is mayor so it's looking like ray kelly might get a seven figure job at j.p.morgan and i think that that and he has some experience with this bear stearns yesterday exactly he was doing corporate security over bear stearns back in the early two thousand and kind of in between his two times as new york police department commissioner and now i mean this kind of in in just but not totally do you think that stop and frisk will now be implemented out you can work out and i think that's one of the reasons i'm going to tell you is guy you know they're like wow i kind of like what this guy is doing with all that surveillance of muslims we could use a little of that surveillance over j.p. . morgan no they said that the major thing that he would be involved with is actually cyber security which is a huge issue for banks you write remember that bloomberg businessweek cover that said very loudly the chinese are stealing your. i mean cyber security in particular d.d. o. s. attacks are a huge issue for banks because banks aren't only a target in terms of corporate espionage

morgan and you know whatever you think about ray kelly politically.scored the highest of any person ever taking the police entrance exam so i bet he could wrap his his head around cybersecurity i mean you know that entrance and entrance exam and exams are you know it's just a bit tense there yes exactly he might just not have those nerves that plague so many of us when we're staring at richly endowed us thank you as always that's all for now but you can see all segments featured in today's show on you tube dot com. you tube dot com slash boom bust our team got to tell you where to go we also love hearing from you so please check out our facebook page at facebook dot com slash boom bust our teeth from all of us here at boom bust thank you so very much for watching see you next time but. it's simply the fourth so only goal in life was nothing more than making money as quickly as possible with what we got to offer the kids. would mornings wake up no one to sleep. it's not a kindergarten or an orphanage it's a post where you live with the family of your c

. >> we have ray kelly and laura ingraham both going to be here t and karl rove. in the meantime eight minutes after the top of the hour. fox news alert, the death toll from the typhoon in the philippines topping more than 1,700 and that number expected to significantly rise as crews search the disaster zone. david piper live. >> reporter: good morning. bad weather is hampering relief efforts at this time. agencies say not enough food and medical supplies is getting through to the worst affected areas but there is help on the way. u.s. and british war ships now are steaming to the philippines. the carrier, u.s.s. george washington and support ships are going from hong kong and should be there between two to four days. defense secretary chuck hagel ordered the george washington and other ships, to make best speed to the republic and the philippines. it will be crucial in getting help to the people in need in isolated communities which haven't been reached yet. the aircraft carrier can produce 400,000 gallons of fresh water a day. at least 10,000 people are now fear

what do you think should happen to brown kids who shouted down ray kelly last night?> i didn't even know. >> police commissioner in new york city goes to brown, they shout him down, he can't even talk and he had to come back to new york city. i think those kids should be expelled, carolla and bussed into your neighborhood to get garbage candy. >> i agree. >> expelled and bust carolla's neighborhood. how about that for a punishment? >> listen, when you said what do you think about those brown kids who shouted out. >> no, brown university. >> oh my gosh we are going racial. i wish he went to yale or rice? >> no, brown is falling apart. adam carolla, everybody. factor tip of the day. the world series and terrorism. the tip moments away. as a business owner, i'm constantly putting out fires. so i deserve a small business credit card with amazing rewards. with the spark cascard from capital one, i get 2% cash back on ery purchase, every day. i break my back around here. finally soone's recognizing me with unlimited rewards! meetings start at 11, cindy. [ male announcer get

what do you think should happen to brown kids who shouted down ray kelly last night? that? >> i didn't even know. >> police commissioner in new york city goes to brown, they shout him down, he can't even talk and he had to come back to new york city. i think those kids should be expelled, carolla and bussed into your neighborhood to get garbage candy. >> i agree. >> expelled and bust carolla's neighborhood. how about that for a punishment? >> listen, when you said what do you think about those brown kids who shouted out. >> no, brown university. >> oh my gosh we are going racial. i wish he went to yale or rice? >> no, brown is falling apart. adam carolla, everybody. factor tip of the day. the world series and terrorism. the tip moments away. [ male announcer ] meet mary. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard-earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your l

brown said, yes, and it was ray kell kelly -- ray kelly who helped restore order. he is the only man to have served two separate administrations as police commissioner. he, as you know, is police commissioner now. i never called him commissioner, from the day i swore him in, until present, i call him colonel. because he is a colonel in the marine corps. i was a private first class. one day i greeted him and i said, colonel, and i turned to his wife veronica, and i said, mrs. colonel, and she said, mr. mayor, i have a title of my own and i outrank you. i said what's that? petty officer first class united states coast guard reserve. she has since been promoted to chief. so if you encounter veronica kelly, just call her chief, and she will know that you have been talking to me. [laughter] >> but i suppose more important than anything else is that in crown heights, we lost gavin cato and yankel rosenbaum. a divinity student from australia who was attacked in the first few hours. frequently i will read of riots in crown heights culminating in the death of yankel rosenba

outgoing mayor michael bloomberg has become synonymous with the program he and police commissioner ray kelly has issued their full support for the practice by which police officers are able to stop people walking down city streets question and in our cap and gown. to further the track as the bloomberg administration has appealed a federal court decision from august that will stop and frisk program violated the constitutional rights of minority citizens the judge called for an independent monitor wittenberg astounding. civil rights advocates have long question the constitutionality of stop and frisk especially because eighty seven percent of those stopped and frist are black white latino and the stock's resulted in an iraq that only about six percent of people don't get this from an analysis of police data from the center for constitutional rights. now what mayor elect flavio made his opposition to the current use of stop and frisk a huge part of his campaign. but now we've elected what powers of the actually have to change this policy. rt course on and on a site to check in on reports. the t

new york city police commissioner ray kelly says he's not sure if this is a real phenomenon. listen to him. >> the press is naming it a so-called knockout game. we don't discount that that exists. it's a possibility. we've investigated, and we continue to investigate seven incidents in the crown heights area. >> so is it a deadly game getting more popular, or is it just getting more exposure because the punches are being caught on tape? now, some credit the "jackass" movies with starting the whole knockout game. others say it really exploded this fall with the release of "grand theft auto v." but listen to what the associated press wrote about this, saying, quote, the game is called knockout. the object is to knock someone unconscious with one punch, until this week it was something apparently youths on the street only whispered about except that wasn't written this week, megyn. that was written back in 1992. it's been going on for quite some time. >> wow. all right, trace, thank you. >>> joining me now with more, harirry houck. good to see you. >> megyn, how are you? >> i'm

ray kelly heard them loud and clear this week. >> it is not for debate. >> ray kelly was shouted off appeals court gave him the last laugh. pressing pause on some order changes to stop and frisk. letting the city keep the program as is for now. for more, i'm joined by glenn, a former director of the david center for public policy at the fortune society and lou is back with us. he is a retired law enforcement agent. glenn, i want to start with you because the new program says the program actually saves lives of blacks and hispanics, especially men. do you buy that? >> zero evidence to show it works. it's reduced crime. it's effective in getting guns off the street. there's research that shows it diminishes public safety. every time a young person of color stops according to their institute of justice report, there's an 8% less chance of them calling the police when they witness a crime. >> lou, what do you think? does it save lives? >> absolutely. i think the fact we went through an era with 2600 homicide as year that were reduced to roughly 500 through the use of stop and frisk suppo

ray kelly was right.has done a good thing. i'm not saying that the democrats can't handle it also. but if they cave to the most vocal minority within the minority, then the city will skid back to -- remember, i was born here. i spent most of my life in this town. i've watched this. this is a process that is very necessary. you need a strong hand in new york. bear in mind that people's dignity has to be protected and constitutional rights. >> and remember it saves lives. >> certainly. >> thank you. >> elisabeth, thank you again for the dress code. >> any time. >> you got a new nickname, ace. >> you are ace. coming up, nearly two years after pushing out the u.s. military iraq now wants our help with al-qaeda. should we give it to them? colonel allen west is next. >> then you've never seen a move like this. a sky diver landing right into a moving car. that's some good shooting. ♪ ♪ ♪ s >>> nearly two years after pushing out u.s. military, iraq wants our help with al-qaeda. the administration in reality showe

. >> this week's loser was brown university war mob of liberals shouted down ray kelly, the new york police chief who was there to defend and explain the stop and frisk policing. the winner this week was ray kelly and the people of new york because appellate court struck down and sharply reprimanded the rule of the judge who had in the first place stopped to overturn the stop and frisk measures who have probably saved over the last decade 7,000 lives, most of them minorities. >> julie? >> my loser healthcare.gov users or attempted users in the middle of all of this political fighting there are real people trying to log on to the web site and see what kind of health insurance they could get. my winner the city of boston. nice to seat folks there after everything they went through earlier this year have a chance to celebrate. >> george was there steve? >> my winners are you have met him jim capretta two healthcare policy wonks who have predicted almost everything we have been able to see the last couple of weeks. this is what he wrote back in july four months ago, the exchange rollout

listen. [ shouting ] >> police commissioner ray kelly was prevented from speaking. by students protesting stop and frisk among other nypd policies. so far there has not been any comment from nypd about the ruling from the second circuit court of appeals. >> all right, trace. thank you. it's halloween. wait until you see how a special family member dressed up this year. next. ♪ the monster mash ♪ it was a graveyard smash [ engine revs, tires squeal ] [ male announcer ] since we began, mercedes-benz has pioneered many breakthroughs. ♪ breakthroughs in design... breakthroughs in safety... in engineering... and technology. and now our latest creation breaks one more barrier. introducing the cla. starting at $29,900. ♪ starting at $29,900. explaining my moderate to severe so there i was again, chronic plaque psoas to another new stylist. it was a total earrassment. and t the kind of attention wanted. so i had a serus talk with my dermatologt about my treatment options. this time, she prescribed humira-adalimumab. humira helps tclear the surface of my skin by actuallrking

new york city police commissioner ray kelly says he's not sure if this is a real phenomenon. listen to him. >> the press is naming it a so-called knockout game. we don't discount that that exists. it's a possibility. we've investigated, and we continue to investigate seven incidents in the crown heights area. >> so is it a deadly game getting more popular, or is it just getting more exposure because the punches are being caught on tape? now, some credit the "jackass" movies with starting the whole knockout game. others say it really exploded this fall with the release of "grand theft auto v." but listen to what the associated press wrote about this, saying, quote, the game is called knockout. the object is to knock someone unconscious with one punch, until this week it was something apparently youths on the street only whispered about except that wasn't written this week, megyn. that was written back in 1992. it's been going on for quite some time. >> wow. all right, trace, thank you. >>> joining me now with more, harirry houck. good to see you. >> megyn, how are you? >> i'm

here's ray kelly. >> we also use specialized resources in all five boroughs, helicopters, trained detection the route. nypd harbor units will escort ferries to runners to their appointed start on staten island. >> runners will be screened before the start. can only use clear plastic bags to carry their belongings and banned from wearing bulky masks. hydration systems also prohibited during the marathon. if you're watching and thinking of bringing a backpack, keep it at home. they'll be subject to search by nypd. all these precautions being taken to make sure what happened in boston doesn't happen here in new york. the new york road runners club did issue an statement in light of the l.a.x. shootings saying we're comfortable and confident with our safety and security plans as led by the nypd. kayla, back to you. >> thanks so much for that, mary. a lot of spectators are going to be out there this weekend, watching. so, the advice about not bringing a backpack is something a lot of people should heed. >> very important. >> more on stepped up security for the new york marathon, joining us is fo

i want to read exactly what ray kelly told cnn. is an important decision for all new yorkers and more the men and women of the new york city police department who work very hard day in and day out to keep this city safe. 9 reputation was unfairly we smerge the by the judge's decision. and i am pleased that independent judges have come to look at this case. i have always been and certainly haven't been alone concerned about the partiality of this judge. we look forward to the examination of this case. a fair and impartial review of this case based on its meters. it's important for new yorkers and important for the police department that that case be heard as expeditionciously as possible. >> but there's a big issue here. that ray kelly's statement doesn't address. next tuesday is election day. bill de blasio is almost certainly becoming mayor. he campaigned on stop and friski frisk. he's going to be the mayor come the first of the year. he's going to change the policies anyway. so in some respects this is going to be moot and settle

police commissioner ray kelly says this year's security is expected to be tight, adding 1400 security cameras in addition to the 6,000 security cameras civilinging throughout the -- sur veiling throughout the city. there'll be dogs at the finish line, helicopters monitoring from the air, and boats in the harbour to ensure that the runners are safe crossing the bridges. all of this is put in place to make sure another boston doesn't happen. >> and if you are heading out today we have colder air in place over the north-east. what a difference a day makes as a cold fronts moves through, allowing a cold push of air to pour down. temperatures only in the 40s across the north-east. we have cold air in place, across the northern border of the u.s. to where we have a winter storm system. it's putting down rain showers and snow. our nation in this section - mainly rain free. the only exception is here into parts of southern texas, that's where we are getting an influence from the storm. it's moving into parts of western and south texas, hoping to fuel some of the shower activity. sonya is a tr

listen. [ shouting ] >> police commissioner ray kelly was prevented from speaking. by students protesting stop and frisk among other nypd policies. so far there has not been any comment from nypd about the ruling from the second circuit court of appeals. >> all right, trace. thank you. it's halloween. wait until you see how a special family member dressed up this year. next. ♪ the monster mash ♪ it was a graveyard smash as a business owner, i'm constantly putting out fires. so i deserve a small business credit card with amazing rewards. with the spark cascard from capital one, i get 2% cash back on ery purchase, every day. i break my back around here. finally soone's recognizing me with unlimited rewards! meetings start at 11, cindy. [ male announcer get the spark business card from capital one. choose 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase, every d. what's in your wallet? i need your timesheets, larry! but it sure feels that way. because with power ports... and wi-fi... and in-seat entertainment, for everyone on board, now when you fly, time flies too. (fli

>> i was a proponent of ray kelly running for mayor.e would have been a fabulous mayor. >> he made it clear he wasn't going to run. >> i think it was a little too late for me. one of the things my wife was very concerned about is that i might win. >> how is it how is it that they get these kind of folks. some nice. take nothing away but not the caliber you would think going for such a prestigious office? some running for years some that you have never heard of. bill has at the national level working for key congressional types. >> how do you think he will be with your friends? >> your platform to get electside going to be very different than the platform you govern from. what this incoming mayor understands as charlie just quite rightly pointed out, new york city is the center of capitalism. not just in the united states but around the globe. if the incoming mayor decides he is going to attack it, destroy it, or disable it, that means he is is a one term mayor, neil. i don't think that's his intention. i think his intentions are he want

police commissioner ray kelly and mayor michael bloomberg stood behind the programs, insisting that they don't target anyone without a lead. polls show that the majority of new yorkers think the nypd treatment of muslims has been appropriate. >> i think the "not me" effect also ties in with whether or not they believe a search or surveillance is reasonable and whether or not you believe invasions of privacy are reasonable really depends upon the extent to which you believe that certain groups deserve to have their privacy violated, those are the "others." they're not me. >> we can't let this happen to this community because if we let it happen to muslims, you better guarantee it's going to become broader and it's going to happen to some other community along the line and we're going to remember and say damn if we would have done something when it was happening to muslims, this would never have happened. right now were not there yet. >> it's always acceptable when the costs are being borne by someone else. now all of a sudden there's some awareness socially that, oh wow, the nsa is actual

police commissioner ray kelly said this year's security is expected to be tight, adding 1400 security cameras in addition to the 6,000 security cameras that are civiling throughout the city along the route. there's going to be bomb-sniffing dogs at the finish line, and there'll be helicopters, monitoring from the air as well as both in the harbours -- boats in the harbours to ensure the runners are safe crossing the bridges. all of this is in place to make sure another boston doesn't happen. >>> good sunday to you. i'm eboni deon, we are quietening down across the north-eastern u.s. spotty rain showers that we'll have to deal with in the early part of the day. high pressure is building in. as it does it will dry things out. it's a different story in the western u.s., watching a storm system bringing in rain and snow. look at what we had a chance to wake up to in parts of the u.s. a rare solar eclipse. we had the cloud cover as the runner loined up to get -- lined up to get through the security checkpoint. the chilly airmass will be take sticking around. temperatures below average, fro

the police commissioner ray kelly says this years' security is expected to be very tight.hey have added 1400 security cameras in addition to the 6000 security cameras that are already surveilling around the city. there is going to be po bomb sniffing dogs at the finish line and helicopters monitoring from the air and boats in thea in thr borst to ensure that the runners are safe crossing those bridges. all of this is put in place to make sure that another boston document happen. doesn't happen. >> and it was a cloudy and cold start to the day for the new york city folks going out to enjoy the marathon or participate in it. the clouds have cleared and we are not seeing much in the pay owayof precipitation. we have enjoyed some breaks of sunshine throughout the day. just not much of a warm up as runners took to the streets this morning. the temperatures are still very cold. we are running from 1 10 to 20 degrees colder. in portland we are 19 degrees colder and we have temperatures around the 50-degree mark and 58 i50 in d.c. and 58 i 58 in atlanta. in the mid section it's be

police commissioner ray kelly defended the ruling and practice sitting reduced crime rates in mork -- citing reduced crime rates in new york city. >> lowest number of murders, the lowest it's been since october 31st in the 1940s, perhaps. that's how safe the city is. our tactics and strategies, i think have worked and continue to work. >> the appeal process will continue through next spring. new york city elects a new mayor on tuesday, and blass r the employment -- bill de blasio, the democratic front runner built his campaign around stop and frisk. >> the faa issues new rules with electronic devices - what you can and can't do. >> a legal victory for a hot sauce company caught up in a battle with neighbours over its facility. >>> some good news for tech-savvy travellers. the federal aviation administration says airline passengers will be able to use most electronic devices throughout flights, including takeoffs and landed. travellers can listen to music on the ipod, play games, but will not be able to make phone calls. a safety review will take place before the rules take plans of br

new york city's police commissioner, ray kelly, saying that the marathon is the most protected race thatunner can enter. goes for 26.2 miles. that route begins in staten island. as you can see, winds through the other boroughs before ending in manhattan central park. they say there are sgaun00 surveillance cameras, bomb-sniffing dogs and police officers with radiation detection gear moving through the crowds. and they seeven say scuba diver have been checking bridges for any suspicious devices. runners also face a new layer of scrutiny, including bag checks and the public will have limited access to the finish line at central park. all in response to the tragedy just six months ago. the bombings at the finish line of the boston marathon that killed three people and left hundreds of other injured. >> it is a heated debate and you're about to see it today on fox news sunday, about whether americans really need obama care. chris wallace brings together two experts with very different opinions. listen. >> they don't need the federal government telling them what they need to get. many people

new york police commissioner ray kelly is confidence. he's town to two thousand extra surveillance cameras in addition the city has deployed flight additional headache all this stupid august and fourteen alan smith adults especially trying to define takes place six. think it will be as safe as it's ever been. of us along route twenty six mile loop through. you can resort to. twenty six miles which ended manhattan's central park. some forty eight thousand runners are expected to take to the cruelty that edition of the race. a citywide celebration that draws from this view is from ole for the will. sydney has been blanketed in a haze of smoke drifting from fires burning west of the city. two of australia's most famous landmarks can hardly be seen in sydney harbour bridge and the upper house and shot in some neighborhoods pollution levels have purportedly soared to fifteen times above normal. more than forty bush and forest fires are burning in the blue mountains and other parts of new south wales. oh and parts of northern china were treate

. >> this is a miss for brown university which hosted police commissioner ray kelly this week.re to give a talk on proactive policing. students booed and heckled him until he had to leave. he was not able to give his talk. there was a time when a university like brown was considered a liberal institution. those days are over. think it's very sad. >> used to be liberal in the best sense of that word. now it's the worst. james. >> i guess this is a hit. admiring the savvy of those political operators at goldman who had a lot of friends in washington in 2008 and helped them get bailouts. now we find on their payroll, hillary clinton, as well as mrs. ted cruz. they've covered all the bases once again. very impressive. >> is there some irony of forethought in that? >> yes, shooting for irony. the delivery, not such great admiration. you got to do what you got to do. remember, if you have your own hit or miss, please send it to us at fox now doot com. be sure to follow us on twitter. that's it for this week's shows. thanks for watching. hope to see you right here next week. >>> brand

in the meantime ray kelly may have lined up a new job.he top security role at j.p. morgan chase before mayor michael bloomberg leaves office. there was an election today, a new mayor coming in to new york city. the police department is denying that ray kelly will move to j.p. morgan. >>> some students in vermont aren't going to be going footloose any time soon because the school banned dances for a year. the school principal says dancing is getting a little too risky. >> dances can't be condoned. they don't represent the values we aspire to. you then have to turn that to a discussion that can hopefully engage kids in understanding it. >> the only dance that will be allowed this year is the senior prom and that is next spring. what do you think about that? caught on camera, photographers who cover rodeos may need tpo -- to get hazard pay. a photographer in canada tossed like a rag doll. then that bull decided he needed another victim. the photographer, we understand is going to be okay but he's got a broken rib and some bruises and that re

. >> reporter: new york city police commissioner ray kelly says 2,000 security cameras will provide video surveillance including 100 new mobile cameras purchased after the boston bombing. five choppers will patrol the air. 49 police dogs will be deployed including highly trained canines that can detect explosive materials moving through a crowd. >> people are now streaming in here from all over the country, all over the world. so what can you tell them about the safety of the race on sunday? >> well, i think it will be as safe as it's ever been, it's a long route, 26 miles. we will have resources. >> reporter: in central park where they'll finish the race these preparations are translating into confidence. the only threat facing runners like phil falk and kate pfeffer is exhaustion. >> i haven't her anybody express trepidation or concern about lining up for this race. >> are you to the going to be running more in the middle of the road to avoid the crowds on either side. >> only if that is the most direct route. >> reporter: they will have to go through security check points anywhere near

new york city police commissioner ray kelly said some victims don't report the attacks because no robbery was involved, and in some cases they may not know what happened. we have 18 reported incidents, seven in new york, two in syracuse, one ties. two in st. louis, one died. one in chicago, who died and another in san diego. new york is the epicentre, there was talk that st. louis was one of the worst places in the past. i know you have a friend who was attacked. what did she say in. >> well, it was a fellow physician. she was walking down a street and surrounded by a group of young men. one swung on her and she avoided the punch and was, instead pushed. but unbeknownst to them this woman studied karate and stayed on her feet. she said, "hey, what are you doing? where are your parents? get out of here. go home. whose taking care of you?" so as a physician she recognised right away that these were young men with no purpose, no academic goals, had nothing to lose, knowing they could kill someone or injure them in a very gross way - they didn't care. these are youngsters who don't care about

outgoing mayor michael bloomberg has become synonymous with the program he and police commissioner ray kelly have issued their full support for the practice by which police officers are able to stop people walking down city streets question them and pat them down to further in trying the practice the bloomberg administration has appealed a federal court decision from august that ruled the stop and frisk program violated the constitutional rights of minority citizens the judge called for an independent monitor which bloomberg is challenging civil rights advocates have long questioned the constitutionality of stop and frisk is specially because eighty seven percent of those stopped and frisked are black or latino and these stops resulted in our arrest of only about six percent of people this from an analysis of police data from the center for constitutional rights now mayor elect bill de blasio made his opposition to the current use of stop and frisk a huge part of his campaign but now that he's elected what powers does he have to change the policy r t correspondent ana stasia churkin reports.

outgoing mayor michael bloomberg has become synonymous with the program he and police commissioner ray kelly have issued their full support for the practice by which police officers are able to stop people walking down city streets question them and pat them down to further than trying to practice the bloomberg administration has appealed of federal court decision from august that ruled the stop and frisk program violated the constitutional rights of minorities citizens the judge called for an independent monitor which bloomberg is challenging civil rights advocates have long questioned the constitutionality of stop and frisk is specially because eighty seven percent of those stopped and frisked are black or latino and these stops resulted in arrests only six percent of the time this from an analysis of police data from the center for constitutional rights now mayor elect bill de blasio made his opposition to the current use of stop and frisk a huge part of his campaign but now that he's elected what powers does he actually have to change this policy r t correspondent ana stasia churkin up r

outgoing mayor michael bloomberg has become synonymous with the program he and police commissioner ray kelly have issued their full support for the practice by which police officers are able to stop people walking down city streets question them and pat them down to further in trying the practice the bloomberg administration has appealed of federal court decision from august that ruled the stop and frisk program violated the constitutional rights of minority citizens the judge called for an independent monitor which bloomberg is challenging civil rights advocates have long questioned the constitutionality of stop and frisk especially because eighty seven percent of those stopped and frisked are black or latino and these stops resulted in an arrest of only about six percent of people this from an analysis of police data from the center for constitutional rights now mayor elect bill de blasio made his opposition to the current use of stop and frisk a huge part of his campaign but now that he is elected what powers does he actually have to change this policy r t correspondent on a saucy a churc

. >> like mondale -- >> will tell you, ray kelly. where were you, ray? >> topic three, in a race that has tightened considerably in the final hours before voting begins, democratic terry mcauliffe leads cuccinelli by a slim margin. is the obama care debacle the reason this race has tightened? >> no, this is an example where the tea party is killing the republican party. mcauliffe is a good friend of mine, i can't believe he's going to be governor. the tea party nominated this right wing guy who doesn't stand a chance. it's not clear. >> another tea party victim. >> he does stand a chance. he's down six points. the problem really is the libertarian candidate who has ten points which he's taking from the republicans. the option -- the problem with the republicans is they can't get all these people together. they're not lock step like the left. it would be great for the libertarian candidate. >> will be a lot bigger -- >> there was reporting today that said women are going to make the difference in virginia. that's true everywhere. since you gave women the

ray kelly has done more to save minorities than any left winger.leaving. >> abraham lincoln established thanksgiving. >> he officially made it the third thursday in november. >> was it lincoln or roosevelt? >> set your dvr so you never miss us. "special report" is next. >>> the supreme court gets another chance to bite out of obama care. this this is "special report." good evening. last year the nation's highest court kept the president's health care plan alive. next year it will get another shot at obama care through a challenge to the plan's highly controversial contraception mandate. >> this is an incredibly significant case. >> reporter: for the second time, the supreme court is gearing up to hear a challenge to president obama's achievement, the affordable care

new york's top cop ray kelly was recently booed off stage when he was set to give a guest lecture.l after the controversial stop and frisk policy. he is taking the high road. he was honored from the foundation and after receiving a standing ovation from the crowd he said he would donate it to the brown university endowment fund. >> pope frances celebrating all saints day in rome. the post traveling to rome's main cemetery to celebrate mass in honor of the day of remembrance. it is considered a milestone for roam. a pope hasn't visited for more than 20-years. this is a new pole out from the vat tican and it is raising eyebrows. they are taking a worldwide survey on gay marriage. the polls will be considered input for that meeting. the survey reflects the pope's pledge to make the local church meters involved in decision making. >> should be interesting. >> we love these stories a 4-year-old girl in florida got a special surprise at a school assembly. he wasn't supposed to be home until march but he was given a month's leave after his wife gave birth to their second child. >> and she

police commissioner ray kelly and mayor michael bloomberg stood behind their programs insisting they target anyone without a lead. the polls showed that the majority of new yorkers think the nypd treatment of muslims has been appropriate. >> i think the not me effect ties in to whether or not they leave a search or surveillance is reasonable, and whether or not you believe invasions of pry sassy are reasonable, really depends on the extent to which you believe certain groups deserve to have their rights violated. that is not me. >> if this can happen to muslims, it is go to broader. >> it is always acceptable when the costs are being bourn by season else. now there is some awareness socially that the nsa is doing this on a universal all-encompassing scale, like surveillance. >> the nypd admitted in court that its surveillance of muslims never generated a leader investigation. >> following up now on his report, josh rushing joins us from fault lines. josh something that comes to mind that what we now know about spying comes from the leaks of edward snowden. >> yeah, glenn greenwald li

this guy is fighting ray kelly and the new york police department successful crime attemp attempts.to tax himself. he'd rather risk people moving out of the state. today they say he wants to appoint randy weingarten to run the board of education. why are the democrats trying to destroy new york city. >> good evening, larry. how are you? >> i'm good. nkts you know, bill de blasio is an unrepen tent, unapologetic democrat. it won't surprise everyone what he's going to do. the real question is what happened to new york city that so many people turned away from the policies of mike bloomberg and have turned so robustly toward the policies of bill de blasio. he's going to win it. the margin is a little surprising to me. good for you, bill. >> i'm not so sure. maybe it's bloomberg. my pal joe lhota didn't run a good pro growth campaign. >> no. >> robert costas, let me go to you. we have early numbers in virginia. why is cuccinelli going to lose, bob? >> i think cuccinelli -- >> if he does. if he does. >> when. >> it looks like cuccinelli is going to lose. i think it was because he was not

and it was ray kelly who helped us restore order out there. he ultimately maim my police -- became my police commissioner. he's the only man to have served two separate administrations. he, as you know, is police commissioner now. incidentally, i never called him commissioner. from the day i swore him in until this present. i call him colonel. because he's a kohl them in the marine corps -- a colonel in the marine corps. i was a private first class. [laughter] one day i greeted him, and i said, colonel, and i turned to his wife veronica, and i said, mrs. colonel. [laughter] and she said, mr. mayor, i have a title of my own, and i outrank you. [laughter] i said, what's that? petty officer first class united states coast guard reserve. [laughter] she has since been promoted to chief. so if you encounter veronica kelly, just call her chief, and she will know that you've been talking to me. [laughter] but i suppose more important than anything else is that in crown heights we lost gavin cato and yank l rosenbaum. you will remember, a divinity stud

>> i think this will be one of his first lunches with ray kelly. i don't see how he could run the campaign that he ran without changing this policy. a lot of people in new york have a problem with the policy. there are a lot of people who don't think this is a right way to live in the city, and i think de blasio has embraced it and ran with it. >> okay, two questions, and you just embrace it and run with it. what would a mcauliffe win say to you and would a cuccinelli loss speak beyond the borders of virginia? >> yes, i think he's a little bit of a yesterday candidate in virginia. i think republicans will have to wake up and see how to embrace a candidate, that's what i would like to see, what is the percentage of women that he gets. if he's trending flew right our. they have two sitting democratic centers. it's an important state, but there is something to be said. reince priebus, they see their future in terms of national office, not the ken cuccinellis. that's the party structure and there will be those conservative who is say we have to keep be

he's willing to give up ray kelly which is a really stupid thing. >> i think we are done here.directly ahead, should an ex-girlfriend get a slice of her ex-boyfriend's power ball pie if she dated him for a decade before he dumped her? the $338 million breakup battle next on "the five." >>> welcome back >> welcome back everybody. intriguing circumstances begging the question what would you do? first off in march a new jersey man named pedro turned over a winning lottery ticket. he just won 338 million bucks. then it got interesting. his girlfriend is now suing him because he won't share the winnings. girlfriend is also mother of their child and more the couple lived together for 10 years. they ron a convenience store together as well. to add a final twist inez moved out of pedro's place claiming abuse. what would you do around the horn? >> what if you are pedro first? >> pedro. it's an ex-girlfriend ex-boyfriend. i wouldn't give them a nickel. here's where i think they may have a problem. the fact that they have the grocery store she is arguing he used the money to buy the ticke