perdue. the the democratic candidate, michelle nunn. and independent candidate, amanda swofford. atlanta journal-constitution washington correspondent, daniel malloy. and lori gary. candidates, you will have one minute for response. these are loose guidelines for today as certain topics may warrant wartime. i'm going to try very hard to get some clarity on this campaign ads. mr. perdue and miss nunn, have held public office. ms. swofford, you have, but clearly you are outside the beltway politicians. each of e you done -- you -- what have you done in your life to prepare you for one of the most powerful jobs in us government? >> thank you, justin. thank you, panelists. as i go around the state, the hear r one issue that i from hard-working georgians is they are really concerned about their jobs. that they have one and they are worried about keeping it. if they don't have one, they're worried about how hard it is to find one. in my career, i have spent my entire career creating tens of thousan

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however, republican david perdue easily beat out michelle nunn. pat roberts surviving despite being down in the polls to greg orman. shelly moore capito won. south dakota flips as well from mike rounds despite sudden interest from democrats that came too late in the game. as we look to the granite state new hampshire's bright spot for democrat. this is where jane shaheen survived scott brown's challenge. alaska still undecided with dan sullivan holding on to a wide point lead over mark beg gich. the apparent winner mark warner could face a recount. ed gillspie did not concede. >>> we want to look where governors stand. bruce raunor depleting pat quinn. quinn not conceding yet. in maryland republican larry logan upset democrat lieutenant governor anthony brown. in arkansas asa hutchinson. rick scott is preparing for a second term after defeating former governor charlie crist by a little more than 1%. in wisconsin republican scot walker defeated mary burke. in michigan governor rick snyder was re-elected to a second term. nathan deal beat jason cart

perdue. >> that is a little bit like calling the kettle black. i had to do this for our former president, george h.w. bush. he has endorsed me. this is her ex-boss who has endorsed me in this campaign because he is concerned about the future direction of our country. but first, let me just answer this. i think the most egregious thing in this debate has been all the attacks on me about my character, my career. it just seems to me that this is an attempt to distract away from the real critical issue, and that his job creation here in georgia. people are hurting in this state. she is trying to distract people away from the real critical issue. president obama said that his failed policy -- like obama care is going to destroy two and half million jobs, according to the congressional budget office. it just seems to me that his policy -- he said the and in the state -- and in the state, that goes by michelle nunn. >> i have been called selfish for taking alternatives in this race. for someone who

perdue. >> that is a little bit like the pot calling the kettle black. i had to do this for our former president, george h.w. bush. he has endorsed me. this is her ex-boss who has endorsed me in this campaign because he is concerned about the future direction of our country. but first, let me just answer this. i think the most egregious thing in this debate has been all the attacks on me about my character, my career. it just seems to me that this is an attempt to distract away from the real critical issue, and that is job creation here in georgia. people are hurting in this state. she is trying to distract people away from the real critical issue. president obama said that his failed policy -- like obama care that is going to destroy two and half million jobs, according to the congressional budget office. it just seems to me that his policy -- he said the and in the state -- and in the state, that goes by michelle nunn. >> i have been called selfish for taking alternatives in this race. for

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david perdue. >> david perdue. >> david perdue. perdue and i approve this message. and i amovelle nunn message. >> david perdue is defending his an outsourcing report. >> david perdue acknowledged he career movinghis u.s. jobs overseas. >> the attorney asks can you describe your experience with outsourcing. perdue responds wray, i spent of my career doing that. >> when asked how he defends the outsourcing perdue doubled down. >> defend it? i'm proud of it. >> david perdue. you. not for >> michelle nunn admits show is too liberal and her foundation organizations linked to terrorists. to needed to fool georgians win and attacked david perdue with ads that independent fact checkers called mostly follows happen a strep. david perdue spent his career creating thousands of of jobs. grow the economy and bring common sense to washington. >> i'm david perdue and i approve this message. daviday a debate between perdue and michelle nunn on c-span. >> here are the comments we received on our ebola virus coverage. >> my comment about ebola is we actually had ebola right here in

we'll see. >> if it goes into a runoff, i think that perdue would have an advantage. they'll spend millions and millions of dollars in georgia over these next two months. >> we're talking about 100 million. up to 100 million. >> you never know what could happen with all that money being spent. thank you very much for that. tomorrow night is election night here in america. cnn's special coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. eastern. please join us. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'll be back 5:00 eastern in "the situation room." for our international viewers, christiane amanpour is next and for our u.s. viewers, "newsroom" with brooke baldwin starts right now. >> all right. thanks so much. great to be with you on this monday. i'm brooke baldwin. the election is tomorrow and the polls are breaking republican. should the gop secure a net gain of six seats in the 100-seat senate, the republican party will own capitol hill. will control both houses of congress. something barack obama has not yet faced in nearly six years in the white house. hold on though. you hav

eastern in georgia, it became very clear that perdue was going to pull away with this. check out the numbers right there. perdue in an interview after his victory told cnn that this was about voting being dissatisfied or unsatisfied i should say with the presidency of barack obama, and none in her concession speech, she was upbeat and said she proved a lot of people wrong in this red state. she showed a democrat could be competitive. but this the end she came up short. >> a lot of people riding this morning, republicans recognized this as a possible race for them, and they sent in help and they got david perdue headed in the right direction in time to take this seat for the republican party. nick valencia at the cnn center, thank you so much. of course, the republican victory in the senate means that mitch mcconnell will become the majority leader. but it's not going to be easy for him necessarily. he may have a hard time getting his agenda through with so many members of his caucus lanning to run for president. of course, they're going to have ideas of their own. cnn's

>> that's david perdue. >> that's david perdue. i i'm david perdue, and approve of this message. >> david perdue, the former ceo has spent theral majority of his career moving jobs overseas. >> can you describe your career in outsourcing? defends his work in outsourcing, he doubles down. >> david perdue. he is not for you. >> michelle nunn gave money linked to terrorists. david perdue with ads that independent fact checkers call "mostly false." david purdue spent his career creating thousands of jobs. he will bring common sense to washington. >> i am david purdue and i approve of this message. watch the georgia senate debate between michelle nunn and republican david purdue live tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. the c-span cities tour takes to the road to learn about cities and their life. we partner with comcast to go to colorado. montgomery pike was sent into the american southwest to explore the region, very similar to lewis and clark, who were sent to the northwestern part of the newly acquired l

david perdue reads michelle nunn by four points within the margin of error. and the governor's race is too close to call between incumbent republican nathan deal and democratic candidate jason carter. we are outside a church there in atlanta that is soul to the polls. in this red state are you finding democrats energized by the tight races? >> reporter: yeah, we are outside the grainy pine baptist church where the souls to the polls push is to get voters mobilized. more on that in a minute. two hotly contested races, the gubernatorial race against nathan deal and jason carter, the grandson of former jimmy carter. and we saw him out stumping for his grandson before, but michelle nunn is also against david perdue, the cousin of the former governor of georgia here. and really that has implications far beyond georgia, really in washington as well and could decide whether or not the power of the senate stays in the hands of the democrats. as i mentioned earlier, 36 seats are up for grabs in the senate and this race is perhaps one of the most important. we have not

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. >>> and in georgia, the hopes that michelle nunn could beat david perdue. like louisiana, the candidates will go to a runoff. in a debate on sunday, nunn debated on equality. and perdue talked about the issues. >> there were 2,000 women that sued the company during your tenure. they said they were paid less. >> there's no wonder why this president wants you in washington. he needs a rubber stamp to make this government bigger. he added $7 trillion to the debt. he is on track to more than double our debt. although he said he would cut it in half. >>> president obama wrapped up stops in connecticut and pennsylvania. enough to help turn out votes. the president has headlined big money fund-raiser to those who prefer to stand too close to the president at rallies. erin mcpike has more on this from the white house. >> reporter: john and christine, president obama had the last campaign rally of the season. he campaigned in seven. he was in connecticut yesterday afternoon campaigning for the democratic governor. he has been trying to get the women and latino voter

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that perdue once ran and later shut down. perdue acknowledged shifting production oversees at a number of companies. democrats gave had ad a top score. republicans, just 48. >> michelle has the best ad of this entire election cycle by accusing and using david perdue's words against him. she now took the most powerful economic attribute, outsourcing, turning it against her republican opponent, and that's what's made her potentially the front runner in the georgia race. >> perdue defended his record with this. i created and helped save thousands of american jobs regardless of what michelle nunn says. job losses come from bad policies in washington. the policies of president obama and michelle nunn. the president himself said, make no mistake. these policies are on the ballot. >> perdue doesn't address the outsourcing kwekz and tries shifting the focus to the president. the problem, nunn doesn't work in washington and has no connection to president obama's past record. nunn's attacks on perdue's record are reminiscence of presid

david perdue u.s. senate-elect from georgia, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> now get some rest. still ahead was this election a referendum on president obama? laura ingraham here to weigh in. and what was the real reason attorney general eric holder sent monitors to the polls? to keep an eye on republicans perhaps? a former justice department official has some interesting information next. ♪ ♪ he ♪ now centrum silver has a new easy-to-swallow coating... so the nutrients for your eyes, heart and brain go down easier. for a limited time get your four-dollar coupon at centrum.com. ññ'wóóÑt >>> yesterday did you notice somebody keeping an eye on you? >> well, poll watchers were there in place thanks to attorney general eric holder and perhaps liberal billionaire george soros. joining us to explain all of this former federal election commission official and senior legal fellow with the heritage foundation. thank you for joining us to talk about this. gorge soros has backed t

david perdue is winning that race without a runoff over michele knight and. in kansas it is being reported by some news organizations the winner is pat roberts. democrats put in an effort to put republican seats in. some piled up or republicans. and a lot of hope and placed on these races. was people thought george guaranteed to go to a runoff. it is a surprise, not a vast one but a little bit of one. michelle knight did not have did not- michelle nunn have enough. >> we will look at her concession speech in a little bit. let's keep running through the results for the evening. headederts appears to be towards a reelection. that is the big news. that leaves in terms of races we are looking at republicans to get their final pick up, a net of 6. virginia is closer than we

that is david perdue. >> david perdue. >> i am david perdue and i approve this message. >> i am michelle nunn and i per this message. the make david perdue is outsourcing reports. >> david perdue ceo of dollar general said he spent most of his career training is job service needs. >> can you describe your expansive outsourcing? >> he said yes i spent most of my crew do not. >> when asked how he defends outsourcing, perdue doubled down. >> david perdue, he's not for you. >> michelle nunn admit she's too liberal and give organizations linked to terrorists. the nunn attacked pretty without the independent fact checkers called mostly false any stretch. >> david perdue spent his career creating thousands of jobs. perdue will bring, tends to washington. >> i am david perdue and i approve this message. >> during your tenure at dollar general, you would over $40 million in yet there were 2000 women that sued the company during your tenure and said they were paid less than their first they were paid less. given your experience there, i wonder if you would join me today and actually supporting the

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david perdue is winning that race without a runoff over michele knight and. in kansas it is being reported by some news organizations the winner is pat roberts. democrats put in an effort to put republican seats in. some piled up or republicans. and a lot of hope and placed on these races. was people thought george guaranteed to go to a runoff. it is a surprise, not a vast one but a little bit of one. michelle knight did not have did not- michelle nunn have enough. >> we will look at her concession speech in a little bit. let's keep running through the results for the evening. headederts appears to be towards a reelection. that is the big news. that leaves in terms of races we are looking at republicans to get their final pick up, a net of 6.

. >> we will be live for the georgia senate debate between michelle nunn and david perdue. the candidates are running for the open seat of retired senator saxby chambliss. that is coming up live shortly. until then, more insight into the midterm elections with shirley cook. he spoke recently at the annual washington ideas forum about the election, as well as the state of the gop and democratic party. [applause] >> notice she kissed my microphone. >> i did. >> anyway, this is -- last year i spoke at this ideas festival and i looked around the room and the audience was just as impressive as the green room before. anyway, it is a real honor, a real privilege to be here. listening to tom fanning, he was outlining what a tax deal might look like, and i was talking to some people with a very large company the other day, and asked them, would you go along with raising the minimum wage in exchange for lowering the corporate tax rate? without hesitation, in a second. those are the kinds of deals we used to put together in this town. let me get back on subject. i am glad everybody is

david perdue, 141,000 for him. and just to show you a sense of how these counties are trengd right now, not official but this is how they're trending. nothing from the atlanta area, nothing fry gwinnett so far. but you see mixed green and blue, with swafford getting less than 4,000 votes still very early in georgia. >> i want to go back to john and take a closer look at new hampshire. this is a race that has great significance. >> you have massachusetts blue. you just projected the ed markey race. this one here, the question is, would it be a tough race, with jeanne shaheen with an early lead. i'll show you, let me pull this up a little bit. if scott brown is to win this race, he's going to win it down here. jeanne shaheen will win there, but he has to win this area. a lot of independents, if scott brown is going to went it, the southern belt of this state will be filled in. but jeanne shaheen has the lead at the moment. we're getting them in manchester. remember in 2008, this is a state where people do tend to vot

if that were to happen, perdue leading by three points there. first of all, you assessment on the likelihood of a runoff. >> well, looks like a probability, although it's hard to tell. we won't know until tuesday night. there's a libertarian in this race pulling at 3%. that might be just enough to push this into a yunoff. now, michelle nunn had the momentum in the last few days. she's run a good campaign and she's been good at painting her challenger as a sort of mitt romney figure. she's emphasized his outsourcing background. remember, this is a state where unemployment is the highest in the country at almost 8%. that's really influencing this race. the economy is really, really huge on their minds. if this does go to a runoff. these are good candidates. they're first-time candidates. but thinking about what could happen if at this time the senate control and we have another two months of a runoff. it almost becomes a mini presidential election. both sides will be -- outside groups will be spending so much money there. it's going to probably ch

cory gardener from colorado, david perdue from georgia. the atmosphere is pretty sell baa story. mcconnell's staff is excited. everyone is excited to be here. they brought their families. i think at this point it's really we're in the orientation phase and not necessarily into

perdue. next, the democratic candidate, michelle nunn. and libertarian candidate amanda swofford. we thank you all for being with us this morning. to question the candidates today, i am joined by our panel. the assistant program director for wsb radio, atlanta journal constitution washington correspondent daniel malloy and channel 2 political reporter laurie gily. you'll have one minute for response, 4r5 seconds for rebuttal at my discretion and these are loose guidelines as certain conversations may warrant more time and i'm going to try very hard to get some clarity on those campaign ads. first question is mine. mr. perdue and miss nunn, neither of you have ever held public office. s. swofford, you have. clearly you are outside the beltway politicians or hope-to- be politicians. what have you done each of you, what have you done in your life to prepare you for one of the most powerful jobs in u.s. government? >> thank you, justin and thank you, panel. it is good to be here this morning. >>

david perdue is a wealthy businessman. done very well. in fact, michelle nunn said he's only going to look out for the wealthy. david perdue has turned around and used her connections against her, well, if you liked president obama, you're going to love michelle nunn. as they say in this conservative state that's hardly a ringing endorsement for her. >> all right. martin savage, thank you. >>> just up i-85 in north carolina, the most expensive senate race could come down to a handful of votes. as democratic senator kay hagan fights to hold on to her seat against thom tillis. she holds a razor thin lead. she is getting last minute help from the president. >>. >> reporter: good morning. it's been expensive here in north carolina. we are talking about more than a hundred million dollars and it got a little bit more expensive. we'll tell you why in a second, but we have on one side democratic incumbent senator kay hagan and republican state house speaker thom tillis. this race got a little bit more expensive because now we have a radio ad fro

. >> the latest marist poll shows david perdue ahead in the latest survey over michelle nunn in georgia. in a debate on sunday nunn went after perdue on equality. >> david, during your tenure at dollar general, you made over $40 million. there were 2,000 women that sued the company during your tenure and they said they were paid less and it was found by federal investigators that they were paid less. >> there is no wonder why this president wants you in washington. he needs a rubber stamp to make this government bigger. he added several trillion dollar dollars. he said he would cut it in half. >> that promise was to cut the deficit in half. not the national debt. cutting the national debt would be impossible. >> you need a surplus. >> or write a very big check. >>> all right. four minutes past the hour. president obama wrapped up campaign campaign stops in connecticut and pennsylvania. states where he is popular enough to turn out votes. the president headlined the big money fund-raisers for candidates who have not avoided standing too close to the president in rallies. erin mcpike has

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that's david perdue. i'm david perdue. i approve this michelle. >> i'm michelle nunn and i approve this message. >> david is defending his career amid outsourcing reports. the former ceo of dollar general announced he spent most of his career moving jobs overseas. >> the attorney asks can you describe his experience with outsourcing. >> he responded, yeah. i spent most of my career doing that. >> when asked about how he defends outcoursing, he doubled down. i'm proud of it. >> david perdue, he's not for you. >> in her campaign plan, michelle nunn admits she's too liberal and her foundation gave money linked to terrorists so nunn needed to fool george ans to win. she attacks perdue with add checkers called mostly false. david perdue spent his career creating thousands of jobs. david perdue will glincrease th economy and bring jobs to washington. >> recent polls list this race as a toss up. you can race georgia debates at time online at cspan.org. >> earlier this month, legal scholars and open government advocates held a dis

and i david perdue approve this message. nunn and ielle approve this message. >> former ceo of dollar general and technologies that most of his career moving u.s. jobs overseas. --can use their -- explain describe your spins with outsourcing? --your experince experience with outsourcing? >> her foundation gave money to foundations to terrorists. she needed to fool your jens -- georgians to win. david perdue spent his career creating thousands of jobs. perdue will bring common sense to washington. >> i'm next, a debate among candidates running for a house seat in the virginia seventh district. after that, a debate in the alaska senate race. next, a debate in virginia seventh congressional district race between jack trammell and david brett.

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michelle nunn up against david perdue, the cousin of popular governor sunny perdue. we know georgia is solid republican state. how much of a shot does michelle nunn really have? >> well, brooke, a likely scenario that people in georgia and beyond are preparing for is a run juf. what's contributing to that is libertarian candidate amanda swafford that is taking the votes away from daefd perdue. what's making michelle nunn competitive is the rise of registered minority voters across the state of georgia. but the magic number is the 50% threshold. also contributing into this is early voting. i spoke early to georgia's secretary of state office and they said that early voting is up from the last midterm election in 2010. it's up 20%. what we don't know is which party has benefitted from that. accord to the secretary of state office is they don't register by party. but it's going to be a very tight race between michelle nunn and david perdue. >> in georgia we know that the democrats are telling voter to go to the poll to prevent another ferguson. that is a quote from one

perdue told us early on that he was confident about this race and his victory speech he talked about putting georgia first and also saying he wanted to set a new course. scott and nora. >> african american turnout in georgia very high but not enough to help the democrat. >> one of the big winners, new jersey governor chris christie. will be our guest on crks news this mortgage. >> we'll talk to a member of this new majority, ted cruz of texas and we'll have the latest returns. back in a moment. hard it can be...how ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek imm

. >> this was a surprise, also in the perdue campaign. so many people were prepared for a long and exciting night. that's not what we got here in gging. many analysts thought this would be a runoff, no one thought they would get the 50% plus that one 1 needed. i talked to someone some the nunn campaign who said they were confident about an outright win. a couple hours after the polls closed it was a different story. those ballots got tallied up and it showed that david perdue was going to pull away and that's exactly what he did. in his victory speech, he told cnn that voters here in georgia are sending a message to president barack obama showing that they're not happy with him. nunn, she was more upbeat that proves that a democratic candidate can be competitive in the state of georgia but really at the end of the day, christine, she came up short. >> and that perdue did a good job of tying michelle nunn to obama's policies. >> president obama was a big problem for democratic candidates all over the country. how big of a problem? let's ta

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this was a project that was initially launched at perdue, by gallup and perdue university. it gives us an -- a chance to go out and measure the where our alumni is at any point that we choose, so fiveer years out, te years out et cetera. but it goes beyond asking those individuals how much salary are you making, but the things that gallup is good at assessing, your satisfaction with life, your relationships, how you were prepared to deal with issues of employment and other things as you move forward. that's an example of an output measure, and i think that when we have those output measures, i think that's the time that we switch the dialogue to, instead of being thinfixated on these i pout variables, that we measure those output variables. greater scrutiny and in the article it says a report issued this summer by a u.s. senate subcommittee said that four-year colleges are largely failing to educate students, faculty, staff and even police about sexual assault. it said a third of the 440 schools surveyed failed to provide training clearly defining sexual assault to those wh

>> reporter: well, heading into today, david perdue, the republican seemed to have the momentum. early voting returns show that african-american voting is up as compared to the 2010 mid terms. that could bode well for michelle nunn. this has been a hard fought battle between two first-time candidates nunn has tried to paint perdue as an out-of-touch businessman. she's accused him of outsourcing jobs. as of last night he dodged my repeated questions trying to get him to clarify. meantime perdue has tried to paint nunn as someone who would just rubber-stamp president obama agenda. she dodged my question about obama health care law, but she did say there would be changes she would like to bring, but the big question, will ari, will either candidates get enough votes to avoid a runoff. if they can't, this race won't be decided until january. it is an uphill battle for michelle nunn. president obama lost this state by eight points back in 2012. ari? >> you talk about obamaware, aliia, you have charlie crist one of the candidates trying to run with the president there, showing how demo

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hammering perdue on his system of outsourcing but perdue's criticism, he says she's too cozy with obama. major fodder for a weekend debate. >> this president is adamant about getting you in the senate because he needs you to be his rubber stamp in the senate. his fail policies are indeed on the ballot and in georgia they go by the name of michelle nunn. >> i've spent about 45 minutes of my life with president obama. i have spent seven years working for president george h.w. bush's points of light organization and i have a deep and abiding commitment, i've talked about it for the entire campaign, to working across party lines. i believe that we can work together to get things done. >> carol, you mentioned it's a close race, it is, with just four points separating nunn and purdue. but i want to show you another poll number. this one was broken down by race. among african-american voters, nunn leads with an eye-popping 85% of the vote. so until tomorrow it's all about get out the vote and that means knocking on doors and getting people to come out to the polls. also, keep in mind if no can

david perdue has been a very successful businessman. she's turned that as a negative against him arguing he's only going to look out for rich people like himself. however, david perdue has turned around and said, look, if you like president obama, you're going to love michelle nunn in a red state like georgia. let me tell you, that's not a ringing endorsement for her. there is a third party candidate. you have to get 50% of the vote here. many people believe today, well, it's just for fun and that the real runoff will have to be in january. carol? >> martin savidge reporting live from atlanta today. president obama is keeping a low profile today. with his approval rating at just 45% in the latest cnn/orc poll, many democratic candidates are trying to keep their distance from the president. the president has even been heckled by immigration supporters who want him to take a stronger stance. here's how he addressed one supporter in particular. >> hold on, young lady. hold on a second. hold on. hold on. hold on. you're a dreamer and i gave

but david perdue, important lesson for the republican party in david perdue, that's this. here's a guy who beat his rivals in a bitter long primary and they stayed away from him. there is a libertarian candidate in the race drawing some vote share around the republicans were not united, until perdue had his fat in the fire and was worried that he was gonna lose, the republicans didn't really get together, but they did and they have united now and they might be able to take him over the top and get over that 50% threshold to win it outright f they do that perdue will make his party's job across the rest of the country a lot easier, wouldment have to worry about winning an extra one in case they have to give one back. >> 46.8% now to nunn's 43.8%, so a full three points up. i know you will be watching and participating and we will all be watching. chris, thank you. >> thank you. >>> so, during this show on friday, we learned that the virgin galactic space ship two had crashed. now inspectors finding the engine intact. so, what are they now saying about what took down the spa