the plane flying into laguardia, would you vote for rudy giuliani? >> do you think that's happening here? >> i think -- >> i think you're right. >> this is one of the most massive disconnects between the chattering classes and the elites and what regular people at home are thinking. now, of course, the chattering classes and elites and dumb liberals -- >> and the building security. >> here's the deal. just so you guys know, dumb liberals are like oh, we can't -- please let them go out and spit on us otherwise we're horrible human beings. dumb republicans are saying we shouldn't go west africa that's none of our business. it is our business. we got to do things at once. one we have to protect americans. i would say a mini marshal plan to go over to west africa. do whatever it takes to support these people. and spend money to stop this virus in its tracks. >> so what do you think is the more prevalent feeling this massive disconnect that you just

former mayor rudy giuliani and other politicians joined the demonstration. ian terrorists.liani and other politicians joined the demonstration. >>> and almost 5 million vehicle owners are being warned about potentially deadly air bags. a fourth death has possibly been linked to the defect. toyota is adding vehicles to its recall list. safety groups say as many as 25 million vehicles may be affected. jeff glor reports. >> reporter: the air bags in question are made by takata, and they've been subject to a spiraling series of recalls that this year reached more than 11 million. the problem, the air bags can explode, sending metal shrapnel flying through the vehicle. we spoke to stephanie erdman who barely survived. >> instant blindness on my right side followed by gushing blood. it was terrifying. i thought i was going to bleed out at first. >> reporter: four deaths may be linked to the defect. the latest, a 51-year-old woman in orlando who was driving a 2001 honda accord. this is the 911 call. >> where is he bleeding from? can you tell? >> it looks like it's coming from the

hear why rudy giuliani is among the people in this these crowds furious over this performance. >>> andbreaking news today, three american teenage girls trying to enter syria. and the reason, raising some eyebrows. stay right here. woke the man who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. find parking space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that secured the data that directed the turbines that powered the farm that made the milk that went to the store that reminded the man to buy the milk that was poured by the girl who loved the cat. [ meows ] the internet of everything is changing everything. cisco. tomorrow starts here. the internet of everything is changing everything. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you have enough money to live life on your terms? i sure hope so. with healthcare costs, who knows. umm... everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor.... can get the real answers you need. start building your confident retir

and then rudy giuliani says now. that flag wasn't the right flag. lou: of all of the things right now, which you're going to reveal to us and parts of our loss history, what is the most curious to you? >> the most curious one is jfk's brain. let me just say that his brain is missing. we all know that is audie, after he was assassinated, went to our international cemetery. god knows what we can show about the shots that were fired, i don't expect anyone to bring back the brain. at one point in time someone had it and they were walking around washington dc with that, i want to know where did it go. and the person they suspected to be is not in a series for serious story of a family member and someone who is trying to protect their own family. lou: i was afraid that would be the answer. the show starts when? >> on halloween night. how could switchgrass in argentina, change engineering in dubai, aluminum production in south africa, and the aerospace industry in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's

joining us, the former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. thank you very much for joining us.prepare for what officials here in washington are calling a potentially imminent plot from this al qaeda group khorasan? >> well, of course they can do more, but new york has been ready for this since the attack of september 11. both mayor bloomberg and now mayor de blasio has built up through the two police commissioners, probably as good a defense against all possibilities that you can have. so i'm sure they're going to reheighten their efforts. i'm sure they're going to be a lot more careful, if you can be, about what's coming into new york. they're consistently doing exercises and table top exercises, playing out what would happen if there was a bombing to try and keep it as contained as possible. so no assurances. but i think i'm pretty comfortable saying that new york city is about as prepared as any city in the world for, god forbid, something like that happening. >> one thing i know officials are worried about are the airports. are they secure enough, especially because some of

the show went on tonight, despite people like rudy giuliani showing up and protesting. david cody is the theatre editor for "time out new york magazine", and returned from the performance. what was it like? >> there was a lot of theatre outside the opera house and inside. getting to the opera, was a track. there was a lot of bull horn inventive directed at people going to the met. >> telling people not to go. >> people were giving speeches saying you were supporting anti-sematic art. the show went on. >> you wept inside. anything unusual? >> it was about three hours, there was a little heckling. >> i heard there was a standing ovation. >> it's standard operating. this was created by pulitzer prize-winning artist. >> john adamson was the composer. >> explain what it is that people were offended by. >> it's palestinian administration-front terrorists and clinghoffer, creating a moral equivalence, the opera does not do that. to call it anti-sematic, it's wrong. there are anti-sem etics in it but expressed by the terrorists. it makes dramatic sense, but is not advocating it

we have as i say, rudy giuliani, we haven't had that here. anderson, one of the things that are missing badly is a surgeon general. you know, they put up a fine candidate who was shot down by republicans. they have never replaced it. that surgeon general is often the person who comes to the people as the nation's doctor saying here is what the threat is to your home, here is what it is not. and the question is, why this is not a threat to the great majority of americans. >> sanjay, what do you make of this appointment? >> i mean, i agree with david. there are so many different aspects of what the job will be, certainly the scientific part of it. the homeland security, department of defense, there are so many different agencies and things that need to be coordinated. you know, i think you need to have somebody out there who will calm people down. i think dr. frieden has done a reasonable job. there has been some confusion around some of the things he said. people start to question the faith then of the -- they start to question the system a li

liz: david up next, former mayor rudy giuliani gives us ideas how the economy can recover more quicklyward-winning producer of shows, inspector gauge get, captain planet, now he is doing atone with buffett. a toon with warren buffett, a show teaching your children about business. stay tuned. protein in jellyfish, impact life expectancy in the u.s., real estate in hong kong, and the optics industry in germany? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. hard it can be...how ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does n

i ad to steve moore's list, rudy giuliani. remember 9/11, not far from ground zero, feeling things out of control until rudy giuliani said they weren't. i'm sure at times he felt under siege. you just don't say that to the country. you get paid by the way for these times when things are spinning out of control. melissa: tom sullivan. >> the president said something about the fact that he is willing or country is willing to take responsibility and lead the way, everything else. have you noticed that is the key phrase lately. everyone says i take responsibility but do do anything about it. hillary said about hillary clinton. secret service director, fell on herrd sword but most people in washington don't take responsibility and do anything. >> cut to the chase. why don't we cut, steve. steve and tom. cut to the chase. is over his head. is he over his head? absolutely. >> what tom subscribed is leading from behind. that's what we've been doing for the last three or four years. there is a sense, that is why i think ebola crisis be

over 400 people including rudy giuliani the former mayor protested. they say the production glorifies palestinian terrorists who killed a wheelchair-bound jew on a hijacked crews ship in 1985 protestors marking a year since the disof andy lopez. last october the 22nd, the 14- year-old was shot and killed by sonoma county sheriff's deputy. he believed lopez was carrying an assault rifle that was a toy. this morning there was a demonstration at the county hall of justice. protestors say the incident is part of a pattern of excessive force. >>> caltrans plan to install steel plates on the bay bridge again but this time they say it won't stall traffic like it did last friday. caltrans will add temporary pavement where the plates cover the road making for a smoother ride. no word on when that might happen. >>> olympic track star oscar pistorius was sentenced to five years in jail for killing his girlfriend today. as debora patta tells us, pistorius is already behind bars. >> reporter: a huge crowd surrounded oscar pistorius as police brought him away to be

former new york city mayor rudy giuliani joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening, greta?r thoughts am i right or wrong on this whole thing trash talking? >> you are absolutely right. i worked for ronald reagan. ronald reagan used to point out often that america has very few good friends in the world very few countries we can count on all the time. like you have very few good friends in life. he said one of those good friends in the state of israel. you get the impression with the obama administration as if the state of israel is an enemy of ours. bought in completely to this equation of moral equivalency. that's what this creates this attitude from the top in the administration that there is somehow equivalency between the state of israel and the authority. state of israel is democracy ruled by law. the palestinian authority is the haven for terrorist. half of it hamas, one of the organizations in the world. half of it fat talk, an organization with an history of corruption that is mind boggling. when you think of all the money that's gone to the palestinian authority, mo

. >> rose: rudy giuliani. >> and rudy giuliani i'm sorry to say evoked floyd's name when he spoke at the rally the other night. so to have a bunch of people coming in saying the opera is bad, the opera shouldn't have been shown, although i have never seen the opera, i read the libretto or seen the video. >> rose: let mow weigh in in two ways. number one, as i hear what floyd is saying, he says he perfectly understands the right of the metropolitan opera to put any metropolitan opera what he wants to be, he is a strong supporter of the first amendment, he thinks they should have exercised better judgement. >> right. >> rose: you think the metropolitan opera should be able to produce anything that it wants to do -- >> i can't decide what the opera should do. i condition decide what an author should do. you here had the other night martin amos who wrote this-- amis who wrote a book extraordinarily controversial and your interview was marvelous. he explained what drove him to write thising would. and you also had the quote, the primo levy quote, namely there are certainly things you can'

liz: rudy giuliani. you want to know who is prepared, let's go to cleveland.ng very well with the threat of ebola. we will likely see new ebola cases here. she came to texas and then took a flight to cleveland and, of course, everybody got upset and cleveland. how would you feel if people had been on that flight? >> kicking off their home opener. you know what, millions, hundreds of millions of dollars for the cleveland economy. that dirt topi cost growth. by the way, the cleveland clinic is a sponsor. >> that is right. we are very pleased to have lebron back. lots of committees. they will bring the convention here. we just could not be more pleased. liz: you are ready. the new york knicks will come in there tonight. the chicago bulls last night, they will come in and try to prove something. i heard 200 plus million dollars is coming back to the city. >> we are seeing a tremendous surge in the economy. it helps that we have seen a tremendous amount of fracking now. things are looking better and better for us. liz: our coverage with the governor for so many yea

we'll ask former new york city mayor rudy giuliani if he thinks it's enough. bill: the man tasked with investigating the secret service scandal in colombia is caught in a prostitution sting himself. martha: this nurse does not think she should have to stay in any mandatory quarantine after she came back from treating ebola patients. does she have the right to leave her home? >> i think we need to be careful to insure it's not brought here. there is a whole reason people are unsure. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® martha: late yesterday afternoon the homeland security department increased the security level. they are saying the moifs just a precaution after the theiror threats from isis as well as the terror attacks that killed two soldiers. rudy giuliani joins

rudy giuliani is an horrible person. the cops are out of control.i vote for? >> you think that's happening here? >> i think it's -- i think there's a mass i -- this is one of the most massive disconnects between the classes of the elites and what regular people at home were thinking. of course, the elite and the dumb liberals. >> just so you know at home. dumb liberals -- please, let us go out and spit on us or else we're horrible human beings. and dumb conservatives are saying we shouldn't go to west africa. it's none of our business. it is our business. we have to do two things at once. one, we have to protect americans. and i would say a mini marshal plan to go to west africa and do whatever it takes and spend money to stop the virus in its tracks. >> what do you think is the more prevalent feeling? this massive disconnect that's going on in the country over this stuff? >> right. >> or the confusion about it's the cdc against the state government. >> and now the military against the white house. because the military is quarantining people. >> i'm

i'm aaid four months ago rudy giuliani embarq on an independent strategic review of the driver backgroundcess and now they are on track to complete more than 2 million background checks of potential drivers in 2014. a say what they are doing at the airport is entirely legal. ♪

former mayor rudy giuliani slamming the as minute operation for not. >> it creates this attitude within the obama administration that somehow there's an equivalency between the state of israel and the palestinian authority. they should be identified and fired. number two they should get the staff together. i had to do this when i was mayor, make it clear these are not the comments he wants that he is not going to accept this. the last thing netanyahu is a coward. >> do you think the president owes them an him an apology? comment on our facebook faj at #keep talking. >>> a plane disintegrated outside of a naval base. black smoke poured from the crash site. it was getting ready to land at the naval station when something went wrong. the faa is investigating. kaci hickox vowing to fight officials to force her to self quarantine. she has shown no symptoms of the virus and said her civil rights have been violated. she is plan to go defy the quarantine. police could detain her if she leaves her home. they had a mandatory 21 day quarantine in new york, new jersey, connecticut and illinois. >>

. >> former new york mayor rudy giuliani and others will protest a performance.tinian terrorist who murdered a disabled passenger only a crews ship. >>> a press conference will discuss a break in a robbery spree in northeast philadelphia. three suspects are under arrest. there were 14 business robberies. this past weekend a police officer stopped a car believed to play a role crime. one of the suspects was drive winning a gun and plastic inside the vehicle. the other two suspects were taken into custody elsewhere. >> breaking overnight, the bodies of several women are found in the midwest and their alleged killer has confessed. "good morning america" has the details. >> reporter: my twitter for jacob from oxford pennsylvania tweets 34 degrees. i'll have the day-park forecast and day planner forecast coming up next. ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. >> it is time for a preview of "good morning america." >> amy robach joins us for ao

. >> hundreds including former new york city mayor rudy giuliani protests during the premiere of a controversialpera. they claim a glorified palestinian terrorist is called a tet of klinghoffer based on a disabled jewish man killed on an italian cruise ship back in 1858. protesting standing their ground on the metropolitan opera. >> from someone who looked at the opera it is extremely dangerous very bad and i am protesting. >> the met says despite the protests it will not scrap the production. >> the fashion world mourning the loss of an eye gone. legendary designer oscar de la renta passed away after a long battle with cancer. for decades evening gowns have been the favorites of royalty. including nancy reagan and laura bush. mr. bush saying in a statement we will always remember him as a man who made women look and feel beautiful. last month he designed amal clooney's bedding dress. -- wedding dress. he was 82 years old. >> baseball fans are gearing up game one of the world series kicks off tonight with kansas city royals facing off against the san fan giants. >> maria molina is live with the

rudy giuliani, i am sorry to say, invokes floyd's name when he spoke at the rally. bunch of people saying, the opera should never be shown, though i have not seen the opera. >> number one, as i hear what floyd is saying, he says he perfectly understands the right of the metropolitan opera because he is a defender of the first amendment. he thinks they should have exercised better judgment. you think it should be able to produce anything it wants to do. >> i cannot decide what the opera should do. the other night you had martin amis, who wrote a book that was extraordinarily controversial. he explained what drove him to write the book. you had the primo levi quote, the adorno quote, writing auschwitz is barbaric, yet there must be writing. and one of america's most significant composers has previously done operas about controversial subjects. dr. atomic, critical of the united states. "nixon in china," which showed kissinger in a bad light. he has a perfect right to do that. how can floyd say to people, you should not see this, you should not hear this? one group, je

if he would have appointed rudy giuliani, something that made him look like he was rising above politics and actually putting someone in place to handle this and this wasn't about giving back scratching favor to an aid, he would be in better shape. >> still haven't heard from the ebola czar. >> there's a huge inconsistency what the administration is saying. one hand they're saying we can't quarantine mel pers -- medical personnel but at the same time, they want to quarantine the soldiers in the hot zones. >> ban travel. do it already. stop. >> it stays in the headlines and as we're talking about it, people are talking about it ahead of the midterm elections less than a week away. hillary clinton in damage control mode? the possible presidential candidates now backtracking after saying that businesses and corporations don't actually create jobs. why her words may come back to haunt her. sandra and i were doing a little dance earlier about that. we'll explain. you weren't dancing. i was. plus for halloween, bat girl costume? retail giant that has a lot of explaining to do and right after t

rudy giuliani and pataki. many people are saying the opera glorifies palestinian terrorists. the story is based on the 1985 murder of leon clinghoffer on a cruise ship celebrating his 36th wedding anniversary with his wife. that ship was hijacked with palestinian terrorists. they shot him in the head, his body washed ashore on a syrian beach a few days later. this will be the second large new york demonstration against the work since the mets season opener last month. protestors then were carrying signs and calling the opera propaganda, masquerading as art. i want to start with you on this. the met is rolling this out. it's art to them. a lot of people pushing against the fact that within the play is a humanization of the terrorists telling their story, too. your thoughts? >> i think good art is controversial and if that's the message they want to portray, and i haven't seen it so i don't know that that's actually what's going to come through, a lot of people there said we're sympathizing with the people who suffered, but good art is controversial. you can write about it and

had rudy giuliani here years ago, and i was fascinated by his zero tolerance. man, they threw the book at you and new york today has the residual effect of the zero tolerance policy. people you know, were taken the task, prosecuted, gone after, but we passed the 2012 law, we put tools in an epa site and labor, mr. lewis, you had cited several. were there others? that was in a miami instance. terminated, anyone prosecuted or disciplined? >> to my knowledge, there's no one prosecuted, but i'd have to get back to you on that. >> we'd like to -- >> we did refer all the instances we found to our investigators. >> this law has been in place for such actions. i think in this case, these were contractor employees and so, they had -- for the record, i have to put this in. my own area in central florida had a housing authority and a director who came in after i had gotten housing authority taken over by hud, it was so mismanaged. they brought in another housing director. when i came to office, the first thing was housing authority director coming to me complaining that s

. >> he probably doesn't want to do it but rudy giuliani would be perfect for this perfect role. if you lived in new york city and you know rudy, he put together an extensive set of dooms day plans for the city so when 9/11 happened, he knew exactly how to respond and want just that. not just the terrorist attack but a chemical attack. >> anthrax. we had a lot going on at that time. >> he was prepared for everything. he anticipated every situation and what could go wrong. he was always ahead of the curve. the cdc director, he was basically instructing hospitald from the podium on things he should have been telling them months ago. >> so my big question, paul, is it time for an -- and i'm going to quote the golf channel this weekend calling the president the first duffer because he has his conversation with the hhs secretary and then moments later, we know from video went to hit the golf course in his wind breaker. is it time we hear from the president? >> it is but it should not have gotten to this point where he has to step in. the larger issue is there's a bad health protocol th

plus a form eer dictator is takg on act vision and former mayor rudy giuliani will join us in that fight. up nextich opinions. there's no shortage in this world. who do you trust? whose analysis is accurate? how do you make sense of it all? a simple, unbiased stock score consolidated from the opinions of independent analysts... is that too much to ask? nope. equity summary score, powered by starmine, will help you execute your ideas with speed and conviction. and it's only on fidelity.com. open an account and find more of the expertise you need to be a better investor. >>> back welcome back to "squawk alley." >> we're just getting news that nina pham, the first u.s. healthcare worker to be infected with ebola may be transferred to nih today. that coming from a federal government official with direct knowledge of the plans but warning that could be fluid. we should know more later today. the plans are currently evolving but we are hearing that nina pham, the first nurse treated in dallas for ebola may be transferred to the nih later today. >> thanks mega. >>> okay a quick check on the mar

look at the options who would have been there, i pulley understood why andrea would have said rudy giulianithis week because he dealt with anthrax -- >> i can't believe you're attacking obama -- >> if you just want to talk, i'll be quiet. >> you guys are just on this, like, the attack against -- >> no. [inaudible conversations] >> i'll remind everybody that it was not just democrats or obama's administration that wanted the. john mccain, senator john mccain came out, of all people, and was -- >> and i have said it too. but anybody that is not a political hack, judge. i mean, i'm sorry, kirsten, have you read his resumÉ? it's like having karl rove as, say, bush's anthrax czar. would you -- >> i'm sorry carl was so offensive to you. what's wrong the karl rove? >> because he wouldn't have a background -- >> you don't need a background in -- >> he's a political person. [inaudible conversations] >> better than jen psaki, but, you know -- >> why do we have to appoint one person czar in order to get the information we need? >> you know why? because we've had misinformation. >> clinton would not ha

. >> a former mayor of new york, rudy giuliani among the people protesting against this.to read something from ilsa, lisa klinghoffers wrote a letter. terrorism can not be rationalized can not be understood, can never be tolerated as a vehicle for political expression or grievance. unfortunately the death of klinghoffer does all this and sullies the memory of a principled sweet man in the process. do you understand it? >> the death of klinghoffer instead of the murder of. he don't have a heart attack. he was shot in the head. thrown overboard because he was jewish. we don't know what his views in israel were. he was kkilled because he was j. >> tough moments. which slavery i come from. you come from tra diagnosdition slavery. often inspires moments of art. >> century later. the killing of martin luther king, beheading of the people by isis, you don't want to see an opera justifying the killers and presenting the killers perspective t they have the right to make the judgment. we have the right to express our opinion about the judgment. >> exactly. that's america. >> that's

i remember how reassuring it was rudy giuliani, mayor of new york city, come out, and at least be in control. melissa: you're saying there is no dad in that scenario out there listen, it is okay. >> say what you want about president obama. we take a lot of shots at him here. this is pretty, bipartisan. if you're going to come out to you're going to come out if downplay threat of ebola and people start catching it, getting symptoms of it, or at least contracting it, and people start dying of it on our shore, you will lose confidence that s what is going on. we have a confidence gap. by the way markets are trading off this too. talk to traders. they don't believe anything. >> economic figures in the u.s. have been pretty decent so far but -- >> if the stock market continues its path, get follow-on wealth effect. melissa: are you in the hand basket or outside of hand basket. >> i'm not quite in the hand basket. melissa: up on the handle? what about you, dan, are you in the hand basket. >>> i know they don't tell us the truth. that is fact of life. the truth has neverrbeen told. they sai

over 400 people including former mayor rudy giuliani protested outside the opera.y say the production glorifies palestinian terrorists that killed a wheelchair-bound jewish man on a hijacked cruise ship in 1985. >>> it could soon cost more to visit some of america's most popular national parks. yosemite on the top of that list. yosemite officials would like to raise the fee to drive into the gates into the park from $20 to $30. it would be the first hike since 1997. the proposed hike includes fees for camping. park officials will take comments on the increases coming up november 20. >>> we had hoped to talk with the morning show crew at the kansas city affiliate but unfortunately, we have some technical problems this morning. maybe they're a little scared. >> i think they might be frightened. we are going to lay out our wager today and we'll have an update tomorrow morning. i was so looking forward to it, though. >> got it right here. >> oh, well. >> okay. >>> time now 6:53. police in indiana may have stumbled across a serial killer. how the disturbing crime spree

. >> former new york mayor rudy giuliani and former new york governor pataki were among those protesting. not asked to be banned or shut down, just voicing their concern. new york mayor bill de blasio supports the mayor saying "we don't have to agree with what's in the exhibit, but we agree with the right of the artist and the cultural institution to put that forward to the public." one of next month's performances was originally planned to be broadcast to a worldwide audience, but the met's director, peter geld, canceled. acknowledging that the death might ignite the flames of anti-semitism across europe. >>> thank you very much. america's teacher union are spending more on political races this fall than any time in their history. just ahead, the prize that they are after in these elections and how it may affect millions of american families. we'll tell you about that. and for the first time we are getting the most extensive blow by blow from the ferguson police officer who shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown as evidence from this has become known. could the new information clear

. >> plus, rudy giuliani expected to join a massive protest today against what some call art and othersrrorist propaganda. >> and a school changes a nursery rhyme we all know the kids have sung since the 1700s, but is it really racist and sexist, or is this political correctness gone way too far? >> plus our hashtag one lucky guy number at the top of the hour. be there, we're coming for you. shannon: see you then, ladies, thanks. jon: new developments right now in the hunt for eric freen, the suspect in a deadly police ambush. a woman claims she saw a muddy-faced man with a rifle who matches frein's description. pennsylvania state police are taking her tip very seriously. >> this was a very close-up sighting. the individual that reported it had great detail, and so our investigators believe that this was likely frein. >> nobody's going to stop until we find this individual and he's apprehended. jon: the sighting was right near the high school frein attended. over the weekend, police and the fbi beefed up searches this that season, he stands accused of killing brian dixson and wounding t

bill and hillary, mitt romney, rudy giuliani, eliot spitzer and others. he covered the democrats for "newsweek" 2004 special election project at one of the national magazine awards. he went to harvard where he studied history and literature of the combination of discussions and questions for about an hour after which we welcome you to come to the first floor in the freedoms room where we can toast the speakers and have a snack and buy books. [laughter] >> welcome, jonathan. we want to get the question to all of you just to get more of the conversation going so we will start with a few things and something to jonathan mentioned that crossed my mind as here we are at the home of the recent president franklin roosevelt and each are different figures. >> this is a wonderful place. i'm happy to be here and it's a wonderful place to be talking about and in johnson and ronald then johnson and ronald reagan because if you spend any time thinking about what these men have in common, which is what they are doing you will inevitably end up at fdr. despite the fact t

. >> a legal battle is pitting rudy giuliani against manuel noriega. noriega has sued the makers of the game call of adult for using his image. >> a discharge for vice president biden's son from the navy for testing positive for cocaine. he said he felt embarrassed but respects the navy's decision. >> robert kennedy, jr. has had his own struggles with substance abuse. he spoke to david shuster about what drove his addictions. >> i started taking drugs when i was young soon after my dad died. it was a struggle for me that i dealt with successfully, and when i was 29 years old. >> a lot of people may not necessarily draw the connection between the unbelievable things you had to witness and go through as a child, the death of your uncle, the death of your father and perhaps the connection with drug use. >> i don't really think it was, that it had much to do with it. there's many, many people who have been through a lot worse things than i went through. i had, you know, i lost my dad when i was 14, and to violence, but there are millions of people living i

big names including former new york mayor rudy giuliani protesting a performance claiming it glorifiesrorists. it is called the death of klinghoffer. it is based on a story you're probably familiar with. a disabled jewish man killed by terrorists who had i -- who hijacked his italian cruise ship. >> we do not compose symphonies for penetrating the minds of isis executioners. what we are seeing here in new york today is a moral deformty that challenges the limits of the arts. >> can you imagine? an opera about that murder. the shows premieres tonight in new york city. >>> are you moody? blame your birth month. scientists say those born in the winter tend to be friendly, lovable adults. those born in the summer prone to mood swings. research suggests that seasons influence certain chemical substanceness your brain including dopamine and certificate -- eratonin. >>> here's a word of advice. don't mess with a retired boxer. look at him go. that video going viral. an older man challenges a young and fit boxer, and guess who wins? ouch! look at that. i don't know. we're going to find out who

i've always argued rudy giuliani's handing of 9/11 was a role model.when you get it. you have to -- no disclosure or putting it out on a schedule. tell them when you know -- like a doctor. tell us what you know. last night he came out of a briefing with his people and trying to explain it as he had gotten the information. i think it's the beginning avenue approach. these aloof speeches with teleprompters don't work. he lost his contact. at least last night, he has two years left in his term. november is so precarious. in the state of florida when you're talking 44-44 after people have been yelling at each other for two years and we knew what the choice was. any little issue like the fact one guy comes off as a bit of an s.o.b. because he's worried about the other guy's fan. he's been using that fan since i met the guy. every time he comes in he asks for a plug space to put the fan in. we all knew this. it's his little oddity. but it's harmless. this doesn't hurt anybody. for that kind of jump on it has a certain bullying quality. anyway, i think the ke

giuliani us that rudy launched an independent review, and they are on track to complete more than 2 milliond checks. ♪ >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm mark crumpton. this is "bottom line." ♪ >> to our viewers here in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines today. olivia sterns looks at the hollywood horror movies that just won't die. another challenge to obamacare at the u.s. supreme court. peter cook looks at

let's go to florida where rudy guiliani has scored a personal hit against charlie crist. giulianiieves crist double crossed him when he was the republican governor at the time. they thought they had his endorsement locked up, but days before the primary, crist endorsed mccain. now giuliani is out to settle the score. here's giuliani campaigning for the republican against crist. let's watch him. >> i've met people in politics that are wonderful. i've met people in politics that are okay. and i've met people in politics that i don't like. i've never met a person in politics that i disrespect more than charlie crist. >> you know what, sometimes people show their teeth in politics, and they say, i don't forget, i remember, you screwed me. now you're in a close race, here i come. can rudy bring him down a notch or two? >> the fascinating thing about the florida gubernatorial, it's personal for crist. >> why do they hate him? >> mccain felt he was promised endorsement, so did giuliani. >> mccain got it. >> crist played the whole field, telling everybody he was going to be on their side.

giuliani i had rudy here years ago when he became mayor of new york, and i was fascinated by his zero-tolerance . man, they threw the book at you. new york today has the residual effect of the zero-tolerance policy. people were taken to task, prosecuted, gone after, but we passed a 2012 law. -- we tools in a cap site put tools in a cap site -- we put tools in a campsite. does anyone terminated, prosecuted, discipline? >> to my knowledge, there is no one prosecuted, but i would have to get back to you on that. >> we did refer all the to oures we found investigators, but to my current knowledge, no one was actually prosecuted. i am not aware of any departmental employee that has been fired since this law has been emplaced, for such actions. in this case, these were so theyor employees, already had more latitude in terms of addressing that than we would have had in the past with the federal employees. >> just for the record, i have to put this in. in my own area in central , i had a housing authority director who had come in after i had gotten the housing authority taken over by hud. it was so mis

former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is his or her to talk about thhhhhh >>> all right. let's all go off-the-record for a minute. president obama owes prime minister netanyahu an apology. the prime minister was insulted by more than one member of president obama's staff. according to the atlantic. senior obama administration officials, that's plural, called prime minister netanyahu not only a coward but said he is a chicken explicative. nice? you pay their salaries to represent you like that. arrogantly and anonymously trash talking our best ally. so, did the white house apologize to the prime minister and to israel for this? no. here's the press secretary. >> those comments do not reflect the the united states' position and do not reflect the personal views of the president of the united states. >> that response is so lame, saying that the comments are not the personal views of the president of the united states. actually though we do know the president's personal view of prime minister netanyahu he told us he got caught on a hot mike trash talking him with french presi