steph new cutter, bill crystal and candy crowley. candy, how much significance can we attach to what s gone on tonight? chris christie ace big player. if we didn t know that before we certainly know that tonight. but there is a danger of overinterpreting these results across the nation. consider for instance there are 30 republican governors right now. if mcauliffe wins there will be 29. 30 republican governors right now, a des of whom are in states that obama won, many of them quite handily. governorships often are one offs. we do, notice in jake s interview, people to exactly what chris christie says. they size up the person. there is an x factor when you go to vote for governorships.
what s going to happen sunday, monday. it s a little tricky because we need those two pieces to join together. once that happens, it determines the direction that the system is going to take. i don t think this is a mid-atlantic storm system for philly, baltimore, or d.c. new york you will be on the cusp of this, however, can see how that would happen for new york city. big player when it comes to the heavy snow definitely looks like southern new england, you are talking boston up north toward southern new england, bangor, caribou, probably picking up 6 to 10 inches, sunday into monday, jon. jon: i will get the snow shovel ready, katie fehlinger, thank you. the senate signed off on the nuclear treat were with russia. some folks in moscow might have to make up their minds. details on that ahead. plus [siren] jon: high speed chase right near president obama s vacation home in hawaii. you know the veto service
when you go to spend money, you give it mostly to the people on the important committees that influence your business. goldman sachs committee outreach. how much goes to people on key committees? this is the twoin/2010 cycle, the current campaign cycle. just shy of $100,000 to house financial services and shy of $90,000 to the senate banking committee. where we are in the spring of 2010. look at some of the favorites. when you stretch it out it goes to the key players. chris dodd is the chairman of the committee. about $4200. he decided not to run for re-election. dick shelby is the ranking republican and happens to be negotiating right now with chairman dodd just shy of $35,000. chuck schumer a big player from new york where wall street is, some money there and this is the house side down here. democrat of connecticut, democrat of new hampshire that should be. getting big money from there as well. one last look at this. why are they spending all this money? they don t like some of the