how did bradley byrne, the so-called moderate win this race? with the backing of commerce and the money. what did that money do? all it did was conveyed a message that, hey, bradley byrne thinks we should have shut the government down. all of the specific tea party agenda items bradley checked off. he signed off on them and the money amplified that message. he didn't say obama was born in kenya, that may be the big id logical difference between these two, but shows to me the tea party won because the tea party now taken an establishment

tommy got the funds former solicitor thomas byrne has said his client's lies to the mall society and to dublin circuit criminal court when giving evidence about property transparent byrne was in the witness box for third day parade denies fifty charges of theft forgery and fraud involving more than fifty million euro a tired day in the witness box for thomas byrne is time to safety tips questions about allegedly fraudulent property transactions at the center of this case the prosecution asked why would a team caustic and sign over the dt for has to someone she didn't know that the promise of payment as endangered date wasn't extraordinary like handing over the teaching exchange for a bag of magic beans thomas barnes said no she'd agree to a sailor with a long closing date wasn't extraordinary that it was unusual. and why with friends and don't miss him use his mother's has a security firm known for nothing in return mr ryan said because brandon was a friends he knew he was desperate and was willing to help. why would hear in the rain gets her elderly mother to sign over her eyes when

the guy on the left is bradley byrne. he's been in public office for a lot of years, went to the university of alabama's law school, he served on the state board of ed, was a state senator for two terms. the guy on the right is dean young, a business guy, and he is the tea party guy in this republican-on-republican contest. "the guardian" newspaper recently posed some basic getting to know you questions to these two congressional candidates. for example, who is the current treasury secretary? bradley byrne has a little trouble but gets there eventually. he says "is it jack lew?" yes, it is. dean young cannot get there. he s i is it tim geithner now? no, it is not. asks who's your political hero, bradley britain says winston churchill. pretty out there. that's a foreigner, as you know. dean young, for his part, says judge roy moore. that's the guy who got thrown off the court for putting up the ten commandments in the courtroom. yee-haw! next question, who is the republican whip in the house of representatives? which, of c

hello, everyone, i'm tracy byrnes. mike, what does this do for air traffic around the rest of the country, as i just said, third busiest airport, nothing is coming in or going out what happens to the rest of the country right now? >> it starts to get slowly flummoxed. on one thing you have airplanes stuck on the ground in los angeles. every airport out there will have more strict security. you take a trip this evening from denver. get there early. security will be tight. ashley: mike, in the previous hour we were saying that lax, a lot of nights this time of day go west but later in the day with all the east coast flight, back to the east coast. could they still be affected? i would imagine it will take a while to sort out. >> it will and i think, this is what, what will be pretty interesting about this to see

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the guy on the left is bradley byrne. he's been in public office for a lot of years, went to the university of alabama's law school, he served on the state board of ed, was a state senator for two terms. the guy on the right is dean young, a business guy, and he is the tea party guy in this republican-on-republican contest. "the guardian" newspaper recently posed some basic getting to know you questions to these two congressional candidates. for example, who is the current treasury secretary? bradley byrne has a little trouble but gets there eventually. he says "is it jack lew?" yes, it is. dean young cannot get there. he says, it was paulson. is it tim geithner now? no, it is not. asks who's your political hero, bradley britain says winston churchill. pretty out there. that's a foreigner, as you know. dean young, for his part, says judge roy moore. that's the guy who got thrown off the court for putting up the ten commandments in the courtroom. yee-haw! next question, who is the republican whip in the house of representa

bradley byrne defeated dean young 52% to 48%. byrne was backed by the business xh community. it was a battle between two sides of the republican party that could be repeated in races across the country in next year's midterms. byrne faces up against democrat burton leflore in the general election. we were wondering it's an off-year election what motivated you to vote or why didn't you cast ballot yesterday? #waytooelectoral, chime in, please. the best answers later in the show. >>> we want to talk about some other news facing the first major crisis of his short time in office, senator rand paul now addressing recent charges of plagiarism. in an interview with the "new york times," the frshman senator from kentucky called the unattributed writing mistakes. he said they were the results of high pressure and demands on his staff. senator paul went on to say "this is coming from haters to begin with because they want the implication to be out there that you're dishonest what we will do from here forward if it will make people leave me the hell alone, is we're going to try do them

i'm dennis kneale with tracy byrnes to take you through the next hour of "markets now." it took six months of secret talks to reach this historic and controversial deal with iran, but are we on the right track? tell us what you think. we also want you to weigh in on dow 16k. is this the new norm? and we've got a guest who says how to play dow 20,000. and winter weather walloping the it's headed next. all in this and more in the next hour of "markets now." ♪ ♪ dennis: well, hello, tracy, and welcome. looks like the dow managed to put another 30 points on top of that 16,000. tracy: yeah. you've got to wonder how the holiday shop season's going to play into this. dennis: yeah. there sure is optimism about iran in some parts of the markets. every 15 minutes, nicole we heat dee as -- pet petallides at thew york stock exchange. the nasdaq doing something it hasn't done in 13 years.

bradley byrne defeated young. bill deblasio coasted to victory in the win for the progressive agenda. >> is progressive the word you want here? >> the first democrat. >> there is progressive and then bill deblasio. >> good morning, everywhere. we are in washington. with us on set here we have senior political editor and white house correspondent for the "huffington post," sam stein. that was so bad. who would do that? sam stein would. >> if you study the ancient scriptures, they said what happens in a circumcision stays. >> it always says don't tweet. >> and the birth also? >> political analyst and republican national committee michael steele is with us. abc new s newso cokie roberts a hunt. we are not done. let's hear what happened in virginia. >> ken cuccinelli campaigns with the results with the opportunity to win. >> boy nominating the right guy. >> cuccinellis said voters sent a vong signal. >> despite being outspent by $15 million, this race came down to the wire because of obama care. that message will go o

an interesting contest between an establishment conservative republican named rodney byrne on the left and a tea party fire brand candidate on the right. this was seen as a alabama microcosm for the fight that the republican party is having within itself. the associated press has called that race for byrne, the one who does not say president obama was born in kenya. bradley byrne will enter the general election for that congressional seat in december, a heavily favored over his democratic opponent. it is southern alabama, after all. the biggest story tonight was in virginia, where the race between democrat terry mcauliffe and republican ken cuccinelli was a closer one that had been suggested by the polls. it was the vote in northern virginia that came in late tonight, that put terry mcauliffe over the top and he will be the next governor of the commonwealth. republican ken cuccinelli explained his loss tonight in a concession speech to his supporters, saying his loss was not really about him. >> though i'm obviously disappointed by tonight's outcome, and i know you are too, i am immens

how did bradley byrne, the so-called moderate win this race? with the backing of commerce and the money. what did that money do? all it did was conveyed a message that, hey, bradley byrne thinks we should have shut the government down. all of the specific tea party agenda items bradley checked off. he signed off on them and the money amplified that message. he didn't say obama was born in kenya, that may be the big id logical difference between these two, but shows to me the tea party won because the tea party now taken an establishment figure like bradley byrne, tea party is so in their heads they have to endorse every tea party vision and i say that's a victory for the tea party. >> what you're saying though is it's the person who has the right talking points, right? i was also in the autopsy we don't change what we believe, we have to change what we say. so to your argument that's maybe the difference between these two less on substance, more on style. >> and maybe it's almost -- and this is as cynical as it gets, maybe a real long game by t

many are backing byrne including the chamber of commerce who spent nearly $200,000 on the race. young has praised the tea party, making it clear how he intends to legislate. at a debate last month he said, quote, if you send me to congress it will be like sending ted cruz to washington. >> he questions byrne's faith and says he doesn't believe in the bible the way you should believe in the bible. this is an extraordinary race because of how quickly conservative business people have weighed in. ricketts who, of course, is a huge contributor to the republican party and a very, very conservative guy. he plays a small role in "double down." he has piled over $100,000 into bradley byrne's campaign because he wants a rock solid conservative but a guy who doesn't want what i thought the national review was a perfect term. apocalyptic conservative. he doesn't want an apocalyptic conservative. he wants a conservative that can actually pass legislation. >> right. one of the things that's interesting here i think historically is the goldwater movement was driven by small town businessmen w

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. the winner of this renoff is widely expected to defeat the democratic candidate in a special election next month. some hot button issues on the ballot out west. voters are deciding whether to approve new taxes on marijuana in colorado where recreational use of the drug is legal. we have the votes coming in from colorado right now. on a tax of marijuana. 65% say yes, 35% say no. that's with 84% of the vote now in also in colorado in weld county and some other rural counties they're deciding whether to take steps to secede and create a 51st state. seen as a measure of public anger at the state's democratic establishment. take a look at the numbers right now. no ahead only 17% of the vote is in 58% to 42%. but so far no is the majority in colorado to secede. john king is here with me. let's talk about virginia right now. it was closer than a lot of us thought it would be but terry mcauliffe wins. >> he ultimately wins despite all this red in the commonwealth of virginia b

shane byrne had pleaded guilty to assault causing current teaching broken into tactical aid last year. the victim now requires twenty four hours to cook chamberlain was walking home from a night that his girlfriend last oldest when he was involved in an altercation with shane byrne at the beer green shoot during the course of the instant the nineteen year old that mr grogan on the head with a bridge causing serious injuries the circuit criminal court in goal with a distinctive and spent the last fifteen months in hospital and required to read the top medical attention. george or indicates that he accepted chamber and have not set out to cause harm on the bike in question and that the attack was reckless rather than intentional. however he said he had to take account of the serious injury sustained by mr brogan had the impact they have a blessed life. he opposed a fight year sentence with the final two and a half years suspended. afterwards mr groves father said his family's focus was on its own and does incorporate. it's ongoing everyday every minute of every kitchen. you rip open the

he said if the jury had any doubts they must give mr byrne that benefit all that does a consequence judge pack the car who completes his charge to the jury on monday after which it began its deliberations. using our seniors at the dublin circuit criminal court. for some more news from our reporters and correspondents. armageddon who pleaded guilty to counts two to five minutes of the teenage only has been sentenced to two years in prison. the final year suspend its books at the criminal court system with its houdini and chairman who was sick i think i need to telling that the offences in two thousand and eleven but then the bully on the donor and online sites again p poetry scene. german cd didn't know what the boys relay to first and then they ask me sick the next and the mess he knew he was sixteen and didn't care the symposium on the future of pediatric care. today heard the proposals are due to go to government soon and the location and number of urgent care centers in dublin they will be needed to treat sick children. in addition to the new national children's hospital. a report on t

byrne, the electability establishment candidate, young the tea party evangelical candidate. dean young winning in alabama on a vow to be one of the most conservative members of congress is one thing. it could tell us more about the gop stands. if byrne wins, it could be quite a fetter in the cap and it would make the southern republican establishment guys think that cochran, mitch mcconnell, lamar alexander might all be breathing easier after tonight. in an off-year election, one of the biggest hurdles for both campaigns is making sure voters don't stay home. in the last gubernatorial election in 2009, less than 2 million virginians cast ballots. that was only 40% of registered voters. this time around both campaigns are expecting turnout to go up, perhaps exceeding 2 million votes for the first time in a governor's race. mcauliffe's campaign believes turnout will not be that low and says matching what turned out four years apg, that's the floor. nbc's luke russert is live across the potomac. he's in mclean. well, luke, what have you seen this morning? mclean, obviously, thi

eradication of the native race and of those genocide was official public policy california governor peter byrne it in his eighteen fifty one message to the legislature. extermination must continue to be waged until the indian becomes extinct another govern a should the public proclamation to corpus you kill and destroy all indians and when it snows the ensuing blood practically wiped out the native race. why should dumb down like men and women and children were ever they could find them in this war of extermination gives them standing to the final extinction of the race reportedly saved the race from extinction was they used to slave labor this extermination policy has proved so injurious to the interests of the whites indian labor is indispensable for us slaves the indian girls as young as three said the marysville appeal for fulfilling double roles of labor and of last. chief of a hunk someone first nation feel really great to see you well folks a being brushed out of history practices. that. sometimes you don't want to speak about and they not only wiped out most of the people but the way to

. >> the victim keltie byrne was a championship swimmer and a part-time worker at sealand. >> rescuers used a huge net. >> efforts were hindered by the agitated whales. >> i would like to use this summer but my more immediate goal is to swim fast at nationals. >> it was sort of a cloudy gray day, and we were looking for something to do, so we thought why not go to sealand? it was kind of like this dingy pool with these whales. >> it just felt a little bit like an amazement park that was kind of on its last legs and everything was a bit gray. >> yeah, it was like a swimming pool. >> yeah. >> three whales in a swimming pool. >> yeah. and they would come up and touch the ball, and there was -- i think there was some tail splashing and there was some -- >> jumping. >> -- with the fish. >> they hold the fish in the whales jump up. i remember saying, oh, what a fun job, you know. she's so lucky. and then i saw her walking with her rubber boots and she tripped and her foot just dipped into the edge of the pool, and she lost her balance and fell in, and she was pushing her way up to get out of

. >> the victim keltie byrne was a championship swimmer and a part-time worker at sealand. >> rescuers used a huge net. >> efforts were hindered by the agitated whales. >> i would like to use this summer but my more immediate goal is to swim fast at nationals. >> it was sort of a cloudy gray day, and we were looking for something to do, so we thought why not go to sealand? it was kind of like this dingy pool with these whales. >> it just felt a little bit like an amazement park that was kind of on its last legs and everything was a bit gray. >> yeah, it was like a swimming pool. >> yeah. >> three whales in a swimming pool. >> yeah. and they would come up and touch the ball, and there was -- i think there was some tail splashing and there was some -- >> jumping. >> -- with the fish. >> they hold the fish in the whales jump up. i remember saying, oh, what a fun job, you know. she's so lucky. and then i saw her walking with her rubber boots and she tripped and her foot just dipped into the edge of the pool, and she lost her balance and fell in, and she was pushing her way up to get out of

. >> the victim keltie byrne was a championship swimmer and a part-time worker at sealand. >> as seen in this video, rescuers used a huge net. efforts were hindered by the agitated whales. >> i would like to use this summer but my more immediate goal is to swim fast at nationals. >> it was sort of a cloudy gray day, and we were looking for something to do, so we thought why not go to sealand? it was kind of like this dingy pool with these whales. >> it just felt a little bit like an amusement park that was kind of on its last legs and everything was a bit gray. >> yeah, it was like a swimming pool. >> yeah. >> three whales in a swimming pool. >> yeah. and they would come up and touch the ball, and there was -- i think there was some tail splashing and there was some -- >> jumping. >> -- with the fish. >> they hold the fish in the whales jump up. i remember saying, oh, what a fun job, you know. she's so lucky. and then i saw her walking with her rubber boots and she tripped and her foot just dipped into the edge of the pool, and she lost her balance and fell in, and she was pushing her

. >> bradley byrne is funded by corporation. his statements are far from liberal. >> we are sending far too much money to other countries who do not honor our principles. in fact we are sending billions of dollars to countries like egypt and pakistan who are using that money to attack christians. >> but for the tea party he isn't conservative enough. and in this world bastion of the old south, the republican nominee almost always goes on to win the election. washington has its eyes on the streets of mobile, because what happens here could determine whether or not the federal governmental actually functions for next year. professional sam fisher says if the tea party wins, other republicans will find out it is not safe to listen to the party leadership. >> threatening and saying if you don't toe the line and you're city member in the house we're going to be finding someone to run against you. >> the establishment candidate has the money. the tea party has grass roots support from the likes of oglesby who promises this is not the

. >> the victim keltie byrne was a championship swimmer and a part-time worker at sealand. >> rescuers used a huge net. >> efforts were hindered by the agitated whales. >> i would like to use this summer but my more immediate goal is to swim fast at nationals. >> it was sort of a cloudy gray day, and we were looking for something to do, so we thought why not go to sealand? it was kind of like this dingy pool with these whales. >> it just felt a little bit like an amazement park that was kind of on its last legs and everything was a bit gray. >> yeah, it was like a swimming pool. >> yeah. >> three whales in a swimming pool. >> yeah. and they would come up and touch the ball, and there was -- i think there was some tail splashing and there was some -- >> jumping. >> -- with the fish. >> they hold the fish in the whales jump up. i remember saying, oh, what a fun job, you know. she's so lucky. and then i saw her walking with her rubber boots and she tripped and her foot just dipped into the edge of the pool, and she lost her balance and fell in, and she was pushing her way up to get out of

it was in alabama which was a special election congressional race, a primary where you had bradley byrne who was the more business-backed republican defeat a guy who was a more tea party candidate. that is the empire strikes back. that is the republican party re- its authority over its primaries. the two gubernatorial elections, new jersey, how does chris christie thomas how does a republican win a blue state by such a wide margin? great news if you are a republican. and then in virginia, i see it as a real missed opportunity. republicans had a real chance to and i think it was just a perfect storm of problems , conspired to defeat ken cuccinelli. everyone thought it was going to be a blowout. i think a lot of republican money went away and in a ridiculous way it went to new jersey where people wanted to be on the side of a winner and maybe they could have pushed originality over the line. do you agree people that say the establishment left ken cuccinelli and if they had done so, he would have won? guest: i do. the funny thing is you can also blame the tea party because i think the shutd

i'm tracy byrnes. ashley: and i'm ashley webster. the dow searching for direction and headed thanksgiving. traders leaving town early, taking profits of the table ahead of the holiday, but we are open for business. watching these final two hours of trading. keep it right here. tracy: i love it. and speaking of prying eyes, we will help you get to granma. we are live at o'hare and in the fox weather center tracking the storm and, of course, the corresponding delays. ashley: plus m are you buying more this black friday that last year? your responses and our expert guest with the sales predictions commng up and just moments. tracy: the white house asking people not to use the obamacare website, even if it is fixed by this weekend. you don't want to miss this. this is comedy. you cannot miss this hour of markets now. the top of the hour, time for stocks, as they do every 15 minutes. nicole petallides on the floor of the exchange. let's go back a little bit. up, down. >> reporter: that has really been the action of light. we have had days

smith, tracy byrnes, jonas max ferris, john layfield, and david mercer. john, paying for maternity care or other coverage you don't need is all part of america's value system? >> not part of the america i understand. it's part of a socialist system. if that's how you want to view health care, that it's a right, that you don't have to pay for it. we pay taxes to pay for defense. 's not fair to compare it to health care where peopl have the ability to pay for what they use. how about we take the 65% homeowrship right now and have them pay a double mortgage or extra mortgage to pay for the 35% who don't have homes? where does this end, and where does it -- somewhere, we realize health care is not necessarily a specific right. >> well, the problem is, david, that you are paying for things you may not necessarily need, and it's costing more too. is that part of the vae system? >> well, i believe that the whole objective of the affordable care act is to lower costs overall to the economy and to individua. but secondly, with regard to the obama care and what it

. >> bradly byrne defeated dean young in a congregationary primary. he moves onto a special electionen the 17. and in virk. ken cuccinelli and it was hard fought and historic. the parties that controlled the whitwhite house us a lost. >> the first time since 1999 new yorkers elected a democrat mayor. deblasio cruised to a victory over lhota. >> he is an outspoken progressive. he voud to raise tacks on the wealthy and greater rights support and that include an end to the controversial police policy, "stopnd frisk" a corner stone issue in his campaign. >> there are hundreds of thousands of new yorkers who have never experienced stop and frisk. >> i have talked to dantes about the possibility that he will be stopped. parents all over the city are having that conversation with their kids. >> last week a an appeals o cout stopped the practice. the stop and frisk program had been ruled unconstitutional. they relied on a policy of indirect profiling. it would reteenly stone blacks and his panicses if they had been white. >> arabaarablast year new yorkee stop

smith, tracy byrnes, jonas max ferris, john layfield and bernard whitman. welcome to everybody. gary b., another broken promise? >> absolutely, brenda. the only word i can think of that describes this is despicable. one, you know, as you pointed out right at the top, it's not going to, you know, five million, 10 million people. the number as you pointed out is over 90 million people. that's over a quarter of the population that were, one, lied to. and, two, now forced to go onto plans that are invariably costing more than they are paying for now. so this whole thing about you can keep your plan, and even if you have to kick your plan and search for a better one,it turns out, brenda, it's lie upon lie upon lie. and not only that. maybe the worst part, the reason i say it's despicable, they knew all this before -- well before obama care was implemented. >> bernard, what do you think of that? >> i think it's hysteria gone wild. if 93 million people were about to lose their health insurance in the next two months because of the year end, i think we'd know about it by now. i don't bu

months of secret talks with iran in the country of oman held with deputy secretary of state william byrnes, under secretary wendy sherman, and biden adviser jake sullivan. in the end they came up with diplo speak, creative ambiguity. the text t t t says a final agreement, hopefully in six months, would involve a mutually defined enrichment program with practical limits. and inspections, all to be negotiated. both sides declare victory. critics say it sows the seeds for problems down the road. >> it is a huge difference. this is not about two people trying to put the best face on a deal as they walk out. >> reporter: but in tehran, people are celebrating at the prospect of getting even some relief from crippling sanctions says nbc's ali aruzi. >> there is a sense of cautious euphoria here. iranians are eager for economic prosperity after years of sky high prices. now they're hoping for tangible changes that will affect their buying power and quality of life. >> reporter: did the u.s. win or cave? experts say it's too early to tell. it depends if the temporary freeze leads to a bigger deal p

yell help's nomination to replace ben byrne naqi. the full senate will vote after the thanksgiving break, maybe as soon as the second week in desks most observers expect yellen who is currently the fed vice chair to be approved and become the first woman to lead the world's most important central bank. now the senators who voted against her nomination, have said it is essentially a protest against the fed's on going efforts to stimulate the economy. yell season a key architect of this huge bond buying program known as quantitative easing, that some critics fear will spark inflation, or asset bubbles. now to better understand the debate over the $85 billion a month bond buying campaign, it helps to understand what exactly the fed does, and why it matters to you. when wood row wilson signed the federal reserve act into law, in the decades since then, the fed and its chairman have remained independent from politics but not immune from criticism and second guessing. bank runs and financial panics. a permanence solution to the nation's fi

. >> tonight the fire that byrned for hours yesterday in redwood city is finally out. you may have smeld it. soot and other particles could linger in the air for another few days. air quality was nearly off the charts. a reading of 35 is the beginning of bad air. at 6:00 p.m. yesterday, that reading reached 114, a level unhealthy to just about everyone. >> it was a very strong scent. it smelled like burning plastic. >> >>> bet you some good news tonight. grand opening of tunnel is set for this weekend. all this week emergency crews are practicing disaster drills in the new tunnel. this is what the oakland side looked like today. flashing lights on emergency vehicles testing the new life-shaving systems. >> this is a big, big improvement saefty wise. >> crews will also practice other scenarios including handling car accidents as well as testing things like emergency radios. traffic could be flowing by saturday if rain doesn't delay the lain striping. >> tonight not too far from the contra costa side, andrea shows us in the middle of rush hour. >> take a look behind me,