working and what exactly does a poll work working do letting meet some. >> aim jack. >> i'm co-authorand my name is elizabeth i'm jeff i'm bruce hi, i'm karin a full-time student addressed city college i've been a pole working for 10 years. >> for 13 years your 10 or the 9 or 10 years. >> those poll workers and thousands are an essential part of election day 31 they provide the safeguarding of democratic processed there's a feeling in the poll place you're a feeling of something that has a special place in the world the democratic process in the united states is model to the rest of the world. >> it's a relay sequence e sense you're part of that history and being able to keep that going and it is really does feel good. >> i feel overhead this is a great civil dude and get a different idea. >> in my residential area i dale feel i'm transbay joint powers authority to the community as a wloel in the community community. >> so san francisco poll workers have a service based mission the first to protect the voter rights we make sure they understand the rights on the ballot and the right to

how do you get past that poll? >> i'm saying let's focus on the future. >> how do you get past the poll? >> the fact is there are two other polls that firmly show the american public is currently divided on whether she is honest and trustworthy. the abc/"the washington post" poll. what you failed to show is that in twining states of iowa in colorado and virginia people feel she has much better leadership qualities than republicans. she is winning the horse race against every single republicans. if you are a republican unfortunately, you don't give hillary clinton a chance. 78% of democrats feel she is honest. 10% republicans do. >> these polls all taken before the big revelations today. we'll have to see how this flushes out. happy birthday to bernard whitman today. >> thank you. >> have a great one. crystal, great to see you. >> time to check in with shepard smith live from the remote fox news desk in mississippi. >> we are closely monitoring the movements of russia today. more russian troops are amassing along th

bush's polling in 1999 and jeb bush's polling right now, it is a striking difference. rubio looks at that and says yes, jeb will take up a lot of the money, but are there actual voters for him and the answer so far very early is to be determined. if you are rubio, you will give it a shot. he has until late next spring to run for re-election in the senate. he has options. for now, jeb looks not vulnerable, but he does not look invincible. mark: can rubio beat bush and walker or does he have to be the last man standing if they have problems? can he go after them and take them down? jonathan: i think it is possible, but he would need to help. mark: for you -- jonathan: you will have nine or 10 candidates at least on stage and they will be going after a common target. mark: i'm using the metaphor of roller derby. they're all going to try to hit bush. where is rubio vulnerable? if people decide he is a threat, where is his greatest vulnerability? jonathan: i think on substance it is the immigration issue. on style, it is the question about we have already tried barack obama

o'malley with 5% to clinton's 53% in that public policy polling poll. do polls matter at this point? >> not really but not for the reason you might think. yes, it is early. what they measure by large portion is name identification and hillary clinton as we discussed is extremely well known. just looking at the nature of the field on our side, even if you have nine candidates vying actively in iowa caucuses in new hampshire primary that means the winner will only get between 15 and 17% of the vote, maybe 20% on election night if they really have a blowout. when you look at numbers that small, it is extremely hard to judge this far out how well a candidate can do. >> happy to take viewer calls and thoughts. any topics related to 2016 for the next half hour on washington journal. david in waldorf, maryland. line for democrats. good morning. >> good morning. seems our politics has become some type of perverted theater. any politician that doesn't raise millions and millions can't run. any politician that says anything against israel even if it is true canno

we'll see. >> have a poll. put it to a poll. see which way it goes. >> all right.l be careful what you wish for. here are the results of our bill o'reilly.com poll which asked in hindsight would have you traded five captured taliban commanders for bowe bergdahl? about 50,000 of you voted. big number. 98% say no. 2% say they support the trade. joining us now from washington is the world famous charles krauthammer. i'm not gloating, no gloating zone. and you say? >> i demand a recount. [ laughter ] >> it won't take long. only six people that agree with you. >> some irregularities in some of the texas precincts. number go. and how do i know you didn't have illegal aliens in the vote? is the fact that as much as i love the american people, they sometimes get it wrong. they elected barack obama, after all. not once but twice. here is the last point. i made a two-sided a two-part proposition. number one no soldier left behind. seconds part of the proposition was: no trader, no deserter left unpunished. you and i had a real disagreement over number two. you said of bergda

if you believe -- >> you are still crying about the cnn poll. >> the new polling out, our cnn-orc poll has support from almost 70% of democrats. so republicans already taking dead aim at kwlnt, is her nomination inevitable? who can give her a run for her money? how different will these numbers look when the count down clock hits zero. get ready. >> how good will we look? >> a time lapse for us as well. we want to bring if contributing editor for the new york magazine and cnn's newest political reporter. sarah murray. welcome to the team, sarah. >> great to be here. >> jason, when you look at those numbers, the question would be why would any democrat take on hillary? however, you have a different take on it. you think that any other democrat would be doing the party a favor to take her on. >> yeah i think there is sort of the theory in the party now that hillary clinton really needs to have someone to go up against in the primary for a couple of reasons, one she needs the practice. she has not debated anyone in almost eight years now. she needs to have someone to go up against. she is

does it reflect the polls? no. will it change very much that david cameron did well and the others troubled? -- struggled? probably not. >> i tuned in a few times and i did hear all of ed miliband and david cameron being called blatant liars. is that reflective of voter dissatisfaction? >> i'm not sure whether that reflects entirely across the country but you hit the nail on the head. these were voters saying let me at them, i want to get at them. it is fair to say that ever since the scandal over empty expenses, there is an awful lot of voter mistrust. of course, that on top of the great recession means that politicians and voters are not best friends. >> your vast fortune, which way will you put it that night? >> i am not. i think it is incredibly close. for a brief moment, people think it will be easy to form a coalition -- generally, i think britain could be on the brink of something uncertain and that maybe much more difficult for these politicians to form another type of agreement after the votes are cast. >>

the polls open. they'll be open until 7:00p.m. local time. we have seen a number of voters come through. it's been light. the february 24th election had low voter turn out. we have seen the early voting in the election has been high. 142,000 people cast the ballots, including mayor ron emanuel and his challenger garcia out and about on the trail, making for a last-ditch effort to push for the polls, because turn out will be. >> ashar quraishi a two-pronged question. who does low voter tonne out help. what are the big issues in the campaign? >> well that's a good question. what we have seen in the last election in the february 24th election is mayor ron emanuel carried a vast majority of the ward but did not get the vote which is why we are in a run-off today. some of the big issues violence in chicago, violent crimes has been in the news a lot. 2012, there was a spike. 500 homicides in the city. that was something garcia challenged emanuel on. saying he did not do enough to curb the violence. and promised to put 1,000 more police officers on

and the notion that polls a year out don't mean anything is true of horse race polls but not of questions like this about the characteristics. the same polls show people think hillary clinton has very strong leadership qualities for example. i'm sure that the chairwoman would be happy with those numbers. i think the overall impression though is this may be as good as her job gets today talking with the three of us. the bad election of last year is in the rear view mirror four or five months. she has one candidate alone running for president who despite all these challenges still polls, has an edge over any potential republican. it's going to get rocky in the next months. she'll get more candidates in her party, particularly lincoln chafee who is going to raise uncomfortable questions in those debates and the republican party will eventually coalesce around a candidate. things will get tougher from now on. pedro: uncomfortable questions in what regard? steven: for hillary clinton. his big question in the debates and he has said tell' ask repeatedly about her iraq war vote. that helped cost

election poll a couple years ahead of time.he things they do show is an increase in the number of people who doubt hillary clinton's honesty and integrity. it's up around 51% in each one of those states. >> we like to say that a poll is just a snapshot in time. i like to think of these polls as maybe cavemen paintings. by the time we come around to the actual voting in the caucuses, this will be long forgotten. i do think her numbers did drop on honestly trust issues. but by the time there's actually voting going on i expect her and everybody on the republican side will have very very very high negatives, low positives, because this is going to be a very tough campaign. the koch brothers and their powers are spending $900 million to go after hillary clinton. the other republicans will be fighting amongst themselves. by the time you get to the general election the two candidates standing for each party will probably not be standing. there will be a lot of high negatives. it's going to be a very dirty, depressing discouraging ele

actually here's a poll. because cnn has a new poll out this morning about the state of the economy. 52% of respondents believe that today it is good. that has flipped. this was under water the last time this poll was taken. so now 52% believe it's good only 48% believe it's poor. that is a good trend. now let me play you what mrs. clinton said yesterday in new hampshire. >> i want to be sure that we get small businesses starting and growing in america again. we have stalled out. >> okay. so she says we have stalled out. some pundits say that shows she isn't sort of where the american public is in terms of optimism. >> i think she is an optimistic person. i think that's why she's running for president because she believes that things can get better always. 52% shows we're headed in the right direction. but we're not there yet. that's 48% who aren't having that experience. you heard in that sound bite she talked about small businesses. well she understands that. she's the daughter of a small businessman. she g

>> i think polls right now are pretty meaningless. because it's a natural poll of primary voters.lker is probably the most battle tested candidate they've ever put up. this guy has been through three insanely tough elections in the last three years. there's going to be nothing that's surprising. there will be no skeletons coming out of his closet. as far as the others, you look at jeb bush. he's now number two. i think the nomination gets harder and harder for him because he's doubling down on common core. it's going to make it tougher for him to get through iowa and new hampshire. if his whole strategy is on florida, then it's going to be very late. florida has winner take all and now illinois and potentially wisconsin is going to be on the same day, so it changes the formula. the dark horse here is marco rubio. if things continue to go as badly as they are in the middle east, 78% didn't think obama had any kind of plan to deal with isis. as that continues to be the frame foreign policy national security, marco rubio is the clear beneficiary because there is nobody who has better

also ahead election day in sudan and expected to extend his 25-year rule and the opposition at the pollrelatives of the victims of turkey's worst mining, disaster arrive at the start of trial where 300 people were killed last year plus. >>> andrew thomas in australia and at a facility that could revolutionize the way the sun eastern eastern -- sun energy is used to make electricity. ♪ let's start with yemen where tribal forces have taken control of three military camps in the southeast of the country. the camps belong to forces loyal to former president and meanwhile saudi-led planes intensifying raids on houthi rebels in targets in the city of aiden and the second strait day they targeted the presidential palace there and we have a journalist with the providence and explains what is happening on the ground. >> the ground offensive and no action on the ground against houthis and forces and have been in control for almost four days. >> reporter: and we have a consultant fellow at the oil united services institute and joins us life from live from the british capitol and are we hearing an

a poll. there are at least 7700 republican whoses who will running. it's earl for this mess. >> well, it does matter, and it's not that early. eight years ago, barack obama was already a candidate at this time. so, it's early in the context of this campaign, but the latest quinnipiac hole says marco rubio is leading followed by jeb bush, and scott walker. basically that's three-way tie with the poll's margin of error but rubio's announcement gamed him some momentum. the q poll shows that bush's unfavorable numbers have kicked up. we have fox news polls coming out tonight. they will lay out the g.o.p. race and the head-to-head matchups between the republicans and hillary clinton. marco rubio can raise more more because he is leading the poll. >> i just remember the last time we did this, and there was a different republican leader, like every other week, and it didn't -- i'm not saying -- it certainly helps with fundraising but there's a lot more to come. >> there's two dozen want in bees and

if you look at the polling. our polling versus hillary clinton versus jeb bush.s is where jeb bush emerges over mr. walker. as you can see they're even. tied at 45%. are they still betting on a bush/clinton race? >> obviously if you go to the general public independents, maybe more inclined to vote for hillary. over time obviously, that will change. cheryl: and i've heard lou said this before. the g.o.p. could easily screw this up. he's been vocal about that. how does this not happen when you have an incumbent president leaving and a wide open field and a lot of criticism of the current -- >> we not to make it not about the lack of leadership in this administration. we need to be about the future and what we as a party thinks -- >> does religion play into this? >> religion always plays a part. 25% are evangelical voters. you have to pay some attention to it. you hope that they are concerned about other issues besides just the religious issues. you need to attract young voters and other voters. we'll have some battle in his our party. there will be a business comm

i wouldn't want to go against the polls and probably the poll i would encourage for you to look at is the panorama website and look at nate silva that wrote a fantastic book but he agrees if we're going to go coalition bound it will be labour and snp with the biggest number of seats. from an economic standpoint. concentrating on economics we can look at probably slightly more inflationary policies. >> you say that because why? why does a labour lead party lead to inflationary pressures? is there certain sectors? >> it will be more spending. probably international markets. look at the u.k. and they probably feel the incumbent party has done a good job. european politicians would say they've done a good job so they'll be surprised by the outcome so with that perspective the inflation hedges you can get into your portfolio to benefit from this energy mining and banks are all cheap and you have to avoid the higher area of the markets because those will be the shares that come under pressure as if you like the cost of capital rises as interest rates rise. >> the winners and losers of the u

high, cbs has a poll with very high unfavorability, bloomberg also shows that in its recent poll. she has got a lot of work to do. the thing is she has been getting beaten up pretty hard over the last couple of weeks and hasn't launched a campaign, she has been in the worst possible situation. the clinton folks used to say during bill clinton's campaign you are explaining, you are losing and she has been on the explaining side and not explaining very well so today her campaign begins and her chance to beat whatever the attacks are against her with an actual campaign that has a message. we will see whether those where those polls are in about a month after she has had a chance to -- >> schieffer: what about this charge he made that she paid her women staffers less than she was paying her men staffers on capitol hill? that caught me by surprise, i will admit that. >> i believe if, because you can check with the male and female staffers were paid, it is all public record that can be figured out. i don't know if he is right, but it is something that can be -- it is not a mystery. thos

and david is right about the early poll ratings. clinton advisors know all too well she knows all too well about how these early national polls don't peen a lot in term of what will be happening a year from now. >> yeah. what's obviously always more interesting at least early on in how these candidates are doing in various battleground states or early states like iowa new hampshire, south carolina. the republican field. let's take a look at the republican field. right now, jeb bush still ahead of the pack we'll put the numbers up there, at 17%. the wisconsin governor scott walker 12%, rand paul marco rubio, 11%. for rubio he's more than doubled his number from a little while ago, right. >> we haven't seen marco rubio in double digits for a couple years, before he hit a speed bump with immigration reform not popular among republicans but a fies rollout. these numbers reflect that. we asked about lots of attributes strong leaders, shares my values has the right experience to be president, marco rubio does well in these attributes and

the latest quinnipiac poll shows the lead against top republicans is slipping.and perhaps more importantly, plurality of voters in colorad/@÷ virginia, iowa critical states, now say the secretary of state is not honest and trustworthy. charles kraut hammer is here with who looks strongest in the gop field. following a rocky two day start to his campaign good news for the senator from kentucky. the quinnipiac swing state poll show the senator in a statistically dead heat now7%ko with hillary clinto/a r(t&háhp &hc% joining me now,t0 howie kurtz, media buzz host ann coulter and rich lowery editor of national review and fox news contributor. welcome to you all. let me#a with you, ann, you're here onset. you know, not to be sexist, but you're right here. >> i feel so left out. the only male on the set. >> rand paul and his two day roll out. how did it go? >> i like it when he is cranky always liked that about his father but i think that's not what you want in a presidentiale$ x candidate and i would say specifically to conservatives here a lot of them are complaining

yvonne ndege is covering the polling stations for us. tell us how smoothly things are moving for you right now yvonne. >> well, back to that incident where we herds we heard gunfire. it was an attempt by security in this case and the independent international in favor of the ruling party the people's democratic party. shots were fired to see what was going on at this direction centers. we wanted to stay there but we were told for our safe and security it was better to leave. we do see many people when are heavily. officials from the independent commission have not been up here. there are supposed to be six polling units where i am. i can see 20 or so voters queuings. what voters are telling us is they feel afraid, insimilar intimidateed that they don't want people to take part of this election and that the ruling party will steal this election. but we're here to see what will happen to see if people will get an opportunity to vote, at least at this polling station so it's all organized and happening here. >> these are elections for budge

it's now exactly 8:00, polls open now.e just move away from the shot so that john can show you the background behind me. there is actually no one -- we are told this is the situation in several other polling stations at least here in khartoum but it's still early days being elizabeth this is an exercise that will take three days and we can't really tell whether the boycott that has been called for by the opposition is going to impact on the voter turn out until the end of voting on wednesday. but we have talked to a lot of people in the streets since we came here they are -- many of those we talk to are frustrated, elizabeth. they are frustrate about this leadership talking about the need for change. they are saying that they deserve a better life. they don't see what president bashier is going do differently that he hasn't already been doing. [ audio difficulties ] >> reporter: some of these young men have lived for as long as omar al al bashir has been president. he had in the past said that he would not seek reelection,

and in other polls, are very worried about income inequality.on't know where precisely they are on this. i bet they're quite skeptical on giving a few thousand people a year on low taxation on passed along inheritance. and the other thing this bill would do is get rid of capital gains on all the stuff that was accumulated by those people. and capital gains is a thing they consider a double tax. so this in their framework is a triple tax. >> let's put president obama down for a veto on this baby. i think if it gets to him -- >> absolutely. >> don't you think? >> he said that. >> the roundtable is staying with us right now. up next, george w. bush admits, confesses, whatever, that he's jeb bush's biggest problem. but it's bigger than that. republicans don't want war. that's my theory. the regular republican, man and woman, father and mother, grandparent, doesn't want to see their kids going off to another w-type war. and maybe w's got this one right, he's at fault. the place for politics, coming back. my cut hurts. mine hurt more. mine stopped hur

she's leading in every poll. i think it will be difficult for her not to have an extreme level of attention. >> hunter walker, thank you. >>> let's go to the other story. for the latest on the fatal police shooting in south carolina. south carolina state authorities have now released the police dashboard camera video of the incident. it clearly shows the traffic stop, and at one point you see walter scott running from the car, the dashboard camera does not show the fatal shooting where he fired eight shots. joy reid, of course, is still with us. tell us what you know. what does this -- i don't know what to say. it's a horror and other terrible things. to be honest with you, except for the worst possible impulses of people, it doesn't make any sense to me. >> yeah, and i think a lot of people, particularly with the family when who i spoke for, they saw but for the video taken by a bystander, they believe this would have gone under the rug, the police would have believed the officer's story -- >> but what was his s

last time she was called inevitable, she was 20 points ahead in national polls and still lost. they going to get it? >> i think they might get a choice after numbers i don't think it will be elizabeth warren, however, but i think these numbers may prop other democrats we have seen, might three their name or hat into him hillary hasn't announced she will run. everything in public is defending herself, whether about e-mails, benghazi monica lewinsky, money when she was on her book tour and quite frankly she hasn't had the big rally if you will and to the coming out announcement i think that's going to get her some numbers so i am not surprised after the e-mail scandal that we have the numbers that we do today. >> and joe, now the latest reporting is that she's expected to make her announcement as early as sunday, that she may do it on sunday. is that a good move? does it matter which,h day of the week? sort of why on a sunday opposed to a monday? >> i don't think it is going to matter that much. also i think depends how she does it which i don't think anybody has much inkling. >>

the fact that he can poll what he's polling and doing as well obviously emanuel will win this race isemographics of chicago, beyond just the liberalism issue. i think that's the big story here. someone from an unknown and no one expected him to get this far could do this well. >> we'll see what the final numbers are on tuesday. again, emanuel leading in the biggest polls pretty big. >>> this from the "l.a. times." fund-raiser ends for pizzaria that won't cater gay weddings. raises $842,000. this is memories pizza, that pizza pizzaria out in indiana that said they would not be catering gay weddings. a go fund me page was started by a producer from glenn beck's news network, the blaze, that collected $842,000. so we say it's a culture war. this tapped into one side of the culture war. >> in this case you can take 29,000 voters to the bank but that's not going to make a big difference in any other area. 29,000 is still not a lot of people in a country of this size. it shows the power of the internet to be able to raise these small dollars. i think as we look at the campaign and look at j

polling agencies gallup poll, the most recent bat year ago, that did ask people around the world which country is the greatest threat to world peace. the united states won by a huge margin that nobody else was even close. the second one pakistan which was probably inflate bid the indian vote. but that's -- [laughter] -- but fortunately americans are spared knowledge of these facts. the press refuse to report them. but they're facts nevertheless. anyway, here it's iran that is the greatest threat to world peace. interesting questions that one can ask about just what the threat is, but let's say there's a threat whatever it may be. is there a way to end it? yes, there are ways to end it. i don't know if you want me to go into it. >> kind of stick to the five-minute rule. tell them what that is about. >> there have been potential steps which have been blocked by the united states. that's unfortunate. in the case of nuclear weapons we know how to end the problem. it's feasible. it's a matter of implementing policies that are understood, and they could be carried out if there were sufficien

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the polls over the weekend confirmed this. also true that the majority of greek people who understand the euro area want a compromise with creditors. i'm not sure that the governing parties in parliament also share this view. it will be a challenge for the greek prime minister to reconcile the two different views on what is next for greece. guy: nice to see you as ever. thank you very much indeed. we will have more of little bit later. francine: we are also getting some news out of deutsche bank. hans nichols will have an interview with the co-ceo, and should jane, as soon as -- anshu jain, as soon as the news conference finishes. they are seeing heavy litigation in 2015. they are expecting 3.5 billion in cost measures by 2020. guy: anchushu jain will be questioned by hans nichols later. coming up, we are going live to the london stock exchange. we are speaking to the ceo as it rolls out a new business support program across europe. francine: also coming up, we will be talking to the ceo of cap gemini after a mass acquisition

he polled in 7%. he has a 25% favorability rating nearly 50% of people don't know enough about him to have an opinion. our chief congressional correspondent dana bash joining us live from miami where senator rubio will be making his major announcement in a little -- in a few hours. do we know first of all the theme of his campaign? has he laid that out yet, dana? >> very much he has given previews in many of his speeches talking to his aides he's going to talk about the need for a new american century and that's his way of talking about his world view. wolf when he talked to his donors today and told them he was going to run for president, he said he was uniquely equaled fide to be president. what he is going to say in the building behind me called the freedom tower where cuban refugees came and became americans is his own cuban heritage allows him to think about the world not being under the thumb of tyranny and america needing to be the place to allow them to come. >> i owe to god. >> reporter: marc

in sudan polls have opened for presidential and parliamentary elections.all opposition parties are boycotting the vote, though. long time leader ba here is expect today hold on for another five-year term. >>> hundreds of refugees have crossed in to saudi arabia from yemen as saudi arabia continues their campaign. >>> 10s of thousands of people in brazil have taken to the streets for anti-government protests. they are angry about the struggling economy and the corruption scandal implicated politicians from president dilma rousseff's party. >>> hillary clinton has officially launched her 2016 u.s. presidential campaign. she's the overwhelming favorite to wilt democratic win the democratic nation and on her way to iowa the first stop for presidential hopefuls. tom ackerman reports from the state capital des moines. >> i am running for president. >> reporter: hillary clinton made the announcement without any cheering crowds or spot-hit stage. the message delivered instead in a glossy two-minute video featuring a diverse mix of middle class americans voicing th

check out these new quinnipiac polls. it shows she trails republican rand paul in colorado and iowa and just barely leads him in the state of virginia. bret baier our chief political anchor is here to dissect that and much more. we're going to hear from hillary clinton, raining on the parade of senator marco rubio a little on monday, right? >> you would think at least it's setting up that way. we're told there will likely be a tweet or facebook post with a video from hillary clinton. which will get a lot of attention. everybody expectxexpected her to get in this race. but it will get a lot of attention. marco rubio is scheduled to deliver his announcement that he'll be getting in monday in miami. and there's two schools of thought here gretchen. one is that all the oxygen will be sucked up by hillary clinton's anoungs the but the other is that marco rubio will get a fresh look and be the contrast to hillary clinton and who knows, some media organizations may put split screen with mark quo rubio's announcement and hillary'

polls open in togo for the country's presidential election. incumbent is slated to win a third term in hospital, his family has ruled for 48 years already. >>> almost a month now since iraqi government forces drove isil fighters out of tikrit. but as we report now from baghdad there are still residents scared to return fearing sectarian attacks. >> reporter: that crete remains a ghost city. many parts of it destroyed. there was furious fighting between isil and the government forces backed by shia paramilitaries. battle scars are everywhere. there are also signs of looting and arson attacks carried out by the militias. the government admits some members. popular mobilization forces committed these acts. it says it will hold them accountable. security forces here say all pairparamilitaries have left the city and calling on the people to return home. >> translator: i am from tikrit and i tell the people and the families to return. we are your brothers. the conditions are good and your neighbors are returning. >> reporter: al jazerra's request to

cnn had a poll out today, the last one a month ago before the e-mail scandallings had her up over bush and everybody else by 12 13 points. today it's 13, 24 points over ted cruz. and what happens is it's an irresistible story. i understand. they're up in new hampshire, the republicans all they're doing is going after hillary and guess what the public sees? a bunch of people who aren't talking about what they care about, and hillary clinton. so i don't wish her ill. i mean, look, i don't -- i think what these papers are doing is seizing upon this book coming out, and they're trying to break some news. but there has been nothing zero that connects these various dots to anything that hillary clinton has done. and the people who are right in the middle of this have said she didn't intervene one iota. so, you know the notion that we're getting money from suspect characters or countries to help fund aids, malaria and climate change research, that would be a scam if we were actually trying to do that. that's what's happening here. [laughter] >> let's unpack a few things there. everyone would

>> i see it in the polls and i have been through this twice, bill.on't mean much. >> they don't mean anything until when? >> each race has its you own momentum. my gut tells me these things are not going to matter until october november and december. >> this year? >> of this year. they will matter a little bit earlier in some of -- the four states contest. iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, and nevada. but right now, what it shows is what really matters is the amount of bump they h that's what's interesting to me. is rubio. if you take a look at the quinnipiac polls. one in november, one in march and one now. gwen bush moved up four points, cruz moved up four points to. marco rubio moved up 9. >> 9? >> went from 6 to 15. >> mr. rove as always, thank you. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. bernie goldberg not happy about how president obama is treating christians. bernie will be here. also a fox news correspondent once a trusted advisor to it johnny carson. who do you think it is? i hope you stay tuned to those reports. woo ho

her poll numbers have slid dramatically nonetheless. >> it's not just the poll numbers that she shouldwith it's the fact that voters don't trust her in those critical key states. trust is paramount in elections. the problem is hillary clinton has repeatedly lied when it comes to her emails when it comes out to donations from the clinton foundation donations and that's a huge problem for her. and look these lies are catching up to her and it's showing in the polls. what it shows is this notion of entitlement from hillary clinton, this motion that, you know out of touch. and that's also solidified by previous comments she has made regardless being a millionaire upon leaving the white house. she said she and bill clinton were dead broke. they are not like the welly well off. she is entitled. voters are not going to think that she understands them that she understands the issues that they are facing. >> staffers are reportedly moving into her brooklyn office ready to go. >> convenient for me living downtown. yeah they are ready to go. >> does that mean you are going to be part of that camp

still hanging tough in the polls and 5 do chris i have have -- chris christie who is struggling a poll in the 30's in his state of new jersey in terms of popularity so he is struggling. >> kirsten? >> i still have the same people in the mix as i have had. i shifted it around a little bit. walker i still sees a the top candidate. give him 40. he is really really seems to be beloved by the base and also the governor. that is going to play well this time around. and like jason said jeb has name and money and organization. rubio is excellent rollout and he is somebody who really is exciting republican voters. i think he is definitely a top tier candidate. >> okay. bets charles? >> i'm increasing my investment rubio i'm feeling vindicated and somewhat cocky having been in on the deal very early when he was 3% and now he has shot to 13%. now, of course, it's still rather low. is he only ahead by 1 point. it's within the margin of area and it's only april. who is counting? bush is lagging. he should not be in single digits he is and walker, the other one in the top tier is hanging in there. i

where aam now is a polling -- where i am now is a polling station where things are going smoothly. people are behind me and are lining up to get accredited to take part in this election. that process is running from eight in the morning to one in the afternoon. in the afternoon the idea is they come back to cast the balance. this is a hotly contested election. the main party, the ruling party is facing a formidable challenge. >> do tell us about the importance of the election which is the final stage of the voting process, and river state where you are. why is this such a crucial battle ground. >> like you said the elections are taking place throughout nigeria. in the 36 states people are choosing the state governor but this is the epicentre of a titanic battle between the ruling party, the party of goodluck jonathan and the all progressive congress. that's the party of the president muhammadu buhari. it's the richest oil-producing state, the bedrock of the oil industry and the creation of hundreds of billions every year and who runs the state? this state contributes a lot of money

that's another reason that a lot of black people may not turn out to the polls. they just don't feel like the difference is going to be made. and frankly joie, if there's a community in this country that has a reason to feel beaten down it's black people in ferguson. this upcoming election we will see and it will be a big lesson to the world just how much they have been hurt financially they have been hurt spiritually and how they have been totally brutalized. >> "america tonight"'s christof putzel. >>> next, the disappearance of a little girl might be the crisis that finally informs change. later here, face of the future. she's already an internet sensation with millions of youtube fans. >> how do you make the magic happen? i mean listen i'm in news i'll never get 11 million hits ever. >> actually you could. >> "america tonight's" sarah hoye with a story behind her smile and what's next for michelle phan. and hot on "america tonight's" whibt now learning lessons and schooling students for success. but who's picking up the tab? find out at aljazeera.com/americato