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Like him is called a mensch, yiddish for a standup guy. and now that very supportive community gathered around his wife of ten years, andrea. >> she seemed to be a good fit for him? >> absolutely. they had been together since college. he always spoke about her with great affection and respect. >> the couple moved to dunwoody, affluent suburb of atlanta, after rusty, a software grad, accepted a job with a software company. >> they had a great house in

Billionaires boys club, three examples of the top brands in street wear. all just remember gen z, theyre not really fully into the work force yet. the oldest gen z are sophomores in college. >> dana: so mom and dad are buying the street swear. >> interesting thing about street wear. its sometimes very expensive but theres a whole secondary market. you can go on ebay and other secondary markets and buy either used or -- >> dana: and thats the hot ticket? >> gen. z they love their street wear. >> ...

President. he would be young. its incredible whats going on here. the people still want somebody sort of 50ish to be president. thats always been the gold standard, around 50. >> i think bernie sanders pretty much blew up that notion in the last election cycle. and age doesnt matter until it does, until theres an alternative that is a new shiny kind of inspiring face, like a beto orourke. and i think whats going to be much more important than age in this cycle is who can bring that secret he sau...

Springfield owns a house. >> affluent. ed: people have a lot of property horse country in new jersey. in initial reports i had heard about the fire. i didnt realize i thought they had potentially died from the fire. you are saying they were stabbed inside. >> they were murdered first, the wife and children in the house. the brother was murdered. he was found outside the house but with gunshot wounds. >> so the two brothers owned a couple of businesses together. consulting company, a tech company...

Out of 67 have already recounted the last week. and it has not been very all the ballots, theyre going cheerful, if you -- of all the to have to go through it by hand, a very tedious process, things going on. internally, it looks like, based on reporting and nbc reporting indeed. >> there has been one voter who has been widely quoted because that hes quite distraught about the elections, hes not happy she said, basically, florida has about it. >> well, so whats the smart again become a laughings...

Cost republicans that seat? >> i think so, absolutely. i think he actually probably had a lot of mccain voters who voted against the republican there, and gave it to the democrat, and look, theres a realignment going on. right now, looking at all the election results cross country, you would have to say that affluent, educated white women in particular, but a lot of men have rejected this president and are voting with a coalition that includes minority, african-americans, and hispanic, and white...

Republicans be? will the affluent, college educated suburbanites to stick around? will these independents and blue-collar democrat leaning voters who voted for donald trump, will they come out and reformat coalition? >> harris: is my team pops up the map that we showed a moment to go, because i want to break this down, polls start to close at 6:00 and by 8:00 p.m. youll have 50% of the places where people vote on house races, the polls will have closed. so youve got places like kentucky 6, virgi...

In the u.s. house of representatives for the first time in u.s. history, which is great. the way you teed it up is right. its not just women for trump president. its women overall. there are suburbs we see in minnesota and elsewhere, there are 25 districts generally more suburban, generally more affluent that voted for secretary clinton and a republican in the house. they are battleground number one tonight. >> dana: but what about blue collar workers, men and women, but certainly men who consis...

Theyre coming up with new ideas about how to organize. they are talking to each other in their anger and shock. they have formed new networks and the beginnings of new coalitions. they are learning about some of the history of progressive activism. they are learning about, in some cases, their own racial and class privilege and the way that it has blinkered them in the past. these are conversations i have had with women around the country in the past few weeks who i dont think would have had the...

This has become kind of axiomatic out in america. >> absolutely. and its true. because you look at the districts where the republicans are in the biggest trouble. its these affluent, educated suburbs where there are whole foods. and the places where they still have a fighting chance, although in talking to republicans over the last 48 hours, i will say they are getting more and more nervous about the districts that are redder that dont have whole foods. you see this re-alignment kind of taking p...