. >> they called it the white city, the world's fair that transformed chicago the world's fair of 1893 put chicago on th e map. >> it was the moment that chicago came a world class city. the potential was there. the wealth was there. the industry was there. but until the 1893 world fair there wasn't a coming together of all of those factors and focused on the city being a world city. >> reporter: an arresan architel marvel. costing dozens their lives. >> 17 were killed and then later the fires. >> there were other world fairs but this one was industrial and enormously success. whole villages from across the globe and their inhabits were shipped to the city of big shoulders. the city's emblem is this massive wheel storing 100 feet higher than the ferris wheel that now anchors chicago's navy pier. >> people came to look at the future. >> it was short lived. the white city built on a swamp and torn down as soon as it ended. >> reporter: it's hard to find a lasting remnant on the city landscape. this is one of the few. now chicago's museum of science and industry. but then it was a palace

the fair that changed america. now there's a new exhibit dedicated to an event that many there say allowed the city to be reborn. jo johnhas more. >> reporter: they called it the white city. 20 years after a great fire raped the windy city, erasing much of its landscape. the world's fair put chicago on the international map. now an exhibit in the city's field museum is celebrating its arrival on the boerld stage. >> i think it was the moment that chicago became a world class city. the potential was there, the wealth was there, the city was there, but until the 1893 world's fair there wasn't a coming together of all of those factors, and focused on the really assertion of chicago as a world's city. >> reporter: the dream city built was an ak -- architectural marvel. >> the first year something like 17 were killed. and later there were the fires. >> reporter: this one was industrial and enormously successful. drawing 27 million visitors. chicago's world's fair was always improbably big, whole villages from across the globe and their inhabitants were shipped to the city. the emblem became this massive wheel. >> people came here at the fair to look at the future. >> rep

the white night riot. an angry spasm after the verdict of an excop, exfireman exsupersraoeup sor named dan white who shot to death the city's and pioneering gay supervisor -- exsuper visor named dan white who shot to death the city's major and pioneering gay supervisor. >> reporter: a teacher and gay activist 20 years ago, today he's the president of the san francisco board of supervisors. a jury on may 21st 1979 called those killings manslaughter. within minutes an angry call gathered at the castro district. >> there's those who think that dan white is a disgusting pathetic little nothing. that there's not a little bit of a shame. never been a shame before to be a san franciscan. >> reporter: by 7:15 several hundred people had arrived at san francisco's city hall. dianne feinstein was now mayor. >> i was home. i turned on the radio and i heard people gathering at city hall and there were certain signs of unrest. some rocks had been thrown. so i returned to city hall. and watched this crowd transfix into a mob. >> reporter: the crowd smashed city hall windows. someone torched a police car. then another, soon nine cop cars w

the globe and their inhabitants would shift to the city of big shoulders. the emblem was this massive wheel by george ferris. it was short lived a whitey built on a swamp and torn down as soon as the fair ended. the world's fair remade chicago, but 120 years later it is hard to find a lasting remnant. this is one of the few. then it was a palace of fine arts. they needed one permanent structure to safeguard the masterpieces of the day. what was left behind was this. now reliving the landmark fair. >>> and then there is this, a giant loui vie ton suitcase has officials seeing red. the trunk is two stories tall and has been there for two weeks. it's a temporary exhibit, but russia politicians say it's too large and is ruining their sacred spot. wait until they see how much it cost. thanks for watching al jazeera america. i'm del walters. take a look at this, that is the number of planes in the sky right now. so phone ahead. "inside story." >> america's longest war is almost over, but the transition to the next phase in the u.s.-afghanistan relationship involves a difficult diplomatic dance. the united states negotiated a deal called "th

the city on a few days in a sixty eight to compete at any given. and this and often on the tv and be scammed by this time it's the vandalism of the city china's white skin is running a mindset to get to speak. the white city of hope that those who have lost their sight pity she didn't get the three hundred bc to compete against sun that he can apply for jobs in the private sector. it's a nice pickup and its history the paper gets to watch it on the tube system and tenth of what you must use a yuppie computers. the foundation for growth and prosperity with the welsh economy so closely connected. having organization with a mandate to keep the international financial system an even keel is more important than ever the international monetary fund is one from the lessons leaders took in the great depression and a global conflict that followed membership has grown two hundred and eighty eight countries the imf is a forum for discussing policies that promote stable economic growth. it's a form of credit unions whose members contribute money can buy when they aren't. major blow for the imf help prevent craigslist and was often when they occur. so when the

the white city of hope that those who have lost their sight. pity she didn't get the three hundred bc to compete against sun that he can apply for jobs in the private sector. it's a nice pickup and its history the paper gets to watch it on the tube system and tenth of what you must use a yuppie computers. the foundation for growth and prosperity it will take on me so closely connected. having organization with a mandate to keep the international financial system an even keel is more important than ever the international monetary fund has warned from the lessons leaders took in the great depression and a global conflict that followed membership has grown two hundred and eighty eight countries the imf is a forum for discussing policies that promote stable economic growth. it's a form of credit unions whose members contribute money can buy when they aren't. major blow for the imf help prevent craigslist and result from when they occur. so when the global financial crisis began in two thousand and eight. the imf policy advice was put to good use by

200,000 buildings to house the exhibition attracting 27 million people to it. 127 years later the city looks back at the fair authorityize say changed america. >> they called it the white city, the world fair transforming chicago. 20 years after a fire raked the windy city the world fair put it on the international map. now an exhibit in the city's field museum is celebrating its arrival on the world stage. >> it was the moment chicago became the world-class city. the potential was there, the wealth there, the industry. until the 1983 world sphere there was not a coming together of all of those factors and focus on the really association of chicago as a world's city. >> the dream city architect bern am built was an architect turl marvel. 200 buildings built on a 2-year schedule by 40,000 workers, costing dozens their lives. >> the first year 17 were killed. there were other world fairs, this was industrial, and success. . drawing 77 million visitors. chicago's world fair was improbably big. whole villages from across the globe and inhabitants were shipped to the city of big shoulders. the emblem a massive wheel. 250 feet high, carrying 2,000 people, soaring 100 fooet h

in detroit, mike duggan is set to become the city's first white mayer in nearly 40 years. chris? >> all right. let's dig into these results with two very strong political commentators. will cain, a columnist from the blaze and mark lamont hill who's from the huff post live. let's stick with virginia and new jersey, shall we? virginia, race as metaphor. what do you think as the message of why terry mcauliffe won? what happened there? >> i don't know the story, chris, is why terry mcauliffe won but why he won by so little. i told kate yesterday that i think virginia is about virginia. it's about scandal, two conflicted personalities that aren't very popular. here's the story to me. it got so close late last night. what was the final, several

the white house goes on to win the state house. >>> and voters in detroit will be casting their votes. but some say it will only be symbolic. john hen dren has that story. >> reporter: in the motor cityit's an historic race to become the weakest contenders in history. the contenders , in a city with 82% of residents are black, polls show support is going towards the white candidate. >> folks who are on the front lines, who live here, just want it fixed. we are rearranging deck chairs on the titanic. let's make the tough decisions. >> reporter: the race has divided families in homes like this one. but both agree on one thing, the candidate's race doesn't enter into it. >> reporter: he be the first white mayor in 40 years. does that matter? >> no. >> don't matter at all. >> reporter: since coleman young became the city's first black mayor, no white candidate have stood a chance. but it could be that the situation has grown so bad that people don't care with the mayor looks like them. >> race doesn't matter. that's what a lot of people nowadays focus on the color, but it is not about that. >> reporter: is what is it about? >> it's about who has the determination for the city. >> reporte

the troubled city. his power will be limited because the city's emergency manager is shepherding the city through bankruptcy. duggan is the first white mayor elected in the motor city in 40 years. in boston, martin walsh narrowly beat john connelly to become the next mayor. republicans have their nominee for a congressional race in alabama, but it's not the candidate a lot of conservative voters were hoping for. bradley byrne defeated dean young 52% to 48%. byrne was backed by the business xh community. it was a battle between two sides of the republican party that could be repeated in races across the country in next year's midterms. byrne faces up against democrat burton leflore in the general election. we were wondering it's an off-year election what motivated you to vote or why didn't you cast ballot yesterday? #waytooelectoral, chime in, please. the best answers later in the show. >>> we want to talk about some other news facing the first major crisis of his short time in office, senator rand paul now addressing recent charges of plagiarism. in an interview with the "new york times," the frshman senator from kentucky called the

he will be the first white mayor in the city for 40 years. >> former hospital ceo has been elected the next mayor of the city of detroit. he defeated the wayne county sheriff by a large margin. when he takes office in january he will become the first white mayor in 40 years. while duggan is known well around here is as a fix it man. it was got that long ago when he was the head of the detroit medical center. owe helped turn that medical center around and it was at the time facing nextal ruin. ruin -- financial union. when duggan takes office in january he will do so with limbed power. that is because there is an emergency manager in place right now. who will be so for another year. although duggan says he is not a fan of municipal bankruptcy he has vowed to work with the emergency manager to get the city of detroit back on track. >> a mainstream conservative beat out a tea party republican in a heated primary race to fill a vacant house seat in al jazeera r alabama. bradley burn won over dean young. he will face off against burr phone leflo rest. the winner of that race will replace jo

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the polls to select a new mayor. but it's an election unlike any in the city's history. only with the expected winner might do in the first white mayor the city since nineteen seventy four but also right now. detroit is not even under the control of its mayor or locally elected representatives. but instead under the control of a financial manager appointed by governor rick snyder was in charge of managing the city's descent into bankruptcy. so the winner of today's merrill action but very little power. instead you work under emergency financial manager kevin or less full powers over the city's budget meeting the new mayor will have to get orders approval on any new spending. while both candidates are running for mayor of detroit stand opposed to the financial manager in charge of their city. neither they nor the voters have any power the selection to remove him when governor rick snyder has the power and all senators refused to endorse either candidate for mayor he has supported his financial manager insists the city of detroit w will be under kevin or is controlled through the bankruptcy process. so it's an election in name on

>> who is is the determination for the city, and like what they are going to do for us. >> even in the obama era, with a majority white country electing the first black president, that doesn't make detroit a post racial city. >> the misinstruction still exists. the concerns about maybe living next to a black person still exists. absolutely, there is a lot of anger, and when you don't trust those who are in power, who tend to have white faces and often are male. >> the price for the victor, a city whose troubles run deep, dwindling population, poverty, and once the state appointed emergency manager hands back control of the the mayor, the problem of keeping the bankrupt motor city from returning to where it is now. john hendrick, al jazeera, detroit. >> japan's defense minister is now saying that reports of u.s. hacking could damage relations between the two countries. it proved true reacted to another leak from edward snowden. it accuses the national security agency of spying on its allies for diplomatic advantage. the japanese government now wants to create an agency to deal with threats. >> in that sense, we just do

many have moved to the issues replaced by white families looking for affordable housing in the city. stephen green grew up here. he owns a restaurant in an area years ago where blacks were refused loans to start businesses. he said there is fertile opportunity for blacks to live and thrive. >> if we see one black person, one. if we see another three, four. you know, and we keep adding on. i believe we're at now-- >> i have six. dave has three. >> i'm a measly one and a half, two. we're not doing too well. >> reporter: all said they moved here in a heartbeat, the neighborhoods, the art scene and opportunity. it's what she sees in her photography collection, an opportunity to showcase the small but present black population and culture in portland. tonya mosley, al jazeera, portland, oregon. ♪ >> meteorologist: i'm dave warren, big troubles this holiday week as storms continue to impact travel along the east coast. in arkansas there is freezing rain coming down. the mix is registered as light rain and snow, and it could freeze on contact. here it's down below the freezing mark. here is

detroit voters headed to the polls to select a new mayor but it's an election unlike any in the city's history not only with the expected winner might do can be the first white mayor in the city since one nine hundred seventy four but also right now detroit is not even under the control of its mayor or locally elected representatives but instead under the control of a financial manager appointed by governor rick snyder who is in charge of managing the city's descent into bankruptcy so the winner of today's mayoral election will have very little power and said he will work under emergency financial manager kevyn orr who has full powers over the city's budget meaning the new mayor will have to get or his approval on any new spend it while both candidates running for mayor of detroit stand opposed to the financial manager in charge of their city neither they nor the voters have any power this election to remove him only governor rick snyder has that power and will snyder has refused to endorse either candidate for mayor he has supported his financial manager and he insists that the city of detroit will be under kevin or his control through the bankruptcy proces

the cash-strapped city. he is the motor city's first white mayor in 40 years. but a state-appointed emergency manager will maintain control of the city's finances until it emerges from bankruptcy. >>> an effort to save the astrodome has been defeated. once called the eighth wonder of the world, the dome became the city's defining landmark. but bigger and better stadiums and arenas took its place. the dome now sits empty. it will likely be demolished. >>> and illinois is about to become the 15th state to legalize same-sex marriage. the state's house of representatives approved the measure yesterday. the senate passed it back on valentine's day. governor pat quinn, who was in the chamber when the house voted, says he is set to sign it into law. the first gay marriages could take place in illinois coming up in june. >>> new gallup poll makes for some rough reading for president obama. it finds the president's approval rating at 39%, one point above his all-time low. meanwhile, 53% disapprove of the job president obama is doing. that's just one point under his recor

the klan's motto. city and state government aligned in its defense of white supremacy. in washington, the president had just been burned by the outcome of such fire-eating rhetoric. when kennedy entered office he inherited from the eisenhower administration a policy of federalism that restrained national government in its relations with state alocal officials. his predecessor defended school desegregation in little rock, such action revidevirived cour g rulings. the kennedy went to local authorities not to protect civil liberties but to end the violence. when implementing court ordered desegregation in the fall of 1962 a mob intent on maintaining white supremacy. bushed federal authorities. following eisenhower's lead, kennedy sent troops to oxford to secure the addition of meredith but drew behind the passive policy of federalism. frustrated by the slow pace of change, shuttles worth invited to birmingham keen and the southern christian leadership conference to join the alabama christian movement and demonstrations. not having a success since the montgomery bus boycott,

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in the cities of the south and the "rust belt" with their legacies of economic collapse and racial division. and one of the hardest hit cities is cleveland. >> here, the unemployment rate for whites is around 6%. for african americans, the number is almost three times higher. >> like many cities across america, the sight of boarded up businesses and devastated neighborhoods is something that's become increasingly common. but what's remarkable about cleveland is that it also happens to be the worst city in the entire united states for infant mortality. >> in cleveland, there are neighborhoods where the infant mortality rate is worse than that of countries such as guatemala, botswana. and even north korea. >> eric price is a lifelong cleveland resident. he says the scale of the problem is a product of living in a forgotten city. >> this used to be a great area. it was great for bringing up kids. it was great educationally. it was a middle-class, typical middle-class, mid-western neighborhood. >> eric remembers these neighborhoods as prosperous places when transport, oil and steel drove the city's economy. >> but now, there are no jobs, of course there's no money. they even started

city hall. people as you can see are gathering right now to remember mayor george -- and harvey milt. it was 35 years ago, former supervisor dan white snuck into city hall and killeded the two local politicians. white had resigned, was enraged the mayor refused to give him his job back. organizers say they plan to speak about rising rents, evictions and the possible closure of city college of san francisco. >>> still to come here at 5:00, ready or not, the unlikely place one south bay mother gave birth and the help she got via the phone. also -- >> i'm going to start it. >> a troubling admission. how a television interview could make an al meameda arson case m easier to prove. >>> the barricades are up and tents are out. black friday is turning into black thursday and some are call thag an assault on thanksgiving. middle-earth is back at denny's with the build your own hobbit slam. twenty delicious options, like sweet potato pecan pancakes, hearty breakfast sausage and honey cake french toast. a meal to satisfy the hungriest of hobbits. see "the hobbit: the desolation of smaug." >>> this was back in september, you might recall these flames. today, the office said no cri

the two men. it has been thirty-five years after the city's first openly gay supervisor was assassinated at city hall along with the mayor. they were killed by a disgruntled former city supervisor, dan white>> the white house says it welcomes the supreme court's decision to hear a challenge to the federal health care law. the high court has combined challenges by two christian-owned firms. including the craft store hobby lobby. who oppose providing birth control insurance for its employees because of the company's religious beliefs. companies that don't offer the coverage could be fined up to one-point-three- million dollars daily. justices will hear arguments in march and a decision is expected by late june. >> good morning. ed this is something that is upsetting people. this misshapen gaming industry. stawith will b >> now time for the tech report with gabe slate. >> admen use this to show naked pictures of his wife on-line. i will warn you, if you have children you might want to have the leave the room. this may affect the damning industry. >> the ps 4 stream store with this man and drinking online. he exposed her and breast online. when it came back, she is all the way naked, and stri

marcello coe was trying to steer laws in his favor while he was on the moreno city council. >>> public tours at the white house have resumed on a limited basis. on tuesday, president and mrs. obama surprised a group making their way through the executive mansion. tours had been put off because of the sequester. >>> and house minority leader nancy pelosi delivered david letterman's top ten last night. the topic, ten things you didn't know about the house of representatives. >> 19 representatives have gone on to become president. 10 have gone on to manage a sizzler's. members may vote yea, nay or whatever. thanks to corporate sponsorship, majority whip now known as miracle whip. >> oh. and the number one thing you never knew about the house of representatives -- >> the tea party is not nearly as much fun as it sounds. >> yeah. >> and that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> and joining me now for more on the big elections yesterday is political columnist and analyst ellis hannigan. >> welcome to the first day of the chris christie campaign. >> let's talk about chris christie. i want to talk abou

the two men agreed in has been 35 years after the city's first openly gay supervisor was assassinated at city hall along with the mayor. there were killed by a disgruntled former city supervisor, dan white: to cats are dead after they were snatched from their honor and thrown into the sanford's as go bakery the honor as a homeless woman known as " cat lady " police say that on monday after know, the suspect came up to the one man at pier 14 and grabbed all of her belongings, including a cat carrier-held both cats and tossed them into the water grid firefighters were able to get the woman's belongings from the bay, but the two cats had drowned. people who know the woman said they are horrified and stunned at what happened >>: on from the bay area and that's not how we take care of family around here. she's homeless and she has a lot of kept does judge katz. i mean, come on. all i have to say to that person is karma. animal control now wants to review nearby security cameras that may have captured the crime. if the suspect is described only as a male wearing a hooded sweatshirt and carrying a skateboard. when he is caught, he is facing animal cruelty charges. >>james: the teenagers and of

the people of this city have chosen a progressive path, and tonight we set forth on it together as one city. >> ifill: voters in bankrupt detroit threw their support behind mike duggan, the city's first white mayor in 40 years. >> i think mike duggan's got a plan to get the city back together. >> ifill: duggan campaigned on his experience saving detroit's largest hospital system and promised to help the struggling city find its way back to financial health. >> if you vote for me, the record is turning things around, getting them fixed. and we can get this city going in the right direction. >> ifill: in boston, martin walsh won the race to succeed outgoing mayor tom menino, who'd held the office for 20 years. voters around the country also used direct initiatives to make their voices heard. in washington state, a measure to require the labeling of genetically-modified food was defeated, and an effort to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour in the seattle suburb of seatac was on its way to approval. official results will not be certified until later this month. in colorado, voters agreed to a 25% tax on recreational marijuana, but they balked at raising income taxes to expand school funding

the northern city of harbin came to a stand still recently when a thick layer of white smog choked the city. air quality levels reached 40 times the safe limit recommended by the world health organization. this week, china's ministry of environmental protection put out new guidelines. it said on the most hazardous days public schools should be closed. workers should stay at home and outdoor activities stopped. in china, monitoring pollution levels is as common as checking the temperature. face masks and air purifiers are a regular site. on particularly polluted days students at the international school of beijing have recess inside this giant air purified dome. parents told us the air filtration system was a key factor in choosing a school. the air pollution is made worse by china's dependence on coal. it consumes nearly half of the world's supply. in september, it said it would cut coal consumption and close heavy polluting plants. and there's a ban on building new coal power plants in key industrial regions. in beijing, which already has more than five million cars on the road, the g

the window dan white climbed through, the you was a where he gunned down george masconi and harvey milk. >> the city suffered first of all, of the loss of the security that we all enjoyed. >> i walked out. dan white walked in. >> i think that dan white had the greatest leaders. >> more time thans he can count, what if? >> i often think about what we could have accomplished if harvey had not been taken from us. >> hundreds are expected to marnl from the castro to city hall, but joends says the march isn't just to honor milk and mosconi but what they stood for. >> i can't believe they wouldn't be outraged by the potential closure of city college, the evictions of the elderly people, people living with hiv, the sty rocketing rent. >> jones said the day of the assassinations, he wondered if the issues accomplished under milk and mosconi were other. but then the sun went down and a crowd of thousands began to march on city hall. >> and i realized it certainly wasn't over. it was just beginning. >> nbc bay area news. >> a defining moment for san francisco and the gay community. >> a bay area family has an

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we are here to focus the message on the housing crisis and we have developed a demand of platforms for city hall. it is one of the first openly gay areas. dan white assassinated mayor moss cony inside city hall. >>> they are taking a step back to some sort of a normal life. now the family will have thanksgiving dinner vegan for sasha fleischman. and the cameras showed sasha fleischman smiling showing bandages on both legs and sasha fleischman's mother is hoping something positive will come out of this ordeal. >> you can wear unusual clothing and it does not mean you have a right to attack them. >> sasha fleischman's father hopes he wants to go back to school and wants to see friends as soon as next week. >>> they have given up a legal fight and taken down a viral video. goldie blocks had a song in order to promote girls embracing science and technology and while any approve their message, they don't allow it to sell any products. they don't want to fight and they have removed that online video. >> now at 4:40 with the weather cooling down quite a bit, pg&e is making some people nervous. >>> and a hit-and-run driver, surveillance video has police

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in boston, the people of bean town elected state representative marty walsh to replace the city's longest serving mayor. voters in detroit elected the city's first white mayor in four decades. mike duggan will be tasked with bringing the motor city back from the financial brink. and new york city will have its first democratic mayor in two decades. earlier today, he met with michael bloomberg, who held on to the mayor's seat for the past 12 years. i'm sure they had plenty to talk about at their meeting today. perhaps the new mayor elect can teach him a few moves. take a look at the de blasio family's celebratory smackdown dance from last night. check it out. [ cheers and applause ] my customers can shop around-- see who does good work and compare costs. it doesn't usually work that way with health care. but with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and estimates for how much i'll pay. that helps me, and my guys, make better decisions. i don't like guesses with my business, and definitely not with our health. innovations that work for you. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. i started part-time, now i'

dan white a former firefighter elected to the board of supervisors shot and killed the two men at city hall. he resigned from the board, but wanted his seat back. white was angry that mosconi refused to reappoint him he packed his gun and went to city hall. white slipped in through a door in the basement. willie brown was an assemblyman meeting with mosconi in the mayor's office he left just 45 seconds before white entered. >> we were having coffee george said, you know, how do i just tell this guy it's over? etc.? but i've got to do it. i walked out, dan white walked in. >> brown learned later he was also on the death list. after he killed mosconi, white went to supervisor offices where he encountered harvey milk. cleve jones of just met with him. >> i saw his body. >> chaos reigned. a tearful board president broke the news to the public. tens of thousands attend that had night at city hall. jones says the shock and sadness morphed into a new awakening. >> people marched, as we're marching i can feel there was this great strength that was emerging out of the breeze. now, after the sho

the negotiations. >> that plan calling for 4,000 new settlements in jerusalem and 1200 east of the city. the whitelso trying to stall any furthers action against iran. today john kerry meeting with members of the banking committee. considering new sanctions on iran after the talks in geneva failed. secretary carey will brief the senators on the status of the talks while urging them to give negotiators more time. >>> coming up notorious boston mobster and convicted murderer, james "whitey lega" bolger learg his fate today. we'll take you trait to the white how when we come back. whole lot of money. >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> i think you've offended everyone with that kathy. >> hold on, there's some room to offend people, i'm here. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the government shutdown. >> answers to the questions no one els

in detroit, mike duggen became the first white mayor of the city since roman gribbs back in 174.he 2012 census shows 83% of detroit is african-american. >>> and in new york of th de blo won, and in virginia, terry mcauliffe. in new jersey chris christie won a landslide, and the win was so big he may be on the presidential ticket in 2016 against hillary clinton. the governor lambasted washington, d.c. for the way they do business and urged them to turn on their t.v.'s and see how he does it here in new jersey for an indication of how politics should be run in the modern era. christie won't have an easy fight if he does run for the presidency. cbs polled published in the la 24 hours shows were the election to take place right now hillary clinton would win by about four percentage points. the big win for the governor in merges means he will be taken as a serious politician no matter what happens for the next thee or four years. >> new jersey voters approved a $1 increase in the state's minimum wage, a plan to wag raie minimum wage in seatac, washington, has a narrow lead. five color

the white house. in a small southern california city has sued the makers of the wildly popular three rapture brand of hot sauce saying pungent tear inducing odors emanating from the chilly processing plant in town is trading at a nuisance. li fung flutes move its production facilities to bear when gail from two nearby towns earlier this year and city officials say they plan to go to court to force the hot sauce maker to the media the whole production at its chilli factory glory of the case continues. fortunately our residents over the past year to now start to complain about. eyes watering their throats being irritated. in severe headaches. as result of the processing of chillies chile coming out of the voice on that tree the last year the crop was destroyed. there's two of which there is no where to put on was only operating at ten percent of what they're doing and it's fifty percent now they're full operation this time next utopia to conduct this operation. and we've had families and children and seniors complain again about the odors and the residual effects. would they can't go outside the red co

and whiten even more, with optic white mouthwash and the whole colgate optic white line. >>> live from new york city's "wendy will yals." today jaqn murray and lisa g. will take on this week's biggest stories. and sharon osbourne lashes out at the ladies of "the view" and all the latest juicy hot topics. now here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah! [ cheering ]