-- >> he see mike a pretty nice guy. >> will thank you. >> the chris christie image. why he says the iowa caucus process is the best way for voters to get to know him. that is all coming up right now on the news close-up. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci eight news close-up. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [kcci captioning is brought to you by the iowa clinic.] steve: thank you for joining us. upon numbers for the public race for president in iowa are changing. ben carson is at the top of the pack with 28%. support has slipped to 20% and marco rubio has slid to the third at 13%. now pulling her the bottom, bobby jindal, my case it -- k-6, and chris christie is waiting for what he believes will be a surge here in iowa. he has been to the state plenty of times and promises before caucus day he will be very familiar with iowa voters. chris christie has support from big-name iowa republican party donors and says he will spend a lot more time in the state in weeks to come. t

rubio, with the chris christie surprisingly strong and cruz. >> do you know who spoke the most amount of time? >> no idea. >> carly fiorina. do you know who spoke the least amount of time? >> rand paul. >> carly fiorina, by a lot. spoke most. trump was fourth. but i thought trump had nothing new to say. that took away from his nine minutes 26 seconds because it was border and going to make better deals. he mocked cnbc. they wanted to do three hours and he said i only want to do two. i thought rubio did very, very well, however, he was on the defensive because of the panel. here is my question. do you believe that cnbc, an arm of nbc news went in trying to denegrate the republican candidates? . >> i think the panelists were all flaming liberals. i don't know who it said none of you is going to be a voter in the republican primary. and it showed. and arrogance, interrupting and disorganized, not well done. but i thought rubio was on the defensive. he knew he was going to be hit with that and it came from bush, who prepared it. rubio, i think came off that strongly. and the first applause f

that when i thought going away, the winner was rubio, with the chris christie surprisingly strong and cruz. >> do you know who spoke the most amount of time? >> no idea. >> carly fiorina. do you know who spoke the least amount of time? >> rand paul. >> carly fiorina, by a lot. spoke most. trump was fourth. but i thought trump had nothing new to say. that took away from his nine minutes 26 seconds because it was border and going to make better deals. he mocked cnbc. they wanted to do three hours and he said i only want to do two. i thought rubio did very, very well, however, he was on the defensive because of the panel. here is my question. do you believe that cnbc, an arm of nbc news went in trying to denegrate the republican candidates? . >> i think the panelists were all flaming liberals. i don't know who it said none of you is going to be a voter in the republican primary. and it showed. and arrogance, interrupting and disorganized, not well done. but i thought rubio was on the defensive. he knew he was going to be hit with that and it came from bush, who prepared it. rubio, i thin

that when i thought going away, the winner was rubio, with the chris christie surprisingly strong and cruz. >> do you know who spoke the most amount of time? >> no idea. >> carly fiorina. do you know who spoke the least amount of time? >> rand paul. >> carly fiorina, by a lot. spoke most. trump was fourth. but i thought trump had nothing new to say. that took away from his nine minutes 26 seconds because it was border and going to make better deals. he mocked cnbc. they wanted to do three hours and he said i only want to do two. i thought rubio did very, very well, however, he was on the defensive because of the panel. here is my question. do you believe that cnbc, an arm of nbc news went in trying to denegrate the republican candidates? . >> i think the panelists were all flaming liberals. i don't know who it said none of you is going to be a voter in the republican primary. and it showed. and arrogance, interrupting and disorganized, not well done. but i thought rubio was on the defensive. he knew he was going to be hit with that and it came from bush, who prepared it. rubio, i thin

wasn't marco. ted cruz won one part of it, marco won one part of it. at the end. >> chris christie. >> chris christie did well. >> marco rubio's personal finances have been turned into political hay during the campaign. everything from a boat he bought to mingling campaign money with personal money. >> you face foreclosure on a second home you bought and just last year liquidated a $60,000 retirement fund. it raises the question whether you have maturity and the wisdom to lead a $17 trillion economy. >> you just listed -- i'm going to tell you the truth. here's the truth. >> first of all, that's just, steve bratner, he just lied. he lied to people. again, if he wants to lie, politicians lie. if he wants to lie, that's fine. but nobody follows up and says you're lying, marco. it's mind boggling how incompetent some of the people on the stage were. >> he dismissed it all and said this was discredited. what becky quick went through and there's a lot more in terms of how he handled his personal finances is true. it is what it is. all the stuff with the ira and spending a lot of money on cars and

much better. mark: it is an upgrade in some ways. next, another guy from last night, chris christie. our interview with the governor , after this word from our sponsors. ♪ mark: last night, new jersey governor chris christie was on point. he slammed barack obama and hillary clinton. he was openly skeptical about the feds and bodycheck by the media. we caught up with him this morning to talk about the debate, his record, marco rubio, and the biggest loser, jeb bush. mark: how would you characterize the state of the nomination? gov. christie: he who endorses ures conquers. it will be a long race because it is a nomination worth having because hillary clinton is deeply flawed, but difficult and tough opponent on the other side. it will be a long, tough race. i'm in it for the long haul. i think we showed people that i am tough and tested and mature. that is what you are going to want on the other side against hillary. mark: is there a front runner? gov. christie: there never has been. there has not been a front runner, it is wide open. when you look at the different candidates and how thi

christie. our interview with the governor after this word. ♪ last night, chris christie was on point. he was openly skeptical about the fed's and bodycheck by the media. we caught up with him this morning to talk about the debate, his record, marco rubio, and jeb bush. mark: how would you characterize the state of the nomination? gov. christie: he who endorses conquers. it will be a long race because it is a nomination worth having because hillary clinton is deeply flawed and a tough opponent. i'm in it for the long haul. i think we showed people that i am tough and tested and mature. mark: is there a front runner? gov. christie: there never has been. there has not been a front runner, it is wide open. when you look at the different candidates, no, it is nowhere near that. october, mccain was first in the polls. mark: remind people how old you are. gov. christie: 53. mark: do you have more experience in marco rubio? gov. christie: there is no question. i have been a governor in one of the toughest states to govern. i was an attorney for seven years before that running one of the larg

football and bragged his team is 7-0. chris christie did what the other candidates did. attack the notion. in that, you see, perhaps, where jeb is different than the younger group of candidates. >> you know, chris christie did exactly what jeb bush failed to do all night. he jumped right in when jeb bush finished answering that question. jeb bush gave a rambling answer about regulation and this and that. chris christie jumps in and showed jeb bush how he should have answered the question if you want to get a moment in the night. chris christie said why are we talking about fantasy football? you have isis running around and al qaeda and all these problems and we're talking about fantasy football. that was chris christie's best moment of the night without a doubt. it underscored how much jeb bush needs to improve his debate performance if he wants to continue in the race and if he will try to become the party's nominee. >> can we look at the numbers again? the numbers each candidate was allowed to speak or allowed to elbow in. >> managed to elbow in. >> carly fiorina, she did not hav

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campaign and some bad news for both the chris christie campaign and the rand paul campaign. tonight for the interview we've got a sitting supreme court justice. what? yes. ari melber is here tonight, having just interviewed sitting supreme court justice stephen breyer. it is very rare for justice breyer to do an interview. but we have got that here tonight. plus there's a hurricane in the atlanta which you may have noticed or heard something about. there's a lot going on tonight. we've got a big show. but we start tonight in washington. we start in washington, where something that was supposed to be a sure bet is now starting to look like it might not happen. >> in the past few years alone i have visited poland, hungria, eston estonia, russia, and georgia. we don't have the same as difficult decision but this white house is managing the decline and putting us in tough decisions for the future. >> unlike during the surge in iraq when petraeus and crocker had an effective politically strategy to match the military strategy. a simple promise. to all of our heroes to the need when they need

. >>> and chris christie told to quiet down. the new jersey governor and presidential candidate leads a train car with noise-free travel. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. >>> at least five people were killed when a whale watching boat sank of the coast of western canada and this morning, the search continues for one person still missing. the ship went down yesterday in clear and sunny weather about eight miles from vancouver island. 27 people were on board. don champ champion has our report. >> reporter: canadian coast guard crews searched through the night searching for people still missing after a whale watching boat sank off the coast of vancouver island. >> we have great resources out >> reporter: the moment is shown where the ship slipped into the sea after making a may day call. witnesses say there were no time to put on life jackets before the boat cap-sized. 27 people were on board. >> the numbers unaccounted for are going down nicely and the number of survivors is going up nicely. >>

over the weekend. >>> and chris christie told to quiet down. the new jersey governor and presidential candidate leads a train car with noise-free travel. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. >>> at least five people were killed when a whale watching boat sank of the coast of western canada and this morning, the search continues for one person still missing. the ship went down yesterday in clear and sunny weather about eight miles from vancouver island. 27 people were on board. don champ champion has our report. night searching for people still missing after a whale watching boat sank off the coast of vancouver island. >> we have great resources out there and this is what we do. >> reporter: the moment is shown where the ship slipped into the sea after makingdent, alec deck suspects the three-deck k uiser was side-swiped byby whale. >> this time of the year, we have big surges happening out in the water an i think this is what happened. >> reporter: the boat is one of the largest in the company's

when we could watch and moderates were not interrupting. chris christie said stop interrupting. even in jersey its true. >> that is lot coming from chris christie. >> calls you rude. harris: as we go forward, and you know, maybe we're missing the point here but as we go forward, why is it that donald trump did a better job than reince priebus in terms of negotiating what this debate should look like? you've been reading reports that carson and trump were talking about putting something together to take it to the networks an looking out for themselves. donald trump, up until then they would be three, 3 1/2 hours with this debate. according to him he got to negotiate it all the way down to two. in fact it was two and 10 change. why is he a better negotiator than reince priebus? andrea: what is incredible, melissa, gop has power, they bring ratings. rates bring money. they bring entertainment. the debate was far more entertaining on cnn when the democrat were hugging each other. more of a love sandwich than a crap sandwich. what is point of whining? tucker hit nail on head. they were me

presidential candidate, chris christie is here. ( cheers and applause ) that's right. that's right. promoting his new album, "i wanna-be president." but here we are, since i've been in america a lot of people have asked me if i'm having a hard time adjusting to living in the country, and the truth is, yes. some things are harder to understand than others. for instance, why do you let the baby lie in the ( bleep ) sandbox in your bathrooms? and why did you let that giant mouse rule a magical kingdom within your borders? no, no, not that, i was talking about the other one. yeah. ( laughter ) ( applause ) luckily, there are things that do remind me of home. for instance, having a black president. and the difficulty of talking about race relations, especially when the police are involved. >> the only people in our society that don't believe all lives matter are generally liberals. >> we don't need to say all lives matter because white-- white citizens aren't dying at the hands of police. >> why has the black lives matters movement not been classified yet as a hate group? >> when i'm say all lives

running for president. please welcome governor chris christie. ( cheers and applause ) we meet. we meet again. a lot of people tonight know you were one of the first people to wish me good luck for the job. thank you so much. >> on long island this summer. >> trevor: what a crazy time. you were wearing shorts. i will never remember that. >> it was better than he ever remembers. >> trevor: you look good in short. >> stop now. no, listen, there's no requirement to lie in your first week on the job. there absolutely is not. >> trevor: i guess it's different from your job, right? >> yes, much different than my job. ( cheers and applause ). >> trevor:job. cheaper thank you for coming. i wanted to talk to you first and foremost about the bimetrics. i was watching the debate and people and their visas and they shouldn't overstay their time in the u.s. i felt like you were talking to me personally. because that happened one time. but what i didn't understand was the bimetrics. you want people to get fedex stamps or-- >> no, no, no. you know that. you already have 10 fedex stamps. >> i was

then you are getting into then rand paul, john kasich, chris christie, mike huckabee. all 5% and down. do you expect them to leave? >> i would think that if anybody drops right now it, would be chris christie. again,. >> nothing. >> i told me friday though he is in it until the primary season though. >> all these guys can hang around. they all want platforms. if that's the case with the four minor people on the stage how mentioned don't even get in the big debate. christie right now really as an establishment candidate, he has gained no traction, nothing in the polls. nothing with the big money people. so, this is just about his ego at this point. >> he is done. >> so then beyond that carly fiorina had her moment, but it hasn't resulted in anything. she has slunked back down in the polls. >> i don't see carly fiorina getting out. >> she knows bebaits has done her well. rand paul has told me wouldn't get out until new hampshire. if he won't perform well in iowa which i won't i think or new hampshire there is no pathway for him. i think at this point we can all conclude that lindsey gra

worst i've ever seen. >> chris christie was impressive when he said you're being rude. >> one of the things that i thought was most egregious was trump. >> clearly, she said you are right. but the viewers were lost. that's why you proved tonight. it's our responsibility as a moderator to have our facts correct. that's the obligation we have to you. we have so much more. it is not just the moderators taking heat tonight. the rnc changed things for the future. should preibus be fired? the big answer here was the republican party. they picked cnbc. they picked the moderators. they picked the formu looks like some folks have had it with their airline credit card miles. sometimes those seats cost a ridiculous number of miles... or there's a fee to use them. i know. it's so frustrating. they'd be a lot happier with the capital one venture card. and you would, too! why? it's so easy with venture. you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. just book any flight you want then use your miles to cover the cost. now, that's more like it. what's in your wallet? i just wondered w

. >> sandra, when chris christie has to tell you that you would be considered rude in new jersey, that says it all. it really duds. look, i think it's going to be a very long time before any nbc affiliated operation has a republican debate. you know, i think there's a great opportunity for fox business and the wall street journal to shine in a couple of weeks. >> sandra: i want to get michael in. you know, there's so much from last night. chris christie on the rude behavior, before i get to you michael, i want to throw the sound of his criticism. do we have it guys? michael, we will get to it in just a second. the sound tells the story, when they have it they'll let us know. there's no evidence that they can fix anything in washington, d.c. hardwood asking what should we do. was there any substance out of the debate that you got? >> michael: i would like to see a lot more on that. it was a big distraction, senator, you were asking about advice. stick to the issues, your comics look villain, aren't i smart, i'm on tv. one of the cnbc mot raiders were launching own campaign or something like

for him. i thought it was a great moment for chris christie who said kidding me, right? we have serious problems. and again as a republican who doesn't want to jor regulate, why do we need to do that? it was a way for him to distinguish himself from jeb bush. the problem that chris christie has, and it's kind of puzzling is that he has had some great sort of moments in these deba debates. he just doesn't get enough time and he can't build on it once he's off the debate stage. i think it's very frustrating for his cam pane. it's very frustrating for chris christie because he can sort of shine at times like this, which i would argue he did tonight. but the problem is building on it in a state like new hampshire where he's got an awful lot of competition. >> all right, stay with me everyone. when we come back, one of jeb bush's top supporters. plus debate winners and losers. the candidates come out swinging one of the main targets wasn't even on the stage tonight. how hillary clinton is reacting. bring us your aching and sleep deprived. bring us those who want to feel well rested.

presidential candidate chris christie is here. we just got back from new hampshire where the garden state governor made his case why he should be your next president. and an added governor christie's wife joins the interview, but right now governor chris christie goes on the record. governor, nice to see you. >> i'm happy to be back, greta. thanks for having me. >> back in new hampshire, but where are we? >> at least coast lumber and this is the beginning of a three-day tour we're taking up here in new hampshire. >> let's talk jobs. people are talking a lot about student loans, and that's great. but what about the person who's over 50 who loses a job. do you have any sort of idea for that person? >> first off, you have to have economic growth to have that person. an economy that's growing will create all kinds of new jobs. that's why we put forward the tax and regulatory plan we did. but folks who lose their job at that age need new skill sets so we talk about trying to intertwine our economic growth program with using community colleges to get people some new skills, to start anew if tha

mention, governor chris christie will be stepping foot here in sea isle city little later today right around 11:00 to talk to local officials here about the storm preparations, and the flooding, and this comes as all of the jersey shore prepares for these types of conditions. take a look at the video. folks here in sea isle city definitely did not waste any time preparing. they were tying down pretty much everything, that they could get a hole of yesterday. they've been moving their cars from lower grounds, to higher ground, and the department of public works has been doing much of the same now. folks here in sea isle city are really hoping that these storms don't do more damage to the beaches. because unfortunately they were severely erroded during sandy, and irene, and actually still going through multi-million dollar project, to get the beaches back in place here. but these type of preparations have been seen all up and down the jersey shore from atlantic silt toy sea isle city and ocean city they have the emergency vehicles ready, to pick up people, if they do get stranded in floo

damage was certainly substantial. governor chris christie was asked to leave amtrak's quiet car yesterday. according to one rider, the presidential candidate was allegedly yelling at his security detail and was on his cell phone. the story went viral after the web site docker posted the story along with, check it out, this headline: chris christie sipping a smoothie -- [laughter] was kicked off an amtrak car for screaming on his phone. only one problem with that headline, not clear that it's true. some of the train passengers say christie wasn't screaming at all, and his campaign maintains he was unaware he was on the quiet car. what kind of power does a blog have in the 2016 race? leslie marshall is back with us right now. leslie, what's your thought on this? does this have legs? >> you know, i don't think this is going to have huge amount of steam regarding chris christie, and i don't think he's going to get out of the race because of this. however, with regard to incidents like this for candidates and blogs, the youth are very heavily into the blogs, and quite frankly, a lot

like chris christie. in his moment, he scolded moderators for that. >> it's the first time anyone said that. >> and dialled by frank luntz group. don't go away. >> who won the debate? >>> well, several candidates had moments and messages tonight and marco rubio was among those who struck a chord with our panel. back now with pollster frank luntz and his focus group. frank? >> there are two special clips by two candidates that did well tonight. they were significant. first is marco rubio. once again, taking on the media. watch how high the lines climb. >> the democrats have the open packet called the main stream media. last week, hillary clinton went before a committee, she admitted she sent e-mails to the family saying this is a tack was caused by al qaeda like elements. she spent a week telling the family of the victims and american media that it was a video. it was the week she got exposed as a liar. >> i want to find out who had a positive reaction to that? raise your hand. it's one of the highest moments about it. you applauded. why? >> it was bold and truthful. it is like a super

dragged out of her desk by a cop in south carolina. >> now, you sound like chris christie. in his moment, he scolded moderators for that. >> it's the first time anyone said that. >> and dialled by frank luntz group. don't go away. >> who won the debate? another day, and i'm still struggling with my diabetes. i do my best to manage. but it's hard to keep up with it. your body and your diabetes change over time. your treatment plan may too. know your options. once-daily toujeo® is a long-acting insulin from the makers of lantus®. it releases slowly to provide consistent insulin levels for a full 24 hours. toujeo® also provides proven full 24-hour blood sugar control and significant a1c reduction. toujeo® is a long-acting, man-made insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insulin in 1 milliliter as standard insulin. don't use toujeo® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you're allergic to insulin. allergic reaction may occur and may be life threatening. don't reuse needles or share insulin

formality for the next few debates. >> thank you very much. chris christie was on another news network today, saying the next debate on fox business network, i'm told, he would not let the moderators ask stupid questions. so noted. >>> to form white house press secretary ari live inner, and megan mccain. what do you make of that and who wins are loses? i look at it in the eyes of the donor. if you're a jeb bush donor and saw he did with the marco rubio and the back and forth on fantasy football, did did he hurt his cause. >> definitely on life support. i'm diseasely disappointed in jeb bush. a lot of people are asking me -- comparing his campaign to my father's in '07 because hi father had a lot of trouble. his cam imploded and he came from the bottom up. jeb bush has made no big structure changes. hadn't fired hi communications staff. needs to hire a real debate coach and i have no more room for jeb bush. you're very bad at this and you're not doing any better and you're an establishment candidate in an antiestablishment time right now and you d. >> the difference between jeb

, ebony, i'm worried about chris christy. if i'm in a campaign right now, i'm worried about chris christy and believe it or not, i really believe that jeb bush is in trouble. from what i understand, he was supposed to raise 25 million, he got about maff of that. i don't see his big donors stepping up to the plate. i think this next debate is do or die. >> yeah. jeb bush has been under performing throughout, in terms of finances and his performance in database the. this is going to be do or die, i agree with you on that. he's acting like a dark horse. being the best for his money, brought in 12 money, hasn't even spent 7. so i'm impressed with that. hillary clinton spending a lot, raising a lot, she's getting a lot of free publicity, but it's all negative. charles: yeah, i agree. hillary, we crunch the numbers all the time. what do you think of the way this has rolled out, first of all, a lot of money in early in the campaign but where it's going and how it's going does mean something. >> well, this is so similar, and i can can make a complete analogy to how businesses operate; rig

shortly. chris christie is apparently upset about his greenroom. let's listen to a part of this rant. >> i have about had it with these people. let me tell you want. we have one candidate who says we ought to abolish medicaid and medicare. have you ever heard of anything so crazy as that? telling people that we are going to abolish medicaid and medicare? we have one person who says we ought to have a 10% let tax to drive up this this is -- deficit by trillions of dollars. why don't we have no taxes? a chicken in every pot on top of it. out: i know what a break moment would look like for the professor and marion, but for the rest of these? you see in john kasich, this is more tactical than pure frustration. there is no doubt he is frustrated. he is going to denounce what he sees as superficiality of the race. chris christie, rand paul, carly , mike huckabee, they need to dominate the floor. that acognized moderators will be unlikely to give them equal time. they have to fight their way in. john: i'm interested to see what happens with john kasich, because of the fact that his sit

been in the thick of it. he's part of the problem. >> chris christie? >> he is there. [laughter] >> who thinks governor christie has a good chance to win the primary? raise your hand. nobody. >> he is intelligent. i think he knows the washington game. >> chris christie? >> in-your-face. >> lost. lost touch. >> not impressive to me although he has done good work in jersey. >> passÉ. >> corrupt. >> obnoxious. >> intelligent. wildcard. >> too jersey. john: the conventional wisdom is a lot of people in our business, and politics think jeb bush can still be the republican nominee. chris christie maybe even. i saw no evidence of that in iowa and new hampshire. it was one of the biggest takeaways from these focus groups for me. mark: those are three of the four main establishment candidates left in the race. and there was very little awareness of the three of them and what they knew, they were not interested. there are tons of establishment votes to be had even in the age of the outsider. any of those three could turn it around. but as you said, focus group suggested all three are hav

running low? he tries to harness the presidential clout of his father and brother. chris christie feeling the bite after barking inside amtrak's car. the governor is sent packing after mistakingly violating the silence of the quiet car. passengers were angry he was talking too loudly. the conductor kicked him out into the cafe car. >>> donald trump is at a town hall gathering. he gets a boost in one poll out this morning. joe jones is our senior washington correspondent and joins us from the gathering in new hampshire. good morning, joe. >> good morning, carol. donald trump giving his characteristic almost stream of consciousness performance here in new hampshire this morning. loaded with one-liners. slamming the media, playing up the polls that show him leading, playing down the polls in iowa that show him trailing ben carson. and after that, giving an interview with nbc in which he renewed husband c eed his conce u.s. accepting thousands of syrian refugees, saying it could be a danger to the u.s. homeland. listen. >> this could be the greatest trojan horse of all time. we're going to ta

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that? pat: what marco rubio is doing, as opposed to chris christie who said we're going to have to cut entitlement growth. marco rubio was saying all you folks getting social security and medicare, i am no threat to you. we'll maintain and it look at reforms down the road, which politically is the right position to be in whether it's the most responsible, i'm not sure. clarence: but he is working against in image that he's this kid who would threaten my security. hey, i have a mom, i wouldn't urt you, blah, blah. tom: that's the only way to do it. eleanor: even chris christie is not going to go after current resim yenlts or anything like that. this was supposed to be an economic detective. i didn't hear much. they all trotted this fantasies about a flat tax. pat: you're right. where is the transpacific partnership, trade deficits, q.e. 3? except for auditting the federal reserve. john: they talked about the tax code and i have it here. marco rubio and burke and chris christie. previously proposed cutting current tax rates to 8% to 35% depending on the bracket with various reforms t

chris christie is down the shore this noon checking readiness for possibility of have that flooding. >> "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is in sea isle city where governor is meeting with emergency personnel. cleve, good after noon. >> reporter: good afternoon, governor christie still with the emergency coordinate are right now elect officials. we are here ate aisle city fire department at their brand new facility where new jersey is under a state of emergency right you this because of tidal flooding, not from joaquin but because of this front that is going through right now that is bringing a a lot have rain, wind and coinciding at this moment with some very high tides. the few minutes ago we had a chance to look inside as the governor was meeting with those elect officials to get a briefing on this situation here, in cape may county, which is, of course, very prone to flooding whenever we have nor'easter like conditions because of the low lying areas. and the tied, yesterday, were quite high and we saw flooding on some of the streets where water had gone past bulkhead. just

governor chris christie has declared a state of emergency. pennsylvania governor wolf says he's ready to do the same. good evening to you. i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. we've got team coverage tonight tracking the storm beginning with meteorologist kathy orr. >> we do have some changes to talk about iain. we're talking about very strong winds associated with this hurricane, and ahead of it, we have a loft moisture along the eastern seaboard. but the focus right now the hurricane. maximum sustained wind 130 miles an hour. moving southwest every so slowly at just 6 miles an hour. it is only 15 miles north wet of crooked island bahamas lashing the bahamas at this points a cat four storm. now it is going to make move. this is very latest from the national hurricane center. you can see some of our models moving still toward the mainland u.s. but also some very reliable models moving out to sea. so the national hurricane center actually took all of this information also the european modeling the money models that we talk about, during rain and snowstorms and this is what it came up with.

the gun used to kill nypd the details straight ahead. >> plus new jersey governor chris christie dials up trouble while using his phone in the quiet car of an amtrak train. what his camp is saying about the controversy coming up. >> royally ready. the mets leave for kansas city to prepare for game 1 of the world series. good evening, i'm joe torres. we begin tonight in the investigation of the shooting death of new york city police officer randolph holder. >> for days divers have combed the east river searching for the gun used to kill officer holder and now police say they believe they found the weapon. eyewitness news reporter kemberly richardson is in east harlem tonight with the details. >> right now experts are testing that weapon to confirm what investigators already believe, that it's a match. divers found it in the middle of the night in the river under anything but ideal conditions. but then again there's nothing routine when it comes to any of this. >> they were down there. it was down in 20 feet of water. and he worfbd -- he recovered it. >> reporter: at 3:00 this morning, a

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, looking to build some buzz, governor chris christie has a brand-new campaign ad. but something is missing from it. >>> it's 60 degrees here at nbc 10. the rest of the area a cooler, cape may at 4:38. . >>> it's 20 minute before 5:00. we started off with a few thin clouds in the area. partly cloudy skies, a cooler start. down 6 degrees in northeast philadelphia compared to yesterday at this time. 53 degrees right now. the whipped has waumed for most of the area. you can see fog develop. so far the areas have gone very light. hazelton has one mile visibility. blue bell, really not an issue in new jersey or delaware. but we'll keep an eye on it. the temperatures are still cool at this hour. we may see a few more spots develop. high clouds in the pocono mountains, they're on the move in the new york area. they'll steer clear of our area. we will see enough sunshine to warm back in the area. camelback 67. 72 in fleetwood, morgan town up to 71. sunny skies for borden town, a bington, 71 in avalon and rehoboth. plenty of sunshine and the humidity will be lower this afternoon than what we

moment. i think we have a second and third place so far, too, for ted cruz and chris christie. for chris christie, though, it's academic. but cruz lit up that stage with the first really powerful attack on the moderators, which has been the most successful debate tactic used by anybody up there on the stage. and based on expectation, based on what everyone said he needed to do, it seems we do have a loser tonight. it seems jeb bush is losing this debate based on what everyone was saying he needed to do to impress his campaign investors and to push up his poll numbers. >> you know, michael, i don't think he liked going after his buddy rubio. there was no joy -- >> he was hesitant in it, and i think rubio ducked and came back with a left hook and took him down. and i think what you saw rubio do tonight was create a lane for himself. the others now are going to have to catch him. i think he's sort of launched his effort to move into the frontier of this race. jeb bush is losing ground quick. and it's unfortunate to say for him, but he did not do what he needed to do tonight. he was hesitant

candidates. >> i cannot give you to be oh. bush, case it, and chris christie -- john kasich, and chris christie. i am not in favor of those tax plans that would lose revenue. we need to figure out how to fix the debt. fixing entitlements are tough and real. john: who has the worst plan on that tax measure? >> that would be donald trump. >> grover norquist getting this commitment from everybody. why would you commit to something you have never seen? i never signed anything i did not get into before i had a debate. mark: what have you seen that is like donald trump? >> i have never seen anything like it. andas a real head of hair we have to admire that. we cannot not it. -- knock it. he has a lot of people who work for him who might be undocumented. game at the top of his because he is striking at the heart of political correctness. people are so sick and tired up political correctness. they love it. onk: you are not big political correctness. >> i have a designation for it, but my wife may be listening to the program. it is a doctrine fostered by a delusional minority and promoted