john kasich: i wouldn't be. we shouldn't give government money to support abortion. >> i would like to ask if you can respect the row versus wade decision. i ask because i'm a lifelong libertarian and i looking for a candidate that is both a fiscal conservative, but not a threat to a woman's right to decide over her body. john kasich: obviously does the law of the land. we live with the law of the land. >> how would you approach the gun law in getting assault weapons off our street? john kasich: in 19i-4, i supported the assault weapons in 1994, i supported the assault weapons ban. i am a supporter of the second amendment. i think we should have tough laws, but people should have the right to protect their families, hunt, and one thing i worry about are the checks we have against those with mental illness. we don't want them buying guns. we know there are holes in our system when it comes to sending a warning to people when they come in to buy a gun. we have seen it over and over again. that is why it is so vita

i am now a john kasich and. he's one of my top three out of five i would pick from the republican party and i'm very happy with the way he talks to everyone. he doesn't talk about anyone. he talks about the issues, he does answer the questions and does not him call around trying to evade the questions, so that's all i need to say. i try to keep it short and sweet. kasich did serve a couple of terms in the house of representatives. uniontown, pennsylvania, are democrats line. say i: i would like to think you would make a really good president and he gets to he understands if we work together, we can make america a better country. it would be nice if he could come down here to the pittsburgh area and meet everybody. host: he is on his way to new hampshire. he will be speaking in new hampshire tomorrow and c-span will cover that. we will tell you more about our coverage in just a bit. it's go to donna in columbus, ohio on the democrats lied. caller: i just want to make a couple of comments. the lady in cincinnati w

he has so far, more or less laid off john kasich. but if he were to start attacking your guy, how do you think john kasich would handle that? sununu: i have no idea. it's kind of a silly hypothetical. this is a long campaign, 162 days until the new hampshire primary. as i said, the smart thing for any candidate, even if you are being attacked is to focus on , your message, your game, introduce yourself to the voters your vision for the country. , introduce yourself to the voters. john kasich has done that very effectively over the past 6-8 weeks. it's the start of a process. people didn't think we would be on the debate stage in cleveland but we made it. , he has made headway in the polls. i'm the first one to tell him that we have a long way to go. polls are transient. you have to focus on your record, your experience and your game. mark: senator, john kasich is doing well in the polls in your state. one of your fellow john kasich supporters predicted to me several weeks ago that at some point before labor day, john kasich would pas

mark: senator, john kasich is doing well in the polls in your state. one of your fellow supporters predicted that at some point before labor day, john kasich would pass jeb bush in the polls. in some that appears to be true. you think he should focus mostly on new hampshire or should he make an equally big effort in iowa and south carolina? sununu: i think he will continue to visit iowa, south carolina, new hampshire, michigan. mark: in equal measure? sununu: you never do anything in equal measure, i don't think. you have to pick and choose areas where you have the strongest organization. but i think he will do very well. of course new hampshire, very well in south carolina and michigan. iowa is a caucus format. it has not been a good predictor necessarily of success. you have a very spread out field. it is a challenging environment. we hope to do well in iowa. mark: senator, you called us silly twice. which can't help but remind us of your father, who recently had surgery. we are glad he went through that successfully and please send him our best. for

it has everything to do with john kasich. mark: i listen closely to everything you said about john kasich, and i know you believe it, but every word could be applied to governor bush as well. tom: let me say this -- look at john kasich's electoral record. he has won 11 general elections in a state that is genuinely a swing state. the last two, taking a governorship away from a sitting democrat, and winning a large reelection. he has an optimism and a vibrancy to his approach. he has had huge success as a person who balanced the budget at the time bill clinton was in the white house. that is a wealth of experience and a range of experience that sets him apart from the field. john: i want to talk to you about how john kasich is doing in new hampshire. this poll just came out -- there are two things i will cite. one is kasich's growth. 1% in march and now up to 12% in august, and now he is in a horse race with jeb bush, tied for second. tell our viewers what explains that meteoric rise in your state. why is john kasich breaking

what did you hear from john kasich? was commont i heard sense and something of not heard from one other republican prospect, in that he actually real world solutions instead of hyperbole. i preface this by saying that i am a bernie sanders supporter. has absolutely the demeanor, the intelligence, and the heart, as other candidates have spoken about, to run a race that is worthy of the american people. i would love to see him in a debate with bernie sanders because i think that would elevate every one of us, republicans who are for people like donald trump or jed bush or anybody else -- you really need to listen to this man because this is a man who represents the values that everybody says that they are for, but it is so impressive. host: there is kenny in los angeles. he said let's try to listen to john kasich or he lets try to do that. let's listen in on some of the comments that he is hearing romp fairgoers in des moines -- from fairgoers in des moines. mr. kasich: the next time you go, you want to go up north and se

it has everything to do with john kasich. mark: i listen closely to everything you said about john kasich and i know you believe it, but every word could be applied to governor bush as well. tom: let me say this -- look at john kasich electoral record. he has won 11 general elections in a state that is genuinely a swing state. the last two, taking a governorship away from a sitting democrat, and winning a large reelection. he has an optimism and a vibrancy to his approach. he has had huge success as a person who balanced the budget at the time bill clinton was in the white house. that is a welcome experience and a range of experience that sets him apart from the field. john: i want to talk to you about how john kasich is doing in new hampshire. out --oll just came there are two things. one is kasich's growth. 1% in march and now up to 12% in august and now he is in a horse race with jeb bush, tied for second. tell our viewers what explains that new york rise ewers -- ise youc you arr are seeing? tom: he has a way of communica

it has everything to do with john kasich. mark: i listen closely to everything you said about john kasich, and i know you believe it, but every word could be applied to governor bush as well. tom: let me say this -- look at john kasich's electoral record. he has won 11 general elections in a state that is genuinely a swing state. the last two, taking a governorship away from a sitting democrat, and winning a large reelection. he has an optimism and a vibrancy to his approach. he has had huge success as a person who balanced the budget at the time bill clinton was in the white house. that is a welcome experience and a range of experience that sets him apart from the field. john: i want to talk to you about how john kasich is doing in new hampshire. this poll just came out -- there are two things i will cite. one is kasich's growth. 1% in march and now up to 12% in august, and now he is in a horse race with jeb bush, tied for second. tell our viewers what explains that meteoric rise in your state. why is john kasich breaking th

more or less laid off john kasich. correlation or causation there. if donald trump with a start attacking your guy, how do john kasich would handle that? sununu: i have no idea. it's kind of a silly hypothetical. this is a long campaign, 162 days in the new hampshire -- until the new hampshire primary. the smart thing for any candidate, even if you are being attacked, is to focus on your message, your again, your vision for the country. introduce yourself to the voters. john kasich has done that very effectively over the past 6-8 weeks. it's the start of a process. people didn't think we would be on the debate stage in cleveland but we made it. he has made headway in the polls. on the first line tell him we have a long way to go. polls are transient. you have to focus on your record, your experience and your game. mark: senator, john kasich is doing well in the polls in your state. one of your fellow supporters at some point before labor day, john kasich would pass jeb bush in the polls. in some that appears to be true. you think he should focus most

that right now is working for john kasich. the other thing working for john kasich is the millions of dollars him and his superpac dumped in and he's rising in the polls there as well. i think it's not totally in love with john kasich yet by any means, but he's appearing there. voters are responding to him i'd put him in the top tier of the new hampshire republican primary and would not have said that a month ago. >> one of the stranger moments was donald trump has said i'm a businessman, i give to everybody. i give money to everybody in political campaigns as if somehow that explains why you give to everybody. the koch brothers do not give to everybody. they only give to the right wing. so he's finally asked what did you get from these politicians when you gave them money. he said, well, whenever i ask them for anything, i u got whatever i want. >> but guess what, no politician wanted to get into that because most donors do believe what trump said. it was a very honest answer. >> here's where the honesty ends. when he's asked

>> to do what john kasich did and not what rand paul did. he is giving voice to a frustration that certain people in the republican party or who identify as republicans have with the way things are are working in washington, they feel that government's broken. there are several candidates who we saw who gave voice to that concern in terms of the policies they took up and the way they wanted to deal with washington as well. as a republican i was encouraged and heartened by the quality of the field, several of the candidates really distinguished themselves and carly fiorina distinguished herself well. the trump voters are eventually going to have to go anywhere where as i believe he exits the race. >> mexico china, are i.s.i.s, is being incendiary a strategy? >> i think you could think of it as a strategy. he's absolutely phenomenal he can do that, that said, it is still really early in this race. so people have to listen to somebody, think about what they have to offer, think about what their policies are and then move forward towards the pos

>> to do what john kasich did and not what rand paul did. he is giving voice to a frustration that certain people in the republican party or who identify as republicans have with the way things are are working in washington, they feel that government's broken. there are several candidates who we saw who gave voice to that concern in terms of the policies they took up and the way they wanted to deal with washington as well. as a republican i was encouraged and heartened by the quality of the field several of the candidates really distinguished themselves and carly fiorina distinguished herself well. the trump voters are eventually going to have to go anywhere where as i believe he exits the race. >> mexico china are i.s.i.s is being incendiary a strategy? >> i think you could think of it as a strategy. he's absolutely phenomenal he can do that, that said, it is still really early in this race. so people have to listen to somebody, think about what they have to offer think about what their policies are and then move forward towards the positio

john kasich, scott walker. we noticed a couple of themes that emerged. >> if people do not like common core, make sure the standard are higher than before. >> common core may have turned out to be a set of standards. but what it has turned into is a program that is overly influenced by companies that have something to gain. >> we're in federal court right now suing arne duncan. he violated federal law and the 10th amendment to the constitution. >> it is teachers unions. but a lotreat ones, of barriers to sorting out who are the exceptional teachers and how they report them versus the one or two in each school doing a poor job. king in america i would abolish all teachers lounges where they sit together and worry about how well is us. >> i have no problem saying political unions deserve a punch in the face because that is what they do with us. john: how effective are those moves do you think politically for these republican candidates, and how big of an issue will it be in the republican nomination fight? al: ba

john kasich: i love you. ismy concern with our budget mandatory spending interests are eclipsing the budget as a whole. what policy changes would you make to reverse that? like what we did with medicaid in ohio to slow moved mostrate, we people into managed care where they have a shepherd to take system.ough the we got the people who provide the services. we shrunk the numbers so they competed for a larger part of the territory, which also brought about greater efficiency. we paid the bills exactly. we turned on technology and computers that allowed us to be more efficient. we allowed mom and dad to stay home, if they wanted to, instead of being forced into a nursing home. in the middle of all that, we were able to more aligned our nursing home reimbursement with what is happening across the country. now, we have a program that i think as a replacement for obamacare, and that is to and power primary care physicians to work with the providers and the drive ae companies to positive outcome in terms of quality m

your ohio governor, john kasich. let's listen to his assessment. >> i was just saying to chris christie, they say we're out spoken, we need to take lessons from donald trump. he's hitting a nerve in his country, he is. people are they are fed up. they don't think the government is working for them. and for people that want to just tune him out, they are making a mistake. mr. trump is touching a nerve because people want the wall to be built. they want to see an end to illegal immigration but we all have different ways of getting there and you'll hear from all of us tonight about what our ideas are. >> well, there he is giving him credit for being the booster rocket for the conservative issues. maybe doesn't have the right solution with the wall but raised the issue of illegal immigration. >> i think casey nailed it. kasich sneaks into this debate tenth spot goes right for trump's coalition. embraces the donald. says i'm your kind of guy. i'm a combative working class ohio governor. he thinks if trump fizzles out. >>

that right now is working for john kasich. the other thing working for john kasich is the millions of dollars him and his superpac dumped in and he's rising in the polls there as well. i think it's not totally in love with john kasich yet by any means, but he's appearing there. voters are responding to him i'd put him in the top tier of the new hampshire republican primary and would not have said that a month ago. >> one of the stranger moments was donald trump has said i'm a businessman, i give to everybody. i give money to everybody in political campaigns as if somehow that explains why you give to everybody. the koch brothers do not give to everybody. they only give to the right wing. so he's finally asked what did you get from these politicians when you gave them money. he said well, whenever i ask them for anything, i u got whatever i want. >> but guess what no politician wanted to get into that because most donors do believe what trump said. it was a very honest answer. >> here's where the honesty ends. when he's asked w

joining me now is former united states senator from new hampshire john who is a big banker of john kasich. here is the governor of ohio talking about same-sex marriage tonight. >> because somebody doesn't think the way i do doesn't mean that i can't care about them or can't love them. so if one of my daughters happened to be that of course i would love them and i would accept them. if she's like issues like that are planted to divide us. i've been saying all along, we need to give everybody a chance, treat everybody with respect and let them share in this great american dream. god gives me unconditional love, i'm going to give it to my family and friends and people around me. >> you know that is an amazing appeal of compassion that reminds me of bobby kennedy, part irish cop and guy that talked like that and cared like that. will that work in the republican party today when there is so much anger and bitterness? >> absolutely. the power of the answer and many of john kasich's answers tonight is that it was the truth. he just talked about what he had done as a congressman, what he had done

so does john kasich. john kasich actually voted for it. >> i have to go. >> coming up, a new video exposes how low planned parenthood executive there's stoop in order to get fetuses. and carly fiorina is now rising in the polls. she will join us next to react to the numbers. and we'll have her weigh in on the clinton server scandal. does she think hillary ends up behind bars? why am i so awake? did you know your brain has a wake system... and a sleep system? science suggests when you have insomnia, the neurotransmitters in your wake system may be too strong, which may be preventing you from getting the sleep you need. talk to your doctor about ways to manage your insomnia.

you spent time with john kasich who is moving up granite state polls. my question is whether you think that is because he is actually catching fire with voters were because the money they have spent on tv? al: the money opened the door. due toe and cold is money, but now he is a time to present himself and does pretty well. he then went on to say it is outrageous they pay football coaches 4 million per year and pay teachers peanuts. it did very well at an else club meeting in salem today. i think there is a lot of potential here. you 7-1 odds he outgrows jet tonight. i agree. palmerinnifer explaining hillary clinton's answers to last night's press conference. trust me, this stuff. sick around and we will be right back. ♪ -- stick around. ♪ ♪ john: earlier today we work treated to a visit from jennifer palmeri, hillary clinton pr advisor. we started by asking how she thought her ball state at the press conference last night. speaking at a communication professor as a whole, how do you think your boss did last night? stood there and answered all of

john kasich didn't care. john kasich also had a very high opinion of john kasich. so much show that he decided to run for president from the house in the year 2000 essentially on the basis of his own reputation for brashness. probably should have known how that was going to turn out when this was his presidential campaign debut. >> congressman john kasich, welcome. you have an announcement. >> tomorrow i'm going to formally announce my exploratory committee to run for president of the united states. >> on the great tim russert can't pronounce your name that is the universe telling you that the stars are not aligning for your presidential campaign that year. jane -- jane -- john -- kasich -- whatever. he didjoin the race for the republican nomination for president in the year 2000 to basically no effect. and he ended up dropping out five months later to basically no effect. but turns out they liked him at the fox news channel. he followed up his badly failed run for president in 2000 with a job as a tv host on the fox news channel. he was a managing director at lehm

you spent time with john kasich who is moving up granite state polls. my question is whether you think that is because he is actually catching fire with voters were because the money they have spent on tv? al: the money opened the door. the rise in polls is due to money, but now he is a time to present himself and does pretty well. he then went on to say it is outrageous they pay football coaches $4 million per year and pay teachers peanuts. it did very well at an else club meeting in salem today. i think there is a lot of potential here. i will lay you 7-1 odds he outdraws jeb tonight. i agree. john: jennifer palmeri explaining hillary clinton's answers to last night's press conference. trust me, this stuff. sick around and we will be right back. ♪ ♪ john: earlier today we work treated to a visit from jennifer palmeri, hillary clinton's pr advisor. we started by asking how she thought her boss did at the press conference last night. speaking at a communication professor as a whole, how do you think your boss did last night? >> she stood there and a

host: judy mentioning john kasich. if you go to our facebook page, the update on the pulled that we have there as the governor of ohio up first to want the debate won theuestion -- who debate is the question? john kasich on top, donald trump number two, rand paul number three, and you can see the rest of the list. we will take a look for that -- at that for second as we take this call. connie from georgia, republican. who won last night? caller: i think probably everybody thinks donald trump won. i was really looking for president last night and i think trump stirred the base up, but as far as looking at a president, i think jeb bush would be the nominee. host: how come? i think because of his experience in florida and because of his background, the family came from, the dynasty he came from, and i would like to see someone who can sit down toh vladimir putin and talk him, and i don't see any of these other people actually face-to-face of who with -- with either proven and him giving them respect at all. let's see, i m

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and our polling which showed no bump for john kasich? we having a disconnect? >> i have great affection for the governor of my home state. he has a reagan-esque temperament. they will play very well. i think he will have to up his combativeness with hillary, as does jeb bush. they both have combativeness deficits when they go after hillary. i want them to go after "the new york times" piece this morning. she destroyed 31,000 e-mails. they should talk about that every day. >> heather mcghee, president of demos. are you fearful of john kasich as republican nominee versus hillary clinton? >> no. but i do think that his brand of sort of compassionate conservatism, expanding medicaid, talking about the mental health crisis in our prisons gets him in the door of where a lot of americans are right now which is really anxious about economic and equality. half of americans couldn't pay a $400 bill without going in debt or selling something today. so the republican party spent a few minutes on the economy in the debate and had very little to say f

we just had john kasich on. candidates are not shying away from talking with reporters and giving us their vision. we'll see what happens next with hillary. i will see you in 20 minutes. >> i bet trump didn't hurt your ratings. >> hillary clinton reaffirm that go she did not mishandle classified information on her private e-mail server as the questions continue to swirl. now her shrinking lead in the polls could land joe biden in the race possibly elizabeth warren alongside him as we look at "sunday morning futures." back in a minute. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. . . >>> welcome back. a federal judge orders the state department to coordinate with the fbi in the investigation over hillary clinton's e-mail server. clinton and her campaign are again saying this investigation is not about her. and although she still leads in the polls, her fellow democratic candidates are closing in on the gap. meanwhile, vice president joe biden apparently met privately with senator elizabeth w

and i think john kasich is the man. i think he is the man to win. >> i want to ask you about immigration. something that's come to the forefront regarding donald trump's rise in the polls. do you support getting rid of birthright citizenship and how do you think that will play in the race moving forward? >> well, i have not you know, i'm not rea to answer that right now. i would like to say that you know, governor kasich cares about the people of america. he cares about those that are here, maybe that are undocumented. but i know that he is a man that cares about people and i do that also. >> and donald trump's plan, the immigration plan, the senator from your state says it's a plan that's what america needs. in 2011, you signed an immigration bill. a reform to it in 2012. one of the strictest in the country. ultimately, the courts watered down most of what was in that bill. would you say that should be a warning sign to your fellow republicans that if you go very far to the right on immigration, it can come back to bit

we just had john kasich on. candidates are not shying away from talking with reporters and giving us their vision. we'll see what happens next with hillary. i will see you in 20 minutes. >> i bet trump didn't hurt your ratings. >> hillary clinton reaffirm that go she did not mishandle classified information on her private e-mail server as the questions continue to swirl. now her shrinking lead in the polls could land joe biden in the race possibly elizabeth warren alongside him as we look at "sunday morning futures." back in a minute. technology empowers us to achieve more. it pushes us to go further. special olympics has almost five million athletes in 170 countries. the microsoft cloud allows us to immediately be able to access information, wherever we are. information for an athlete's medical care, or information to track their personal best. with microsoft cloud, we save millions of man hours, and that's time that we can invest in our athletes and changing the world. if an electric toothbrush was going to cl

let me make you one guarantee if donald trump and john kasich or john kasich and jeb bush are tied at 22%, 24%. we're in the dep tth th of wint january, you are going to see kasich make sharp distin tkttions between him and candidates. >> that changes very quickly. alex, if you are in jeb bush's camp. how panished a isicked are you? >> not at all. right now, donald trump on top of ted cruz and ben carson, splitting the anti-establishment vote. and, so, and meanwhile you are getting time to establish your record as governor of florida, who cut taxes, was a real conservative, pro-life, who grew the economy. you are getting time to go out there and plant your flag. fairly much unchallenged. he has $100 million in the bank. while your enemies are in confusion. not a bad hand of cards for jeb bush to play. >> kevin, you agree? >> i think there is time. i think alex is right in that sense. but if, you look at the polls right now. the declining numbers in iowa. declining numbers in new hampshire that. has to worry him. florida on the calendar which would be, a jeb bush strength, is not seale

john kasich didn't care. john kasich has a very high opinion of john kasich. so much so he decided to run for president from the house in 2000 on the basis of his reputation for brashness. probably should have known how that was going to turn out when this was his presidential campaign debut. >> congressman john kasich, welcome. you have an announcement. >> tomorrow i'm going to formally announce my exploratory committee to run for the president of the united states. >> the great tim russert can't pronounce your name. that's the universe telling you the stars are not aligning for your presidential campaign that year. john, jane, kasich, whatever. he did join the race in 2000 to basically no effect. he ended up dropping out of the race five months later to basically no effect. it turns out they liked him at the fox news channel. he followed up his badly failed run for president in 2000 as a job as a tv host on the fox news channel and managing director at lehman brothers up to the moment that lehman brothers exploded and dragged the rest of the american financi

>> john kasich from ohio. he demonstrated i know the issues in terms of budget, in terms of defense down in d.c. by the way, at home, look what i've done in ohio. >> i agree. >> another thing is if the republicans are going to win, you must carry ohio. florida is another important part. so republicans wake up. you want to win or do you want to have somebody who's -- who agrees with you on every single issue, and i'm talking about the social issues. don't get trapped. if you want a winner take a look at ohio and florida and that's how you win. >> senator rubio was also excellent. great poise. responded well. he looked to the camera. i thought he won the debate itself. and i think -- you know, the other guy that did well was senator perry, governor perry on the first debate. >> yeah. >> the problem is too many candidates, five or six that aren't going to make it, but we've probably got ten that are going to continue to go to the resource and the very excellent presentation you made on the super pacs and what hav

and our polling which showed no bump for john kasich? a disconnect? >> i have great affection for man of my home state. he has a reagan-esque quality. they will play very well. i think he will have to up his combativeness with hillary, as does jeb bush. they both have combativeness deficits when they go after hillary. she destroyed 30,000 e-mails. they should talk about that every day. >> heather mcghee, president of demos. are you fearful of john kasich as republican nominee versus hillary clinton? >> no. i think his brand of compassionate conservativism, expanding mental health crisis, gets him in the door where a lot of americans are, which is anxious about economic ina qualitity. half of americans couldn't pay a $400 bill without going in debt or selling something. they had very little to say for working class americans. >> that goes to the organizers, which was hugh's point about questions -- very quickly. >> i think hillary clinton in some ways, because the e-mail controversy was not explored very adequately by the questioner, and

kasich got better known -- i'm basing this on what people said since the debate -- john john kasich. >> but this is the case with walker, rubio and stylistically bush, if john kasich is the nominee, it will be the exact john kasich you say on the stage. he's not growing or changing. he's been in this game for decades. walker and bush have to change and grow and do what john kerry did when he ran, george bush did, get better, grow bigger. it happens every cycle. >> rose: did john kerry get better? >> yes, he did. the staff around the president who gets the nominee invariably say, wow, one day i looked up and the guy i was working for stood up taller, seemed more presidential. john kerry definitely got better as a candidate, went into iowa and became a different kind of candidate. he fought for it. right now, these guys and carly fiorina, they're having trouble growing and getting that trial by fire because, for weeks, it has been trump. >> rose: what about carly fiorina. >> what about her? >> rose: is she getting better on the campaign trail? >> i think you saw her -- >> rose: because

both he and john kasich are sitting governors. rick perry is a former governor. >>> the question is will donald trump be able to maintain his momentum going into the debate. we are weighing in on the trump factor. >> we like the fact that someone said in the piece we used to set this up that we had suffocating political correctness and pathetic indignation about this, that or the other thing. it is refreshing to hear a man who simply doesn't care what people think about what he is saying. >> my only concern if i were him is things that change quickly tend to be things that aren't really solid and they could change back quickly. the pressure will be on him. can't be the frontrunner and now being the focal point will be absolutely right. they will expect him to perform like a frontrunner. >> donald trump just turned the table on gawker turning the prank into campaign goals. the site releasing one of trump's cell phone numbers so he changed his voice mail to this. >> this is donald trump and i am running for the presidency of the uni

we'll speak with wisconsin governor scott walker and ohio governor john kasich. plus, we'll show you how youtube is storing old news reels seen by a whole new audience and we'll take you to chicago where there's a project to house statues. i'm alison harmelin.

in that quinnipiac poll, john kasich beats rick perry 5-2. beats him by a lot. fox news inexplicably threw out that poll and picked that one where they're tied, throwing out the nbc poll picking quinnipiac instead. that decision has the effect of making john kasich look like he is way more clearly ahead of rick perry than he would look otherwise. having done that, fox news was able to announce tonight that john kasich is in the in the debate and rick perry is out. >> this is where the real drama has been. the question has been who will make it into the tenth position and appear on the prime time debate stage with the fox news anchors at the debate. the tenth participant who will appear on stage at the fox news debate this thursday night is governor john kasich with 3.2%, the governor of ohio, which will be the state in which the debate is held. that edges out governor rick perry who had been in that position up until recently but did not average into the top ten. >> this is nuts. i can't believe they did this. i get that fox news only wants ten candidates on the

we'll speak with wisconsin governor scott walker and ohio governor john kasich. plus, we'll show you how youtube is storing old news reels seen by a whole new audience and we'll take you to chicago where there's a project to house statues. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. . >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> governor tomorrow wolf calls for pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane to step down. she's facing charges in connection with a grand jury leak. how she's responding to the governor's request for her resignation. >> also, police are on the scene after fatal shooting overnight in north philadelphia. what police now about the suspect and what may have led to that shooting. >> if it weren't for me, you wouldn't even be talking about illegal immigration, chris. you wouldn't even be talking about it. >> and donald trump front and center once again at last night's gop debate. but how did he fare against the other presidential hopefuls? we have highlights from last night's debate coming up. good morning, it is friday,

john kasich is playing on his own turf. it will be a pretty interesting story. john: if you are turning on the are late.ow, you you're late for a very important date. debate just ended, and one of the breakout stars was carly fiorina. here she is. clintonina: hillary lies about benghazi, lies about e-mails, defense planned parenthood, and she is still her parties front runner. we need a nominee who is going punch.w every i am not a member of the political class. i am a conservative. i can win this job. i can do this job. we are going to talk about the undercard and everything else about debates over the course of the hour. the consensus deems to be that carly fiorina won the debate. what do you think about how she did? al: not much. for three months, we heard that she was about to take off because that is what the party wants. you hear no talk at the grassroots about carly fiorina. she is a creature of the republican establishment and the press. i think it will have the same effect it has had the last three months. she has performed well and acquitted herself we

we'll speak with wisconsin governor scott walker and ohio governor john kasich. plus, we'll show you how youtube is storing old news reels seen by a whole new audience and we'll take you to chicago where there's a project to house statues. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. bay area skies lit up overnight with a spectacular light show. this is what it looked like in the santa clara valley around >> good morning. happy friday. i'm maria medina. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy friday. i'm sure you saw it, bay area skies lit up overnight with a spectacular light show. this is santa clara valley. it was around 9:30 last night. >> there were dozens of lightning strikes in the span of 20 minutes and more have occurred this morning. this is what our reporter len ramirez saw in san jose. >> oh, whoo! >> this is unusual in our region. i was asleep, woke up to the lightning and thunder and rain. >> 4:30 on a friday. let's get you out of the gate. were you down in a run and swim in cupertino? did you see that? >> yes. we were hot, muggy and sunny. by the end

i promise you that. >> ohio governor john kasich. we look forward to joining you on the campaign trail. thanks so much. congratulations on the good reviews for your debate performance. >> thank you, jake. always a pleasure. >> coming up, hillary clinton pounced on a comment jeb bush made this week deriding funding for women's health care. he tried to walk it back. will she seize on donald trump next? her former campaign manager will join our roundtable. if your purse is starting to look more like a tissue box... you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. muddle no more™ . >>> fight night may have been scheduled for thursday but the punches are still being thrown long after the closing arguments of debate. with me now to discuss it all the best political team on television. patti solis doyle, ken cuccinelli, back arie sellers, and ana navarro, cnn political commentator. you're a co

donald trump, ted cruz scott walker, we'll check with john kasich mike huckabee. first joining us, the great governor scott way. how are you? did you have fun out there? i did. it was pretty entertaining. i'm next to donald trump. so of course. >> it couldn't have been that bad. >> let's talk about this. one of the things came up in the debate for you was the issue of abortion and the exemption for whether or not a mother's life is in jeopardy. >> a false choice. there is always a better option out. there i've said medically there's always a better choice than choosing between the life of an unborn baby and the life of the mother. there are always better choices. >> you defunded planned parenthood in the state already. >> almost four and a half years ago. right at the beginning of my life. i was a leader on that. right before the video tames. people talk about a pro-life record in this case. i've actually double it. passed pro-life legislation. >> one of the interesting laws that you pass in the wisconsin was the ultra sound law. these planned parenthood tapes wou

>> i think john kasich won. >> let's go through why. you agree it was rubio. >> i think he came close to john kasich. marco rubio, it was not his best performance. i think he started off a little includingish in the first -- with the first question. he knows the command of issues he has personality and he wasn't -- he didn't give us the arguments on stage with anybody else. i think that he really respected his colleagues which made him stand out. >> we have a winning moment from him. the winning moment you choose. let's listen. >> this country is facing an economy that has been radically transformed. the largest retailer in the country in the world today amazon doesn't even own a single store. these changes have been disruptive. they have changed people's lives. the jobs that once sustained our middle class they either don't pay enough or they are gone. we need someone who understands that as our nominee. if i am our nominee how is hillary clinton going to lecture me about living paycheck to paycheck? i was raised living paycheck to pay