from the left, i'm van jones. >> from the right i'm newt gingrich. join us tomorrow for another edition of "crossfire." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> a lousy day for obama care. >> convicted felon could be a navigator and could require sensitive personal information from an individual unbeknownst to them. >> that's possible. >> the president holds an urge edge meeting of the faithful. >>> plus, this may sound like a compliment. >> governor christie has certainly shown a way of winning in new jersey and states like new jersey i congratulated him on that. >> it isn't. did the coach put him up to it? >> if you would have asked john martin a week before who his best friend was on the team, he

. >>> on the left van jones. on the right, newt gingrich. in the "crossfire", treata parsi, and cliff may, who doesn't support it. is the president making peace or getting fooled? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm van jones on the left. i'm newt gingrich on the right. in the crossfire tonight, two guests who come down on different sides. my view is very simple. this is surrender to the iranians. it's an exact parallel to what happened with north korea when the state department team was duped, patted themselves all the way to the koreans' nuclear explosion. today both saudis and israelis, who never agree on anything, are calling this a stupid deal. apparently the seam people who told him the website would work, also told him this would work. >> first of all, this is a big difference. first of all, israel was not looking down the barrel and saying no way. number two, inspectors on the ground, and i think that's something we have not talked about enough, we are spending time on this show how we get inspectors on the ground

van jones. >> from the right. i'm newt gingrich.gency part of cnn's election coverage, we'll be back at 11:30 for a live edition of crossfire. and erin burnett outfront election special starts right now. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. outfront, election night in america. the first poll is closing and the tightest and most watched race, virginia. a democrat a close clinton ally is fighting for the governor seat against ken cuccinelli. this is just one of the key races across the nation that we are watching only the. all the news going to be coming in here. i want to go to wolf blitzer as we begin with the latest. wolf? >> thanks very much. we're only seconds away from poll closings in the virginia governor's race. control of a crucial battleground state clearly on the line. the top contenders, the democrat, terry mcauliffe. the former dnc chairman and close clinton ally. and the republican, ken cuccinelli. the state attorney general. a hero of the tea party movement. we're standing by for results. will the republicans

i'm van jones on the left. >> i'm newt gingrich on the right. in the crossfire tonight, penny lee and john ferry. there's plenty of good news for republicans tonight. the breadth of chris christie's victory in new jersey is very impressive. he won among women, split the latino vote, and even took one fifth of african-americans. what's more, obama care nearly cost terry mcauliffe the virginia governor's race. clearly republicans now have a pattern for winning the white house in 2016 and a new star in the front ranks of possible candidates. >> i know that tonight a dispirited america, angry with their dysfunctional government in washington -- [ cheers ] >> -- looks to new jersey to say, is what i think happening really happening? are people really coming together? >> well, the fact is, new jersey's very impressive. i would say also frankly there are a lot of other impressive republican governors around the country. but i think tonight we can look at this. and i know you don't want to hear it. i think the biggest story of the actual events of today

i'm van jones on the left. >> i'm s.e.cupp on the right. miami dolphins take the fields again tampa bay in a few hours. let me state for the record, i'm a football fan, go pack go! >> but bullying may be one of them, though richie incognito says he never realized what he did crossed the line. >> if i would have known this was hurting john, if john -- we've spent splint of time one on one. if he would have come to me ones or said listen, lay off john he's had enough, it's been too much, i would have been the first person to change. >> i wasn't there, but this outrage over allegations seems a little misplaced to me. concussions, brain damage, sue sides, steroid abuse, domestic violence, a seeming tolerance for behavior of all kinds on and off the field, just a fuel of the cultural problems i think the nfl needs to address first. the nfl problems aren't merely incognito. they are in fact -- >>> aim glad you're back. luckily these guys can help us work our ways through this. >> we have a "usa today" supports columnist, and retired nfl player. j

today's "crossfire" co-hosts van jones and will kay, they're both standing by. we'll get to them shortly, but first the latest on the shooting at l.a.x. let's get some information now on the suspected gunman. the fbi has just identified him a little while ago. deborah feyerick has been working her sources all day. i take it he'sen identified as paul anthony ciancia, 23 years old of los angeles. there's also a new jersey connection. is that right? >> there is a new jersey connection. it's believed that's where he grew up. agents are heading out to that location. we do want to tell you also, you know, this is a youngman after he went on this rampage, he was shot several times in the chest, and so he has been in surgery, but again, the officers who were able to subdue and stop him shot him three times in the chest, center mass, so right now it's unclear just how critical his condition is. but he did live in new jersey. it appears that he was targeting the tsa, wolf, statements that he made, as he was running down from the security checkpoint to the gate, passengers

promise and get on with fixing the broken system. >> >> you've got a different perspective than van jones and explain this point that van and other democrats supporters of the affordable care act make that policies that have been canceled for, what, 10, 15 million americans, individual policies were junk policy, sham policies, weren't worth the paper they were written on. >> the yo-yo of arrogance involved in the entire reform effort from the beginning is just overwhelming at this point. it's apparent to the american people. telling them they're not competent enough to pick their own insurance plans, you know what's better than they do, you're telling what they can, changing it, what they can't keep, now what they can keep again. only thing driving this is the arrogant know-how from a group of people in washington, d.c. that know better than you how to run your life. just to be clear, it's really worth understanding the policy here. you've heard dana bash talking to you, gloria sitting next to you, this fix is obama care slitting its own throat. you can in the allow healthy people to opt

. >> i'm van jones on the left. two u.s. senators, bernie sanders who supports obama care and david vitter who does not. tonight republicans are jumping up and down, they're so happy, saying obama care is terrible. if you look at the actual election results, you will see a much different story. new jersey governor chris christie embraced obama care's medicaid expansion, and he won. virginia governor-elect terry mcauliffe was in a close race. he embraced obama care. he won. the gigt who spend the whole time fighting obama care, lost. there's no wonder that the president is in texas tonight arguing giving millions of people access to health insurance is a good idea. >> you have a wonderful fantasy life. >>> second, in virginia, two weeks ago terry mcauliffe was up 13 points and cuccinelli turned on the obama care issue, and he cut that lead to under three points in less than two weeks. so i would think if i were a democrat, i would be a little worried. if you look at the democratic senators up for reelection, they're not behav

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van jones, i want to begin with you and your former boss.ericans say the president is not honest, is not a strong leader, cannot manage the government, with three years to go, what has he got left? >> well, for one thing, he has time. i mean, he does have three more years. these numbers are bad. you can't sugar coat that. he is still likable. people still think he has a good vision, but these are bad numbers. one, he has more time. in this a.d.d., amnesia culture, things change every day. he also has going for him his opponents because the republicans are also not popular. this is not a good moment for the president right now. >> you're right, the republicans are not popular. look at the congressional approval ratings. >> single digits. >> not nice at all. for equality here, emily, to you, in terms of likability, people still like the president as a person, and all of this is erupting after the messy obama care rollout, where we heard jim acosta at the white house saying hopefully the system will be workable for 80% of the people in five day

from the left i'm van jones. >> from the right, i'm newt gingrich. join us next time for another edition of "crossfire." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >> outfront. a travel nightmare. a killer storm sweeping across the east coast. potentially ruining the hospital for millions and millions of americans. plus, prosecutors want amanda knox to spend 30 years in prison for murdering her roommate liflt happen? and the affordable care act headed back to the supreme court. will the contraception debate be what actually derails obama care? let's go "outfront." good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" we begin with the win weather travel nightmare. trens rains, wet snow, even tornado warnings. the killer storm making its way east wreaking havoc for millions of americans trying on get home for the ultimate family holiday of the year. the southeast right now being pounded with heavy rain, snow and sleet are starting to disrupt travel in the north. as you can see. more than 40 million people will be traveling. 3 million of them by air. and

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van jones is here, newt gingrich is here, cohosts of "crossfire."ear to me last night, the days leading up to this, he's seriously thinking of trying to do what you tried to do, get the republican presidential nomination. >> he ought to be. if you look at his results last night, he's got a lot going for him. i think he's doing it the right way. the tone today, workmanlike, practical, reaching out to the democrats. a wonderful antic dote to how sick people are of the city right now. >> he got so much support from non-republican segments, women, young people, minorities. >> you're falling for it. you're falling for it. >> you don't believe it? you don't believe the exit polls? he won by 60%. >> he was running unopposed. i could run those numbers. >> barbara buono was the democrat. why do the democrats cave and not even try to help her? >> first of all, this guy is an enormously appealing, he has a great personality, a master showman, but the myth of chris christie cannot survive close scrutiny. you would think based on what everybody is saying about h

from the left i'm van jones. >> from the right, i'm newt gingrich. next time for another edition of "crossfire." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >> outfront. a travel nightmare. a killer storm sweeping across the east coast. potentially ruining the hospital for millions and millions of americans. plus, prosecutors want amanda knox to spend 30 years in prison for murdering her roommate liflt happen? and the affordable care act headed back to the supreme court. will the contraception debate be what actually derails obama care? let's go "outfront."

from the left, i'm van jones. from the right, i ' am s.e.> out front next, george zimmerman arrested and charged. >> he had broken a table and at one point pointed a long-barrelled shotgun at her. >>> and toronto's crack-smoking mayor acts out again and again. >> i didn't push her. >>> plus lady gaga's revelation. >> i was speaking up to 15 to 20 marijuana cigarettes a day with no tobacco. >>> let's go out front. >>> good evening, everyone

proudly from the left, i am van jones. >> more proudly from the right, i am s.e. cupp. join us monday for another edition of "crossfire." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next. no man is an island. but don't tell that to barack obama. >> the truth of the matter is i'm accountable to the people who single me here. >> democrats and even the new york times turn on the president. >>> plus, murder charges. >> this monster that killed my daughter -- >> the man who allegedly pull the trigger did not know the woman who appeared bloody and drunk at his door in the middle of the night. >> i can't imagine in my wildest dreams what that man feared from her. to shoot her in

. >> and i am van jones on the left. look, i know everybody is all hyperfocused on obama care and obama's bad poll numbers, but we'll get to that, but, you know what? there's a deeper story here, and i think we're missing it. president obama this afternoon highlighted his achievements on the economy, and they're actually, surprisingly, good. stocks, that means your retirement accounts, way, way up. near all-time highs. unemployment, down. american energy production, which nobody's talking about, up, which means gas prices down. now remember, this is a guy who took over just as the country was falling into the worst economic slump since the great depression. listen to him now. >> i do want to say, though, that beyond the headlines, we have made real progress in the economy. and sometimes that hasn't gotten enough attention. >> now, listen, you've got to give the guy some credit here. just on the gas prices alone. if he was a republican you guys would be jumping up and down. >> yeah, if only the president could run on low

from the left i'm van jones. >> from the right i'm newt gingrich.in us tomorrow for another edition of "crossfire." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, a day of ceremony for president obama. he speaks live this hour at a critical point in his presidency. that's "outfront." >>> plus new details about the state senator who was stabld more than ten times by his own son. police knew there was trouble in that home. >> this is just a tragedy. a young man is dead. a family can never get that young man back. as a society, i don't know what it will take for us to pay

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. >>> on the left, van jones, on the right, newt gingrich. in the crossfire.ategist and john fury, a republican strategist. what message are the voters sending today and who will listen? tonight on "crossfire."

on the left, van jones. on the right s.e.cupp.ossfire, donna brazil, a democratic strategist who was al gore's campaign manager, and tim pawlenty, a former governor and presidential candy. all eyes on 2016. who has the early edge? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm van jones on the left. >> i'm s.e.cu p. p on the right. to help us look ahead to 2016, we'll start with hillary clinton. she's everywhere these days. today at a conference in florida last friday at georgetown university, she's everybody's inevitable nominee, but to me she has tli big obstacles. one elizabeth warren, will a charismatic progressive and liberal darling pressure clinton to move farther left two, barack obama, will secretary clinton have to defend her old boss's record? or will she admit she would do things differently than the guy currently in the white house? finally three, remember this guy? >> give me a break. this whole thing is the biggest fairy tale i've ever seen. >> jesse jackson won south carolina twice, and he ran a good campa

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. >>> on the left van jones, on the right knute gingrich.a, who supports the oaffordable care act. will delaying it help or hurt? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm van jones on the left. >> i'm newt gingrich on the right. in the crossfire tonight, two members of congress on opposite sides of the debate. the news conference was laughable. "saturday night live" will not be able to do it justice. he understand i understand insurance companies will have to break the law, but wink wink, go ahead, stop cancelling people's policies, you can trust me not to prosecute you. we're living through the largest unraveling of a presidency in modern american history. what he said today is so deemedly disturbing, we're going to let you see it. watch this. at 52 years of age, the president finally is learning what almost every american adult already knows. >> what we're also discovering is that insurance is complicated to buy, and another mistake that we made i think was underestimating the difficulties of people purchases insurance onlin

i'm newt gingrich on the right. >> and i'm van jones on the left.world. we also have some pretty important breaking news. the chinese navy's only aircraft carrier is on the move. it's headed toward the south china sea. earlier today, cnn confirmed that the u.s. flew our b-52 bombers over another part of the pacific ocean that china's started to claim as its own, in other words, potential conflict between the u.s. and china at a military level. this news comes just days after president obama got the iranians to the negotiating table over their nuclear program. it is a dangerous world out there. and i am glad tonight we have a president who knows how to use defense and diplomacy. in times like this we need a leader who can be tough without being a cowboy. >> he certainly has a chance to prove that. he has karzai and he have things developing with the iranians and the new challenge with the chinese which may be in fact the most dangerous of the three current activities of the and that doesn't count iraq, syria, libya, you name it. >> i'm glad we've got

. >>> on the left van jones. on the right, newt gingrich.t making peace or getting fooled? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm van jones on the left. i'm newt gingrich on the right. in the crossfire tonight, two guests who come down on different sides. my view is very

from the left i'm van jones. >> from the right i'm newt gingrich. join us tomorrow for another edition of "crossfire." cnn's coverage of election night continues now with piers morgan live in new york. >>> piers morgan live midnight on the east coast. i welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. the morning after election night. in virginia a governor's race closer than anybody expected thanks to bill and hillary clinton's ally terry mcauliffe squeaking by tea party favorite ken cucinnelli. >> virginia, thank you for the honor of electing me to serve as the 72nd governor of the commonwealth of virginia. >> meanwhile in new jersey, chris christie wins re-election and takes his victory lap while keeping an eye on his future. >> our first job is to get the job done. and as long as i'm governor, that job will always always be finished. [ cheers and applause ] >> we begin now with wolf blitzed in washington with tonight's up to the minute results. wolf, bring us up to speed with what happened tonight. >> all right, piers. thank you. t

from the left i'm van jones. >> from the right, i'm newt gingrich. join us tomorrow for another edition of crossfire. erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> out front next, deadly news, a deadly winter storm. what will it mean for thanksgiving? >> we're continuing to hear what police -- >> reporter: nearly a year after the mass shooting at sandy hook, the first full report on what really happened and the shooter's obsession with children. >>> and president obama praises the agreement between iran and the united states. >> for the first time in a decade, we've halted the process on iran's nuclear program. >> or did they? the truth. let's go out front. ♪ >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. we begin with the breaking news, a deadly storm threatening to derail holiday plans for millions of americans as the nation begins the busiest travel week of the year. at least 12 people killed after a wintry mix of snow and sleet blanketed texas and oklahoma. more than 400 flights canceled today. some of the worst weather still to come over the next

from the left, i'm van jones. from the right, i ' am s.e. cup. >>> out front next, george zimmerman arrested and charged. >> he had broken a table and at one point pointed a long-barrelled shotgun at her. >>> and toronto's crack-smoking mayor acts out again and again. >> i didn't push her. >>> plus lady gaga's revelation. >> i was speaking up to 15 to 20 marijuana cigarettes a day with no tobacco. >>> let's go out front. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. out front we begin with george zimmerman busted again. aresd on domestic violence charges after he allegedly pointed a shotgun at his new girlfriend. he's being held without bail in the seminole county jail. he's had multiple run ins with police. david, you were in that courtroom every day during the trayvon martin case. george zimmerman seems to have had a lot of trouble staying out of trouble. what are all the charges and allegations here? >> reporter: the one thing everyone was saying about george zimmerman after he was acquitted was that he needed to disappear. and for some r

now outfront host of cnn's crossfire van jones and radio talk show host michael medved. t me start with you. polls like this one, registered voters choice for congress. the big story next year, right? look at this. since october, plus 7 points republicans. right? this was back in october when everyone said oh, my gosh, civil war in the gop. tea party they're dead they're gone they've lost the mid terms. now it's turned around and democrats have dropped three points. could obama care cost democrats all the gains in the house and even control of the senate? >> well, what i will say is we do not know. and i think the crazy thing now, all of us who are involved in politics, this is the most upside down, topsy-turvy turbulent environment. you go back to 2004. the republicans had the house, the senate, the white house. everybody said the democrats were dead. when you look up 2008. democrats have the house, the senate, the white house. we say republicans are dead. then the tea party comes back 2010. democrats are dead. obama wins 2012. republicans are dead. obama overreaches fum

proudly from the left, i am van jones. >> more proudly from the right, i am s.e. cupp. join us monday for another edition of "crossfire." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next. no man is an island. but don't tell that to barack obama. >> the truth of the matter is i'm accountable to the people who single me here. >> democrats and even the new york times turn on the president. >>> plus, murder charges. >> this monster that killed my daughter -- >> the man who allegedly pull the trigger did not know the woman who appeared bloody and drunk at his door in the middle of the night. >> i can't imagine in my wildest dreams what that man feared from her. to shoot her in her face. >> and it's not who you are underneath but what do you that defines you. >> please, caped crusader, we need you. and bring the bat kid. >> the bat kid saves the day for all of us. let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett "outfront." the president alone. democrats in congress putting there votes where their anger is. more than three dozen voting with republicans today o

from the left i'm van jones. >> from the right i'm newt gingrich. join us tomorrow for another edition of "crossfire." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, a day of ceremony for president obama. he speaks live this hour at a critical point in his presidency. that's "outfront." >>> plus new details about the state senator who was stabld more than ten times by his own son. police knew there was trouble in that home. >> this is just a tragedy. a young man is dead. a family can never get that young man back. as a society, i don't know what it will take for us to pay attention to this issue. >> could this tragedy have been avoided? >>> and george zimmerman facing new charges. what his girlfriend says about zimmerman and guns. >>> gun was the shotgun. >>> proesident obama is about t speak live. it is the presidential medal of honor dinner. we'll bring that to you live as soon as it begins. it is a critical day and a moment for this president. so far today there has been mental of pomp and circumstance for the white house. this mo

eric holder, susan rice, van jones, sonja sotomayor and tom perez, it sounds -- something about eachto give me a picture in my head. what am i thinking, e.j.? >> i can't possibly read your mind, karen. i mean, you have to tell us. but i think, look. i don't want to charge racism here. you need proof for that. s if true that eric holder is the first african-american attorney general. it is not surprising that people ask that question. but the fact is i think his highest crime in their eyes is that he doesn't agree with them. in particular, which is not a crime. which is not against the law. >> right. >> as last i checked. thank goodness. and i think one of the things they really do hold against him, it's striking on that list of congressman to impeach him, there are a bunch of names, republicans of texas. >> yep. >> eric holder has been very clear that he is going to enforce the voting rights act even though the supreme court knocked down part of it. and he's trying to use other parts of the voting rights act to knock down some of these voter suppression laws that have been passed in

>> on the left, cross fire's van jones and newt gingrich. he's the author on "break out" and the epic battle that will decide america's fate. let's start with virginia newt gingrich. close over there. likely still you would say that mcauliffe will edge it, but what does it say that it's been so close? >> i think it's remarkable and you had mcauliffe 15 points ahead, 10 days ago. he out spent 4-1. i think the key difference is one word. obama care. cuccinelli shifted over and pounded on obama care and mcauliffe supported it. that lead at best current projections from a 15-point lead to 1 or 2-point win. that has to be sobering to every democrat up in 2014. >> van, how significant is the presence of the 47% of the vote here, i mean, if you took that out, could cuccinelli have probably won this? >> yeah, it's interesting and shows a problem here that the republicans and consecorvatives have to deal with. chris chris tee doesn't like that movement. it can go it's own way and went it's own way and will probably wind up costing him. this thing is

. >>> i am back with van jones, amy walter and ross doughter.l clinton, if i were president, here's what i would do. why do you see it as offering cover to house democrats who are going home and getting beaten up about obama care at this point? i looked at it and thought, i think he's trying to clear the barriers for his wife's run at the white house in 2016. >> so simple candidate. >> i know. >> i just think he was saying something that a lot of democrats were feeling. it's this crazy maneuver he's trying, that could be true, but a lot of democrats felt like the president could survive a broken website but couldn't survive the broken promise and had to do something about it. and i think the president also agreed and acted. so i think clinton, if clinton had said nothing, the president would have wanted to do the same thing. maybe. >> i don't disagree with that at all. and the thing for hillary clinton in 2016, you know, i love that we this far out are creating all these scenarios. i do it, too. it's my job. but we have no idea what 2016 is goin

co-host of cnn's "crossfire" van jones.n based reporter for the "new york times" ashley parker and cnn political commentator and republican strategist, kevin madden. ashley, you think this is more than a family struggle. this is a party struggle, the republican party is going through this? >> yeah. what we're seeing at the cheney dinner table sort of playing out, we are also seeing in the party, sort of this debate between a more progressive, more establishment strain of the republican party and a more hardcore conservative strain and it's played out in this huge fascinating political powerhouse of a family. >> i mean, it's really painful to watch. you can imagine being a parent and watching this sort of thing happening around normal thanksgiving table now it's happening now in public. ordinarily, the republican party have got this far right wing. when candidates play to that, they hurt themselves in the general election. they don't hurt themselves in their family. the republicans have to figure out how to get this thing re

cancellations, allowing them to be extended, rather, and saying he didn't know and speaking more as van jonesut it earlier today, more as a person who cares about these individuals as opposed to a lawyer looking for wiggle room as to his previous promise, do you think this puts this to bed? is it over now? >> no, but i do think it was a step in the right direction. it's better than it was. i think we'll see whether this fix will resolve the problem for enough people, how congress will react to it, whether they will seek to make the changes permanent through either the house or senate legislation and whether either of those can pass and be signed. then we'll look at whether this will help the problem. if there's a way to allow people, unclear whether the insurance companies can make this work, to stay on their policies if they like them for a limited period of time is probably a doable thing and it does help. it doesn't answer all the questions, doesn't answer the questions about who know what and when, but it -- but i think the president showed today that he is deeply concerned about this. he

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i'm van jones on the left. >> i'm newt gingrich on the right.e one of the kennedy era. here in washington, a wonderful tribute to a martyred president, whose killing influenced an entire generation, but here's what strikes me. the notable thing about johns f. kennedy's washington is that it worked. the obama era washington doesn't. kennedy could talk with even barry goldwater. when he said we'll get to the moon in a decade, he didn't mean we'll settle for a rocket at cape canaveral. while cautious, he unified the country, not divide it. it's too bad for president obama, honoring kennedy seems to be a symbolic moment, rather than a chance to learn from him, maybe to change something. >> i loved it right until the last sentence. well, look -- >> don't you think he should learn? >> i think he should and is learning. even jfk, he had his bay of pigs moment. i think the senators know better than to county him out. we have senator ben cardin and senator tim cot. welcome to both of you. now, listen, i am concerned, because i have been watching all this

on the left van jones, and on the right stephanie cupp, and jamal anderson, who knows all about lockerpolicy. what kind of example is it setting for our kids?

listen to van jones on "crossfire." >> he runs the score up by dodging cory booker, wasting $12 millioney so he doesn't have to run against anybody. he basically ran unopposed. where is he leading new jersey to? new jersey has one of the worst credit ratings in it country. the bottom has fallen out. he got downgraded on his own watch. property taxes up. jobs down. poverty up. where is he leaded people to? >> are those legitimate points he's making. mul multiple points he's making? >> when i hear van make those cases, i'm reminded in 1992 when republicans kept calling bill clinton the failed governor of a small southern state. you know, at some point when you're spending so much energy to diminish the person who just won so big last night, it's because you're nervous about the implications. >> that's a sign. >> and i'm telling you, you know, republicans should be looking clearly at what chris christie did right, and democrats shouldn't be too fast when dismissing him. he's a real political talent who has shown an ability to bring together broad coalitions and he's one person who should w

van, they took three suspects into custody. two adults and a juvenile. i never seen them. two of the three suspects were arraigned. long of san francisco faces a felony robbery change. jones four felony counts. his bail is set at $700,000. there's no evidence a hate crime was committed. >> in a strange twist, the victim was arrested two days after the assault on unrelated charges including theft and possession of narcotics. violent robbers in the castro district have leveled off butyrase pattern of assaults in the -- but there's a pattern of assaults in the neighborhood. >>> the dow closes above 16,000 for a second consecutive day. nasdaq closed in positive territory, it is reaching the 4,000 mark. >>> tesla is saying an investigation will clear his car. looking at two recent car fires, a model s hit a large debris in the road and the batteries caught fire. >>> stealing from wineries and not taking the wine. what thieves took that could put customers at risk. >>> powerful winds making way for overnight cool down. i'm show you where and when temperature could drop. a look back at how the killing of j.f.k. brought the bay area to its niece. knees. good morning nelly! woah.

van, they took three suspects into custody. two adults and a juvenile. i never seen them. two of the three suspects were arraigned. long of san francisco faces a felony robbery change. jonesaces four felony counts. his bail is set at $700,000. there's no evidence a hate crime was committed. >> in a strange twist, the victim was arrested two days after the assault on unrelated charges including theft and possession of narcotics. violent robbers in the castro district have leveled off butyrase pattern of assaults in the -- but there's a pattern of assaults in the neighborhood. >>> the dow closes above 16,000 for a second consecutive day. nasdaq closed in positive territory, it is reaching the 4,000 mark. >>> tesla is saying an investigation will clear his car. looking at two recent car fires, a model s hit a large debris in the road and the batteries caught fire. >>> stealing from wineries and not taking the wine. what thieves took that could put customers at risk. >>> powerful winds making way for overnight cool down. i'm show you where and when temperature could drop. a look back at [ female announcer ] welcome one and all to a tastier festive feast. so much to sip and sa