i am also not a fan of -- the, the great mike wallace was a friend of mine. in fact he did me on "60 minutes" he was phenomenal. a phenomenal 60 minutes. but he was a friend of mine. a tough cookie. he was great. and, suddenly, there is only a tiny fraction of mike. believe me there is a big difference between mike wallace, and chris wallace. blood pouring out of his eyes. what am i doing? here in front of all the people. i am doing fox a favor by doing the show. and what am i doing? then they come out with these vicious questions. and they got very badly criticized. because people thought it was very unfair. now, am i complaining? not particularly. i mean i am on to the next thing that i do. and in the meantime as you know, i think you know, that i am leading in all the polls. we just got a big poll back from georgia, the great state of georgia, where i'm in the 30s. and the opponents are, you know, like 20 points lower. so, you know we are doing really well. south carolina, iowa, new hampshire, nevada, the state of nevada, where by the way i am leading not

this is gore talking to mike wallace. gore: i'm so in touch with reality and you are so far off base that i cannot begin to save your soul and the seconds we have left. i'm absolutely right on the line i have taken and you are wrong. we're never going to have that again. we are going to have to contract we don't know how to adjust to this. we are going to have to have less gross national product, not more. we are headed for a complete economic crackup. there is no doubt about that. mike: are you planning on spending your last days with us here in the buckle, or are you abandoning this? gore: the idea that i'm a next patriot is reserved specifically for those who like to undermine my view. i never have been a next -- an expatriate. now i think as time it's bad and icy darkness all around me i see these disintegrating cities and i watch these frightened people, they get scared, i would be very inclined to return because barring a disaster, then you have a part to play. if the world was about to end, or at least society as w

the great mike wallace was a friend of mine. in fact, he interviewed me on "60 minutes." it was a phenomenal "60 minutes." he was great. there is a big difference between mike wallace and chris wallace because i watched him last night. blood pouring out of his eyes, too. >> joining me from the red state gathering in atlanta, mark preston, executive editor of cnn politics. we will get to that in a moment. a big shakeup in the last few hours within the trump camp. >> reporter: yes. we have just learned from dana bash that roger stone, one of trump's senior advisors long-time friend has been fired. at least that is what the trump campaign is telling dana bash. they said that roger stone was using the campaign for his own personal publicity. now, stone has fired back himself. he said that that is wrong, that's incorrect, that he had resigned last night and he said the reason he did so is because all this current controversy has taken donald trump off of his core message. as donald trump is dealing with the fallout from what has happened here at red state, he's also having to

this is gore talking to mike wallace. gore: i'm so in touch with reality and you are so far off base that i cannot begin to save your soul in the seconds we have left. i'm absolutely right on the line i have taken on what is wrong. we're never going to have that again. we are going to have to contract we don't know how to adjust to this. we are going to have to have less gross national product, not more. we are headed for a complete economic crackup. there is no doubt about that. i can quote you any number of bankers. mike: are you planning on spending your last days with us here in the buckle, or are you abandoning us? gore: the idea that i'm an expatriate is reserved specifically for those who like to undermine my view. i never have been an expatriate. i've been involved in elections. now i think as time gets bad and i see darkness all around me, i see these disintegrating cities and i watch these frightened people, they get scared, i would be very inclined to return because barring a disaster, then you have a part to p

the great mike wallace was a friend of mine. in fact, he interviewed me on "60 minutes." it was phenomenal. it was a phenomenal "60 minutes." but he was a friend of mine. he was a tough cookie. he was great. the son is only a tiny fraction of mike, believe me. there is a big difference between mike wallace and chris wallace because i watched him last night. blood pouring out of his eyes, too. >> in response to the blood comment, a gathering of conservative activists in atlanta disinvited trump to their meeting today. the organizer of red state.com erick erickson saying he's not a professional politician and is known for being a blunt talker but there are even lines blunt talkers and professional politicians should not cross. decency is one of those lines. let's talk about this with kate bonner, who co-authored "trump, the art of the comeback." you are a big supporter of donald trump. you came on a few weeks ago and said he is anything but sexist, he has been incredibly respectful to all the women you witnessed, including yourself working with him. is this a trump you have

this is gore talking to mike wall wallace on "60 minutes." here it is. >> mike, i am so in touch with reality and you are so far off base and i can't begin to save your soul in the remaining seconds left to of to us. i am absolutely right in the general line i have taken in what is wrong. this country is a success because of cheap labor and cheap energy. we're never going to have that again. we're going to have to adjust to this. we're going to have less gross national product not more. we're headed for a complete economic crack-up. there's no doubt about that. and i can quote you any number of bankers. >> are you planning on spending us in the last days in the bunker or abandon us to our fate. >> i am not an expatriate who think those-- i have been involved in elections and the life of this country. now, i think as the times get bad and i see darkness all around me, and i see these disintegrating cities and i watch these frightened people-- they're getting scared-- i would be very inclined then to return because if there is a disaster then y

. >> just like mike wallace there. who is your smarter? when will you name him? >> when you see an interview, a few feet away is a man named raymond ritter. this is usually the reaction. it's raymond's 50th birthday and the staff is throwing him a surprise party. >> there is the man raymond ritter with the warriors since 1998, and enjoyed a first nba championship and happy birthday. he is the best! abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> he is a good guy. >> he gets it done. >> thanks. >> thank you larry. join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20. we're going to have the latest on the biggest typhoon of the year. that is at 9:00. >> then, at 11:00 delaying fatherhood could help you live longer. waiting to have kids may help you see old age. >>> tonight it's country's night to rock. cma music festival at 8:00 followed by abc7 news at 11:00. >> that will do it for this edition of abc7 news. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. from spencer christian, larry beil, all of us here we hope to see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. this is

. >> just like mike wallace there. who is your smarter? when will you name him? >> when you see an interview, a few feet away is a man named raymond ritter. this is usually the reaction. it's raymond's 50th birthday and the staff is throwing him a surprise party. >> there is the man raymond ritter with the warriors since 1998, and enjoyed a first nba championship and happy birthday. he is the best! abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> he is a good guy. >> he gets it done. >> thanks. >> thank you larry. join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20. we're going to have the latest on the biggest typhoon of the year. that is at 9:00. >> then, at 11:00 delaying fatherhood could help you live longer. waiting to have kids may help you see old age. >>> tonight it's country's night to rock. cma music festival at 8:00 followed by abc7 news at 11:00. >> that will do it for this edition of abc7 news. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. from spencer christian, larry beil, all of us here we hope to see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. hey fost

mike wallace, the cowriter of gotham, said grand central was arguably the more transformative of the two stations. the central cover provided an underpinning of the pride of park avenue apartments and a haven for new york super rich. the super rich had been on the run for over a century as one island of upper-class debility after another. washington square, unions where overrun by common people. the park avenue structures provided a stability of the rich have never known in new york. the establishment of the upper east side helped draw hotels, department stores, luxury shops. memberseled commuting and affluent suburbs to the north, back to midtown each day. this provided an incentive to relocate their. vast numbers of tourists hoteling a burst of construction, restaurants, theaters, and the terminal itself was a powerful midtown magnet. concourse, barrel vaulted roman bath. its staircase as grand as the paris opera's. the romance of the 20th century limited service, all crucial factors in shifting the city cultural and commercial center of gravity to its doorstep. in you can't go hom

. >> the mike wallace sketch. he was trying to give explanation to whoopi cushion. >> you're smoking. >> yes. >> a local la reporter was frightened this week giving a live report. why was she so scared? it pose this is question. is this racist? let's take a look, shall we. >> the international committee is looking at paris, rome and germy for 2024. it's likely one of the international cities. oh my -- >> back to you. >> wow. racist? >> not racist, however, based on her reaction, she definitely spent all night freaking out so people weren't going to think she was a racist is. she's like oh no, i just lost my job. everyone thinks i'm a racist. how can she report the news unbiassed with all going on in this country when we've seen she's a racist? i'm surprise had the doesn't happened yet. >> it's still the first 24 hours. >> ambassador, this woman clearly would be terrible in an emergency should she find a new profession? >> that would be the best thing to do. really, it's not like this is the first time anybody has

mike wallace, the cowriter of "gotham," said grand central was arguably the more transformative of the two stations. in the rearrangement of manhattan's social geography. the central cover provided an underpinning of the pride of park avenue apartments and a haven for new york super rich. the super rich had been on the run for over a century as one island of upper-class debility after another. washington square, union square was overrun by common people. the park avenue structures provided a stability of the rich have never known in new york. the establishment of the upper east side helped draw hotels, department stores, luxury shops. it channeled commuting members and affluent suburbs to the north, back to midtown each day. this provided an incentive to relocate their. vast numbers of tourists fostering a burst of hotel construction, restaurants, theaters. and finally the terminal itself was a powerful midtown magnet. it's soaring concourse, barrel vaulted roman bath. its staircase as grand as the paris opera's. the romance of the 20th century limited service, all crucial factors in s

chris wallace, son of broadcaster mike wallace, asking questions of former governor jeb bush, son of former president h.w. bush. real estate developer donald trump son of fred trump and rand paulson of ron paul. this election cycle is not unique. 2012, of course, gave us presidential candidate mitt romney, son of former governor george romney. every four years it seems we have a whole host of candidates competing to give us their best story proof the american dream still exists. now we have rand paul. paul hitting donald trump and questioning his conservative credentials to which trump called paul in a tweet a spoiled brat without a properly functioning brain. paul's rebuttal came today at a campaign stop at riley's gun shop in new hampshire. >> if we're talking about who is a spoiled brat or not, my kids all work minimum wage jobs. do you think any of the trump kids have been working at the local pizza hut? >> rand paul is no fan of the minimum wage and the trump family is not above working for pizza hut. >> do you think this is the right thing for us to be doing, ivana? >> what wil

mike barnicle, nicole wallace and michael steele are still with us and joining the conversation former chairman of the national democratic committee, howard dean and in washington, editor of "the fix" at "the washington post," chris. good to have you onboard. we have a lot to get to including john kerry on iran. bernie sanders in the polls. hillary clinton with e-mails. jeb bush attacking hillary. we'll start with this show. donald trump was in michigan yesterday to keynote a republican dinner. are you shaking your head, howard? >> he never fails to amaze me. >> he stuck to his tough message about immigration and got a standing ovation when he demanded a wall be built on the mexican border. trump had tougher words for jeb bush about recent murders allegedly committed by undocumented immigrants. >> you know, jeb bush, one of my opponen opponents, he's gone to my frien friends, many of my friends, and he's raised $114 million. they'll make commercials. they'll build him up like he's wonderful. coming in as an illegal is an act of love. remember that line? an act of love. tell that to som

but i said it about chris wallace. chris wallace came out and i said there was blood pouring out of his eyes. nobody asked me about apologizing. >> you know, i want to read you a comment of somebody who was rather supportive of you. this was a supporter in atlanta. she said this, though. it was in "the washington post." talking about blood and a woman, it was just inappropriate. megyn kelly is just so well liked by the public. she should have made nice-nice with her. i thought the question was a little offbase, but he took, referring to you, a mosquito bite and turned it into a skin cancer. >> chuck, i would have made nice, i have no problem. and i have no problem apologizing if i'm wrong. but when i say it about chris wallace and there was nothing wrong and then you say it about megyn kelly, is there a double standard? you know, we're talking about everybody being the same. i mean are we talking about double standards? and i don't mind apologizing if something is wrong. the only thing is on the second part of it, i di

he's a small shadow of his father, mike, that i can tell you. but i said it about chris wallace. and chris wallace came out and i said there was blood pouring out of his eyes. nobody asked me about apologizing. >> you know, i want to read you a comment of someone who was rather supportive of you. a supporter in atlanta. and said this, though, her name is mira adams and it was in "the washington post." talking about blood and a woman, it was just inappropriate. megyn kelly is just so well-liked by the public. he should have made nice-nice with her. i thought the question was a little off-base but he took a mosquito bite and turned it into a skin cancer. >> i would have made nice. i have no problem apologizing if i'm wrong. when i say it about chris wallace and there was nothing wrong. now when i say it about megyn kelly, is there a double standard? we talk about everybody being the same. are we talking about double standards? i don't mind apologizing if something's wrong. the only part is, on the second part of it, i didn't want to waste time -- i wanted to get onto the next state

. >> but police found no evidence that mike owned a .22 caliber pistol. in mike's garage, however, police found three rolls of duct tape which were sent to fiber expert donna wallace. >> i was able to rule out two of the rolls of duct tape because it had visual differences from the tape on the bags. it was slightly different in color, and it had indentations along the surface of the tape. >> but the third roll was another matter. unlike the regular tape, duct tape has a cross hatched network of fibers on the sticky side to make it stronger. it takes more effort to rip a piece of duct tape from the roll, and the fibers leave a distinctive tear pattern at the end, which often is as unique as a fingerprint. >> it's called a fracture match exam, and it's a type of exam where you -- it's like a forensic puzzle. try to put the pieces back together to see if at one time they were a single piece. >> wallace used a high-powered microscope to compare the end of the roll of tape found in garvin's garage to the ends of all the pieces found with shirley's body. and sh

i said chris wallace, he tried to question me and he's a small shadow of his father, mike, that i can tell you. >> over the weekend, he reportedly told hannity he was never doing fox again. he skipped fox news, this morning he talked to both ethe "today" show and "morning joe" where he refused to say whether he has spoken to anyone at the conservative network. >> have you talked to roger over the weekend, anybody at fox news over the weekend trying to find common ground with the network? >> well, i don't want to say that. i will tell you that i don't think fox treats me well. >> you are a straight talker, baby, help me out. >> i won't embarrass anybody. >> a cease-fire has been called since then, to trump is expected to appear on "fox and friends tomorrow." ailes said i assure him we will continue to cover his campaign with fairness and balance. the war of the gop front runner and fox comes in a larger war that sprung up in the conservative media around the figure of trump. while he spent the last several days going of fox news, two leading conservative outlets carried pro-trump anti-

was a good and strong performance from opening now listening to some giants cut off on the wrong foot mike the new pitcher will miss ross stark has a strained hamstring but then chris hudson had been very good less clout outings,. there five hits five runs on five nothing lead to. the giants don't quit crawford hit a home run before you know what the back the five before coming a cluster sector sanchez crowns up and game cozy not in the lineup but sniping given a rest after catching him in the heat and let the giants lose by for now 3 back in the dodgers' and the cubs in the wild card and a's they're playing out the year leading houston right now to one in the fifth inning and lexus altman highlight this really is bizarre staff tried not canadian baseball highlights. bernard heading the most bizarre home runs ever won a seat lexus altman's pursuit of excellence and give you 180 degrees been from canadian soft ball tonight. richer >> gary: some for the raiders the back on the field he missed the first five days of training camp with pneumonia and hoping he can deliver and eric eckhart wide

lets get right to chris wallace right now, hi, chris. >> hi how are you mike you will have another don't in january. >> january in iowa. i think it is the last debate just before people actually start voting in the iowa caucuses. so we will get back together with all of the republican candidates in iowa. >> so, is it the three of you again. >> um-hmm. >> okay. >> oh, man that would be be great. >> will donald trump still be in it, chris wallace. >> why wouldn't he be in it, my gosh, he is leading national polls, he is leading iowa polls, you could ask it, more. and there is no sign at all, that trump bubble business to burst. incidently we will have the first "fox news" poll since the debate on sunday and we will release it exclusively and we will see what has happened since the debate, the shape of the republican race, we will have the the democratic race, where hillary clinton has been slipping in the poles and also, match ups, horse races between leading candidates and hillary clinton. the interestingly enough in the past that was the assumption hillary clinton would be democratic nom

i'm chris wallace in for bill o'reilly. we continue with our post-game coverage of last night's gop debate. joining me now from south carolina, governor mike huckabee huckabee. i want to play this exchange from last night. >> governor huckabee like governor walker you have strong issues on social issues. you favor a constitutional amendment banning same-sex mar marriage marriages. you favor a constitutional amendments banning abortions except for the life of the mother. how do you persuade enough independents and democrats to be elected in 2016? >> a lot of people are talking about defunding planned parenthood as if it's a game changer. i think it's time to do something more bold. the next president ought to invoke the 5th and 14th amendments to the constitution. now that we clearly know that that baby inside the mother's womb is a person at the moment of conception. >> governor huckabee welcome to the factor. you're taking some heat for that answer. i want to clarify. are you saying that the supreme court's ruling in row v