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Could risk everything. >> well, it was an all out sprint for the candidates. they were barnstorming through the states of michigan, new hampshire, florida, north carolina and this morning, we have the very first election results of the day. this half the small town of dixville, notch new hampshire with a total population voting wise of eight, they continued their midnight voting tradition. clinton captured the most votes with four followed by two for trump, one for gary johnson and there was a w...

Will this be the big stick that republicans believe it will be to beat democrats with or will they have to, as some republicans, including bobby jindal had suggested recently have to find some new issue to go after because obamacare will not be the big drag on democrats that it looked like it was going to be earlier this year? but if these results are any indication, it may be that obamacare is a very powerful issue in these mid terms because alex sink was a much better known candidate. a much b...

Youre going to have 31% of the liberals voting for the republican. it will be a very close election. youre going to have a very different electorate. i think one of the undercover parts of this election in jersey is he won 60% of that election. even with that result, its not at all clear that verse democrat "x" in 2016 he would win the state. the population voting will be so different. >> and hillary wasnt on the ballot in jersey. he wasnt exactly running against the toughest "d." >> and someone...

The third thing you see is republican extremism. they have gone so far to the right. they have continued to alienate women voters, hispanic voters, african-american voters, asian voters. voters all across the state of texas. and you see that on the national scale which youve talked about today, but you see it in texas i think in more stark terms than you see anywhere else. >> it seems like what texas republicans have done with the power that they have had in the state for so long is that they ha...

Had on your show earlier tonight. you see a bench of truly inspiring leaders down there and the third thing you see is republican extremism. they have gone so far to the right. they have continued to alienate women voters, hispanic voters, african-american voters, asian voters. voters all across the state of texas. and you see that on the national scale which youve talked about today, but you see it in texas i think in more stark terms than you see anywhere else. >> it seems like what texas repu...

You see a bench of truly inspiring leaders down there and the third thing you see is republican extremism. they have gone so far to the right. they have continued to alienate women voters, hispanic voters, african-american voters, asian voters. voters all across the state of texas. and you see that on the national scale which youve talked about today, but you see it in texas i think in more stark terms than you see anywhere else. >> it seems like what texas republicans have done with the power t...

Much construction, like the plan to remove the trees, the very remaining green space in the center of istanbul where protesters are, and then replace it with a mall or museum. a very ostentatious plan the administration had to resculpt the center of the city here. that is a cost which many traditionalists here in turkey, secular middle-class, intellectuals were appalled by. they wanted to see the old istanbul they knew, their old way of life retained. and theyve been concerned that the type of c...

Population voting for him. he was really angered -- angered them, and that often became part of what we saw in these protest as long with them being fueled by police tactics. >> nick, americans look at this, they wonder, who are the good guys here? who are the bad guys here? so often we want to tend to side with protesters thinking theyre rising up against an oppressive regime. but doesnt prime minister erdogan deserve credit, a modern country, beaten the odd in the middle east, allies of the un...

Administration had to resculpt the center of the city here. that is a cost which many traditionalists here in turkey, secular middle-class, intellectuals were appalled by. they wanted to see the old istanbul they knew, their old way of life contained. and conservatism, breached by prime minister erdogan, and he has 50% of the population voting for him. he was really angered -- angered them, and that often became part of what we saw in these protest as long with them being fueled by police tactic...

hello, everyone, and good morning. so glad youre starting your day with us. we have a lot ahead for you on cnn sunday morning. im randi kaye, its 7:00 on the east coast. we are talking a whole lot about greece, bracing for an economic meltdown there. the world holding its breath. it could be the next lehman brothers. if you thought the 2008 meltdown was bad, wait until you see what todays election results bring. and an alleged serial pedophile may take the stand as the sandusky defen...