senate seat will be for the democratic party the mayor of new jersey new jersey's largest city, cory booker. the republican party, the former mayor of new jersey's 280th largest city, a place called bogota. looks like bogota but say it bogota. lonegan is the former mayor. if you want to get a little flavor of what this race might be like, cory booker versus steve lonegan, mr. lonegan's previous preelection effort as mayor of bogota was subject of a spectacular documentary called "any town usa." >> steve lonegan is an outright liar. >> i hate lonegan. >> put a monkey up against him, i think a monkey would win. >> i have no intention of losing this election. >> i'm in it. i'm in it and we're going to win is. >> fred is a good guy. >> i know fred. i happen to like fred. fred's not a smart guy. >> you're probably the only politician in the nation running against two legally blind candidates. >> they can do a job just as well. i can do a better job, but they can do a good job, too. >> well, i'm actually running for mayor of bogota. >> oh, yes, i'm going to vote for you so that's fine. >>

senate seat will be for the democratic party the mayor of new jersey new jersey's largest city, cory booker. the republican party, the former mayor of new jersey's 280th largest city, a place called bagota. looks like bagota but say it begota. loneg narks lonegan is the former mayor. if you want to get a little flavor of what this race might be like, cory booker versus steve lonegan, mr. lonegan's previous preelection effort as mayor of be fwrks gota was sujt subject of a spectacular documentary called "any town usa." >> steve lonegan is an outright liar. >> i hate lonegan. >> put a monkey up against him, i think a monkey would win. >> i have no intention of losing this election. >> i'm in it. i'm in it and we're going to win is. >> fred is a good guy. >> i know fred. i happen to like fred. fred's not a smart guy. >> you're probably the only politician in the nation running against two legally blind candidates. >> they can do a job just as well. i can do a better job, but they can do a good job, too. >> well, i'm actually running for mayor of begota. >> oh, yes, i'm going to vote for

so new jersey is much more successful. the median income in new jersey is $71,180. the median income in new jersey is $2,248. so new jersey ends up paying kentucky's bills at the federal treasury. without that huge flow of federal money into kentucky, from the states that really pay for the federal government, the donor states like new jersey, connecticut, massachusetts, the 13 donor states, without that wonderful, generous gift from new jersey and those other states to kentucky, kentucky would be a very sad place to live. but it is not. kentucky is a wonderful place to live. and it is a beautiful place. and it is a wonderful place to live because this federal wealth sharing. this federal wealth spreading system works so well. and the richer states don't go around saying resentful things about the poorer states who can't fend for themselves without infusing money into them, unless one of those rank, federal senators complain about money going to a state like new jersey. then a guy like chris christie is not going to be very careful about what it says about kentucky

>> it's more difficult in new jersey than it is outside of new jersey, i will say that. >> do you think that's because people are scared of chris christie? >> all i can tell you is what people say to me. there are those that say to me they are afraid to contribute because he is retaliatory. that he will seek retribution. when chris christie was elect in 2010, i was first woman majority leader. republican senators used to talk to me. i remember seeing a republican senator come out of chris christie's office visibly shaken and perspiring and saying, you know, i shouldn't be treated this way. he really -- it's not about respect. it's about fear and loathing. >> democratic state senator barbara buono. strong words about new jersey governor chris christie. >>> the cia releasing redacted documents has to do with the currently unfolding crisis in egypt, when we come back. >>> here's a secret. you're not going to see this anywhere else. you want to know what's really driving the white house approach to dealing with the chaos unfolding in egypt right now? one theory being floated on egyptian sta

from new jersey. why do you want to be a senator, though? after years of being in a do-nothing congress do you want to join a do-nothing senate? >> i want to make them a do-something senate. i want to get there with elizabeth warren. >> stephen: everybody wants to get there with elizabeth warren. (cheers and applause) >> i just want to make sure that kids get the health they need to get to college. >> stephen: you're running against newark mayor corey booker. >> or he's running against me. >> stephen: if cory booker is elect head would be the first black senator from new jersey. tell the people of new jersey right now why you think it's a bad idea to elect the first black senator from new jersey. (laughter) why is that so important to you to stop that? >> you know, race is something that is losing its meaning. when you realize that most people in america are of mixed heritage --. >> stephen: all right. you were on "jeopardy" -- let me rephrase that. this man has five wins on "jeopardy" and even beat t

jersey need of new to know what they will get in the next senator from new jersey. in my case, i have been out there and very public. i've been running this campaign on issues and specific issues. i have a record that is clear. the new york times said that i am the most able legislator of the group. you have the position that i hold out. i wish we could have more of these debates. we need to know where mayor booker is on these things. i say that i support breaking up the big banks that are too big to fail and are too big to exist. i support a carbon tax. i support stopping spying on americans. mayor booker did not support any of those. the does not support -- he does not support single-payer, either. availableist that is for display and i have not hit or equivocated. i reflect a progressive agenda that will help the people of new jersey. that will expense -- extend to all americans. njtvwould like to thank for allowing us to engage in this dialogue. time too say that it is break up the old boy's network that exists on capitol hill. the way we do that is by making ce

by 95% of even gun owning new jersey households. >>> the governor of new jersey, chris christie, is in an acutely and dramatic image-conscious politician. he doesn't care what people think about him. but he so desperately does. so when he vetoed the ban on 50-caliber sniper rifles in new jersey, a ban he himself had proposed himself, and he also vetoed background checks in new jersey, which is started by 95% of even gun-owning new jersey households, when he signed those vetoes, new jersey governor chris christie made sure to do it late in the day in august. look at this, on friday, you do something like that, hoping nobody will notice what you are doing. at the same time he made the decision on the guns, that is when he made the ban on creepy people, that one he made sure to announce on monday, right on the start of the new cycle, so he could get lots of praise for doing something like that, while nobody noticed him caving on the gun proposal. chris christie is acutely image-conscious. so it has to really chap his hide today that republican political etiquette requires that he, as a

>> it's more difficult in new jersey than it is outside of new jersey, i will say that. >> do you think that's because people are scared of chris christie? >> all i can tell you is what people say to me. there are those that say to me they are afraid to contribute because he is retaliatory. that he will seek retribution. when chris christie was elect in 2010, i was first woman majority leader. republican senators used to talk to me. i remember seeing a republican senator come out of chris christie's office visibly shaken and perspiring and saying, you know, i shouldn't be treated this way. he really -- it's not about respect. it's about fear and loathing. >> democratic state senator barbara buono. strong words about new jersey governor chris krchristie. >>> the cia releasing redacted documents has to do with the currently unfolding crisis in egypt, when we come back. no-charge scheduled maintenance. check. and here's the kicker... 0% apr for 60 months. and who got it? this guy. and who got it? this guy. and who got it? this guy. that's right... [ male announcer ] it's the car you won't

>> it's more difficult in new jersey than it is outside of new jersey, i will say that. >> do you think that's because people are scared of chris christie? >> all i can tell you is what people say to me. there are those that say to me they are afraid to contribute because he is retaliatory. that he will seek retribution. when chris christie was elect in 2010, i was first woman majority leader. republican senators used to talk to me. i remember seeing a republican senator come out of chris christie's office visibly shaken and perspiring and saying, you know, i shouldn't be treated this way. he really -- it's not about respect. it's about fear and loathing. >> democratic state senator barbara buono. strong words about new jersey governor chris christie. >>> the cia releasing redacted documents has to do with the currently unfolding crisis in egypt, when we come back. [ human league plays "i'm only human" ] [ ship horn blows ] no, no, no! stop! humans. one day we're coming up with the theory of relativity, the next... not so much. but that's okay -- you're covered with great ideas like opt

, swearing an oath to uphold the laws of new jersey, the constitution of the state of new jersey, and the constitution of the united states of america. >> amen. >> there you saw christie in a news conference swatting down what was basically a right-wing and unfair attack, asking whether this would somehow use foreign muslim law rather than the oath he took. a lot of people like that side of chris christie, and sometimes, i think, your article argues that gets more attention than his entire policy record. >> yeah, it does. look, the guy has been able to create this incredible theater around himself. he's been able to establish a persona where, you know, where his whole brand is about being genuine and about being straightforward and speaking his mind. one of the things that has let him do remarkably in new jersey is maintain a pretty conservative policy record. the guy has managed to make it through, you know, now his second campaign in a very blue state as somebody who's opposed to same-sex marriage, somebody who's pro-life pretty adamantly, as somebody who favors a kind of convention

. >> voting to fill new jersey's senate seat? the seat vacated by the death of fra frank lautenberg. >> there is no vacation from the cross hairs of the gop. >> there are going to be a handful of senate republicans who want to defund obama care. >> that is what everybody wants. >> the rhetoric has already started. >> nobody disagrees with the goal, just the tactics. >> their colleagues can't seem to find unity. >> sometimes they get a bit frustrated. >> the press loves to say there is a division. >> they're shouting about this. >> sometimes they get a bit frustrated. >> and that is the situation right now. >> i worry for my kids and i worry for your kids. >> michael bloomberg, not a happy man. >> when did he last speak to hillary clinton? >> a new poll for anthony weiner. >> i have a lot to prove to them as well. >> the law belongs to the people. >> hillary clinton now on the record about the defensive voting rights. >> the epidemic of election fraud. >> there is so much breaking news. >> kind of hard to process it all. >>> we ha

in new jersey this november. but he does have an opponent and that opponent is steve lonegan. served for three terms from 1995 through 2007 and one of the most vocal and most conservative politicians in the state of new jersey. maybe the most vocal and the most conservative. while he was mayor, he spearheaded initiatives ranging from cost reductions to calling upon mcdonald's to take down a billboard because it advertised iced coffee in spanish. conservative group founded by david and charles coch and in 2009 ran for governor of new jersey. christie won that republican primary by 13 points and now a rising national gop star. this past tuesday he formally endorsed lonegan in his race against bookie. for defunding health care reform and marriage equality and running in new jersey a state where won two victories. new poll released on tuesday put booker ahead by 16 points, 54-38. that is the first poll out since the primaries two weeks ago. the election held on october 16th and here to talk about it, steve lonegan. s

. >> voting to fill new jersey's senate seat? the seat vacated by the death of frank lautenberg. >> there is no vacation from the cross hairs of the gop. >> there are going to be a handful of senate republicans who want to defund obama care. >> that is what everybody wants. >> the rhetoric has already started. >> nobody disagrees with the goal, just the tactics. >> their colleagues can't seem to find unity. >> sometimes they get a bit frustrated. >> the press loves to say there is a division. >> they're shouting about this. >> sometimes they get a bit frustrated. >> and that is the situation right now. >> i worry for my kids and i worry for your kids. >> michael bloomberg, not a happy man. >> when did he last speak to hillary clinton? >> a new poll for anthony weiner. >> i have a lot to prove to them as well. >> the law belongs to the people. >> hillary clinton now on the record about the defensive voting rights. >> the epidemic of election fraud. >> there is so much breaking news. >> kind of hard to process it all. >>> we have b

the new jersey legislature said they will have civil unions in new jersey and they will provide all the benefits of marriage, it's just as good. the same-sex couples are saying they're not just as good for two reasons. first of all, there's still a different status that deprives them of the equal dignity of being married, but they say now that the u.s. supreme court has struck down the doma law, the defense of marriage act which now says that the federal government has to recognize same-sex marriages in the states where they're legal, civil unions in new jersey are very different. they don't provide all the benefits couples would argue because they don't get federal recognition. the state is saying, don't blame us. it's the federal government that decides whether to recognize civil unions the same way marriages are. that's one way in which this is a very interesting follow-onto the supreme court's ruling. >> this would only affect new jersey directly but what would be the broader implications? >> two that i can think of. in other states with civil unions, that would apply. they can't sa

we are in new jersey just to give you a sense. it's a little town, four miles out of princeton, population, 43,000. one person in that 43,000 has a winning ticket in their coat pocket, purse or drawer. we hope they come forward. we are anxiously waiting. there are some states where winners can remain anonymous. new jersey is not one of those states. they have a year to collect their winnings. in terms of how long it takes to receive their money, it takes roughly two weeks. they have to collect cash from all the stores across the country. that takes two weeks. after that, the money is deposited in their bank account the next business day. we are looking at $448 million split three ways. if you are in the new jersey area and you did buy a lottery ticket, it would be a good idea to check those numbers. >> and call me right now. please. we have a lot to talk about. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> two minutes after the hour. the other big story of the morning is rain, rain and more rain. heavy thunderstorms hitting already s

we have two winners in new jersey two people who may have been passing through new jersey now going to be mega millionaires splitting that jackpot with the winner from n minnesota. they are all holding a tiny piece of paper worth hundreds of millions of dollars. the jackpot was 425 million because of the frenzy to become millionaires that grew to $448 million. it is the 4th largest in u.s. history, lottery history. it is not that far removed from when the woman in florida won the $590 million jackpot a few months ago. that was the largest in power ball history. media crews camped out at this acme supermarket which opens in about 20 minutes. maybe the winner will show up. i kind of think they are going to be making plans to meet with their financial advisor and lawyers today. >> you never know. stacy stoefauffer, thank you. >> a frightening crash test result for some of the cars on the road. >> a plan to blow up the federal reserve. wait until you hear what the self proclaimed terrorist is claiming for his radicalization. it is the same issue that thousands of people face themselves. da

he lived in new jersey. i have in my mind is, now you have these school districts in new jersey, heavily white ones next door to heavily black and hispanic ones. i have always wondered about the racial motivation in drawing the boundary lines, but that may not have been what happened. african- a part of americans coming up from the south to take jobs and move into communities. i do not know much about the history of new jersey to really make an intelligent comment about it. as a native, charlie? >> it is interesting. carolina,bout north and your mind already goes to racial discrimination. it is uprsey, -- north. part of the motivation has to be racial, at this point. drawn in ans incredibly complicated way. you have cities, towns, something called townships, counties that also have government in new jersey. that there is a different level of service in the hire minority, low-income towns. you can see fewer street lights. -- you know, my street is 75% african-american. our streets do not tend to get ploughed

jersey, which is started by 95% of even gun-owning new jersey househo households, when he signed those vetoes, new jersey governor chris christie made sure to do it late in the day in august. look at this, on friday, you do something like that, hoping nobody will notice what you are doing. at the same time he made the decision on the guns, that is when he made the ban on creepy people, that one he made sure to announce on monday, right on the start of the new cycle, so he could get lots of praise for doing something like that, while nobody noticed him caving on the gun proposal. chris christie is acutely image-conscious. so it has to really chap his hide today that republican political etiquette requires that he, as a republican governor of new jersey, somebody who possibly wants to be president, he has got to endorse the republican party's nominee for the united states senate from his state. everybody knows who the democratic nominee is, cory booker, a guy nationally known, heavily favored to win the seat. but the republican party nominated somebody, too, they nominated this guy. >> p

he lived in new jersey. the question i have in my mind is, now you have these school districts in new jersey, heavily white ones next door to heavily black and hispanic ones. i have always wondered about the racial motivation in drawing the boundary lines, but that may not have been what happened. it may be a part of african- americans coming up from the south to take jobs and move into communities. i do not know much about the history of new jersey to really make an intelligent comment about it. as a native, charlie? >> it is interesting. you hear about north carolina, and your mind already goes to racial discrimination. in new jersey, -- it is up north. part of the motivation has to be racial, at this point. new jersey is drawn in an incredibly complicated way. you have cities, towns, something called townships, counties that also have government in new jersey. you can tell that there is a different level of service in the hire minority, low-income towns. you can see fewer street lights. if it has snowed -

but the first and foremost, this is where i applaud the new jersey's aclu, is that in new jersey, on my side of the river, we're not doing all we can do to create the kind of transparency that we need to even analyze the issues so we all can be working from the same facts. >> what is your reaction when the mayor of new york says, i think we're probably stopping too many white people in new york city? >> look, again, i just want to keep it on my own turf because the reality is this is a very, very difficult issue. again, let's just be clear what's going on in america right now. in new jersey, we have 14% of my state is african-american, and our prison system is over 60% black. we are putting in this country, that stands for such wanted and incredibly great principles, here we are 50 years from the march on washington, here we are a century more, frankly, from battling with the worst kind of white supremacy, but yet we're creating these pipelines from failed schools to our prisons that are disproportionately affecting the african-americans and poor, but we're all tied to the same desti

employees here at the super stop 'n shop in new brunswick, new jersey, are waking up shocked. >> we play the lottery. and that was it. >> reporter: thanks to an overwhelming frenzy for all that free money, in the hours leading up to wednesday night's drawing, the jackpot swelled by nearly $25 million. up

everyone is looking at new jersey and california. that's the first state that passed the ban like this but then grouped that advocate for conversion therapy sued. right now that law is on hold in california pending a decision by the nineth circuit court of appeals. f new jersey is the only state where it's active. the same group that filed the lawsuit in california says they will file a similar lawsuit in new jersey. this could also get held up in the courts. only the second state. we could see this play out nationwide. >> thank you. coming up, facebook has a flaw. how a message sent by a hacker has mark zuckerberg chainging up his own security. >>> lindsay lohan is coming clean about her addiction and rehabilitation. the oprah interview, straight head. hey love. [off screen] there you are. [speaking german] hi, grandpa! [off screen] give me a kiss! [speaking mandarin] what do you think? do you like it? [off screen] happy birthday! can you see that? [speaking polish] [off screen] did he apologize? [off screen] thanks, micah! [off scr

then 14 months later, a child is found abandoned in newark, new jersey. investigators conclude it's the missing boy based on the shape of his ears. but when he was 10 years old, the boy discovered a stash of newspaper clippings about the kidnapping and began to wonder, was he really that stolen child? he recently talked his parents into taking a dna test. result? no match. he was not their child. now age 49, he wants to know who is he. and whatever became of that stolen baby? first the fbi says it could not help because the case files were long lost, but now agents have found those files and are hoping that advancements in forensics and some public attention might provide the answers, lester. >> remarkable story. pete, thanks. >>> margaret pellegrini has died. she was one of the original munchkins who appeared in the "wizard of oz." back in 1939. she played one of the sleepyhead kids who wore a flower pot on her head. later she often spoke at schools reminding kids there are two roads you can take in life, the wrong road and the right road. margaret pelle

by 95% of even gun owning new jersey households. when he signed those vetoes, new jersey governor chris christie made sure to do it late in the day in august. look at this, on friday, you do something like that, hoping nobody will notice what you are doing. at the same time he made the decision on the guns, that is when he made the ban on creepy people, that one he made sure to announce on monday, right on the start of the new cycle, so he could get lots of praise for doing something like that, while nobody noticed him caving on the gun proposal. chris christie is acutely image-conscious. so it has to really chap his hide today that republican political etiquette requires that he, as a republican governor of new jersey, somebody who possibly wants to be president, he has got to endorse the republican party's nominee for the united states senate from his state. everybody knows who the democratic nominee is, cory booker, a guy nationally known, heavily favored to win the seat. but the republican party nominated somebody, too, they nom

in new jersey, he opposed family medical leave funding. which if you're a family values person and you want people to be able to take care of their loved ones. not the government, but be able to go home and do that, but having a child, he opposed that. the other piece that people should not forget, and the republicans wouldn't forget -- >> i won't forget, i'll write it down. >> is that chris christie says he wants to help this guy, right? but he scheduled the election, to avoid being on the same ticket to deny this guy any of the chris christie bout. that is -- >> look at those notes. >> do i get a closer look? >> that, i think, is where his heart is at. >> ari melber, thank you for joining us on this historical race that we're calling for cory booker. >>> all right, coming up in the rewrite, how the electric car company tesla motors is rewriting the future of the american automobile. >>> and, trying to rewrite a texas law. before verizon i was with sprint, and it was spotty at best. my reality check happened when i couldn't use my phone t

in new jersey, he opposed family medical leave funding. which if you're a family values person and you want people to be able to take care of their loved on ones. not the government, but be able to go home and do that, but having a child, he opposed that. the other piece that people should not forget, and the republicans wouldn't forget -- >> i won't forget, i'll write it down. >> is that chris christie says he wants to help this guy, right? but he scheduled the election, to avoid being on the same ticket to deny this guy any of the chris christie bout. that is -- >> look at those notes. >> do i get a closer look? >> that, i think, is where his heart is at. >> ari melber, thank you for joining us on this historical race is th race that we're calling for cory booker. >>> all right, coming up in the rewrite, how the electric car company tesla motors is rewriting the future of the american automobile. >>> and, trying to rewrite a texas law. [ female announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in mot

and last night newark mayor cory booker won the democratic primary for the new jersey senate but one of his opponents ran on an anti surveillance state platform how did this affect the vote find out later on in the show. good afternoon it's wednesday august fourteenth five pm here in washington d.c. i'm marinate and you're watching our t.v. . we begin today with the latest in the sentencing saga of bradley manning manning the army private convicted of the largest leak of classified information in u.s. history spoke during the sentencing phase of his trial in fort meade maryland this afternoon archie correspondents liz wall and producer andrew blakers are on the ground in fort meade with all the latest for more i'm joined by our two web producer now andrew blake andrew what did manning say this afternoon there and how you did. so i was at or what did bradley manning say today. well bradley manning took the stand around an hour ago at four pm eastern here for need a side of baltimore maryland and for the first time he actually apologized for everything that he did months ago during his

the the good news out of new jersey last night was turnout was better than expected. people were expecting very low turnout given what we'd seen in los angeles and massachusetts earlier in the year. given it was in the dead of the summer when a lot of folks prefer to be at the new jersey shore rather than at the ballot box. a lot of democrats were very happy with the turnout. the bad news, it was just pointed out, just 9% ended up turning out. that's just a sliver of the electorate. it does show you, particularly when you come to primaries, few people show up, particularly on that side of thingses. >> teeing things up for 2014, even 2016, the rnc is kicking off its summer meeting. that's today in boston. to honor victim of the boston bombing, officials say. it's been almost five months since the rnc rebranding rollout that began back in march. what do we expect to hear from that? they're calling it "making it happen." >> they'll here from newt gingrich today. tomorrow, new jersey governor chris christie will speak. what they're trying to do is make a big focus of what

>> not in new jersey. that's the fascinating thing is that we're now getting that patch work legal mess in all these several states. and isn't america fascinating in this we take marijuana and we place it in schedule 1. that means the government thinks it has no medicinal value and a high level of addiction. compare that to alcohol that has no medicinal value and a high level of addiction. america has a fascinating view of its drugs. alcohol is in our history and traditions is legal, and the court has used that term, history and traditions. marijuana is not part of that. >> i'll do you one even better, i learned from sanjay's report on weed, that the government holds a patent on doing research. danny and jeff are going to stick around because we do have a lot more reporting and i do want to remind you once again that sanjay gupta has a special on the highs and lows of weed, you have to watch it for charlotte and charlotte's web alone. >>> coming up this hour on "legal view" the first pictures of 15-year-ol

do you know that -- do you know that this is newark, new jersey? and we don't do naive. >> booker now faces steve lonegan. and gearing up for the october special election. >> mayor cory booker has been elected. he's been anointed by hollywood. the hollywood elite have been descended from their penthouse apartments from the heights of the hollywood hills to come to new jersey to tell us who our next senator is. >>> anthony weiner lagging in the polls, in last night's first debate, the contenders took on the tactics. the issue did come up during an exchange with christine quinn. >> here's the profound difference, have apologized for my personal behavior the speaker refuses to apologize for overturning the will of the people and the slush fund scandal. that's the difference. i have owned up to my personal failings. i have a record that i'm proud of and i'll will be honest with the citizens of this city. >> let me just say, i think it's very clear to all new yorkers that neither me or anybody else on this stage or any new yorker quite frankly should be