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. -- >> sean: another interesting development in new york the defeat of lazio by palladino, palladinowell funded he has a lot of money supported by the tea party movement in new york. three weeks s ago there wasn't a poll that showed he could win until a couple days before the race. does he have a chance to take on cuomo? >> he sure does. gillibrand and cuomo together caused the subprime mortgage crisis. cuomo insisted jamming them down the throats of fannie mae and freddie mac even though he knew these people couldn't pay back the money. gillibrand was his deputy in charge of special projects, new products. the new products were subprime mortgages. to add insult to injury when she left hud and the subprime market part she and her husband bought in countrywide the firms issuing the subprime mortgages and made $40,000 when the market part. she helped cause the crisis and profited by it. cuomo and gillibrand both could lose over the same issue >> sean: love your new home, beautiful background. >> isn't that great, it is not even a set, it is the real thing. you can see the white smoke c

the tea party could also factor into new york's republican race for governor with its pick of carl palladino. >> we're coming to the end of a few months of very hard work. >> reporter: he's in a dead heat with former congressman rick lazio. >> i'm a candidate that will bring people together. that will unify people. >> reporter: the winner will face democrat andrew cuomo. also, congressman charlie rangel has spent 20 times more money than the next closest candidate but also facing a looming ethics trial. >> thank you for everything. >> reporter: a tea party favorite is also making for a tight race in new hampshire's senate contest. tea party favorites have already won senate primaries in six states this year. emily schmidt, abc news, washington. >>> 5:34 now. as in nearly every election it's hard to separate fact from fiction when it comes to campaign ads and things you receive in the mail. some viewers tell us they receive misleading ballots in the mail. the university of maryland law school dean mark graber says those mailings and other political speech is protected by the first amendment a

the tea party could also factor into new york's republican race for governor with its pick of carl palladino. >> we're coming to the end of a few months of a lot of hard work. >> reporter: he's now running in a dead heat with former congressman rick lazio. >> i think i'm a candidate that is going to bring people together, that will unify people. >> reporter: the winner will face democrat andrew cuomo. another new york race to watch. congressman charlie rangel has spent 20 times more money than the next closest candidate but also facing a looming ethics trial. a tea party favorite is also making for a tight race in new hampshire's senate contest. tea party favorites have already won primaries in six states this year. abc news, washington. >>> 6:34. coming up next, as residents try to recover from a huge explosion in california, we have new video. >> we'll show you the fire just moments before the explosion happened. >> a drunk driver plows into a liquor store just missing a family and the whole terrifying incident caught on tape. c my commute home to the eastern shore every night only takes

in the race for the republican gubernatorial nomination in new york, real estate developer carl palladino leads former congressman rick lazio. that's where we are at this hour. >> greta: did you hear the examine -- exchange between karl rove and sean hannity about this upset in delaware? that's the candidate that governor sarah palin endorsed is that right? >> yes. there are a lot of republicans who are very concerned about the race in delaware tonight. yes, you are right. sarah palin backed christine o'donnell so did south carolina senator jim demint. she had the backing of the tea party express they spent $250,000 on that race against mike castle the congressman who voted for cap and trade among other votes that many people, conservatives were upset about. the tea party express says, look at the race in nevada, where sharron angle is according to some polls up by a point or two, or down by a point or two, she was written off when she won the race in nevada in that gop's senate primary back there. they say they hope that christine o'donnell could do the same. you listen to people like ka

rick laszio was considered the favorite, tea party candidate karl palladino. you might get a gasp. 67% for the tea party's carl palladino, 33% for rick lazio. this is holding up. karl paladino saying this is an establishment republican. we need a break in the party. the d.c. mayoral race. no results in this one. getting late after 11:00, the democratic republican adrian feinty running against vincent gray. gray says the african-american mayor lost touch with the african-american community. school reform a huge issue. can't tell you anything at this moment. i'm being told we are ready to make a call in the new york republican governor's race. we are ready to make this call. cnn projecting another major upset. carl paladino. cnn projects he will be the republican nominee for mayor defeating the man who was thought to be the favorite rick lazio. karl paladino will face andrew cuomo, the son of the former governor. he will be favored in that race, but, wow, another upset. another message to the republican establishment. we have been talking about how this is a bad

that factor into the new york race for governor with its opec of carl palladino. another new york race will be congressman charles rangel. he has spent 20 times more money than the closest candidate. he is also facing an ethics trial. there is a tight bid in new hampshire. this is what is important for a tick away. the tea party candidates have already won senate primaries in six states. we will see of that tally increases at the day continues. >>> it is 6:36 and still ahead -- another scare on metro's red line. telecommunications not done much to put some passengers in danger. >>> plus, oprah is a big surprise and local fans will take a trip. >> there are some shocked faces first another check on traffic >> i am stacy at the kids from at the nationals of. the alpacas are getting their morning shower. every day is a good hair day when you are and alpaca. good morning, washington. >>> coming up on 6:40. also a good ear for the ladies out there. the humidity will drop today. screenake a full produces a beautiful shot of the sun rise over the district. you can see a

carl palladino, 7:15 eastern. >>> and catholic women ordained as priests? great crime, the same as pedophilia. carol costello is going to join us with an "a.m. original" just ahead. >>> all right, one minute past the hour right now. and first up, your money and your taxes. when it comes to tax cuts, it's getting tough for the president to figure out just who's on his side. 31 house democrats have now broken from the ranks, each of them signing a letter to their congressional leaders, opposing the president's plan to extend the bush tax cuts for the middle class only. and not for the top-income earners. they want everyone to continue to get tax breaks. it's your paycheck up for grabs. americans earning between $50,000 and $75,000 will get socked by a tax hike of more than 1,100 bucks on average. more than $100,000 and it's $3,600 added to your taxes. dan loathian is live at the white house. of how does the president navigate this. and say, you know what, this isn't the time to be raising taxes on anyone? >> that's right, you know, this does present yet anoth

former new york congressman rick lazio was beaten by a man named carl palladino, who compared a jewisher to hitler, enfavorably, and endorses a plan to turn prisons into dorms. and he is known for forwarded racist joke e-mails to his friends, for which -- like lincoln never e-mailed his friends a video of a woman having sex with a horse. and in delaware, former republican governor mike castle was defeated by sarah palin favorite christine o'donnell. nobody knows what this woman does for a living, if anything. all we do know is that she's gone on the record to oppose masturbation. for real. this is -- this is from 1996. it's a documentary that aired on mtv. christine is who you see next. >> my name is christine o'donnell. i'm the president and founder of the salt. the salt sta. >> it is a selfish act. and it's a lustful one and we are to walk with pure hearts, not lusting hearts. >> the bible says that lust in your heart is committing adultery, so, you -- you can't masturbate without lust. >> jimmy: oh, really? and -- and how do you know that, exactly? have you been privately lusting? >

. >>> and in new york, the tea party candidate carl palladino upset rick lazzio for the nomination. he will go up against democrat andrew cuomo in the november election. >>> in the montgomery county executive race, douglas rosenfeld won for the republican nomination and will face isaiah leggett in the november election for that position. >>> this is the kind of story that boils your blood. an elderly woman beaten at the hands of her trusted caretaker. >> how her family brought her alleged attacker to justice. >>> and a high-speed pursuit ends with a crash. why was the man behind the wheel trying on order to -- trying hard not to get caught? the scoop is in 20 minutes. nwa >> now that dallas is in the rearview mirror, the redskins are looking to the houston texans who beat the colts last week. >> sports director dave feldman has more on. that. >> reporter: in 2002, 10 coaches who will be in this sunday's game, were members of the same denver broncos coaching staff, including gary cube backwho worked with mike shanahan in denver and san francisco. there is another shanahan with major

they said palladino took $4 million from taxpayers and created one job.y say this is undocumented and ugly. en cuomo concedes there's a lot of anger out there, even new york state that, palladino is tapping into today. >> i understand the anger, i understand the economic problems, i understand the frustration, and i can do something about it. bill: we still have 34 more days of this. ought to be interesting in the empire state, across the hudson and new jersey now, governor chris christie, shaking up the teachers' tenture, saying teachers should be paid on -- on how well students do on standardized tests and not time on the job. >> i do not bash teachers. i bash their stubborn self- interested unions. that's who i bash. bill: there's more of that where that came from. governor christie, sounding off a lot on education reform not just in new jersey but all across the country calling t. quote, the great civil rights issue of our lifetime. juliet: well, new developments in a story we first brought to you on "america's newsroom". >> get offle motorcycle. get

in the race in the empire state buffalo reap estate developer palladino has an early lead on lazio.more results at foxnews.com. >> sean: we'll be watching throughout the night. joining me now former adviser to president george w. bush fox news contribute for -- contribute for, karl rove, welcome back. >> thanks for having me. >> sean: first we had alaska, murkowski loses. rand paul beat the establishment candidate, sharron angle, now delaware. your reaction? rest are explainable. in murkowski, in the alaska race you had a long time feud between two factions in the party in kentucky had you a god candidate versus a candidate who had no message. in nevada had you a candidate who self-emulated herself. this is the inhe can application able one. -- in is the inexplicable one. there's a huge turn out in delaware. the total was estimated to be 30,000 people going into the primary and has come out 56,000. she has dealt a defeat to one of the state's longest, best known, thought to be most beloved political figures. former governor and nine term republican congressman in mike castle this is

conservatives will be supporting palladino. that race was a six point race. "the new york times" excoriated cuomo over the weekend. gillibrand only up by one point in that race in the senate. you are saying as many as nine house seats in new york could change hands? >> that's right. i any in the senate race we have eight states where republicans are leading in dis-- in states now represented by democrats. the 9th is nevada. i'm working that race intently. i guarantee you sean that harry reid isn't coming back. one of the big reasons is the support that your viewers have given americans for new leadership.com that has been funding that race. >> then we have five shots at the 10th seat. california, washington, connecticut, new york and delaware. >> sean: which is interesting. there's been a six point shift just in a couple days in delaware. let's go through this very carefully. you think feingold is going to lose in wisconsin? you think lincoln is gone in arkansas. you think portman is going to win in ohio and john kasich will be the new governor there. you thi

palladino, who are, i don't like to use the word extreme but let's say that their views are explosivecontroversial, those kinds of things, that you're helping the democratic party because the independents, the mainstream people will go, you know, i'm not so sure about that what say you? >> i think that's true. and certain individual races the delaware race christine o'donnell seems peculiar candidate is exhibit a in that let's remember, you look at the polling on the tea party and what they stand for and it's really quite popular it is especially popular among independents who are the true swing vote in america. there is a poll out today that says 48% of the people, of independents in this poll support or are a part of what the tea party -- or the tea party. something like, you know, less than 4 o% feel the other way. so, this is -- and in other polls it's a majority of support. so, if you take these people on or look at the effect they are having, they are by and large helping the republicans. in fact, the people in this poll overall were asked which direction they were leaning this

in new york, carl palladino ended up upsets rick lazio and he will face andrew cuomo in the fall. in wisconsin, it's going to be democrat tom barrett versus republican scott walker. in rhode island, it's going to be a three-way race that will be including lincoln chafee, a one-time senator from that state. and also, there's going to be a three-way race in massachusetts. incumbent governor deval patrick, republican charles baker, and independent tim cahill. another interesting night and the primary season is finally coming to a close. >> all right, mark murray, nbc's deputy political director, thanks for that. savannah, up and down the ballot, richard nixon's grandson finished third in his primary. you had former members of congress lose primaries for governor in both wisconsin and new york. joe malone, who used to be the massachusetts republican party, he got spanked in a primary. if you were connected to the establishment inside the republican party, you lost last night, and you lost in some cases by big, big numbers. >>> let's move on. on capitol hill, a big breakthrough, the sm

that his democratic opponent andrew cuomo had extra marital affairs when he was still married but palladinoslamming "the post" coverage of a young daughter he had out of wedlock. >>> after a five-month absence from stores, johnson & johnson will start shipping some of its recalled over-the-counter children's drugs to rell tailser next week. that's what the company's president is expected to say in testimony on capitol hill tomorrow. the drugs were recalled because of possible contamination from bacteria and small metal parts. >>> bp says it will create a new safety division in the aftermath of this summer's gulf oil spill disaster. the company says the unit will have sweeping powers to oversee and audit operations around the world. >>> and some serious moaky business. when the commonwealth games begin next month in new delhi, india, officials will use, get this, 38 trained and large langer monkeys to chase smaller stray monkeys away from the games. stray monkeys, apparently, are common all over new delhi. >> wow. >> i guess they don't want them to get in the way. >> employment for large mon

officials pressuring him to step down after losing out to palladino in the primary.democratic voters outnumber republicans by a large margin. but we have had republican governors in the state of new york before. nancy pelosi received she thought it was a great idea. but they are majority leader in the house didn't get her memo. here is what steny hoyer told fox news about colbert's testimony on my grant workers. >> i think his testimony was not appropriate. i think it was an embarrassment for mr. colbert more than the house. >> reporter: he was called by the chair. >> i think it was not appropriate. megyn: colbert appeared before the house judiciary committee last week discussing this one dave work on the farm as part of the united farm workers "take our jobs" program. the house speaker said she thought it was great. steny hoyer, the majority leader in the house not on the same page. right now the pentagon is in quite a bind over a book on afghanistan. the defense department buying 10,000 copies of this around veteran's memoir then destroying them, citing fashion a s

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palladino dismissed the criticism. the governors are included on the mailing. that is going to be a most interesting race. martha: racy e-mails. bill: maybe we'll get a piece of it. martha: cents what's that smell in my mail? bill: new york city on the streets in august, which ain't pleasing. martha: no it's not. this is true. >>> let's take a look at the markets which just opened this friday morning. it could be up for a good end to the week, up 50 points. earnings reports from the tech sector pushed it up in the after hours trading environment. oracle came in with a whopping 48 percent increase in sales. so that's a nice number for oracle. smartphone developer research in motion, blackberries around here, turning in better than expected numbers. here's what it looks like now, up 47 points on the dow jones industrial average on this friday morning as bill checks his. bill: did you say blackberry? it comes out of my hip joint. >>> the rising number of americans who have no insurance adding fuel to the fire over the debate in health care. dr. siegl -- dr. sieg s

michael palladino, the story this morning in "the new york post."the candidate, the wife, and his mistress." he is challenging andrew cuomo. recent polls show him between 10 points and 16 points behind. "the new york times" has listen up, saying that they, in the midterm elections, "think that empathy has rarely help the president." host: steve, boston, and welcome to "washington journal." caller: you could run this show and as this question for three weeks, you will never get a democrat that says that they refuse to work with republicans. the second point that i want to make, thursday they had his dog and pony show, the pledge was that they wanted to cut taxes and create jobs. loans in tax savings for small businesses. they got one republican vote. they got three republican votes. one of them from a republican that is retiring, so he is not answerable to the leadership of the party. there is, right there. this would be a republican bill in any other day or year. this would have been a republican bill. when it was put in by democrats that won the la