tracy: estaremos listos cuando tÚ lo estÉs, gran jake. gran jake: muy bien. ustedes dos, vamos, arriba. escucha. gracias por ayudarme con los niÑos, savannah. >>no, por nada, gran jake. estoy feliz de tenderte un ala. pero recuerda, cariÑo, tienes que enseÑarme todas esas maniobras tambiÉn. >>no hay problema. vamos a lograrlo. [♪] narrador: entonces, gran jake explicÓ, detalladamente, cÓmo hacer los trucos. los niÑos y savannah escucharon cuidadosamente y practicaron y practicaron una y otra vez. pasaron muchas horas hasta que finalmente estaban listos para una vuelta mÁs de practica. >>muy bien. ahora hagamos la rutina una vez mÁs desde arriba. vamos. ambos: ¡sÍ! >>jay jay, sÍgueme. intentaremos el giro supersÓnico. >>voy contigo, gran jake. [♪] ¡yuju! >>muy bien, querida. ahora tÚ y yo intentaremos el giro al estilo fandango. sujÉtate a tus motores. [♪] tracy: ¡yupi! [♪] ¡ahh...! >>muy bien, ahora vamos a unirnos todos para formar una gran mariposa bonanza. [♪] ¡ah, muy bien! hagÁmoslo de nuevo. [♪] ambos: ¡ahh...! >>¡oh, c

i'm jake tapper. two different governors races, two very different outcomes for republicans in a pair of closely watched off-year elections. greetings once again from asbury park, new jersey, campaign headquarters for governor chris christie tonight where the victory party is just beginning. though it was hardly unexpected. the governor took the stage here just moments ago for his victory speech and closed out by evoking the memory of someone very close to his heart. >> tonight i know that my mom is looking down on new jersey and saying to me -- i can feel it -- she's saying to me, "chris, the job's not done yet. get back to work and finish the job for the people of new jersey." that's exactly what i'll do. i love you, new jersey. thank you very much. >> much closer this evening was that other gubernatorial race in the commonwealth of virginia, a contest that tea party-backed republican ken cucinnelli the state attorney general led for much of the night as election returns kept trickling in. though cn

>> thanks very much, jake. these are the winners in the biggest contests tonight. in virginia, in the virginia governor's race the former democratic party chairman and clinton ally terry mcauliffe defeating the republican candidate and tea party favorite ken cucinnelli in a race that was more suspenseful than a lot of us expected. in new jersey a big win for republican governor chris christie, a possible launch pad for a 2016 presidential bid. and in new york city, democrat bill deblasio wins the mayor's race. he'll be the first democrat to runt city in two decades, succeeding the independent mayor michael bloomberg. we can also now report a winner in a battle between two republicans in alabama that's considered a big test of the tea party's clout and the struggle for the heart and soul of the gop. it's a republican congressional primary runoff. the establishment republican candidate bradley byrne defeating the tea party-allied candidate dean young. let's take a look at the votes. 92% of the vote in we've projected bradley byrne will win. 54% to 46% for dean young.

because he ran. >> jake jumps on his recovered bike and shoves the camera phone in his pocket. where it records this conversation as he rides behind the suspect. >> i bought this bike from craigslist, i knew it was stolen, yes. it's not illegal to buy stolen stuff. i looked it up, man. >> whether or not what he is saying is true -- [ sirens ] -- seattle police are about to end the discussion. the suspect pleads guilty to attempted malicious mischief and receives a deferred sentence. >> smile! >> by putting his story on youtube, jake believes justice has been served. >> this is how it goes down, everybody. this is why you don't steal from bicyclists, because i will go 160 miles to get my $125 bike back! today is a good day. >>> a few months earlier in the south, another bold confrontation. a county jail deputy takes on a team of robbers. unarmed and unclothed. >> i never thought it could happen to me. >> may 20th, 2012. san antonio. where every loyal texan remembers the alamo, this texan won't ever forget battling invaders outside his own home. mike is asleep when he hears noise

let's go to jake in new york. jake? >> caller: hey, jim, big booyah from here in new york. >> nice. go ahead. >> caller: my stock is exo. eox, i'm sorry. >> huh? oh, emerald is okay. pioneer coming down, i'm more intrigued by pioneer. i think that actually may be cheaper. i need to go to ben in illinois. ben? >> caller: booyah, jim. thanks for taking my call. i love what you do for us home gamer. i'm calling about ew. i know it's a competitive state. >> yeah, that's the problem. in fact, they have great science. they do have great science absolutely. but you know what? i mean, i'm sitting here with and i think that's a better

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." we're continuing cnn's breaking news coverage of the shooting at los angeles international airport at roughly 9:20 a.m. pacific time, 12:20 here on the east coast. air traffic at l.a.x., one of the biggest airports in the nation, is at a crawl this hour after a gunman opened fire in terminal three. he unleashed chaos inside. the transportation security administration confirms that one of its agents was killed in the shooting. another tsa employees were injured. police list a total of seven people wounded. it's unclear exactly how that breaks down. the gunman is believed to have acted alone according to lapd. according to police, this individual, the suspect, pulled an assault rifle out of his bag, that's the words of the police, assault rifle, and opened fire. he charged back into the screening area and walked well inside the airport terminal before security ultimately caught up with him. an intelligence officer briefed by the lapd says the gunman was shot in the c

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jake sanders. fifteen years old. so, tell me jake, what were you and kramer delaney doing up in bethesda that night? do i still look in camera? no, you can look at me. i met kramer two years ago, he's a friend of my dad's. he's sort of been a mentor to me. okay, he's your mentor. great. what were you doing that night? uh, he took me to a skate park off of wisconsin avenue, near a school. just the two of you? yeah, he's a really good skateboarder. he was teaching me some tricks. how to do a kick flip, you know? hmm. how long were you there? an hour, maybe more. then he drove me home. where do you live? arlington, virginia. arlington? why did you drive up all the way to bethesda to go skateboarding? uh, it's a really good park. not very crowded. there are no big parks in arlington? are you telling me the truth, jake? (gulps) nina: what are you doing? i'm dr. sanders. your husband asked me to check in on you. i know exactly who you are. detective: look jake. i don't want you to get in any trouble. you're a young kid. tr

i'm starting to think jake resents me. see? you're still doing it. look, you can't take it personal. he's a teenager. you know, that awkward stage between junior high and methadone clinic. i just want to get to know him better. i already know him. trust me, you're not missing anything. come on, there's got to be something underneath that sullen exterior. yeah, a "d" student with a perpetual boner. ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. ginsu knives. ♪ men. kind of like high school, huh? i never did this in high school. really? sex in a car? you're kind of built for it. oh, what the heck is this? oh, jake's retainer. he lost this years ago. this cost me, like, $500. anyway... no, this is not working for me. want another wine cooler? no, i want to be in a real bed. well, what do you want me to do? you won't stay at charlie's. how can i go back there after his fiancée called me a trp? oh, come on, she didn't mean it. that was just heat of the moment when she found out you'd slept with charlie. it doesn't bother you, does it? well, yeah, yeah, a t,ou know, but beggars c

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." >>> the national lead. some breaking news. are you taking statins to lower your cholesterol? maybe you should. the american heart association just released new advice that could change everything you think you know about fighting the artery clogger. >>> the world lead. the effort is massive. relief is on the ground but the wreckage from the super typhoon is so widespread, relief may not get there in time for those who need it most. >>> and bill clinton calling out president obama for telling people if you like your plan, you can keep your plan and could it be sarah palin siding with bill clinton on something? the former vice presidential nominee goes full on mama grizzly on everything from what she describes as the war on christmas to governor chris christie's weight to the moment she became born again and what she said god helped her survive. some surprising moments from our sit-down. >>> good afternoon. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin with breaki

i'm jake tapper. two different governors races, two very different outcomes for republicans in a pair of closely watched off-year elections. greetings once again from asbury park, new jersey, campaign headquarters for governor chris christie tonight where the victory party is just beginning. though it was hardly unexpected. the governor took the stage here just moments ago for his victory speech and closed out by evoking the memory of someone very close to his heart. >> tonight i know that my mom is looking down on new jersey and saying to me -- i can feelt

i'm jake tapper. in politics news, election day in colorado will be all about old school versus new school, as in making the old west new again. tomorrow, 11 counties in rural and red northern colorado will vote on whether to break off and form a new state called north colorado. people in these farming towns, many of them are fed up with policies which have led to tighter gun control laws and legalized marijuana, laws that might be praised more around the fireplaces in million dollar ski cabins in aspen. cnn's ana cabrera has more. >> reporter: welcome to northern colorado. some 60 miles outside of denver. no hustle and bustle of city life here. >> i saw the struggles that my grandparents, my parents went through to create what i believe is an oasis in the desert. i see that oasis in the desert threatened. >> reporter: county commissioner shawn conway is a third generation coloradon, raised on a ranch, fighting for his rural lifestyle and livelihood. >> we're tired of being ignored, tired of being pol

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the world lead. they were calling it a super typhoon and we are only getting a sense of the damage done in the philippines. perhaps the strongest storm in recorded history, laying waste to the country. we have a live report from manila in moments. >>> also in world news, what's happening in geneva could change the world as we know it. talk of a potential deal with iran. to stop or slow its suspected progress towards a nuke. can iran be trusted to keep up its end of any potential bargain? >>> the politics lead. it's become president obama's read my lips, perhaps. now he's apologizing after telling americans if you like your plan, you can keep your plan. was he listening to advice from new jersey governor chris christie that he heard right here on "the lead"? >>> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin with the world lead. many times in the past, the media have been guilty of dipping way too far into hyperbole to describe the threat

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jake? >>> we also just learned another ex-governor slipped into that exclusive luncheon today, former president george w. bush, who has to go great lengths to stay out of politics since leaving office. we're told he took part in a two-hour q & a session, telling the governors the best breeding ground for presidents are the governors. >>> when we come back, his son says it was the trip of a lifetime for his father, a tour of north korea. why was the korean war veteran pulled off a plane and where is he now? >>> plus, as the u.s. and iran continue talks, the supreme leader of iran takes a not so subtle dig at israel. stay with us. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. i started part-time, now i'm a manager.n. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare starting under $40 a month. i got education benef

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the world lead. cnn has been on the ground in the philippines since the super typhoon hit, giving you the most comprehensive coverage of the disaster, and yet our own anderson cooper is being attacked now by the philippine elite for something he said on this very show about the government's response. anderson joins us live from the disaster zone in moments. >>> the money lead. this toy looks awesome. a remote control boat suggested for ages 8 and up but wait a second. is that the logo for rock star energy drink stamped on the side? didn't the company swear to congress that it was not marketing to kids? >>> and the pop culture lead. you're involved in a lot of different groups. we counted at least 30. >> really? >> believe it or not. does that include the handsome men's club with jimmy kimmel? >> actor, activist and all around handsome man matt damon joins us to convince you to help him change the world. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. welcome to "the

jake tapper joins me now. jake, how was governor chris christie today? >> reporter: greetings from asbury park, new jersey, brooke. governor christie seemed in fine spirits. polls have him up double digits. the question will be how much does he beat his democratic opponent by, at least according to the polls. president obama won re-election here in new jersey by 18 percentage points. governor christie trying to set the bar low. just wants to get at least in the 50s, he says. 50% plus one would be enough, although one suspects he wants to have a larger margin so he can make an argument to a national republican audience and say, look, i was able to win democratic voters and constituencies and independent voters here in a blue state. i can do that nationally. we asked him, what's the lesson for the national republican party as you see it? >> i think that the party's got to focus on winning again. you know, sometimes i feel like our party cares more about winning the argument than they care about winning elections. if you don't win elections, you can't gover

>> good to see you, jake. if you think they're amazing on television, you should see the live show. >> does he get that people are not just upset about the fact he smoked crack but that he lied about it for weeks? >> sure. and that he demonized the reporters who broke the story and yeah, there's a lot of different flavors of anger at rob ford. but we were curious about what his true believers think. normally you try to avoid any sort of political dog and pony show where they want to take you around in a stage managed thing but when big brother doug invited me to come to the heart of ford nation which is actually a housing project, interestingly enough, these are fiscal conservatives but big social liberals, we had to go check it out. i was curious if mayor ford was aware that he is just such rich prime material for comedians across the western world. so i asked him about that. >> do you realize how you're perceived around the rest of the country, around the rest of the continent? have you seen the late night c

and jake is very comfortable with him. >> reporter: and jake? well, he had a great time, too. >> say good morning, america. >> hi, mom. >> that's close enough. >> he almost got it right. >> he has a future. >> he does. john, the owner of nyc mannies told us he became a nanny because he lost his father at a young age. he think it's important that kids have positive male role models in their life, as well. and starting at a young age, that they can bond with mannies, as well as their own female nannies. >> looks like jake took to him. >> you want to go out tonight? >> exactly. >> i remember that. >> a sports bar. >> not every man can be a manny. >> scarring jake for life after that. >> you need a babysitter yourself. >> all right. >> we'll discus during the break. it's getting hot in here. >>> i'll take us to break and we'll cool off. coming up on "good morning america," david beckham. who the soccer hunk thinks should play him in the movie. with a fresher bum. can i talk to you about... bums? your nerves kick in, you've got to go. is toilet paper

i'm jake tapper. the national lead, our first guest has led the biggest city in the nation for the past 12 years. but now it's nearly up for new york mayor michael bloomberg. we'll ask him about how he feels about handing the keys to the city to someone's whose policies he finds disappointing in some places. a city in maine legalizing marijuana. three cities in michigan relaxing their pot laws. how long before it's legal where you leave. >>> and the money lead. it looks suspiciously like a big mac. and is that as worthless a bucket of pink slime? >>> good afternoon, i'm jake tapper. welcome to "the lead." we'll begin with the national lead. chris christie could he end of challenging president obama. but at least the president is being a good sport about it. sources tell me president obama called governor christie. he was so far ahead had the polls that his victory wasn't in doubt. the same could be said for the new york city's meryl race, bill de blasio was the first one to win that city in years. he

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jake tapper joins us from chirstie headquarters. fascinating, he's not known to mince words and didn't today. >> reporter: no, this is a man extra that experienced tough times, tough words for having a good working relationship with president obama and in the closing days of the election last year after super storm sandy hit the coast and president obama came to new jersey and christie had nice things to say about president obama. a lot of americans bitter and mad. chris christi saying don't be a lawyer, be a leader. even though chris christie am knowledges he's a lawyer. they want to hear the truth and that's tough advice for the both not taking it as of now. >> and it's the margin of chris christie's victory. >> it's who votes for him, the demographics. it's a nice big win. he told jake he wanted over 50% because that would give him a place in republican history. what he needs to show is what john king was talking about, which is here i am. i'm a republican in a democratic state and look how i did among african americans and hispa

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i'm jake tapper. we'll begin with the national lead. we've been saying too long that the mental health system in america is not working and there's a body count result. victims in aurora, newtown, and at l.a.x. and it's happened again. virginia's former democratic candidate for governor and current state senator creigh deeds is now listed in good condition after he was stabbed repeatedly on tuesday in the head and torso. his son, however, 24-year-old austin "gus" deeds is dead from a gunshot wound. as the reports came in, it was hard not to get that sinking feeling, which police later backed up with their own theory that gus deeds likely stabbed his own father and then shot himself. on monday, they gave gus deeds a mental health evaluation under an emergency custody order, but he was turned away because no psychiatric bed was available for him. today, however, "the washington post" says three hospitals had room within an hour's drive from where gus deeds was evaluated. two of those hospitals told the

>> well, jake, first of all, thanks for having me on. i'm not sure how many times you made the joke so far today that you're live from asbury park but i'm happy to see you that you're live from asbury park. we did 500 interviews for this book with more than 300 people. mark and i have both been in the business for a pretty long time. there are clearly people who have agendas, they cut in every different possible direction and ultimately, our job is to sort through people's agendas and try to get at what's true. in the end, i think your last part of your question is what really matters, the question of what actually happened and what didn't happen. in the case of governor christie and the vetting report, as you know, we quoted extensively from the final vetting report as it was written and so in some sense, the motivation of the source or sources of that document is kind of irrelevant. it's on paper what the vetting committee was concerned about and what its worries were about governor christie's, the unanswered questions from his vet, th

jake showed me some pictures. i gotta say, she doesn't look much like you, and she certainly doesn't look like herb. don't go there, alan. go where? i'm not implying that someone other than herb could be the father. even though that someone did have unprotected sex with you approximately nine months before the birth of a child that looks suspiciously like that someone. you get that i'm talking about me, right? honey, if we want to beat the traffic, we really should get going. oh, hey, alan. hey, herb. did you hear? judith and i are spending a romantic weekend in laguna. i said "weekend," herb. that's all. okay, fine, no romance. but sex is still on the table, right? just get in the car. oh, can i drive? no. why not?! is she gone? (cat screeching) damn it! chelsea, your cat's trying to kill me! chelsea: is he okay? the cat's fine! probably off plotting his next move... whoa! (thud) whoa! are you okay? no. what happened? uncle charlie fell. oh. can i drive you to the hospital? save on our biggest brands and hottest

jake will be back tomorrow. sarah palin will join him for a sit-down interview to talk about her latest book on christmas. her take on the republican party and her political future. that's tomorrow on "the lead" at 4:00 p.m. eastern. for now, i turn you over to the good hands of wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, unthinkable devastation. millions of people affected and a death toll that could easily reach 10,000. one survivor calling it worse than hell. cnn is on the ground in the philippines. we'll show you the terrifying moments when one of the strongest storms on record hit. our crew was in the middle of it all and carried out a dramatic rescue. >>> with vast areas battered and isolated, people around the world are desperate to learn the fate of loved ones. we'll speak to an american woman who is trying to reach her family. i'm wolf blitzer. you' in "the situation room." >>> the bodies are everywhere and the rubble of towns that no longer exist, three days after a record typhoon

but jake here, now jake's proper, he's ok. so what ever happened to you, eh, danny? and you're a fine one to talk about dads, aren't you? what's that supposed to mean? oh, you look like i feel. - that good a night, was it? - i wish i knew. i just remember saying one more drink, just one. then i'll go find mickey and we can sort this mess out. and then, there he was, in front of me, - standing there talking to me. - and? then it all goes a bit blank. all i know is that i screwed up... again! - well, join the club. - hey. sash, look, i know that you and adi have split up and i'm sorry for him and you, but... well, these things happen, don't they? just 'cause things didn't work out, doesn't mean the rest of us have to take sides, ok? - it might not be as simple as all that. - course it is. - we're still friends. - you're a right piece of work, aren't you? adi, i was just saying to sash, we've all... - billy mitchell? - what? - how long's that been going on? - nothing's going on. i saw you come out of his flat half an hour ago. - you're still wearing the same clothes fro

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all day jake is like, frisco, how are you feeling? frisco, feeling good? >> if anybody will try to poison frisco jake will make sure it doesn't happen. >> frisco was probably named by frisco jones on all my children. >> "all my children" fan? >> jake was a great detective show in the 80s. >> a kurt russell show. >> kurt rust shell and conrad. >> i think you are mixing bj and the bear. >> no i once mixed a bj and a bear and i ended up in the hospital. what is so funny. >> bobbie jones is all of a sudden humorous? >> talking about my legendary golfer. >> jeez, people. are you never too scary to marry. great news for homicidal maniacs who can never get women. a mass murderer in prison for life may be getting hitched. star is cute. she is 25 and visiting charles mann son. that's the guy on the right. she tells rolling stone that the pair will sooned with saying, quote, charlie and i will get married. when that will be we don't know. i take it seriously. charlie is my husband. and manson agrees. that's a bunch of garbage. you that is trash. you are playing that

jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing, jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ >>> major developments in a case that cnn has been digging into for more than six months now. a u.s. attorney announced he is launching a federal investigation into the death of 7-year-old kendra johnson. officials say johnson suffocated while he was reaching for a shoe. back now with me, danielle, the feds are now going to be involved in this investigation. what will they be looking for that perhaps ga dwa authorities may have overlook or may have even collected. >> i broelieve what the feds ar going to look at now is the hours and hours of surveillance tape thavgs out there. it appears it was not looked through properly by the sheriff's department and to try to interview more of the students and determine exactly who was there and also whether or not the investigation was contamin

now to jake tapper. "the lead" starts now. >>> a son is dead and his politician father who once made a bid to run the commonwealth of virginia is recovering from multiple stab wounds this hour. i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the national lead. not so long ago, state senator craig deeds was the democratic nominee running for governor in virginia. as of today he's being treated in a hospital and his son is dead after something terrible happened inside deeds' home. >>> also in national news, are republicans preserving the balance on the second most powerful court in the land or are they obstructing the president's power to appoint judges? or maybe both. our guest, gop senator chuck grassley, is firing back at the president's claim that congress is not doing its constitutionally mandated job. >>> and the money lead. if you look at the top names in technology, you might conclude that silicon valley is estrogen deficient but a new report says it's not all hoodies these days. >>> good afternoon. welcome t

wolf blitzer is off, i'm jake tapper. you, my friend, are in the "the situation room." >>> glimmers of progress in the typhoon disaster zone one week after entire neighborhoods were flattened or swept out to sea. heavy machines are clearing away debris, more food, water and medical supplies are being distributed, but you can still see and smell the piles of debt bodies sitting in the sun and rain for seven days. the official death toll stance at 3,631, more than 1100 people are listed as missing. for many the situation is still very grim. thousands of refugees are on the move right now in search of food to eat and a place to stay. anna coren has been talking to some. anna? >> reporter: jake, there's finally we are seeing an outpouring of foreign aid and assistance a week after super typhoon haiyan hit the philippines. you know, millions of people, jake, have been displaced, homeless, and they are the survivors. they want to get out despite the aid coming in. we caught up with the latest boatload of refugees to flee. . hav

>> jake, thanks very much. happening now, we're following breaking news, dismal numbers, the administration finally reveals just how many people have signed up for obama care. the figures raising the question, can the program survive such a poor initial response? i'll ask one of the architects who helped design the affordable care act. plus, a growing number of senate democrats are calling for a rewrite of the law. senator mary landrieu joins me live this hour to talk about her new plan. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> we're following the

jake? >> alison kosik, hash tag thanks. compared to some of the older other companies trading with similar pricing like macy's and best buy, twitter is a baby. excuse me, a hatchling. the company's seven years old, founded in 2006. since then, there has been enough behind the scenes back stabbing at the company, particularly with the founders, to fill an entire season of "days of our lives." it's here in our latest lead read, hatching twitter. a true story of money, power, friendship and betrayal. the author, nick belton, joins me now from new york city. nick, nice timing, my friend. nice timing on the publishing of this book. >> hash tag hi, jake. >> let's start with twitter's ipo. you said you think the company is actually undervalued. why do you think that? >> i said that when they were going public today at 26. i think at 44, 45, whatever it closed at, that's a pretty big number. i don't know where it's going to go from there. but it was amazing. i think what's really fascinating to me is some of these founders i wrote

i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the national lead. were you told your insurance would be canceled due to changes from obama care? well now president obama says he's changing the rules to allow, allow, not require, your plan to be extended for another year. will that satisfy our guest? west virginia senator john manchin, the democrat who wanted to delay the individual mandate for a full year. >>> the buried lead. it happened 50 years ago this month. an assassin's bullet claimed the life of our 35th president in dallas. newly discovered tapes are filling in the blanks from that day and you will hear them right here. >>> and the pop culture lead. andy, did you hear about this one? if you believe andy kaufman's brother joins us to address the fresh rumors sweeping the comedy world that the mad comic genius faked his own death and is still alive. with a grown daughter. >>> good afternoon. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin with the national lead. if you like your health plan, you can kee

call and jake tapper in new jersey with chris christi who won big tonight. here in new york a live shot of the empire state building up in red, white and blue and polls closed moments ago in the race from there and we'll have that information as we go. i want to begin with wolf blitzer who has up to date results. wolf, tight in virginia. bring us up to speed. >> close race, piers, in virginia unfolding right now. the battle for governor in a state that play as crucial role in deciding presidential elections. let's update you on the vote tally as it's coming in right now. 48% for ken cuccinelli, the republican 45% for terry mcauliffe and the libertarian third party candidate. 76% of the votes tabulated 37 vote plus -- 37,000 vote advantage for ken cuccinelli, right now as we stand. in new jersey as you know cnn projects the republican governor chris christie easily winning a second term, a victory that positions him well for a possible run for the white house.

thanks for watching our live election coverage continues next with jake tapper. then a live late edition of crossfire. just moments ago for his victory speech and closed out by evoking the memory of someone very close to his heart. >> tonight i know that my mom is looking down on new jersey and saying to me -- i can feel it -- she's saying to me, "chris, the job's not done yet. get back to work and finish the job for the people of new jersey." that's exactly what i'll do. i love you, new jersey. thank you very much.

. >> christie specifically pushed back in an interview to jake tapper on issue of the suggestion that he's a moderate. he said i am a conservative. is that a challenge for him going forward when he's getting outside of new jersey if he's approaching a presidential primary? >> you know, chris christie spt a subtle guy. i do think his speech last night put the cards on the table pretty clearly where he wants to go. he understands the lessons of other candidates like rudy giuliani who i worked for. he understands that, look, the republican party is a conservative party. his challenge is to broaden the definition of conservative. he's not going to get stuck

jake, do you want blinis or tapas? - what? - for tonight. - you're splashing out. - i know how important this is to you. i thought champagne... just for the toast. that should please the birthday girl, right? yeah, hope so. um, tell you what... - i might just pop round and see what she prefers. - right. you're going up in the world. you'll be sweeping the floors next. well, if that's what johnny wants, then that's what i'll do. nice try, but it ain't gonna make you any more important to him. - only there's a pecking order and i'm at the top of it. - dream on. careful, 'cause your orders'll be coming from me soon enough. don't get ahead of yourself, dan, there's a good boy. - that's told you, ain't it? - don't make no difference. 'cause johnny still sees me as his future. - ( snickers ) you're not going anywhere, mate. - yeah, i am. i know it... and more important, johnny knows it. - and he's told you that, has he? - he don't need to. right. - i think we've done it... - i've died and gone to heaven. take it round the block one

>> jake, so funny. humor does sell. thanks for that story and thanks for watching "your money" this week. have you listened to this guy's album? do you have a guy like this in your bedroom? does your teenage daughter love this person and you don't even know who it is? head to the "your money" blog. we want you to check out the business of being one direction. it's big business and it's coming out of your teenage daughter's pocket. see you next saturday at 9:30 a.m. eastern. have a great holiday weekend, everybody. >>> hello, there. i'm miguel marquez in for fredricka whitfield. here are the top stories we're following in the "cnn newsroom." >>> at least eight people have died after a police helicopter crashed into a pub in scotland. the pub was packed for a concert when part of the roof came down last night. police say three victims were on the helicopter, the other five inside the pub, and there's a chance there could be more victims that crews have not been able to reach quite yet. correspondent richard quest spoke to

the governor, as i mentioned spoke exclusively to jake tapper. it was a great ride, even better interview. have a listen. >> here's what my suggestion would be to him, don't be so cute. and when you make a mistake, admit. it listen, if it was a mistake in 2009, if he was mistaken in 2009 and 2010 in his understanding of how the law would operate, then just admit it to people. >> just a quick break from the elections to government that's still going on right now. health and human services kathleen sebelius back on capitol hill. you might call this round two on obama care. this time she's answering the tough questions before the finance committee. is this as scathing and blistering as last yeek? that was nail biting three and a half hours of hearing last week. >> well, it start the out a little rough and i could say, yeah, this is a rugged appearance on the hot seat for kathleen sebelius. and when you mention the finance committee, you have to put the word powerful there. senator orren hatch zeroing in on whether it's a huge issue right now. whethe

jake tapper is at the headquarters and celebrating his win. jake, you spent a lot of time with the newly-elected or freshly elected governor chris christie today. what do you make of his general demeanor because it's a thumping victory and across the demographic board reading stats, 56% women, 21% black, 45% latino, that's a republican dream going into a general election. what does it say? >> that's the case he's trying to make. first of all, greetings from new jersey i should say. we're here at the head quarters and a celebrating crowd. people are excited and of course, this is about more than just being governor and about more than new jersey because governor christie is very clearly trying to make a case to the republican party nationally that there is a way to win back the white house by appealing to democrats, by appealing to independently dents, by appealing to minorities, and reaching out beyond republican based voters. that has been what governor christie has been saying since he became governor here. talking about trying to win and re

this is jake tuchman reporting from the grime afghanistan the next. windmill and moving moving. news on him us presidents brock obama has preached is really quite an instant and intensity of the one that deal made between geronimo is that the islamic republic's new to the program obama racial mixing it that america remains committed to israel's safety and will not allow iran to acquire new to the west in the conversation between tb does tend to miss any of you describe the new deal as a historic mistake the agreements made at the weekend in geneva will see it grounds me to put that last phrase in exchange for partial rebate from economic sanctions if the administration is reportedly considering helping iran in the east sea including efforts to bring to the syrian civil war. goa has reportedly become the first country in the world to ban islam in an apparent effort to crack down on was an extremism according to local media mosques in the country have been dismantled to the end goal and minister of culture said quote the princess of legalization and his mom has not been approved b

jake tapper got to ride along with his tour bus. he asked the governor what advice would give to president obama. >> don't be so cute. and when you make a mistake, admit it. if it was a mistake in 2009, if he was mistaken in 2009 and 2010 on his understanding of how the law would operate, then just admit it to people. say, you know what? i said it, i was wrong. i'm sorry, we're going to try to fix this and make it better. i think people would give any leader in that circumstance a lot of credit for owning up to it. don't lawyer it. i'm a lawyer, they don't like them. don't lawyer it. and when i saw that this morning for the first time and i thought, he's lawerying it. that's barack obama the lawyer, not leader. people want leaders, not lawyers. >> and you think he should, i misspoke in 2009? >> yeah. i'm assuming that's the case. because it's pretty clear that what he said is not true. and i think if what happened was he had a certain understanding of what the law would do and it turns out he was wrong, just admit you were wrong. i

jake clemons from bruce springsteen's e street band sitting in with the roots tonight. my pal. congrats on this. this is his new ep right here. "embracing light." jake, it's always good to see you, buddy. are you guys on the road still or what are you doing? >> i'm always on the road. >> jimmy: you always are, yeah. exactly. are you going back out with the e street band? >> yeah, we head out in january to south africa. >> jimmy: oh, really? i'll meet you there. >> all right. >> jimmy: i'll come down. i'll have to check it out. absolutely. >> it's always warmer there. >> jimmy: yeah. absolutely, yeah. thanks for being here, buddy. this is his new record right here, "embracing light." jake clemons, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] also wanted to mention another cool album. it's a benefit album. i told my friend i'd talk about it. it's called "dance red save lives 2." just came out today. it has new tracks and remixes from katy perry, tiesto, bruno mars and deadmau5. all the proceeds go to red's effort to fight aids around the world. for more information, check out da

jake, really appreciate it. thanks. >> born again christian he was talking about. >>> coming up next, it's got everyone clicking on cnn.com. the secret to retiring with a million bucks in your 401(k). christine romans gives you all the tips after the break. so there i was again, explaining my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis to another new stylist. it was a total embarrassment. and not the kind of attention i wanted. so i had a serious talk with my dermatologist about my treatment options. this time, she prescribed humira-adalimumab. humira helps to clear the surface of my skin by actually working inside my body. in clinical trials, most adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority of people were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer have happened. blood, liver and nervous system problems, seriou