. >> high-speed chase, governor christie's brother todd christie went on facebook to call senator ted cruz a -- it came as a response of christie endorsing tran. he made his comment and also a friend of the show, matt rooney who is known for his. [inaudible] if you are going to skip the fair you might wanna -- you can see the guy trying to jump over the turnstile with no avail. finally he he just gives up and shimmies underneath the bar. way to go guy, you just got a $2.25 fair and traded that in for a shiny 300-dollar ticket. >> the new jersey turnpike has claimed another life, this time in a hit-and-run accident up an nypd officer early monday morning. off-duty nypd officer, vincent harrison was driving southbound around 3:00 a.m. near the newark international airport near milepost one oh 2.5. his car collided with the ford escape. the disabled board ended up in the right center lane and officer harrison's car ended up in the right shoulder. it's reported that harrison then exited the vehicle and made his way toward the disabled forward. just then, an affinity drove up hitting the o

co-chair for christie's presidential campaign meg whitman called christie's endorsement of trump, "a display of political opportunism." christine toddhitman of christie's home state of new jersey said she's ashamed christie would endorse anyone who's employed the hate mongering trump has. in new hampshire, a newspaper repudiated his endorsement, and an editorial calling for christie to step down as governor opening the editorial with the lines, "what an embarrassment, what an utter disgrace." new jersey state senator jennifer beck a republican today called on christie to leave the campaign trail or resign. a new poll found christie's already dismal approval rating in new jersey has fallen from 33% before the trump endorsement to just 27% today. 61% saying they disapprove his performance as governor. the pollsters also asked people to describe christie in a single word and produced this word cloud. you'll see that words, bully and arrogant, are particularly prominent. christie seems profoundly diminished in trump's shadow like a swaggering schoolyard tough who has to defer to a bigger and stronger boy. trump recently heard on a hot m

christie todd whitman just with us now to situate rather vote for holly clinton the donald trump.you feel that that? >> i'm not voting for donald trump. i confident that marco rubio will be the nominee. if he is not the nominee, i think there will be another republican in the general election, even if they are not the nominee for party. john: running as an independent? >> correct. right now i'm focused on rubio, but i'm not voting for donald trump/ john: is this right now and existential crisis for the republican party? is that what this represents? >> you have a guy who is leading the polls right now against a fragmented health, who just look at the things he said in the past couple of weeks. he said last night that the chinese government's treatment of the citizenry of china as a model for how american president should deal with the american people. he is basically saying people like vladimir putin is a model leader for the united states. a partner for the united states. you can keep going down that. over half of the tweets that he retweets from his fans are from white supremaci

christie todd whitman, the former new jersey governor, said i cannot support donald trump.e isn't us. i would soon as support hillary clinton if he were the nominee. i could go on and on. bill, senator from nebraska, these are all people -- >> those are examples. when have any of those people been appointed, anointed the official spokesperson for the republican party? >> could you support donald trump and be with the nominee? >> if he's the nominee, absolutely. >> what do you think of those in the party who say if is he a nominee i won't support him? >> i won't worry about it. because guess what, the american people are operating over their annoyance. look at the numbers, neil. look at the voters that are coming out. >> so these people focusing on marco rubio, ted cruz, they are wasting their time? >> no. you mentioned names of people that have said that they -- guess what, neil, these are all people that have been part of the process for the last 25 years that people are now disgusted with. this is what is going on. i'd be worried about them because, you know what, the est

marco rubio, to some of these others who said i could never support him, or i'll sooner vote, as christie toddho insaid, for hillary clinton, than donald trump, they should cool that and start coming together now? what? >> i think they should continue their campaigns and support who they want but, yes, we need to cool this rhetoric. and i tell you, i disagree with republican members of congress and the senate, but there are lot of great people there, and trump would need to work with them. so he needs to understand that in the end, we need to all get together. he is going to need the congress -- >> doesn't he have to start that process? >> he needs to -- >> with the water bottle thing and criticizing marco rubio, that is not presidential, and so they don't forget that stuff either. it's led to ill will on both sides. >> we need to elevate the campaign rhetoric on all sides. we need to be moved to a more effort to deal with real issues, wages for american citizens, how we can help them have a better life, and, yes, you're right, i believe that. but it's a free american republic, from the begin

you have christie todd whitman saying she is ashamed of what chris christie is doing backing donald trump going so far as to say she -- shift donald trump for the nominee this republican governor would go for hillary clinton. paul ryan, this doesn't plan people's prejudices, a clear slap at donald trump. it is revolting behavior on a right like bush 43 deputy assistant and weekly standard. what donald trump was trying to say in a magnanimous gesture is can we let bygones be bygones? i don't know if it is an olive branch, but some of these folks were not acceptable. >> it is all little early for olive branchs, to get the nomination and trump tried to act like a president last night, i don't think donald trump will be presidential. tomorrow night at the fox debate, he will be the typical donald trump. you will get pummels by ted cruz and marco rubio worse than what happened last time because this is the last stand. if you don't take on donald trump queue can't win florida for marco rubio, john kasich and ohio, trump will be the nominee and republicans have to accept it. neil: do you think t

. >> christie todd whitman said forget it.t is down to trump and hillary she will vote for hillary. phil graham said i can't do it right now but let me play devil's's advocate, you have republicans who want to vote republican, who look at the establishment and say you guys couldn't get it right five of the last six elections. i will go with this guy who has real strength. >> that might be true but do we need another presidential candidate as a major party candidate who has no political experience? no substantive governing experience? i hear it from all the folks i talked to across the country saying establishment is out of touch, the are in sea doesn't get it, we want trump because republicans don't understand where i am coming from but with the crisis all over the world with our economy inert shaky situation i do not believe it is the best move for the republican party to put forward someone who at best has a spotty record as a business person and 0 practical experience. liz: we have apple breaking news. bernie sanders if he

. >> reporter: on team trump, chris christie and sarah palin, her husband, todd seriously injured in a snow accident. and governor kasich. >> unlike the other people running, he has a real track record. >> reporter: in the buckeye state, kasich has never lost an election lead. why is it still neck and neck with donald trump? >> i think we're ahead and we're going to win tomorrow. >> a lot of voters don't want to waist their vote. they don't want to cast their vote for somebody they think can't win. >> if we he were to go on fifth avenue and shoot somebody, i would not be willing to support donald trump. >> reporter: and an ad about it discouraging remarks on women. ohio, he'll expand his sweeping lead lead. peter alexander, wester vill, ohio. >> we have protesters -- >> reporter:ium ium'm katy hunt at an msnb clrks brks msnbc town hall. >> people remember mob violence that led to lynching. >> this guy is a pathological liar. it's hard to fact check because he never has any facts. >> reporter: after the republican frontrunner started name checking sanders at rallies. >> he's the stron

christie? >> no, no. >> governor kasich. >> kasich's very, very popular. >> we just interviewed christine todd whitman, and she said, you know, it's very difficult to be out of the state running for office, and it's a little easier than when she was stuff. but, you know, this is a hands-on chief executive job, and he wasn't doing a lot of that because he was off. >> i would say this. you can't fight crime, poverty, illiteracy, fix our roads and our bridges on a cellphone. you have to be in the state, in talking to people. it's as simple as that. and that's why the resentment is there. >> you can come back when there's a storm coming, even though that became a controversy, but you can return. but you can't to do the actual day-to-day legwork. >> you can't. it's just -- they want you there, and they want you to know that you care about them enough to be there. >> so, how is this gonna affect your day-to-day relationship with the governor moving forward? you still have almost two years left. >> i think he answered a lot of questions yesterday. i've gotten to view, you know, what i thought about h

. >> reporter: chris christie and sarah palin who is headed back to alaska. her husband toddly injured in a snowmobile accident. >> thank you for your prayers for my husband. >> reporter: governor kasich here with mitt romney. >> unlike the other people running he has a real track record. >> reporter: trump crushing the competition in florida. marco rubio's home state. >> it's between optimism and fear. >> reporter: in the buckeye state, kasich is clinging to small lead. why is it still neck and neck with donald trump? here? >> i don't think it's neck and neck. >> reporter: his challenge to prove he's popular and viable. >> a lot of voters don't want to waste their votes. >> reporter: ted cruz taking a swipe at donald trump's muster. >> if he went out on fifth avenue and were to shoot somebody, i would not be willing to support donald trump. >> reporter: an ad highlighting the billionaire's disparaging comments about women. >> bimbo. dog. fat pig. real quotes from donald trump. >> reporter: but it's all about the degree count. if he loses ohio he has to win 60% of the remaini

. >> reporter: on team trump, chris christie and sarah palin, who's heading back to alaska, her husband, todd seriously injured in a snow accident. and governor kasich. running, he has a real track record. >> reporter: in the buckeye election lead. why is it still neck and neck with donald trump? >> i think we're ahead and we're going to win tomorrow. >> a lot of voters don't want to waist their vote. they don't want to cast their vote for somebody they think can't win. >> if we he were to go on fifth avenue and shoot somebody, i would not be willing to support donald trump. >> reporter: and an ad about it discouraging remarks on women. and if he sweeps florida and ohio, he'll expand his sweeping lead lead. ohio. >> we have protesters -- >> reporter:ium ium 'm katy hunt at an msnb clrks brks msnbc town hall. >> people remember mob violence that led to lynching. >> this guy is a pathological liar. it's hard to fact check because he never has any facts. >> reporter: after the republican frontrunner started name checking sanders at rallies. >> he's the strongest candidate in the general eleksz c

. >> reporter: on team trump, chris christie and sarah palin who is now heading back to ka. her husband todd seriously injured in a snow mobile accident. >> thank you, guys, for prayers for my husband. >> reporter: here in battleground governor john kasich with 2012 nominee mitt romney. >> unlike the other people running he has a real track >> reporter: trump trouncing the competition in florida, marco rubio's home state. and in the buckeye state case sick load and has never lost an election here. why is it still neck and neck with donald trump here? >> i don't think it's neck and neck. i think we're ahead and we're going to >> reporter: his challenge to prove he's not just popular, viable. >> a lot of people don't want to waste their votes and don't want to cast their vote for somebody whon't win. >> reporter: ted cruz taking a swipe at trump's bluster. >> if he were, for example, to go out on fest avenue and shoot somebody i would not illing to support donald trump. >> reporter: out today highlighting his dis-berridging comments about women. >> bimbo. >> >> fat pig. >> real quotes from don

christie todd whitman, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $399 a month only at your lincoln dealerria and iraq as genocide. it's something they have resisted using, but they are trying to exterminate christians and yazidis. there's also a vote planned calling on president obama to direct the ambassador tso starta war crimes investigation on the syrian government. >>> obama is said to have narrowed his list to three for the supreme court. white house sources say the vetting process is now in its final stages. >>> more rain is on the way for the storm-battered south. the extreme weather claiming at least four lives. three of those deaths in louisiana, where about 5,000 homes were damaged in historic flooding. the state set to receive federal aid after president obama declared a major disaster. >>> candidates from both parties expressing concern over the growing violence at donald trump rallies, with many republicans now trying to stop trump at all costs. should he now try to tone down these events? and how could this play into the five big primaries tomorrow. let's bring in christine

. >> todd: if sunday's better for you. joinny and clay and christie and eric and sneezy neki mohan at noon. >> neki: sorry. >> and jennifer will be there and michael and lea. i got to sneeze again, you toss. >> todd: do the elbow thing. and get over to jen so she can sneeze. >> jennifer: "less you, neki and also foror us in south florida, the weather is quite cloudy and sunny for some of us and we have is a few showerses and we'll get to that in a second. and temperatures are warming up fast and already hitting 74 and the warm spot and pampano beach hitting 75 at this hour. and temperatures are heating up. and upper 70s and normal for this time of year. and winds are turning out of the east and picking up speed at 14 miles per hour. and still north and northwest when you head south and on the radar and satellite mostly cloudy skies for today and we'll have peeee of sunshine in between the clouds and also the shower isese have been impacting northeast miami-dade and continues on. surf side getting moderate to heavy rainfall as the shower is sticking ar

. >> reporter: on team trump, chris christie and sarah palin who is now heading back to alaska. her husband todd seriously injured in a snow mobile accident. >> thank you, guys, for prayers for my husband. >> reporter: here in battleground ohio governor john kasich with 2012 nominee mitt romney. >> unlike the other people running he has a real track record. >> reporter: trump trouncing the competition in florida, marco rubio's home state. and in the buckeye state case sick clinging to a small load and has never lost an election here. why is it still neck and neck with donald trump here? >> i don't think it's neck and neck. i think we're ahead and we're going to win. >> reporter: his challenge to prove he's not just popular, viable. >> a lot of people don't want to waste their votes and don't want to cast their >> reporter: ted cruz taking a swipe at trump's bluster. >> if he were, for example, to go out on fest avenue and shoot somebody i would not be willing to support donald trump. >> reporter: out today an anti-trump ad highlighting his dis-berridging comments about women. >> bimbo. >> dog. >

. >> but john, they are, with all due respect, christie todd whitman, god knows i helped elect her yearsleft wing of the republican party. they don't have any influence left at all. and i'll say this. if trump gets in -- i don't want to say he will, but if he gets it, he's a pretty seclude businessman. he knows how to make a deal, sit around the table and talk to people. and i'm going to leave it at that. to me, the biggest issue today is marco rubio's demise. because you've got to have some place, a w., in order to hang in there. he has no ws. >> a win in at least one state. >> something. even if it's the alaska caucus. he'll fly up there and proclaim great victory. i have no idea. i'm just saying, cruz will win some states, as john suggested. cruz will win texas, i reckon. that's what all the polls say. he's got a shot at arkansas. he's got a shot at oklahoma. so we'll see. >> minnesota's another one where there's a caucus. it's close at the top, rubio and cruz. >> i completely agree. >> but a lot of this polling is not great. >> it's terrible, i agree. >> you have one poll that comes

. >> reporter: on team trump, chris christie and sarah palin who's now heading back to alaska. her husband todd in a snow mobile accident. >> thank you for your prayers for my husband. >> unlike the other people running, he has a real track record. >> reporter: trump crushing the competition in florida, marco rubio's home state. >> tomorrow is a choice between optimism and fear. >> reporter: but in the buckeye fear, kasich is clinging to a small lead. why is it still neck and neck with trump here? >> i don't think it is. i think we're ahead and we're going to win here. >> a lot of voters don't want to waste their votes. they don't want to cast a vote for somebody they think can't win. >> reporter: ted cruz taking a swipe at trump's bluster. >> if he were to go out on an avenue and shoot somebody, i wouldn't vote for him. >> bimbo. >> fat pig. >> real quotes from donald trump. >> reporter: but if trump sweeps florida and ohio, he'll extend his commanding lead. but if he loses ohio, he has to get 60% of the remaining delegates to clinch the nomination. peter alexander, ohio. >>> i'm kcasey hunt.

. >> reporter: on team trump, chris christie and sarah palin, who is now heading back to alaska. her husband todd seriously injured in a snowmobile accident. >> thank you guys for your prayers for my husband. >> reporter: here in battleground ohio, john kasich with 2012 nominee mitt romney. >> unlike the other people running, he has a real track record. >> reporter: trump crushing the competition in florida, marco rubio's home state. >> tomorrow is a choice between optimism and fear. >> reporter: but in the buckeye state, kasich is clinging to a small lead. he's never lost an election here. >> why is it still neck and neck with donald trump here? >> i don't think it is neck and neck. i think we're ahead and we're going to win tomorrow. >> reporter: his challenge to prove he's not just popular but viable. >> a lot of voters don't want to waste their votes. they don't want to cast a vote for somebody they think can't win. >> reporter: ted cruz today taking a swipe at trump's bluster. >> if, for example, he were to go out on fifth avenue and shoot somebody, i would not be wibling to support donald t

christie. all of your favorites. and you will fin out pie 15- 16 avenue >> todd: if you come in the afternoon, join the local ten congo ew. and they are playing the music. they will do it this sunday and maybe set a record. if youave been struggling to keep that new year's resolution to lose weight you are not the only one. what is to blame is simple math. christie explains. >> reporter: in order to lose weight we need fewerical rows and exercise more. but your body needs to shed 500 calories every day to lose one pound a week. and that sounds like a lot. and that may seem tgh. if you start off slowly. >> cutting back on the calories coming in and portion sizes. and should be able to account for 2- 300 calorie deficit and adding in 100 calories of expenditures and riding a bike. if you burn 100ical rows without increasing yourical row intake. you can lose ten pounds the year. the more intense the activity the faster the burnn will be. it is not only exercise. but releasing the endorphins. they help uso mentally and emotionally feel better and that is important for people battling cancer. andy was diagnosed with kidney

gender told the gender he got that information from christie's doctorates hein will reveal to everyone including kristi and her family including however todd is taking your advice for kristi to see a little more cloud cover themo and one sister to get that went more outo of the south temperatures which quickly. middle and upper 40s0s to the west. when something for them by late afternoon the temperatures willil drop a little bit middle andle upper 40s certainly possible even underestimate the power who both of those commanded typically drives are warmth just like it did on sundayay traffic time with patty harkin it is 6:03 a.m.af bumper-to-bumper traffic. it does go down to one lane as through the metro curves inbound 90 from the west is starting to that roadway has been reopen. it's the repeal day.ep my partner is pregnant. that's what we are going to be talking about today. todd, good morning.mo i thought wait a second. that's medical science that's in may.at thoughts and comments. and how did she know that you are having a boy or girl. there's no category for spicy. i always wondered who they were. that means you're having a boy. if it

former new jersey governor christie todd whitman came out and said i would not vote for him she is aton before i vote for him. senator from nebraska said i will not vote for him. i will do a write in candidate if i have to. how does donald trump do that. >> they waited a long time. some republicans have decided now they have to do come out and say they would never ever support trump. i do believe that there will be system of those. on the other hand, i think you should say and remember that the will of the voters does tend to bring politicians around. if trump were to continue to win and, remember, in just two weeks we had the florida and ohio primaries, winner take all, take super ski states for general elections. victory in those states turn things around. >> is there any way marco rubio can continue in this race if he does not win florida. >> hard to see it as you says they are going to go all the way to the convention. >> bernie sanders is saying that, too. they always say that. >> jeb bush looked me in the eye before he dropped out. and is he was not getting out. i felt betrayed

christie. he did not address this, but certainly this is terrible news, everyone wishing the best to todd palinin as he she heads back to al ras came to be by her husband's side. >> and chris, i want to point out the video that our audience has been watching during this update is from a campaign trail in 2011 in august in des moines, iowa when todd pay lip joined his wife on the campaign trail. every so often you'll see the flash of the red checkered shirt and that is todd palin. a lot of pea gnome him from her reality show where the palin family was highlighted all the time. and so people became very familiar with todd palin through the show sarah palin's alaska. i just want to read a statement that the trump campaign has also sent out, so in-dudulge me if y will, a statement on governor palin's cancellation. and it says todd palin was in a bad snow machine accident last night and is currently hospitalized. governor palin is returning to alaska to be with her husband and looks forward to being back on the campaign trail soon. mr. trump's thoughts and prayers are with the palin family at this t

and who had tough words for chris christie for his trump endorsement over the weekend with chuck toddat they talked through, in particular, the lines of attack that potentially could be leveled at trump. this group, our principles pac, it's called, now a communications, former communications director for jeb bush's campaign, now headed to this group, to help them in their efforts. they believe that they can target him in three ways. first of all, on issue positions. if they take a look at some of his past statements, trump, of course, has sometimes contradicted himself on a variety of issues that may seem like there would be a concern for many conservatives. his business record, we have already seen marco rubio start to talk, characterize trump as a con artist, talking about trump university in particular, where trump is facing this lawsuit over whether or not he sold a bill of goods to many of the students at trump university. and then of course, his personal statements. so issues affrace, the things he said about the kkk, but also things that he said about women, this group feels as

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look at the people who have said that they want anybody but trump, mitt romney, ben sass, the christy todd and what are the consequences for november? >> there's an obvious split in the party. you have candidates who run against each other and we come back together, but this is different. i really believe donald trump doesn't believe this. he saw a market opportunity. i think the true tragedy of what trump is doing, there are voter whose have every reason to be angry, to think i have lost out on opportunities. we should be addressing that substantively. donald trump is taking advantage of voters and that's the greatest tragedy of all. there is a split in the party, but this is a fight worth having. donald trump is not a conservative. he should not be our nominee. >> tucker martin, great to have you here. thank you so much. really appreciate it. >>> turning to tennessee now, there are 58 delegates up for grabs for republicans. 76 for democrats. according to that nbc news/wall street journal/marist poll, cruz leads trump by 20 points. hillary clinton holds a significant lead over senator san

todd who will be joined by the three candidates on the campaign trail. >>> and a new report reveals that tax payers paid more than half a mil ylion to cover secury for chris christiee he campaigned for president this past year. the governor's traveling detail cost $600,000 in 015, and the record shows that his total bill for state police protection in 2010 comes to more than 1.5 million, and wig portibig porti costs came in his second term when he did more traveling ahead of the presidential run. >>> and now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> looking at the headlines, and what to expect, we are tracking shower activity, and also in sou southern delaware at this hour, and looking to the rainy monday. heavy rain moving into the night, and early tomorrow, and more temperatures mid-week into the forecast, and not doing badly, and 50 degrees in philadelphia, and clouds abound, and also, relatively some more humidity, and calm. and up the allentown, and 511 in the northeast, an 47 down there in atlantic city. short temperatures are not doing badly this morning either as we are going through the region, and we will show you the numbers in poconos, and 47 in allentown, a

christie may sanchez, 22. haley navarrea, 21. chesapeake, virginia, february 7, 2016, doris dualy, 47 -year-old. todd dualy, 50. landon dualy, 22. brook dualy, 17. oakland, maine, november 4, 2015, amanda brag g. and -- the speaker pro tempore: time of the gentleman has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas seek recognition? >> permission to revise and extend my remarks. i rise in honor of the life of ann pride. she served as the director of federal government relations where she had been employed since 1991 and worked with the arkansas delegation to support energy programs and dedicated her life to serving the people of arkansas and served as a staff to representative bill alexander and senator david pryor first during his term as governor nor and in the senate. she was well respected among the arkansas delegation and on both sides of the aisle. she was a professional. her knowledge and experience was indispensible to her fellow colleagues and will be greatly missed by those who had the privilege to know her. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of h

todd whitman, and former acting governor richard codey, a democrat. good morning, everyone. i'm bill ritter. welcome to "upclose." seven newspapers in new jersey this past week with a history of not exactly liking governor christie calling for christie's resignation because of his endorsement of donald trump and because of the time he spent out of state on presidential politics. the criticism really revved up

christie. and he will tell you why he is supporting donald trump donald trump for the president of the united states of america. >> we had after lunch time, information about todddent in alaska and sarah palin was not going to be able to attend a trump event and she would go back to alaska. we see her on the stage shelf referred to the accident as a little wreck and she proceeded to keep the schedule for the tampa event. chris christie on the stage now. i want to bring into the conversation, we have miami beach mayor, phillip levine, thank you, so much. we have a pirate ship pulling in behind us. >> trump. >> no. we know trump is in tampa. not too far away. what do you make of the reaction that some people are having to the rally taking place. we saw the report from cal. we have those coming out to protest. is this an example of the worst? we make sure that we assure the tranquility and the safety of all the citizens. and anything that would disrupt that. it is most important to all americans but safety as a mayor is crucial. putting my political hat on. you see a lot of anger. clearly the republican party has a lot of anger and i guess they created it themselv

christy. we are very proud of his honor and it's well deserved. this morning i participated in a leadership forum with our treasurer jose cisneros and todd ruf o on a panel discussion for the executive association at the main library where we were asked about challenges related to our respective roles in city government. >> that's all i have for my report. >> thank you. vice-president ken cleaveland? >> thank you for the report. how much money are we trying to raise from the public from donations and how much have we raised to date? >> so we have raised an amount that i would like to share with the committee tomorrow. i would be happy to share with the public at the next meeting and i will be happy to share with you after the meeting. it's very good news and a lot of anxiety around this and a lot of interest. suffice to say we have a lot of very good partners that appreciate the dedicated work that the men and women of the department active and retired have done. i feel pretty good. >> i do know the businesses and citizens of san francisco would love to support the department. is it $800,000 that we need and knowing that, and if we don't have to