would like a lot o

she said the executioner directly mentions president obama by name. catherine, i know that must not have been an easy video to watch but important for somebody like you a journalist. if you could tell us your thoughts and reflections here. >> reporter: thank you. the video, to me, has several layers of messages beyond the obvious which is the apparent execution of a second american journalist. as you see that still image from the video it's really a carbon copy of what we saw two weeks ago with the execution of another journalist james foley. the subject is kneeling wearing the orange jump suit which is symbolic, synonymous with guantanamo bay. he gives a statement which i emphasize was given under duress where he denounces america's foreign policy and the executioner, i think it's a significant difference has a more aggressive tone and posture in this video and speaks directly to the president in a somewhat disrespectful manner saying, "obama, this is your fault, your policies are to blame for the death of your people." then there's a graphic image o

president obama today naming that threat, emanating from russia, and saying the united states and natop that threat. >> it's been the pro russian separatists who are encouraged by russia, financed by russia, trained by russia, supplied by russia and armed by russia. and the russian forces that have now moved into ukraine are not on a humanitarian or peacekeeping mission, they are russian combat forces with russian weapons in russian tanks. now, these are the facts. they're approvable. they're not subject to dispute. during the long soviet occupation, the great astonian poet wrote a poem in which she cried to the world, who will come to help. right here at present now? and i say to the people of estonia and the baltics, we are bound by our treaty alliance, we have a solemn duty to each other. article five is crystal clear, an attack on one is an attack on all. so if in such a moment you ever ask again who will come to help, you'll know the answer. the nato alliance, including the armed forces of the united states of america right here, present now. [ applause ] we'll be here for estonia

chicago's reversing its plan to name a high school after president obama. 're not sure what the final name will be, but they felt with a name will be more popular than barack obama high school. take a look at this. barack "2008 version" obama high school. [ laughter ] it's clunky -- it's clunky but it's more popular. i'm happy i'm not involved. >> steve: yes, i can. >> jimmy: this was big. thousands of activists came to new york city for the largest march ever on global warming. [ applause ] big, big. meanwhile, climate change deniers said there's no proof the march really happened because they couldn't see it from their window. >> steve: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: "it's happening right now." "i can't see it." >> steve: "it's september. it's not march." [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] >> jimmy: and this keeps happening, for some reason. there's been another round of leaked photos of nude celebrities. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: yeah. this weekend. another round of it which included mary-kate olsen. and mary-kate said that -- mary-kate said that she was extre

the executioner minks president obama by name, saying if he continues to strike isis, the killing of americans will continue. the executioner all too familiar. it's believed to be the same man to killed james foley in a video posted two weeks ago, a man with a british accent. >> if the video is genuine, we are sickened by this brutal act, take being the life of another american citizen. our hearts go out to the sotloff family. >> as a mother, i ask you to be merciful. >> it comes despite a plea by sotloff's mother asking them to release her son. the murder also comes after another round of u.s. air strikes in northern iraq over the weekend. president obama, who is grappling with what to do about isis is on his way to europe for the nato summit in wales where isis will certainly be a main topic of discussion. republicans have blasted the president for not doing more, but at issue, another u.s. war. >> i'm sort of heartened by his caution, by his deliberation. all these voices calling for action rarely specify what it is precisely they want to do. >> the pressure definitely on presiden

is she running for the clinton third term, the obama third term? names clinton's last obama's personality. there is a lot of interesting ways you can paint the hillary clinton -- >> what is her vision in terms of what she wants to do? everybody talks about things like income inequality and protecting the middle class. how does that translate in terms of what you would do in the white house? >> what is her big idea other than her first name? that might be enough. pastre right about this future. i read a stat, only the age difference between carter and ragan -- normally, our president, we pick one, the next one that we pick is a little bit younger than the one that left. the few times that didn't happen , not counting vice president's reaganover, was when succeeded carter. this would be a similar surprising gap. that is where you think maybe there is vulnerability. is she going to look too much like the past? i think she has to change more than the people around her are telling her. i think people around her have said this, if not for obama, you would hav

the reason is having travelled the country a lot, in the south barack obama's very name the poison.he only one of the four that escapes that basic cultural fact at least to some extent is alaska. that may have nothing to do with it. for that reason i would say begich has the best bet. >> we'll talk about the south on another show. that's a problem. there are four blue states. this is like general grant winning the war in a civil war. state where is democrats are in close contests. recent polling shows colorado's mark udall's lead is within the margin of error. jo any ernst's ad about castrating hogs helped catapult her into a dead heat. she's probably carrying the men despite that. in michigan, democrats are fighting to hold onto senator levin's seat. he said he won't seek election again. and in a recent poll in manchester, senator jeanne shaheen's lead over scott brown went from 12 points to two in less than a month. let's talk about the new hampshire thing. if you turn on our network election night in november, and you see it's too close to call in new hampshire, look out for the

. >> host: what about the obama campaign database, names, donations, what has happened to that? >> guest: that is a very good question because part of the deal that i mentioned during the golf game at andrews air force base in which bill thought he had a deal with obama part of the deal is in addition to the supporters that he would turn over that whole database and allow bill of the democratic national committee all ofhi wch obama has since reneged on. >> host: jamie is on the independent line. go ahead. >> host: jamie is on the independent line. go ahead. >> caller: my name is amy -- >> host: go ahead. >> caller: i am going back a bit. it's very hard for somebody on the west coast apparently to get in and they aren't very kind with the phone numbers. but i want to know what your guest thinks about the current supreme court and particularly about its decisions in hobby lobby -- >> host: i don't what that is the topic we are engaged in this morning. you are welcome to continue but we want to see if they want to comment on your book but if you want to comment, go ahead. it's true

president obama's name is not on the ballot and i am not going to owe president obama anything on election day. you are going to other koch brothers everything. ernst: i owe them -- >> moderator: please continue. ernst: i owe nobody anything except for these iowa people and i'll stand up and do what's right for iowans, not for california extreme environmentalists. not for senator harry reid. not for president obama, but again for the iowa people. i am someone who has to do for my community, my state and the nation. i have not left my rural roots, but i think congressman, you have left those behind in your beltway ways. >> moderator: 15 seconds to wrap up the topic. braley: i have never forgotten where i came from. that is why i voted to pass a five-year farm bill and every major farm saved it. that's why the iowa corn growers are supporting me and the national farm union has given the award. i have not forgotten my rural values. [applause] >> i'm absolutely delighted to be here and the senator and i just gotten our first real argument. i'll tell them how happy i am to be here and we are so

president obama's name is not on the ballot. i am echoing to go president -- i am not going to oh president obama anything on election day could you will oh the koch brothers everything. >> please continue. [laughter] >> i nobody anything except the oh iowan people. i will stand up and do what is right for iowans, not california extremist. not harry reid. not president obama. the iowa people. i am someone that has stood up for my community, my state, and my nation. i have not left my rule roots, -i have not left my rural roots but i think the congressman has but i think the congressman has, left those behind in the beltway. >> 15 seconds to wrap it up. >> i have never forgotten where i came from. that is why i voted to pass a five-year farm bill. every major farm group and i was supported it. that is why the eye with corn growers are supporting me in this election. i have not forgotten my rule values. -- my rural values. >> may i respond? >> am going to ask you one more question. we would like to turn a question submitted life du

. >> in the recording specifically mentioning president obama by name. talking about the president as an individual, as the leader of the country. and i think this is a brutal organization that has beheaded american journalists, british aid worker, french citizens have been held by isis. i think, you know, the threats here are significant. again, will it be enough to pull in the kinds of people that the president needs to really kind of defeat isis and other emerging grouches? >> thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it. >>> and coming up investigators are searching for the man described as a person of interest in the case of the missing uva student. this as the family pleads for help. please, please, please if you have anything however insignificant you think it may be. call the police tipline. >> i'll talk live with the police chief leading the investigation. >>> new reports say ray rice may claim that the surveillance tape of him assaulting his wife was edited. the ravens expected to respond another report that the team tried to cover up what

they're going to name it after barack obama. fact that they decided today not to name it after barack obama. but i can't confirm the reasons. number one, isn't that obama didn't want obama high. and socialism 101, you didn't build that. how to spend. how to eat lobster and drink champagne. >> the only facts, you've got to apologize. >> i apologize to the president. >> obama high. >> all right. it's time for secrets to happiness. anyway, check this out. this is a ferret and a cat getting along. i talked about unity in america. we've got to get together, democrats, republicans, blacks, hispanics. it doesn't matter. if a cat and ferret can hang out together, all americans can unite as one. and join together to eradicate evil, a cat and ferret can kill a snake. a cat and a ferret can kill a snake. >> what's your evidence of that? >> i don't have one. >> that made me happy. thanks. bill de blasio, the mayor of new york, the progressive mayor is taking aim at charter schools in the city, decides now it's not just charter schools he wan