david vitter on. he's very uncomfortable about this. he would like to move attention away from this as much as possible and keep it away from the that. he won't be able to. >> i know the race is all the more impressive as you get closer and closer to it. nice to have you with us tonight to talk about it. >> we have much more tonight on this very busy news night. stay with us. we stop arthritis pain so you don't have to stop. tylenol® 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol®. >>> here's a heads up just about to drop before midnight tonight. if you are a night owl i can tell you what you will hit refresh on your browser about come 11:59 tonight concerning new jersey governor and presidential candidate chris christie. tonight was an all important court imposed deadline for two officials from his administration in new jersey. the two officials who have been criminally charged in the

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is vitter making a comeback or not?vernight tracking polls starting to show that conservative voters are coming home to david vitter. it's been a gradual, slow pace, though, and it's hard to tell whether it's going to be enough to get over the hump tomorrow in saturday's election. >> what has been the biggest factor in this race? you look at kentucky that just took place a few weeks ago and the republicans successfully made president obama, made it a referendum on president obama. obviously here, john bell edwards and all the candidates in the open primary wanted to make it a referendum on vitter. so is it on vitter more so than obama? >> i think so. it's been all about character. david vitter has been elected since the d.c. madam controversy. i think that taught us it takes more than one sex scandal to sink a louisiana politician. but this time around, i think there's more of a personal relationship and it mattered more. we saw david vitter explain his side of the story, talked about his family, talked about his childr

vitter? >> i managed my senate office for several years and if you talk to folks who interact on a number of issues, particularly louisiana residents, they will say it is a responsive center office. i am hands-on. that is my style and different than jindel who has been said to be aloof. hundreds of thousands have my personal cellphone number. i am completely accessible and get into the weeds of important issues. i have great staff to help me. i help direct them. but i get in the weeds and lead them. again, the proof is in the pudding and i think in that, i built a solidht pbte -- a solid background to get it right. >> second air born division. that is an ex executive position as commander. when we go to the field and train that number grows to 250. i worked being a chairman in the committee requiring me to call meetings and issue the agenda whether it was the military and veteran's special committee in the house of representatives, which i reserected that committee. i worked with veterans fro

>> let's talk about vitter. his ad is doing what he needs to do right, apologize and show his family having dinner. >> david vitter can't apologize enough for how heinous he is. sorry. >> why is he happy nuss? >> he is a fine looking man. >> like his actions? >> prostitutes are not great. >> he was a phone call. >> it was more than one call. >> google david vitter in diapers and stuff comes up. >> he's into like baby sex? >> that's the rumor. >> patriotic baby sex. >> i am being to think this is a hard-hitting ad. i think you have a bigger ad up your sleeve. >> it was, you know, i don't know, google it. >> baby prostitute or regular prostitute? that's information i need to know. >> the insin you weighings that he was a gentleman who preferred to be treated like an infant by his sex partners. >> who does president? who doesn't? who among us? >> that's better than a gentleman who has sex with infants so we need to celebrate him for his acts. i am supportive of this vitter guy. he is doing what he is supposed to do

on the the republican side, we've got senator david vitter and on the democratic side state representative john bel edwards, two candidates who have a lot in common, with one major difference. >> the choice for governor couldn't be more clear. john bel edwards, who answered our country's call and served as a ranger in the 82nd airborne division, or david vitter, who answered a prostitute's call minutes after he skipped a vote honoring 28 soldiers who gave their lives in confidence of our freedom. >> trevor: now, now, come on people. that's just good manners. ( laughter ) what was he supposed to do, take the prostitute's call during the votes? he couldn't do that. "hey, could everybody shut up for a moment? shut up about the soldiers. i'm talk to my prostitute. sorry, candice, you were saying." he had to chinese one. but if you're familiar at all about david vitter you probably know him as the family values conservative who in 2007 was revealed to be a client of the d.c. madam, not to be confused with the d.c. madman, the eccentric 19th century scientist known for attacking the white house

now, apparently, vitter thinks that this party bus is his ticket to victory because he brought it up at the debates on monday. unfortunately for him, it backfired. >> he paid for that purple party bus last thursday in new orleans. john bel edwards hosted voters, gave them free drinks at a very adult new orleans nightclub. >> i was at that place in new orleans with my wife. with my wife. and i gave a-- i gave an interview on the radio. not as interesting as your date night, senator. >> audience: oooh! >> trevor: oooh! that comeback was like a brothel. vitter walked right into it. ( cheers and applause ) it turns out that john bel edwards doesn't even need an opening to bring up the prostitution scanned, even when vitter tried to get him on his state business association rating, edwards still brought up prostitution. >> john bel has a lifetime rating from that organization of 27%. when i went to school, that wasn't just an "f." i thought you got more points for putting your name on the test. >> i give 100% to my wife. that's who i give 100% to. senator, you ought to try. >> trevor: you

. >> david vitter chose prostitutes over patriots. the choice is yours. >> that's part of the attack ad being run by democrat. it pulls no punches. will it work? that's "hardball." >> the great bryan cranston from "breaking bad" on his new role as a hollywood screenwriter jailed and blast listed during the red scare. he'll be with us here. >> let me finish with that game we played at kids. the republicans are playing right now. "king of the hill." we sent two women into a real guys night out to see if they could find the guy who uses just for men. it's me. no way. i had no clue. just for men gives you a natural gray-free look in just 5 minutes. it looks really good. great looking hair made easy. just for men. >>> president obama and benjamin netanyahu met at the white house today. the first face-to-face meeting in over a year. ahead of their private meeting, the two leaders emphasized the bond shared between the two countries and their hope for middle east peace. >> i also will discuss with prime minister his thoughts on how we can lo

david vitter came in second in an open primary last weekend. that was good enough to get him into a runoff for the governor's seat. in two weeks he'll be running off against a democrat named john bel edwards. not to be confused with john not bel edwards. now, the first big surprise in that southern governor's race came when the first poll came out after that runoff match-up was set between john bel edwards and david vitter. the first poll after we knew it was going to be those two guys showed david vitter losing to the democrat in that race by 20 points. that was southern surprise number one in that race. john bel edwards' family is here tonight. [ laughter ] but the southern surprise number two in that race actually came today. and this one blew me away. i never would have expected this. but today one of the other republicans who'd been in the running for that race for governor, who ran in the primary is actually the current lieutenant governor of the state. he's the republican lieutenant governor under bobby jindal. today he came out as the r

vitter rently released an ad some believe that vitter may have run the ad concerned he could lose in the state. >> many believe that edwards had the race locked up but could have overplayed his hand here. >> a letter was sent to the vitter campaign prohibiting me tmbers of the military from i aring their uniforms in campaign ads. the edwards' campaign stands by the video. the national republican party is watching all of this very closely. the gop has recently picked up a number ofostatehouses in rec nt years and louisiana is another key state as the party extends eir region to win back the white house. this is going to be a tough one nationally. back to you guys. >>> thank you. we'll talk to dylan for d threeg f the now day three roker-thon. >> and nrw it gets tough for the e and onlyngr. roker. al, i know you're in spokane, washington, you've made your way. my brothers wers stationed at the air force base just outside of spokane. so i'm very familiar with the on today and what your big plans are? >> reporter: well, we've got big plans but we've got a big, big crowd here. along the s

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they show david vitter trailing by 13 points pb for what that's worth. but there's another poll out by the university of new orleans, showing their bottom-line result is that david vitter is trailing john bel edwards by 22 points. this is a red state, but the republican candidate's behind by 22 points. and look at this. look at his numbers specifically with african-american voters in louisiana. david vitter is behind among black voters in his state 90-5. that is not a typo. and that comes as david vitter has been making an appeal to black voters in his state. he made a stop yesterday at southern university, which is an historically black college in baton rouge. senator vitter was asked while he was there about a controversial campaign ad he's run this year, in which he accuses his democratic opponent of wanting to release dangerous thugs from prison into louisiana. here's how that went. >> david vitter yesterday at southern university telling the african-american audience there that they should go read the dictionary. did i mention he's losing the black

vitter. now mr. edwards, it is your turn to pose a question. >> david, in the past 16 years you only passed five of 566 bills you authored. you have been called the most corrupt member of congress and been named the least effective member of both parties and don't show up to work. the best indicator of what someone does tomorrow is what they did yesterday. and you show you are more concerned with helping your friends than being accountable to voters and taxpayers. how is it you don't represent a third bobby jindel term? >> you are completely misrepresenting my record. you talk about bills you introduced that passed. you have to look at things i fought for and worked with others on on a bipartisan bases or was a prime author on that did pass. that record of bipartisan accomplishment i will put next to anybody certainly including yours. a water resources bill i co-wrote with barbara boxer of california is important for coastal measures. fixing the flood insurance crisis, i helped lead that effort, yes

vitter released an ad, painting edwards soft on crime, which edwards denies.ards may have run the ad out of concern that he could lose the race. >> edwards could have had the race locked up but he could have overplayed his hand here. >> the edwards campaign stands by the video. the national republican party is watching all of this very closely. the gop has recently picked up a number of statehouses in recent years. louisiana is another key state, as the party tries to expand its reach and, of course, also win back the white house. this is going to be a big talker nationally. >> kristen welker, thank you. >>> let's talk to dylan for day three of rokerthon. >> day three. now, it gets tough for the one and only mr. roker. al, i know you're in spokane, washington, right now. you've made your way. my brothers were stationed in fairchild air force base outside of spokane. i'm very familiar with the area. tell us what's going on today and what your big plans are. >> well, we've got big plans but we have a big, big crowd here. we're along the spokane river. that's the

david vitter lost this weekend to democrat john bel edwards by 12 points. which would be huge in any state but is particularly huge in a red state. it is a loss so devastating that david vitter also announced immediately that he won't even try to hold on to his u.s. senate seat next year, he is done. barring some bizarre louisiana-style political comeback, looks like david vitter's political career is over. it only took that hooker thing eight years to get rid of him. but david vitter will be gone as of next year, when his seat comes up for re-election. and speaking of gone, david vitter was running to try to succeed bobby jindal as governor of that state. bobby jindal did not have the option of running for re-election. he's term limited out as governor. governor jindal had hoped of course that his next job in politics would be president of the united states, a job he was actively campaigning for until last tuesday, when bobby jindal quit the presidential race. and now we know, had bobby jindal not quit on tuesday, had he waited just a few more days until t

vitter. thank you both for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> joining us with questions tonight are two journalists kelly conley spires reporter and producer at louisiana public broadcast ing broadcasting. and jeremy aufrd politics.com. >> tonight we'll cover a lot of territory as we delve into topics and issues as we get into issues important to voters of louisiana. the format is designed to encourage a real dialogue between the two candidates. >> we'll touch on seven subject areas, the governing style of the candidates, elementary and secondary education, the budget and taxes work force development, health care infrastructure and issues related to each candidate's campaign. our panelists will provide background on a topic and pose a question to start the conversation. then candidates will have a turn to ask each other questions. the panelists will ask follow-up questions to ensure clarity and responsiveness in the answers. >> we begin by exploring the governing styles of the two candidate

david vitter chose prostitutes over patriots. now the choice is yours. >> that is a tv ad currently playing in living rooms across louisiana. less than two weeks to go to the state's gubernatorial runoff democratic state representative john bel edwards is going after his opponent republican u.s. senator david vitter for his role in a prostitution scandal. in 2007 vitter apologized for what he called a very serious sin after he was linked through phone records to a d.c. madam. today vitter offered a rebuttal to his opponent's attack ad with a political ad of his own of course. >> 15 years ago i failed my family but found forgiveness and love. i learned that our falls aren't what define us but rather how we get up, accept responsibility, and earn redemption. >> next, political ads in the gop presidential primary also getting harsh. alan grayson weighs in on the battle brewing between ted cruz and marco rubio. >>> ahead of tomorrow night's republican debate marco rubio and ted cruz are gaining ground. the latest nbc news/"wall stree

vitter? my senate office or so here's antidote to folks who interact with that on any number of issues particularly louisianians who we fight for and work with, they will tell you it is a very, very responsive senate office. i've hands on. that's my style. very different quite frankly and bobby jindal has been criticized for being aloof not given with legislators, not talking with others directly. very hands-on hundreds, thousands of people have my personal cell phone number. i am accessible and i get in the weeds of important issues. i have great staff to help me. i help direct them. but i did in the weeds the that and leave them there to actively. again the proof is in the pudding and i think in that i have built a solid, solid record of accomplishment. in fact, i would put my record of concrete accomplishment on issue after issue after issue next to anyone from the highway bill that we're working on now to culture regulation efforts more than a leader, hurricane recovery, saving flood insu

david vitter chose prostitutes over patriots. now the choice is yours. >> now, the runoff will be decided on november 21st. >>> let's go to some foreign policy news. president obama and the israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu will meet later today in washington. the two will attempt to move past their public disagreement over the iranian nuclear deal. there is much to includes including a ten year military aid package according to congressional officials is seeking $5 billion annually from the u.s., $2 billion more than they currently get. the leaders plan to discuss the russian and iranian efforts in syria, the white house recently announced the peace deal between israel and the palestinian government won't happen before the end of the president's term. >>> this morning the fbi is playing a modest role in helping russian investigate the cause of that plane crash in egypt. an egyptian investigator tells reuters they are 90% sure that the noise heard in the final second of the cockpit recording was an explosion from a bomb, b

senator david vitter.ough the republicans were favored to win in the louisiana governorship, vitter has been trailing edwards by double digits in the polls and by a mile in fund-raising. but these attacks by isis and the news that one of the attackers came through greece was syrian refugees have given the republican what he hopes will be a last-minute knock outpunch. vitter is casting himself as a future governor who would block syrian refugees. he is casting his opponent as a governor who would open the gates. >> one of the paris isis terrorists entered france posing as a syrian refugee. now, obama is sending syrian refugees to louisiana. david vitter warned obama the dangers of syrian refugees weeks ago and promised as governor, nos syrian refugees will enter louisiana. john bell edwards has pledged to work with obama to bring syrian refugees to louisiana. >> i support the president. >> he always does. >> fact checkers will be scrutinizing that campaign ad by vitter. already "the washington post" calls s

this is something the opponents feel vitter has gotten a pass on. he has not on this campaign. revelations. when you run an ad this negative there is always risk of back lash or the risk some voters rally. the problem for vitter is there are not enough people sympathetic enough to say you are picking on my boy. >> speaking of warm and fuzzy let's go to bernie sanders. he is telegraphing that he wants to get tougher on hillary clinton. my guess is we won't see that tonight because i believe he goes on before her. it's more about what we may see at the debate. >> if it was a one-on-one i wonder if we would be stepping into what jeb bush walked into with marco rubio. hillary clinton is going to be ready for almost anything that bernie sanders. i think she is ready. she has proven herself on the debate stage. whatever he puts out as disagreement she is ready to answer it. >> sanders seemed rattled when she was go aggressive in that ursh if debate. is it too late? >> i think a lot of suspense has gone out. there is still a lot of ground to cover before the voting begins. i think par

in this new ad robertson appears to forgive vitter. take a look. >> this is willie robertson.out in the woods today. i know he's made some mistakes, but who hasn't? the whole story of the bible is about redemption. i'm concerned about our state. >> that's right, willie. what defines us in life is how we get up and earn redemption. where we are as a state is needing to get up based on strong conservative principles. and that's what i'm leading with. >> and you need to grow a better beard. >> you got to talk to wendy about that. >> david vitter, he'll get louisiana working again. just ask willie robertson. >> the two opponents face off in a runoff election on november the 21st. >>> now a district court judge in california tossed out a copy right infringement lawsuit against taylor swift and he did it using the pop star's own lyrics. he dismissed r&b sinker jesse brayham's $42 million suit alleging that swift's grammy nominated hit shake it off was lifted from his tune haters going to hate writing quote at present the court is not saying that brayham can never, ever, ever get his

david vitter chose prostitutes over patriots.ours. >> man, i mean i hardly -- like i can hardly even believe that happened in the world. so let me ask you this, john. so given that you can make -- that someone can make an ad prostitutes over patriots in this case, is this actually a story that can be bigger? is this something about how democrats can run in the south? or is this really just like if you're running against a guy who answered a prostitute's call instead of taking a vote -- >> well, democrats didn't beat him in 2010 when a lot of this information was out there so there are certainly things to replicate the profile of the candidate, forming of third parties to match all the republican third parties being very aggressive against vitter. i think that ad needed a disclaimer of -- strong words to follow -- probably before it aired. then the other thing is, the organization we're involved with, louisiana families first, is also very focused on motivating african-american voters and the field program and black turnout was hi

but david vitter will be gone as of next year, when his seat comes up for re-election. and speaking of gone, david vitter was running to try to succeed bobby jindal as governor of that state. bobby jindal did not have the option of running for re-election. he's term limited out as governor. governor jindal had hoped of course that his next job in politics would be president of the united states, a job he was actively campaigning for until last tuesday, when bobby jindal quit the presidential race. and now we know, had bobby jindal not quit on tuesday, had he waited just a few more days until the end of last week to make up his mind about whether he was going to quit, bobby jindal might not have quit if he waited a few more days because on friday, a few days after he got out of the race, he, at least what remained of the theoretical idea of his campaign, got some good news. cnn announced on friday, ironically enough, that they would finally adopt the debate qualifying criteria that bobby jindal had been advocating for for weeks. the jindal campaign obviously consistently

john bell edwards has been using that prostitution against vitter.ow you that ad. >> john bell edwards, who answered our country's called, and serves as a ranger in the 82nd airborne division. >> or david vitter, who answered a prostitute's call, minutes after he skipped a vote honoring 28 soldiers. >> david vitter really in trouble. he's using this refugee issue to get back in the race, linking john bell edwards to president obama and the resettlement policy. take a look. >> one of the paris isis terrorists entered france posing as a syrian refugee. john bell edwards has pledged to work with obama to bring syrian refugees to america. >> i support the president. >> he always does. >> john bell edwards has since come out and said, he does not want refugees resettled in louisiana. also introducing legislation in the senate today that would oppose the president on the resettlement plan. if david vitter can come back and win this race, it will be because of this issue. >> all right, steve kornacki, back in new york. >>> coming up next hour, arkansas gove

david vitter, as always, putting the "k" in classy.oday we have our first presidential ad and the ostensible threats posed by the refugees. in iowa, new hampshire, and in south carolina today, donald trump has started airing a new radio ad. >> obama has no strategy to defeat isis. and now he's preparing to let hundreds of thousands of refugees from syria into the united states. i will stop illegal immigration. we'll build a wall on the southern border. and yes, i will also quickly and decisively bomb the hell out of isis. we'll rebuild our military and make it so strong and i mean no one -- and i mean no one -- will mess with us. if i win, we will not have to listen to the politicians who are losing the war on terrorism. we will keep america safe. and we will make america great again. >> on that hundreds of thousands of refugees, nobody is knowing where donald trump is getting that hundreds of thousands number. asked about at a press conference this evening, he said he had it, quote, on pretty good source, that president obama wants to

vitter: to my children, thank you for all of your love and support., i hope i have encouraged to through my small old to always follow your dreams, to always take on new challenges, and to never settle for the easy or the comfortable. never do that. [applause] gov. vitter: to our family, they are almost all here tonight, thank you for your love. you all do so much for us and give us such support, including all of that great sign-waving today. thank you for that. [applause] gov. vitter: to our senate staff and campaign staff, your are all, bar none, the best staff in louisiana political history. thank you for that work. you have served the people of louisiana is so amazingly well, and i am honored to have worked side-by-side with you. and, you all know, like wendy and i certainly know, staff, you have had the best team leader imaginable in kyle. [applause] gov. vitter: that is my campaign manager and chief of staff kyle rucker. >> [crowd chanting] kyle! kyle! kyle! kyle! >> we love you! gov. vitter: well, i am about to return it, because last but not l

state representative john edwards defeated david vitter in a major upset. he was an early front runner but began to fall in the polls as a 2007 prostitution scandal resurfaced. during his concession speech, david vitter announced he would not seek re-election to his u.s. senate seat. >>> still ahead on "today in new york," medical records sent to a marketing company by mistake, exposing the private information of hundreds of people and no one was stopping it. the news 4 i-team got involved. >>> and it is a soggy sunday across long island. we're tracking rain in suffolk county for now. what does your day look like? blinds to go's 60th anniversary plus 1! celebrate when you buy one get one at half price off the entire store. blinds. shades. sunscreens. the entire store! 'cause the older we get, the more you save. that's just how we roll. blinds to go. blinds for life. >>> what a sight and sound. the midwest digging out from its first big storm of the season. now bracing for a big chill. chicago's northern suburbs are buried under more than a foot of snow this

senator david vitter, a republican who finished at 44%. vitter held the seat for a decade and was re-elected after a 2007 prostitution scandal. vitter says he will not run again when his seat comes up next year. >>> i watched when the world trade center came tumbling down. and i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as this building was coming down. thousands of people were cheering. >> welcome back to "hardball." defending his call for the surveillance of mosques, donald trump said on saturday he remembers thousands of people in jersey city actually celebrating the 9/11 attacks as they took place in 2001. it is the latest in a pattern of alarmist and controversial rhetoric we have heard from trump since the paris attacks. when he was asked about it on abc yesterday, he dumbled down. >> the police say that didn't happen and all those rumors have been on the internet. did you misspeak yesterday? >> i saw it. >> you saw it with your own eyes? they say it didn't happen. >> people were cheeri

he took david vitter to task over the d.c. madam scandal in 2007 and won 56-44%.be the first democratic governor in the state since 2008. immediately afterwards vitter announced he would also vacate his senate seat when his term ends next year, setting up a race to fill that vacancy. >>> and the future of a mississippi house seat came down to the luck of the straw on friday, that's right, thanks to an arcane law and an improbably deadlocked election, tied it exactly 4,589 votes each, two candidates for the state legislature were forced to literally draw straws to determine the winner. as the "new york times" reports, luck smiled on democratic state representative blaine eaton, who drew the longer three inch green straw, giving him the victory, and blocking the gop from having a super majority in the house. now that's some luck. >>> let's turn to business now where the health care industry is set to announce a history making merger between pfizer and al allergan. >> reports say board members approved a $150 billion mega merger. this is not only the biggest deal so

a blunt attack on senator david vitter, it references a 2007 scandal saying he chose prostitutes overnow the choice is yours. vitter is firing back with a rather honest first line. >> 15 years ago i failed my family, but found forgiveness and love. i learned that our falls aren't what define us, but rather how we get up, accept responsibility, and earn redemption. >> here's a question, would you kill baby hitler? that was the wildly popular would you question from "the new york times" magazine a few weeks ago. well now the huffington post wants an answer from jeb bush. >> hell yeah, i would. no, look, you got to -- you got to -- you got to step up, man. i mean that's -- that would be key. problem with going back in history and doing that is that we know from the series, what's the name of the michael fox mov movie? >> back to the future. >> it could have a dangerous effect on everything else. >> agree or disagree. here's some bad news for jeb bush. a new poll finds 58% of republican voters say the more they see him, the less they like him. >>> president obama has launched a new facebo

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he highlighted his own military background and compared it to vitter's 2007 prostitution scandal.u can see here in edwards prostitutes over patriots ad. vitter did try a hail mary, attempting to shift the race to the syrian refugee crisis, but it didn't work for him. up next, the how. how the pentagon views isis. stay tuned. you get used to sweaty odors in your car you think it smells fine, but your passengers smell this... eliminate odors you've gone noseblind to for up to 30 days with the febreze car vent clip break out the febreze, and [inhale/exhale mnemonic] breathe happy. i found a better deal on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or you can call 1-800-medicare. medicare open enrollment. you'll never know unless you go. i did it. you can too. ♪ you're all set to book a flight using your airline credit card miles. and surprise! those seats sometimes cost a ridiculous number of miles, making it really hard to book the fli

vitter first served in congress 20 years.shed in 2007 when he was caught in a prostitution scandal. this is the first statewide win for democrats there since 2008. >>> sonoma county is getting $40 million from the state for a new addition to the jail. the 72 bed behavioral health wing will assist inmates who are mentally ill and need substance abuse. the addition will be adjacent to the detention center in santa rosa. construction is expected to begin in january of 2019. >>> the newest figure at madame tussaud's wax museum is zendaya. aside from being an actress, a model, and a singer and dancer, she is is a role model for young people everywhere. she speaks about body positivity andset and self- acceptance. >> is wonderful. >> two wax likenesses had to be create because fans had been requesting her figure in multiple locations. >>> president obama stands behind a vow to let syrian refugees into the country, but lawmakers continue to push back. some of them hope to restrict how many can enter the u.s. >> and two months after

republican candidate david vitter put out this ad on monday, which hit the democrat john bell edwardssupporting the president on syrian refugees and using footage from the paris terrorist attacks. >> one of the paris isis terrorists entered france posing as a syrian refugee. now obama's sending syrian refugees to louisiana. john bell edwards has pledged to work with obama, to bring syrian refugees to louisiana. >> i support the president. >> he always does. >> edwards' campaign responded with its own ad, asserting that he doesn't want refugees in license and bringing up vitter's senate record. >> i called for an end to bring refugees to louisiana. it's no surprise david vitter is disdistorting the facts and trying to use this to save his campaign. he skipped three hearings on this issue. he was awol, when he could have made a difference. bobby jindal who dropped out of the republican presidential race last night. still ahead on "mtp daily," senator mark warner on the refugee crisis. but first, here's jane wells with today's market wrap. >> thanks, chuck, stocks rise across the board.

edwards led vitter 55-45%, what many saw as a referendum on jindal's tenure. the race two years ago but his campaign was marched by scandal and the senator announced last night he would not be seeking re-election in 2016. >>> meantime the attacks here in paris have sparked an intense debate over what to do about syrian refugees. one local mayor compared it to putting japanese americans in internment camps during world war ii, not as a cautionary tale of what the u.s. might want to avoid, but in a how-to manual of what u.s. officials should consider. mayor david bower saying in a statement publish by the "roanoke times" "i'm reminded that president franklin d. roosevelt felt compelled to sequester japanese foreign nationals before pearl harbor and it appears that the threat of harm to america from isis now is just as real and serious that from our enemies then. better safe than sorry." he walked back from the statement stating "i apologize to all those offended by my remarks. no one else is to blame by me." we're joined by mark cain who has spoken out against t