unless somebody dismiss rudy as a rogue agent, there's this, mr.i said he was acting on his own as a private citizen with the knowledge and assistance of the state department. that would be donald trump's state department. he would not say whether mr. trump approved or aware of the effort. joining us now with his reporting, "the new york times" political reporter ken vogel. ken, lay it out for us. >> yeah, we had reported on this, john, a few months back that rudy had actually planned to travel to ukraine to meet with the -- either the incoming president or people around the incoming president of ukraine to essentially raise these issues and urge the new government to continue what had been investigations that were started by a prosecutor under the old government. the prosecutors, by the way, widely accused of corruption like so many prosecutors in ukraine. he got a ton of criticism for that from across the political spectrum. he backed out of that, blamed democrats, the media as well as enemies, unspecified enemies in ukraine for sabotaging him. b

rudy giuliani has a message for the former fbi director. stay there. >> former fbi director jim comey exposed today for being a liar a leaker, and he's always been a wimp. our next guest knew comey long before the days of infamy.ou he hired him as the district-- r the southern district of new york back in 1987. joining me now, rudy g., new york city mayor. personal attorney. we have a lot to get into. but what's the personal takeaway from this report which is exceedingly detailed. unlike the special counsel's report, well written. >> i think this report, forget whether it's a crime or not, sort of details the worst director in the history of the fbi.>> >> in the history of the fbi. >> take jay edgar hoover put him aside, whatever he did, this guy, he w broke every rule. if you look at the horowitz report, he broke every rule of the fbi. now, i think he should be prosecuted. if you -- if you don't think he should be prosecuted, okay. but, for him to say i didn't leak, the report demonstrates that he leaked. he's completely lying today. i did

here's rudy giuliani as a prosecutor in 1982.e and donald trump met at the comb-over club downtown. he seemed to know what was to come hair wise. here's rudy's hair in 2000. not bad. here, it's fine, he's getting older. you look at him from the side. his head has a hump on it like a camel. here's rudy giuliani yesterday. we've done nothing to alter this. all of a sudden his hair is purple. it looks like he was eating pancakes and fell asleep in a puddle of boysenberry syrup. but who lets him go on tv like that? if you spray that magenta spray paint out of his hair, he looks fine, like a weird old monster, like anyone else. [ applause ] hey, here's another crazy thing. on tuesday, the president spoke at this annual teen summit for a conservative student group called turning point usa. for whatever reason, the official seal of the office of the united states was not the official seal of the office of the united states. that seal has a two-headed eagle, which is the symbol of russia. it's holding golf clubs, a lot of cash, and inste

. >> rudy, rudy, rudy! pres. trump: stand up, rudy. rudy giuliani. he did a job.ave never seen anything like it. new york was crime infested. we had problems. we had problems like nobody would believe and rudy went in loved him for it. job and people it was not like, he is a horrible person. people loved rudy giuliani. he was a great mayor. thank you, rudy, for being here. [applause] personrump: the first that i put on in the campaign, he was driving me wild. sir, iying you can win, am telling you you can win. he loves this state, he is from this date. he said, you can win, sir. for months, he would drive me crazy. you can win, you can win. finally we said, let's give it a shot. hope, id cory, i had had just a couple of people. we rathelean and mean staff. loves yourewandowski state, loves new hampshire. he was the first one that talked about us possibly winning the whole big ballgame. and he is tough and he is smart, and i am hearing he is thinking about running for the senate from new hampshire. [cheers] i think he would be tough to beat. i will tell you one thi

rudy giuliani and pam mangino -- dan bongino will be here to respond. two weeks after epstein suicide sean talked about this, but why does alan dershowitz now believe he is a victim of the meat too movement. here is the mikey is here to tell us about it but michelle obama in a new showtime series. but who might play the other first lady? and "good morning america" succumbs to advance in twitter mob, raymond arroyo will be all over it from "seen and unseen." but first from burlington to beijing that is the focus of the first of tonight's angle. in the media world that we live in with connectives hopscotch and across the country making multiple appearances a day, it is easy to miss the most revealing moment. case in point, speaking to the hill, bernie sanders praised china. >> they have made more progress in extreme poverty than any country in the history of civilization. they've done a lot of things for their people. >> laura: [laughter] yes, they've done a lot of things for their people all right, bernie including the ongoing brutal violation of basic h

rudy clearly spruced up his side-fringe with a box of "just for rudy because no one else really wantsok like this." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) that is-- he's always been grey, right? ( applause ) give me another taste, jim. just -- wow! just red on the sides. he looks like business casual bozo. ( laughter ) (as giuliani) "look, forget supercuts. i saved five bucks by getting my hair done at the mortician. he calls this one, 'the open casket.'" ( laughter ) we have an update on a story from earlier this week. you might remember, president trump spoke to a group of conservative teens at the turning point u.s.a. student summit or as the kids call it, "t-puss." ( laughter ) do they call it that? they don't call it that? they should. they should call it that. well, since then, folks have looked a little closer at the footage of trump speaking and they spotted a problem. turns out, trump delivered his speech in front of a fake presidential seal. let's look at this thing. the eagle has two heads instead of one, which might look familiar, because that's the russian coat of arms -- (

rudy giuliani, mollie hemingway are here to discuss the twisted rhetoric. also today, joe biden campaigning in iowa saying trump has no moral leadership renders directly to blame for the violence. candace owens is here to respond. plus, frank luntz breaks down the where the democrats are using two separate america. and raymond arroyo will share shocking details, interestingly-timed, of a violent hollywood film that could inspire, some are warning tonight, more mass shootings. they can't miss seen and unseen straight ahead, first, morning in america. that's the focus of tonight's angle. as our nation continues to him on the tragedies in el paso and dayton, president trump did what was right spending the day visiting with the shooting victims, their families and brave first responders. and for the most part this was done away from the media spotlight. >> we met with numerous people. with met with also the doctors in the medical staff. they have done an incredible job. if there a lot of heroes. lot of euros, a lot of people who just did incredible work. >> lau

rudy giuliani! [cheers and applause] he did a job -- he did a job in the first year, i've never seen anything like it. new york was crime infested, we had problems, we had problems like nobody would believe and rudy went in there and he did the job and people loved him foa it. it wasn't like he was a horrible person. people loved rudy giuliani. he was a great, great mayor. thank you rudy for being here.li [cheers and applause] and the first person that i've put on in the campaign, he was driving me wild, he said i'm saying you could win, sir, you could win! i'm telling you, you can win! he loves this state. he's from the state. he said, you could win, sir! i'm just telling you -- for month after month he would come drive memo crazy. he said you could win. you could win. and finally, we said let's give it a shot. and i had corey, i had hope, just a couple of people. we had a rather lean and mean staff but corey lewandowski loves your state, loves new hampshire, he was the firste one that talked about

rudy giuliani. nice to see you and good morning. the metropolitan correctal center. you know it well. you saw it being built. how would you explain it and describe it. what's happening on a saturday night inside this jail. >> it's a jail rather than a prison. a jail is a place you hold people when they're awaiting trial. a prison is when you put them when they finally get sentenced. they're more permanent places and prisons are easier to handle. jails are more transient different population in and out every day. there's no excuses. what happened is mind-boggling. it's impossible to happen. it's a small facility. it's not reicher's island with many different buildings. one building. almost everything is within view if you want it to be of the guards. this argument whether he was on suicide watch nort -- is silly. the guy was a high-risk prisoner. he's a guy there's probably 50 very important people who have a motive to kill him. not alleging anyone named but it's true. we know some people are in a lo

>> "rudy." i've never seen that. don't er...id see. don't remember her last name.? i rewatched this recently, but i don't remember... that movie holds up, by the way. i highly recommend rewatching it. >> good movie? >> um, and i... yeah, i do not know this. >> all right, well, got those two lifelines. >> yeah, so i'm going to use my "plus one," on this one. that's my final answer. >> your husband is here to help. >> yes. >> come on down, idris. how you doing? >> okay. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> hey! >> hey. >> all right. can you help us out here? >> i think i can. >> [gasps, laughs] >> perfect. that's great news. >> yeah. i'm pretty sure somebody has asked me this trivia question before. yeah, some of my friends and i, we trade trivia questions around and, uh, my one friend pete in toronto, he asked me this one. he asked me who has the lastnamd of >> yeah. >> there's almost zero pain. [both laugh] >> i'm pretty darn sure that it's the mel gibson movie "mad max." truman had a short name like truman, you know, like two syllable. i don't remember. like

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[applause and cheers] who -- [applause and cheers] stand up, rudy. rudy giuliani. man, he did a job, the first year i have never seen anything like it. new york was crime infested. we had problems. we had problems like nobody would believe. rudy went in and did the job and people loved him for it. it wasn't like he is a horrible person. people loved rudy giuliani. he was a great mayor. thank you, rudy, for being here. [applause and cheers] and the first person i put on the campaign, he was driving, saying you can win, you can win. i am telling you, you can win. he loves the state, he is from this state. i'm just telling you, i had him on month after month, think you can win, you can win. and finally we said let's give it a shot. and i had corey, i had just a couple of people. we had a lean and mean staff. but corey lewandowski loves your state, loves new hampshire. he was the first one that talked about us possibly winning the whole big ballgame. and he is tough and he is smart, and i am hearing he is thinking about running for the senate from new hampshire, i don'

so, you know, pretty strong reaction there from rudy giuliani. >> well, and now everybody is looking for answers from politicians to again justice department officials. bill barr saying the inspector general is going to investigate this. i want to play something that a private investigator who worked for epstein's accusers told me earlier this afternoon. listen. >> jeffrey epstein lived his life not in a 4 by 4 cell. and he knew he only had two options. one, if he turned and cooperated against every single person that indulged in his illegal behavior. and i became a witness against these people. or he was just going to spend -- he knew he was going to get convicted, spend the rest of his life in a cell. there was no way this individual, knowing who he is and how he has lived was going to do that. so yes, this was inevitable. >> vicky, you've obviously covered and researched epstein for years. tell us more about the -- you know, the powerful network that he built and the mystery behind his finances. >> yes. so it is -- it is sort of fascinating. he sold himself as something that i was

people loved rudy giuliani. he was a great, great mayor. thank you rudy for being here. [cheers and applause] and the first person that i've put on in the campaign, he was driving me wild, he said i'm saying you could win sorry, you could win! i'm telling you, you can when asked mike he loves the state. he's from the state. he said, you could win so! i'm telling you that -- for month after month he could drive me crazy. he said he could win. you could win. and finally, we said let's give it a shot. and i had corey, i had a hole, just a couple of people. we had a rather lean and mean staff but corey lewandowski loves your state, loves new hampshire, he was the first one that talked about us possibly winning the whole big ball game and he is tough and he smarts and i'm hearing he's thinking about running for the senate for new hampshire. i don't know. [cheers and applause] i think he would be tough to beat. i'll tell you one thing, he will go into washington and he's going to have you in mind. he is going to do a job if he does do it so we will see what happens. he hasn't

they're not. >> rudy, thank you very much. >> thank you, jesse. you're terrific, by the way. >> jesse: thank you very much. up next to the left through into a rage over president trump's new immigration policy, but there is an inconvenient truth they are not telling you. that is next compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. and to know that i could save money? i'd be thrilled. this sounds like a whole business package, which would be incredible. so what are you guys waiting for? let's do it. (laughs) comcast business gives you a full suite of products with great performance and value. get fast, reliable internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network for less than at&t. that's 120 dollars less a year. better, faster. i mean sign me up. comcast business. beyond fast. >> jesse: the radical left is losing it over president trump's new immigration role to make it easier to keep out immigrants who could drain our welfare system. >> trump is shutting the door on hundreds

let me say what rudy giuliani did. he said clearly the police should approach every person attempting to sleep on the sidewalk and tell them they are not allowed to use the streets as a bedroom and toilet. if he only needs a place to stay that can be provided. if he needs a job, the city can find one. or if private working be found he can be required to work for the city for the legal limit of 20 hours a week. it worked. >> doug, i find a little disagreement with what you said. there is no lack of government efforts to solve the problem. but the problem is they are not solving it, they are subsidizing it. san francisco is distributing hundreds of thousands of syringes to homeless people. that's not going to solve anything. here is the other part and i think it needs to be focused on. when you look at san francisco and seattle and portland, when you don't have a marketplace of ideas, when you have one party rule, you you turn your back on these sorts of issues. mayor giuliani was able to become mayor of new york city as

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>> if you mean by investigating, i meant rudy giuliani. i think mr.ies threatened back in may and now going on today are really un-american. i mean, it's not his business to be investigating the former vice president of the united states. it's a canard. it's been disproved. but it lingers in social media on blogs. right ring blogs. and rudy giuliani is trying to try to discredit the former vice president. none of us can fully account for the activities of our family members, but they don't necessarily reflect on us. they certainly, in this case, there's no evidence that joe biden ever took any improper action with respect to the ukraine. >> the president referenced former president obama several times yesterday when he had this extended q & a session on the south lawn with reporters. he blamed him on a variety of topics. he does this a lot. but there seemed to be this uptick of it yesterday. why do you think he does that? >> well, i think the contrast bothers him. president obama was a historic figure. hi comported himself for eight long years without

people loved rudy giuliani. he was a great mayor. thank you, rudy, for being here.plause and cheers] and the first person i put on the campaign, he was driving, saying you can win, you can win. i am telling you, you can win. is from the state, he this state. i'm just telling you, i had him on month after month, thing you can win, you can win. we said let's give it a shot. corey, i had just a couple of people. we had a lean and mean staff. loves yourewandowski state, love new hampshire. he was the first one that talked about us possibly winning the whole big ballgame. and he is tough and he is smart, and i am hearing he is thinking about running for the senate from new hampshire, i don't know. [applause and cheers] i think it would be tough to beat. he will go in to washington and he will have you in mind. does dodo a job if he it. we will see what happens. he has not made up his mind yet, but he would be fantastic and i guess something you go back and talk to your family, talk to your wife and make a decision. they are all saying are you going to support him? i don'

david: i remember how the crime turned around because of a republican mayor in new york, rudy giuliani talking how money is the answer. here is a 1995 piece from the "new york times." he lowered crime, made it a much cleaner city and he did it while he was cutting the budget. >> people saying the crime rate is high, they weren't even alive when rudy giuliani was there. there is a lot of possibilities as to why some places have that. people who have been to jail tend to do more crimes when they come out. if you can lock people up, it cuts down on crime. >> new york, there is finance, fashion, media, there are jobs. the tend to skew the lower crime rarity as well. >> i was here in the 70s. talk about a hell hole city. it was here. there are studies that photograph why there is crime reduction and there is a lot of correlation and not a lot of causation. the u.s. preparing for a new strategy in afghanistan after a deal with the taliban. but can the taliban be trusted? we'll "a marine veteran next. president trump: with respect to afghanistan, we have made a lot of progress. reducing it af

before rudy we were taking global stats of new york city. including all five boroughs.rudy giuliani put the responsibility where it belongs. david: it's not rocket science. you have to make sure people are not loitering or using the streets as their bathrooms as they are doing in los angeles and creating health crises. it's relatively simple stuff. but the liberal democrats are not doing it. >> this whole controversy with trump's tweets about elijah cummings. it started because a local african-american young lady activist was going in the community and a community member said do you want to see a horror story. and he took her to where he and his wife lived. it was full of rats and roaches and dead bodies and needles and all the things trump tweeted about. it was based on her responding to the local black residents ara revolution in the black community. i think the president could have the potential to get 20 to 25% of the black vote quietly. they may not admit it publicly. when they get into that voting booth and look at their paycheck and hook at what 50 years of the d

from very well known figures here in politics and we're going to start with the former new york mayor rudy giuliani who actually posed the question who was watching what does the camera show followed the motives and we also need to see u.s. president donald trump said that he retreated on saturday saying jeffrey epstein had information on bill clinton and now he's dead and he also read tweeted another tweet which said documents were unsealed yesterday revealing the top democrats including bill clinton of course took private trips to jeffrey epstein's. and so you know there's a lot of names swirling around and there is a media frenzy here over what the next steps will be in this case. of course there are other charges which are potentially going to be brought against people who had some sort of connection to jeffrey epstein we are public as you started to say now many of the scenes former associates are going to be on the spotlight so what's going to happen with them. well it was a saying there i mean you know the fact that jeffrey epstein is now dead is not the end of this case like we kno

world of politics here in the united states who have their own theories the former new york mayor rudy giuliani who is now an attorney for donald trump said who was watching what does the camera show follow the motives he tweeted i actually here on sunday the new york times. reported that guards were supposed to check epstein every half hour but the procedure wasn't followed the night before he was found and the jail had also transferred his cell mate leaving him alone so between the tweets and this article now from the new york times and several other media outlets we can say that there's a little bit of a frenzy here in the united states over what exactly happened to jeffrey epstein and most importantly how could he actually apparently commit suicide in his jail cell considering that just weeks ago he was found with marks on his neck in his cell so many questions remain unanswered. also now many of the former associates are likely to find themselves under the spotlight what are the big means. no you're absolutely right and i mean i've already mentioned. former president bill clinton

and then former new york mayor rudy giuliani said who was watching what does the camera show follow the motives so all of this is fueling as you can imagine online on social media a lot of questions over how in fact jeffrey abstain and who just several weeks ago we heard in the report there. he was also apparently had attempted suicide managed just weeks later and his own life so as you can imagine marianna everybody is talking about it here. all right well probably what about epstein's alleged victims how have they been handling the news of his death. one of dismay disappointment but also it seems that they are only willing to give up in their in their fight for justice like i mentioned before the fact that there is the potential for charges to be brought against people involved in some way in those charges that were originally brought against jeffrey epstein as opposed gives hope to some of those accusers many of their lawyers have come out saying that they are going to continue with the fight and once again like i said there's an investigation underway at the f.b.i. is continuing to

rudy giuliani told cnn that epstein was the mastermind. without him, it becomes harder. how much harder will it be to prosecute any coconspirators? >> on the criminal side that may be true. i don't know what evidence the southern district of new york might have against other potential coconspirators. so far, only jeffrey epstein was charged with crimes. even though one of his crimes was conspiracy. i always thought it was odd that nobody else was charged in that conspiracy. perhaps prosecutors continue to look at it. i look at it from the point of view of victims. one of my victims, how upset she was, how justice was denied. another woman i spoke to today said, i have a sense of relief. even in jail, the victims were afraid that jeffrey epstein might retaliate against them. there's emotions for different victims. there's different people he has harmed. >> absolutely. allegedly were victims in all kinds of ways in different homes in different states, in different countries, for that matter. it's not like there's one collective victim here. i want to talk to you about the

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this goes back to rudy guliani. things have to get completely out of hand.d. the crime rate will go up. people in the city will be afraid and then and only then will they elect somebody that gets out in the street and lets the cops do their job. until that happens, this is only going to get worse. >> raymond: do we have the video?o? we have. michael brown protest. this is just in, by the way. in a moment you'll see the cops attempting to arrest somebody. then you have people attacking these officers while they'rere trying to protect citizens in what should be a street and is now a pedestrian plaza. watch this. the cops are surrounded by these protesters. i've never seen anything like this. >> all i can say is, under rudy guliani that stuff wouldn't happen. he would not allow it. for this to go on, these cops are basically -- they're a coddling -- >> raymond: they're afraid. the cameras make them more afraid. >> i can't blame them. i feel sorry for them. the union leaders will tell you that. >> raymond: the media exploits children to advance a political agenda

. >> sean: rudy giuliani started at all. >> do you know what?avid dinkins, rudy giuliani, he got the cops, money from the cops, that's fact. then bloomberg, then me. here's the thing. six years in a row, crime goes down but we've improved relationship between police and community. we've done things that that have not done before that bond police and community together. we've retrained the entire police force and add 2,000 were officers on patrol. those are the facts. >> sean: i'm never going to agree with you. you drive me crazy and you don't answer questions and you duck a lot. but thank you for coming in. and i take very seriously those men and women. that's my family appear this is our city. i want every person in the city protected. i want you protected. by the way, you should rethink every single new yorker -- every single new yorker should have the means to protect themselves with a weapon. >> we have the finest police force in america. we have the finest police force in america and we will keep making it stronger end. >> sean: great, i'm

. >> i held myself back because i have to let rudy take the league, sometimes i find myself texting rudy make her do this. but for the most part, they work really well together and, i'm just mom, i'm there for support and encouragement and that is all that she wants from me. >> i have three words on the wall of my children's rooms, dream, laugh, and what do you have as suggestions? >> keep believing in yourself. they will have bumps in the roads and obstacles to get over but, if you really wanted and have that passion for it, believing in yourself is what is going to get you there. >> got it, kristi thank you so much, we appreciate your time. >> thank you for coming to fremont. >> it was our honor and pleasure. >> i cannot believe believe we started in livermore, but we are not done, because next summer -- >> that's right, i will announce it, the first city we are going to is, i am just joking, we will tell you 2020. thank you to everyone behind the scenes, it is not easy to put on an hour-long production, so thank you to all of you, you know who you are.>>> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jerry: i just... i

why did you announce in the first day a zero tolerance policy of stop and frisk and hire rudy giuliani's guy in 2007 when i was trying to get rid of the crack cocaine. >> there's a saying in my community, you're dipping into the kool aid and you don't even know the flavor. you need to come to the city of new jersey. >> kirsten gillibrand provided one of the most dramatic effects when she accused biden to be sexist. she asked biden to clarify what he meant in 1981 when he was a senator. >> mr. vice president, you didn't answer my question. what did you mean when you said when a woman works outsid the home it's resulting in, quote, the deterioration of family and that we are avoid be -- >> no, what i -- >> these are quotes. that was the title of the op ed. we know america's women are working. four out of ten moms have to work. they are the primary or sole wage earners. they actually have to put food on the table. eight out of ten moms are working today. most women have to work to provide for their kids. many want to be working to provide for their communities and help people. either you do

. >> rudy abdulio rivera and they found $30,000 in stolen merchandise. this target store in redwood city is among the places they're accused of hitting. so is this cvs is san carlos. >> we don't get a lot of theft around here. >> the sheriff's office is working to identify the owners of the stoleening property, the suspected stolen merchandise has been returned to the businesses. four other suspects were identified during their search and detectives are now getting warrants for their arrest and people who shop at these places are weary. >> things are changing in the world. we've got some weird people. >> oail tft. prosecse filed 15os cy million charges against another bay area couple in june and july that occurred across 5-mile stretch of california. >>> new at noon a bullet goes flyings right where a football team and cheering squad were practicing. >> it's a quiet part in a residential part of hayward. people were running from gunfire. >> it's just a sad thing i have to teach my kid or my young teenager now to things happen around us to just sons on t

here to respond is rudy giuliani, president trump's personal attorney and former new york city mayor. it may or have you ever been to this facility? >> i watched it being built. >> jesse: really how did this happen? i was an assistant u.s. attorney when he built it and occupied the building next to it. it is connected to the u.s. attorney's office. so when we moved, i watched it being built and when i was there, i had the ncc, and have been in it 20 times as a prosecutor. >> jesse: i wish someone thought they were looking out the window when this was going on. >> don't know what they are -- i know the floor they are talking about. i don't like conspiracy theories. i don't think we should engage yet because we need to know the facts. the whole thing is completely incredible to me. and i just spent the night having dinner with two correctional officials who know and cannot figure out how this could have possibly happen. how you could let a guy most high risk prisoner in the facility who could be killed for several reasons. he could kill himself. >> jesse: rate. >> the prisoners could ki

you went out and hired rudy engaged in stop and frisk, 75% of those illegal, you found yourself in aituation where three times as many african-american kids were caught up. the justice department came after you saying you were engaging in behavior that was inappropriate. then nothing happened. the entire time you were mayor. >> we have a system right now that is broken. recordsant to compare -- and frankly, i'm shocked that you do -- i'm happy to do that. >> why did you announce on the first day is zero tolerance policy of stop and frisk and higher rudy giuliani's guy in 2007, when i was trying to get rid of the crack cocaine? a saying in my community, you are dipping into the kool-aid and you don't even though the flavor. you need to come to the city of newark and see the reforms we put in place. the aclu says i embraced reform not just an action but in deeds. west,k, pressler cornell what is the flavor of the kool-aid? you were at princeton, at harvard now, were at princeton in the state of new jersey. you have watched as cory booker rose as mayor. clearly taking in many cases, mar

. >> why did you announce in the first day a zero tolerance policy of stop and frisk and hire rudy giuliani's guy in 2007 when i was trying to get rid of the crack cocaine? >> there's a thing in my community, you're dipping into the kool-aid and you don't even know the flavor. you need to come to the city of newark and see the reforms we put in place. >> so what about senator kamala harris after a strong showing in the first debate? some thought the strongest of all the candidates, she now learned what it's like to take serious incoming. she was forced to defend her record as california's attorney general. one of the sharpest attacks came from tulsi gabbard. >> she put over 1500 people in jail for marijuana violations and then laughed about it when she was asked if she ever smoked marijuana. >> i did the work of signific t significantly reforming the criminal justice system of a state of 40 million people which became a national model for the work that needs to be done, and i am proud of that work. >> this morning half of the candidates who were on that stage last night, they will be here on

jeb bush was just at 1% at this point and rudy giuliani the closest, but here's the key difference becauseust about nationally. biden has been able to extend his advantage to the early states so in iowa that university poll had biden at 28%. all were at 14% or less. so biden right now is a clear front-runner, not a guaranteed winner but a clear funt runner. >> you hear a lot of people say he's just like jeb bush or rudy giuliani. the numbers tell you something different. >> the numbers tell us he's not like these folks. he has a clear bigger advantage. and it's not just national, but when you get down to the states. >> why are you just looking at failed front runners? >> we can take a look at overall front runners and basically what you can see is whether you take a look at iowa or nationally, biden at this point has a about a 30% to 40% chance of winning the nomination based on the national poll or iowa caucus polls, he has about a 30% chance. >> and very stable. >> and it's very, very stable. look at this. so this is the current average according to a cnn poll we did in october 2018. 33%

it was not quite as dramatic when rudy returned to the practice field.ut there was a signing at the end of the radar practice today. antonio brown is still one not 100%, and he is still searching for the right helmet. >> i'm just grateful to be here . i have dealt with a lot of adversity. i am excited to be back and see my teammates. to get into the groove of things. >> the coach welcomes him back. he smiled and waved to everybody. we are just happy that he is back. >> reporter: all is good with the oakland raiders, at least for today. the giants and the a's tonight. all of the hype that i just gave you, he is not in the lineup. this is the national league park, we will see tonight. >> that will be a good one. thank you. >>> the cbs evening news is coming up next. >> nora o'donnell is here for a preview. >>> chaos in hong kong. of violence escalates between police and protesters for the second day. is china's military gearing up for a crackdown? >>> what is good for the heart is not good for the head. keeping but treasure in check could help reduce the r

why did you announce on the first day a zero tolerance policy of stop and frisk and hire rudy giuliani'suy in 2007, when i was trying to get rid of the crack cocaine. >> mr. vice president, there's a saying in my community, you're dipping into the kool-aid and you don't even know the flavor. >> reporter: and once again, the contentious issue of public busing. >> when vice president biden was in the united states senate working with segregationists to oppose busing, which was the vehicle by which we would integrate america's public schools, had i been in the united states senate at that time, i would have been completely on the other side of the aisle. and let's be clear about this. had those segregationists their way, i would not be a member of the united states senate, cory booker would not be a member of the united states senate, and barack obama would not have been in the position to nominate him to the title he now holds. >> when senator harris, who was the attorney general for eight years in the state of california, there were two of the most segregated school districts in the count

we're ad rudy's cafe in emeryville. a small town of 12,000 companies. high-profile companies are based here. we're down the street from pixar studios. down the bay from san francisco. high cost of living, housing utilities, food. we're looking at restaurants. restaurant owner eric hanson supports the wage hike but he is concerned about narrowing profit margins. >> it is great for them. i'm heap for them. i wish it was only about that amount of money that alone would be sustainable. but with taxes on top of that, starts to really make you, you know, it is a concern. reporter: unlike in other states, this is important. tipped employees in california cannot make less than the minimum wayne. hansen says his employees were making more than 20 bucks an hour, including those tips. so he is saying higher taxes will push his labor costs much higher and prices are expected to follow. now keep in mind, emeryville minimum wage could go even higher. they indexed it to a local cpi, a basket of goods and services guys. here ad rudy's cafe, the owner says if inflation