no ted cruz stuff. and he shod it right in his face. >> it that statement by mitch mcconnell at the hate of his prospective power. he has just been made the majority leader in effect. he is at the top in one of the very first things he said was, no government shutdowns. that was aimed directly at ted cruz. ironically, mitch mcconnell who spent a lot of the recent years using the tactics of anger and the position of no to get where he is now, now is in the position of having to try to run something. i know him well. i think escapable of it and it he will make it his annoying isolate ted cruz. ted cruz will be glad to be isolated. initially. but that's not ultimately the route to the presidency. the presidency is always based on the idea of hopeful change. presidents don't get elected just on the basis of acker. that's not enough. you have to have a plan. you have to have a sense of uplift. and you don't get that from ted cruz who is posing, to me the whole story of ted cruz is that flag behind him. >> se

>> he's talking to ted cruz.on election night, senator cruz took to fox news and accused of president of abusing his power. let's watch. >> i think that's one of the biggest differences we'll see with the republican majority, finally meaningful oversight of the obama administration from the u.s. senate. for six years, harry reid has been obama's protector and he shut down the senate. there's been no oversight. i hope we begin serious, careful, systematic, sober hearings, examining execive abuse, lawlessness, abuse of power, whether it's the irs wrongfully targeting citizens, whether it is the debacle of benghazi and four americans who lost their lives and why more was not done to save them or whether it's the lawlessness that is obamacare, as the president picks and chooses which laws to follow. i hope we see serious senate oversight on all of that. >> but the soon to be leader mitch mcconnell struck a different tone. he actually wants to get something done. let's watch. >> when the american -- let me make it cle

we also. >> go ahead, ted. >> no. no that's all right. >> i will give you a shot. come on. tell me what you were going to say? >> quickly, we also have witnesses who are saying that he had his hands up. there is inconsistent testimony that is inherently unreliable. >> ted and indicatey, thank you both. we will check back with you both a little later. next guest played important role in this forensic pathologist dr. michael baden he performed autopsy at the family's request and testified in front of the grand jury. dr. bae den joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening, greta. >> in looking at the decedent's body and the autopsy you conducted and the fact that you didn't look at the first one. were the wounds consistent with what this officer said in the grand jury or inconsistent with? >> well, the medical examiner who did the autopsy testified, i'm beginning to read over some of the testimonies now, and in his testimony he said that the gun was 6 to 9 inches away from the hand when he was shot in the hand. >> all r

i don't know if ted cruz does or not. don't think it really matters at this point. >> let me go to harold. it seemed to me the party has made mistakes. back in 1947, after the long new deal period, they said every day started with a prayer and ended with a probe. are they going to make that mistake again? >> joe said it well. if they do, it will be two years where the paralysis and arresting narrative that grip washington will perpetuate itself. assume they win, if they get the president trade promotion authority, but senator reed has been unwilling to give it to him. if republicans offer a narrow tax reform bill and offer some infrastructure spending for the president, can you imagine the start they could get off to. the question really comes, can you make ted cruz, to joe's point, the distinct island of one? if you don't do that, it's problematic for republicans, and for the country. >> how does the fight go? progressives don't want to hear it, but good possibility republicans will control the senate. here's the questio

he is a leader, ted cruz is not the leader. he has got to make it very clear that he is in charge and that ted cruz cannot be the tail wagging the dog. >> mitch mcconnell may not envision himself as president but a lot of other republican senators envision themselves as president. we could have multiple members of the chamber running all at once. will that make it harder for mcconnell to move things when you have people that want to make a stand? >> there is no cannier politician in washington than mitch mcconnell. >> agreed. >> yes, ted cruz represents an unsettling factor within the republican conference. my sense of things, not being there, this comes from conversation, mitch has very carefully, very methodically, very much under the radar isolated ted cruz. he has kind of sealed him off like the body puts a sack around some foreign manner. expelt would prefer to but if it can't it can at least cut it off. the tea party caucus was formed that was going to be so powerful, we heard about that in utah when mike lee was elected

will the ted cruz caucus let him? >> i don't think there's very much of a ted cruz caucus in the senate. it is in the house. what we saw is making a lot of trouble in conjunction with his allies in the house. really, there are very few arch conservative senators like ted cruz. they're generally lined up behind mitch mcconnell. he is the most hated man on capitol hill among establish many republicans. so i think ted cruz will tray to push republicans in both chambers of congress toward a more obstructionist agenda. of course, mcconnell has his own brand of obstruction. so they'll be able to find that. >> the guy committed to a one-term president obama. >> i think you know, i think ted cruz doesn't have that much influence within the senate caucus. his knew is much stronger. >> there is a general branding problem. you wrote last night that things are about to get hard for republicans. i want to read a part of your column. quote. i like always doing dana to dane. a republicans didn't run on an agenda, other than antipath

it's edward moore kennedy. >> that was ted kennedy's first debate.constitution. he was running for his big brother's senate seat before he became president. massachusetts voters had never seen a less qualified candidate for senate, except for one thing. if elected, edward moore kennedy would always be able to get the president of the united states on the phone. his opponent for the democratic nomination, edward mccormack who you just saw there, found that unseemingly. >> you are not running on qualifications. you are running on a slogan. you can go more for massachusetts, and i say do more how? because of experience? because of maturity of judgment? because of qualifications? i say no. this is the most insulting slogan i have seen in massachusetts politics, because this slogan means, vote for this man because he has influence. he has connections. he has relations. >> the man who you just saw decrying the fact that teddy kennedy had connections and relss was himself the nephew of the then speaker of the house, the u.s. house of representatives, south

that was just -- what of ted cruz, michael steele?- he makes everybody's life miserable but he seems particularly intent on making mitch mcconnell and the resur subsequent establishment moderate wing of the gop's life miserable. >> i don't know if it's making it miserable. i think he wants to pull them into his way of governing. >> which is what? does he have a style of govern answ ance? >> as we've seen over the last year, he has a lot of relationship with the house members and has considerable influence over those house members as well. boehner before he has a vote needs to check to make sure there hasn't been a separate meeting by some members of the caucus with cruz. that's kind of the old reality. the question that needs to be answered by boehner and mcconnell together is that going to be part of the new reality. do they appropriately put ted cruz in check? he's a u.s. senator, so he's one of 100. he's got free range, but as you heard from mcconnell this afternoon, you know, a week from today, i'm going to be the majority leader,

and it's hard to imagine, but i guess ted cruz is hard to imagine.m supporting you for majority leader. >> it's the same thing in the house, 12 knuckleheads wouldn't vote for john boehner. i think senator cruz is starting to perk up and there are a lot of stories prior to the election about democrats running from president obama, not wanting to be seen with him. well, on the republican side, chris christie was in demand, rand paul was in demand, jeb bush was in demand. nobody really wanted senator cruz to come help them on november 4. and there should be a message in that to him, i hope. >> let's listen to what senator mcconnell said today about having so many possible presidential candidates in his caucus in the senate. >> i know a lot of people are wanting to run for president. what i tell them all is the best day you have will be the day before you announce. i have no problems with people's ambitious. i serve in a body with a bunch of class presidents. they're all ambitious or they wouldn't be where they are. i'm not troubled by ambition. and i th

>> this is the fight ted cruz has always wanted.was the one encouraging republicans to delay the immigration fight until 2015, because he felt they would be in control of both houses and he wanted to be sort of front and center in talking about this. and this is the way he's going to talk about it. i think politically, it's smart, because we all know he's angling for a very particular place in the republican pantheon of characters. so it's a good thing for him. i think it's a mistake because they've clearly tell graphed to the white house and to loretta lynch a question and they'll be prepared for it. >> they'll prepare her. >> i think so. >> they think that there's a whole body of things in their view that president obama has done that are in ted cruz's words, lawless. so this is the tip of the iceberg -- [ all speak at once ] >> all the things he's done in the past, or hit her hard with what he thinks he says he's going to do, go to the future, seven million person, we don't know how many people will be included in the executive o

. >> let's talk about ted cruz. what are you hearing from your insiders about what his type of politics, the way he plays means to senator mcconnell and the self-interest of cruz potentially running for 2016. how tough will it be more mcconnell to keep him in check? >> it's going to be a huge headache. he has several people running for president in his conference. we saw senator cruz last night being very tough, very aggressive. surprisingly so talking about shut downs and approach the very much republicans are trying to move away from. we saw last night rand paul on brian williams looking ahead saying hillary clinton lost last night. bigger than the president. ticking off the races where the clintons appeared and they lost. on twitter you saw the rand paul folks having #hillary's losers. for senator mcconnell a big job. >> ted cruz bringing up shut downs again. what is old is new again. the tea party didn't think that the budget was extreme enough the debt ceiling bill. we'll see what ted cruz has up his sleeve. >>

especially in the house and the people that like ted cruz in the file.oks to me like he wants to put his feet to the fire. not necessarily compromise but pass legislation and say let's put ills on the president's desk . >> on the cover of time magazine i predict he will not discuss his favorite character anytime soon. i also predict he will not be the job he is always wanted. he is going to be the same mitch mcconnell he has always been which may well serve the country's purposes right now because he knows the art of the deal. >> he is going to look towards 2016. even the republicans in congress know they have to have the white house. he will have that in mind going forward. let's he does not like messy. he likes regular order. this could be good for those that like to see compromise. last night hundreds of mourners. the koch brothers and just as many losers. john and i each picked one winner and loser who we do not think are getting enough attention so far from last nights results. who is your under discussed winner of the evening? >> the medical for go

. >> i think ted cruz represents clear-cut thinking. smarts.nd then there are other people -- neil: so not christie, not bush. >> you said not. neil: you like cruz over them? >> i want a hard look at cruz. neil: don't give me the boston. >> cruz deserves real looks. neil: that's mr. mainstream ceo saying republicans should go beyond looking at their mainstream list of candidates, in other words, outside of their typical petri dish and he talks about people like ted cruz and rand paul. veronica, sabrina, what do you think? >> i think what jack welsh is picking up on, we want competence. we know we need to get rid of regulations. we need to extreme line things. most importantly he's picking up on the fact that voters don't pick up on subtlety. they need people with principles and too often when we try to have someone who runs to the middle, we lose all of that. we need clear messages. a lot of these are universal principles that everyone can get behind. neil: i understand. one thing going outside the petri dish and then just going outside the uni

ted williams and katie fang.atey, i had hoped that some the scientists would give us autopsy and ballistics as to what might have happened on the street. i'm curious if you were the prosecutor in this case, would have you felt obliged to show the video of the decedent's behavior in that robbery moments before he was killed? is that part of this story? >> i would have presented that evidence to the grand jury. and by all accounts the assistant county prosecutors who did present to the grand jury presented quote, unquote. all of the evidence. in fact, there is there is a report that the district attorney insisted that the grand jury actually get more evidence than it typically would have received would i have presented presented it j? yes i would have. am i inclined to believe that this grand jury saw that video if they had not already seen that video from the media, yes, i believe that they have seen that video showing him committing the strong arm robbery at the convenience store ted what are your thoughts as we

but ted cruz is ted cruz. he is loud., he sure uses it to his advantage one way or the other. hopefully, though, that won't be used to the republicans disadvantage and they'll be able to get some things out and some things passed. >> that wasn't one word. >> you gave it to me. >> it was as good a collection as i can imagine. liz, jonathan, hogan, thank you. 24/7 it's just i'm a little reluctant to try new things. what's wrong with trying new things? feel that in your muscles? yeah... i do... try a new way to bank, where no branches equals great rates. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fine lines and wrinkles with the fastest retinol formula available. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. one week? this one's a keeper. rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots rapid tone repair. from neutrogena®. you pay your auto insurance rapid topremium r. every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one

i think ted cruz is go -- candidacies. i think ted cruz will go to the house and do freelancing amongst conservatives. he is the most disliked member of the u.s. senate by his colleagues, by both democrats and republicans. rand paul is a serious legislator. and i think he does have a potential of knitting together the different wings of the republican party. and marco rubio, i don't think will run if jeb bush runs. he's his protege. if jeb bush is make noises to get in, he would be a serious contender. >> how old is cotton? >> oh, 30s, early 40s. >> huh? >> late 30s, early 40s. i don't know his exact -- . >> he's not going to run in 2016. >> right. >> and he's not in the senate a day yet. >> that's right. >> but barrack obama. >> he was in the senate for two years. >> that field is saturated with a huge amount, you know, different candidates. it's going to be interesting to see how rapid paul tries to put himself -- rand paul tries to put himself into the establishment, more foreign policy realists. ted cruz, obviously, tr

katie and ted, what a pleasure. stuffs. and moments ago. you saw "on the record's" griff jenkins confronted by people in ferguson. let's also check in with fox news correspondent mike tobin. mike, how is everything where you are tonight? >> pretty calm, kimberly. if you look over me i think the vigil of the night national guardsman forced to stand the night before the holiday. miserable weather with the wet snow. thanksgiving approaching. contrast that with the view here across the street. there are your demonstrators. about a little than a dozen of them. not doing much. the weather seems to keep things pretty much tempered. it's kind of a situation where you have just as many guardsmen as do you demonstrators. the demonstrators are now outnumbered by the cameras who are here covering the event, kimberly. >> you just wonder why everywhere speaking earlier in the program difference it makes to have the presence of the national guard. you just wonder if they were more concerned about visual and the optics of the situation of the militarizatio

the question of ted cruz comes up. what about ted cruz. this is where it comes up to me.y, which almost always by definition means the republican leaders in washington are doing something wrong to sell you the base, the grasroots out. such a headache for mitch mcconnell. i see rand paul has an incentive to move more towards the middle and towards the establishment because he sees a path there and ted cruz sees a path out. i look ahead to the presidential election and say it's going to bleed over into governing because they are campaigning by governing or not governing. >> ted cruz doesn't have a brand unless it's purity and pushing back on the establish lt. rand paul has been saying that republicans need to do a better job, for example, reaching out to african-americans and been going to urban areas and howard university and done things like criminal justice reform which is very bipartisan. that is not ted cruz's brand and he has the more establishment republicans sort of more tea party, grassroots type but also these people running for president and have their own calcul

ted cruz ran. the huge and chronicle said that he would be a moderate. -- houston chronicle said that he would be a moderate. a landslide. stockmaned running against cornyn. he was not out there killing it for george p. i think it is wrong. >> let me go through it. senator cruz did not lie to the people of texas. he said that he would lay down in front of a train to stop obama and obamacare. the houston chronicle announced their endorsement. denounced their endorsement. -- as called for the impeachment of the president. i quote, "he has become a dictator." >> it doesn't count. elect,cotton, senator voted to shut down the government and said he did not regret it. the new center of elect from electa said -- senator from montana said he signed. thom tillis is a new senator-elect from carolina and ,aid he calls our president "king george." ran an impressive race and was ranked one of the 10 most conservative members of the house by the national journal. these people did not lie. maybe they did. they ar

so having two chambers filled with ted cruzs is no worse than one chamber filled with ted cruzs.ow they're at zero. >> we might be maybe at one and we're going it zero. and i think in terms of the president and democrats offering a decided alternative, this crystal sizes the opposition. the next two years will be ms.ab miserable, about abobut for dem this is clear positioning. >> which is one reason whether the senate goes republican or not not ultimately that consequential, because it will not change legislative life in washington over the next two years. it's a great story if it doesn't go republican. but then the question becomes how much of an executive action president and a vetoing president does barack obama become and what does that do not only for the at atmosphere, but also for the democrats. >> i think democrats and independents have to realize cruz is saying subpoena power returns to the republicans. and wonder how many states ted cruz has traveled to. not many. i would hope there is a tea party voice that emerges, more of a rand paul voice, because he seems to at lea

"i absolutely loved ted gullicksen, and ted gullicksen loved san francisco." and sunday. the city showed its loved for the late ted gullicksen with a memorial service that filled mission high school's auditorium. gullickson started working for the san francisco tenants union in 1988 and continued until his death in mid october. friends and family honored gullicksen's devotion to tenants rights with memorial posters.but even more than his work. mourners remembered gullicksen himself. "ted was a friend and also someone who fought tirelessly for the rights of people of the city to live in their homes, and to live peacefully. also, he's one of the few people who was extremely selfless and dedicated." seeing all of the love from gullicksen's friends and supporters brought tears to gullicksen's sister. "it's just overwhelming. overwhelming. i'm just so proud of the work he's done. to see all the signs and meet at the people. it's been very special" during his time with the san francisco tenants union. gullicksen helped to pass dozens of laws to protect renters. despite his unti

there are a lot of people even close to ted cruz, and i've talked to ted and i like ted. i really do. ted, though, is an eisland unto himself shutdown. and ted is running for president. joni ernsting is going to washington, d.c. and say i want for snuggle up to mitch mcconnell any more than she's going to ted cruz. there is going to be a happy medium thin there and i think ty will find their way. i disagree that ted cruz is going to have a lot of new freshmen flocking to him saying let's do the shutdown thing again. >> let's do the governors -- >> she pulls me back. >> you can't engage right now because we're going to break soon. don't do that.cumbents who are really sweating. >> i'm starting to sweat. >> a poll shows dannel malloy in a statistical tie with republican tom foley. charlie crist up just one point on rick scott. and colorado is also too close to call, but democratic governor john hickenlooper has been trailitrai trailitrai trailing bob beauprez. he acknowledged, quote, we're a little behind. we'll have a lot more on that coming up. >> that is an example of a

ted cruz is probably going to go over to the house and do freelancing among conservatives. cruz thinks he can harness the antiwashington sentiment in the country. he's the most disliked member in the u.s. senate by both sides. rand paul is a serious legislator. i think he has the potential of knitting together the republican party. and marco rubio, i don't think he'll run if jeb bush does. he's his protege. >> how old is cotton? >> late 30s, early 40s. >> late 30s, early 40s. i don't know his exact age. he's not going to run in 2016. he just got in there. >> he's not even been in the senate a day yet. >> but barack obama. >> barack obama had been in the senate two years. >> but that field is saturated with a huge amount, different candidates. it's going to be interesting to see how rand paul tries to put himself in the establishment to put more foreign policy realists, that ' he is doing. ted cruz, trying to galvanize the base. he's not going to be controlled by the house leadership. ink when you look at marco rubio, there's performance efforts, trying to build relationship

>> reporter: you know what, this is what ted cruz does. ted cruz is one of the tea partiers in the united states congress. and he is a thorn in the side, really, of the republican leadership. so it's not surprising. he's made it pretty clear that he's not going to challenge mitch mcconnell for the post of majority leader. but he does throw stones from time to time because mitch mcconnell in that job is a person who tries to make a deal. and tea partiers in congress, frankly, are not fans of "let's make a deal in congress". >> joe johns live for us. thank you for that. i want to bring in cnn's political analyst again, john avlon, the editor in chief of "the daily beast." and also with us is eleanor quiff. great to have you with us, eleanor. first question, eleanor, i love the fact that mitch mcconnell is one of those breeds we don't see as often anymore. he's the old-school guy who does the backroom dealing, who does the conciliatory stuff. he works behind the scenes and makes concessions. that's not the new order these days, it seems. as m

ted cruz has been out loudly saying we should not pass legislation.tch mcconnell came out and said we will not shut down the government, which was like a poke in the eye to ted cruz. he said we will not default on the debt. we will see what he can get done. especially in the house and the people that like ted cruz and his style. looks to me like he wants to put his feet to the fire. not necessarily compromise but pass legislation and say let's but bills on the president's desk. >> he is on the cover of time magazine i predict he will not discuss his favorite character on downton abbey anytime soon. i also predict he will not be the job he is always wanted. he is going to be the same mitch mcconnell he has always been which may well serve the country's purposes right now because he knows the art of the deal. >> he is going to look towards 2016. even the republicans in congress know they have to have the white house. he will have that in mind going forward. >> he does not like messy. he likes regular order. this could be good for those that like to see

for ted and lisa, surgery is nothing new. >> he had a surgery back in january. and it was rough. they split him because they thought he had bladder stones that were causing the bleeding. >> reporter: $58 billion will be spent nationwide on pets this year. with close to $100 million alone being spent on just pet insurance. >> oep, h, my lord. with the first surgery, it was a $4,500 thing. this, i don't know for sure, but their estimate is $6,000 to $8,000. random visits to the cardiologist and stuff -- we're pushing over 15 grand, i'll bet. >> reporter: pet hospitals have evolved over the years and as you can see, they offer many of the same things that human hospitals do. like cancer treatment, rehabilitation and even dermatology. the animal medical center here even has a 24-hour emergency room. >> all the trauma, all the cats falling out of builds, they come through this room. >> reporter: we go and tour the e.r. with dr. richard goldstein, chief medical officer. >> we see over 45,000 cases a year. >> reporter: really? >> it's well over 100 a day. and, you know, some of them are

you have to shut up ted cruz. he's out for blood. >> that's going to be an interesting challenge because of the litany of things susan and jonathan have talked about as comprisable points -- >> he doesn't want to do that. >> he's not down for that so this is where mcconnell starts off, you know, we can do that, but then it becomes very gritty in the middle. >> you know, doug brinkley, my friend, you remember the period not as a person but as an history historian, when eisenhower had to deal with joe mccarthy, very much a predecessor of this guy, ted cruz, he was sort of able to beat him out because of indirection. the hidden hand president. at some point doesn't mcconnell have to say, you know what, buddy, ted cruz, you really don't belong here, like they did to ackerman, you don't belong here, buddy. when is that moment going to come? >> it may have just happened. he signaled out cruz and talked about big ego. mcconnell made a good point, no government shutdowns under my watch. which was really a jab at ted cruz.

this is harvard law school student ted cruz. butt other thing they can do, if they really believe the authority isn't there, they can immediately in january pass legislation that specifies that the authority is not there and specifically remove this kind of prosecutorial discretion, which does now exist in the law. >> it wouldn't pass the senate and it would be vetoed by the senate. but they could also take a more serious step which is they could pass comprehensive immigration reform. i think it's pretty clear that if the senate bill was given an up or down bill it would happen. >> it's never going to happen. >> i don't disagree that that's not going to happen. my point is simply that here, we have a situation where the house has created this problem, and to say it's unconstitutional is really, i think, pushing the bounds of just serious discussion. we actually had the federal society, which is kind of the hallmark of conservative lawyerdom had a dolphins last week and they brought together a series of conservative lawyers to ta

after al franken said ted cruz had no idea what he was talking about, ted cruz produced a youtube videoty good. i would say by standards of washington discourse this is definitely progress. >> what's going to happen? who's going to win? >> ted cruz is going to win, believe it or not and i thnk we should throw him a bouquet for once. >> i wish i could agree with you. i think president obama may side with franken instead, just a guess. if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us at jer at fox news.com. thanks to my panel and all of you for watching, i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. >>> as we know, the white house promised action on immigration and eventually the president delivered. but now we're getting an inside look into what we are months of closed door meetings during the secret high level talks, administration officials including homeland security secretary jeh johnson were instructed to quote, use the president's legal authorities to the fullest. the big news and thanks for joining us this saturday, i'm leland vittert. >> nice to be with you as

then you have ted cruz and his wing which he seems to represent who believes it's time to stand up toe president, a president they believe is unmoored from any authority and ignoring congress completely. and they believe they have to do a scorched-earth policy to let the president know there are limits to his power. and his proposal is to fund all parts of the government when the republicans take over the senate and the nous january except those that apply to the amnesty proposal that the president is issuing with executive order and to kind of shut down the flow of nominees that president obama has nominated to the executive branch or judicial branches other than those that pertain to national security. though is what he believes is necessary to send a strong message to president obama that actions like he took on thursday will not stand. >> so it seems like there are two different approaches in terms of how to react to the president's executive actions inside the republican party. i want you to talk about that. and also tell me what you think republicans should work on next. should

they don't need ted cruz.ensive legislation, i'm pleased with the legislation we adopted. republicans wre refuse to accept our request to compromise but i think that's very popular. health care is not. but financial reform on the whole is. if the republicans in the house decide they'll go after the independent consumer financial protection bureau, that's a political problem for them and that's going to be, i think, where the tension will be. >> he so now to mirror your earlier humility, the first place we will find evidence is the question you just asked me. it will regard amnesty. it will regard executive action. you are right. that will be the test. what will be -- >> i didn't say it will be the test. >> what would be the republican response to that is what you asked me. i think mitch mcconnell will not want to indulge any conversation over impeachment. he will not want to see a government shutdown. it doesn't mean there will not be bipartisan goodwill. it could poison the will. >> will he have the power to

always good to see you, ted.et me start here, before the possible charges, as you know, there are reports of outsiders planning to come to town to make their feelings be known loud and clear. as a detective, i ask you, in what way does this compound the potential for something to go awry, because local law enforcement agencies, they want to maintain order. but with outsiders in the mix, it could complicate things. they know they're the players in their community. who might do talk to me about that. >> well, not only could, it will complicate plans. you have a lot of fair-minded people in ferguson who all they want to do is come forward, exercise their first amendment right and demonstrate. but what you have are agitators, outside individuals who have their own beliefs and hatred perhaps maybe toward law enforcement. and they are going to emerge and inner mix with these fair-mind people and they're the ones who very much that law enforcement is concerned about. can you imagine some demonstrators demonstrating peac

katy, you agree with ted on this? >> look at the cute kid.k at her. >> that's charlotte. >> thank you, guys. as a new parent, i understand what ted is talking about. here is the reality. new jersey supreme court decision and that's the basis for this decision. but it's amazing because this new jersey case that the reason behind why the court has ruled as it ruled. looks at 12 factors, one of which includes not only the financial aid that katelyn could go and get but the financial ability of the patients and it also considers the type of relationship that the child has with his or her parents. we are prior decisions in new jersey where a 23-year-old getting law school education paid for by her parents. the judge was falling the law in this case. i think there is a lot of subjectivity at play. calt lynn is going to be going to school out of new jersey. philadelphia. based upon a new jersey ruling. >> private school outside the state when she won't speak to her parents she is an adult. where do you draw the line? >> i am troubled that the court

in massachusetts we have a po powerful senator ted kennedy. he basically figured out a way to rip off the feds for 400 million a year. >> then massachusetts governor mitt romney passed it into law he thanked jonathan gruber. >> jonathan gruber at mit devoted hours and hours into this model. >> how does a nerd get into a game like this after hours and hours. >> soon connecticut, delaware, kansas, oregon and other states came calling. among the fans a young senator barack obama. owe owe>> obama realized he had to take on healthcare costs. this law could be the vehicle for doing so. >> gruber knew just as mitt romney did thes ma mass model wouldn't work. massachusetts had extra money to pay for it secured by ted kennedy. >> gruber knew the only way it could work nationally is through mandates. the idea of mandates of taxes to pay for obamacare was toxic. congress found out how toxic during the august recess in 2009. in crafting obamacare he was well paid for earning almost 300,000 dollars. his blunt talk of stupid voters and hidden taxes in front

eso sÍ, pero ojalÁ que el remedio jurÍdico que busca ted cruz.o buenos logros estos 6 aÑos y el error fue no salir ade fen derls. >>> muy buena discusiÓn y continuara este debate los prÓximos dÍas. esto tiene mucho tela de donde cortar la gran noticias gracias ambos, la noche ha concluido con mucha informaciÓn y mucho anÁlisis, los republicanos tomaron el control del senado. necesitaban 6 escaÑos y ahora dominan el congreso. es la noticia de la noche. >>> efectivamente, muchas gracias por dejarnos ser parte de su noche, nosotros tenemos mucha mÁs informaciÓn y anÁlisis sobre esta noche electoral comenzando temprano en un nuevo dÍa seguido por al rojo vivo y por supuesto aquÍ en noticiero telemundo. >>> definitivamente que si mantenganse en cc: telemundo network >> buenas noches. >> buenas noches. >> hola. [gritos] >> ¡llamen a la policÍa! >> ¿quÉ te traes con el comandante? >> pues nada, que me enamorÉ de ese tipo como una adolescente. >> quiero conocer todo lo que sabes acerca de olegario marrero y de radamÉs echeverrÍa. >> ¿te da miedo que todo

ted cruz called it obamacare for the internet. who is on the right side of public opinion? who was on the right side of free enterprise? >> the president is right in both instances. this is a battle between -- you have the telcos and the cable companies on one side and entrepreneurs on the other. you have the entrepreneurial companies, there should be no toll roads, no gatekeepers. the president is in the right place. >> you can argue a lot of these positions either way. some of these private companies would be constrained in what they could do if the president got his way, if the commission rules that way. there is no doubt that most of the people who oppose the president do not appreciate the proconsumer positions he has taken. i agree with you. the president has the better of this one. >> i asked fred wilson about mitch mcconnell. if we do not get net neutrality, the internet will be over. that means this is an open and shut case. george w. bush has quite a resume these days. published biographer as of today. we could not help but notice it sounded a little bit like he w

that's ted cruz being ted cruz. that's vintage ted cruz.s part of his persona and profile to be a thorn on the side of the institution and the establishment. so that's very typical of ted cruz. i do think president obama and republicans are between a rock and a hard place when this comes to this executive immigration action particularly president obama. he's under tremendous pressure from latinos from immigration advocates and from his progressive base. he's been making promises on immigration since he was campaigning as senator barack obama in 2007 and time and time again groups have heard it's not your turn and for political reasons you have to wait and many are done waiting but you have republicans, some who have a genuine desire to work on immigration, but it will poison the well when you have people like lindsey graham, marco rubio and john mccain authors of the bipartisan agreement in the senate on immigration sending him a letter saying really think about it and this will have consequences. it's a difficult place. >> let me go to dan

ted cruz forced him to do it. you're going to have ted cruz, you're going to have rand paul, you're going to have republicans of simple stripes here in the senate and with had they can one of the most fascinatinge things we saw tonight was what happened in virginia that senate race there, a big surprise, nobody thought that would be close, that democratic warner was going to walk off with that. it was a squeaker. >> he did well in conservative areas and clalg challenged the incumbent up in the northern area of virginia. this is a guy who ran as an outsider, w.h.o. was chairman of the republican party, nobody is part of the establishment more than he is. >> as close as it is, the loser whoever that may be may well ask for a recount in virginia. we may not have virginia decided for some time. john dickerson, what do you make of virginia? >> it's extraordinary. as you say scott, if the loser loses by less than 1% then he can request a recount. ed gillespie has been a strategist for a long time. it was a amusing in th

ted? >> jackie and keith, it's been cold and it has been windy. two factors that can cause pipes to freeze at homes that have not been winterized. if you've got a house like that, experts say you may want to take a trip down here to the shore soon to check on it. a spray from an outdoor shower in harvey cedars that no one turned on. one of the many leaks from frozen pipe at the jersey shore this week. >> every time it warms up a little bit, we get calls. >> this is where it was gushing out. >> reporter: it's been a busy week for plumbers darren and lou garrabo at homes empty for the offseason but not yet having it winterized. >> the cold weather hit us early this year. i think a lot of people were unprepared. >> reporter: officials say it's possible other leaks have gone unreported, especially if pipes inside houses froze and burst. >> you could have a water leak and no one knows. it's so important to have your house checked. >> i cut this pipe off here and capped it. >> reporter: the plumbers tell us repairing a leak on an outdoor shower can cost