follow our contributers on facebook, google plus and more. this is al jazeera america, a look at today's top stories. >> america is not defined by fear. that's not who we are. >> president obama says we must stop the ebola outbreak at the source and stop discouraging healthcare workers from going to the front loins. a last ditch effort to keep the town of out isil's control. four drug members under the arrest in the case of dozens of students who disappeared.

and the u.s. postal service more extensive than disclosed? tens of thousands of americans secretly monitored sometimes without a reason. learn by casey now, what does the president have to say about the effort to respond to the ebola crisis? >> there are two warranted to stay veg lent here at home to make sure that fed call facilities are ready to deal with the incomenning cases. he also says it must be stopped a it is source. to that end, he praised both healthcare workers who will going over, but also member oz if

military, and u.s.a.i.d. staffers. the disaster assistance response team since the beginning of august. and he said they are seeing signs of progress in fighting ebola in liberia. so two critical elements. >> did the president have anything to say about the quarantine policies p it in place, in new york, new jersey, and illinois? >> boy, this was the sub text for what the president was saying today, we saw governor chris christie go on t.v., calling the obama administration incredibly confusing so there's been a lot of push back, but the president did not address what those governors are doing. instead he emphasizes of honoring and respecting and making sure healthcare workers are cared for properly.

here is what he had to say. >> when we so a problem, and a challenge, chen we fix it. we don't just react, based on our fears. with react based on factz judgement. that's how we have built this country. >> now the president obama said every policy that is instituted should be supported of these. and he talks about making sure guidance are based on science, and that they are sensible. so this is a push back, when they are calling for more intensive quarantines. the guidance say don't go that far. >> what about military personnel involved in west africa. >> the president said

members in the military are in a very different category. and he says they are treated differently, now we did see the defense secretary come out and say there should be a 21 day quarantine for those member whose are working on ebola issues and there's a recommendation from the joint chief of stall to have all military undergo a more intensive treatment we are still waiting to see how the defense department reacts to that, but think about what that would mean, while it is charging they are still paid and on the clock, as members of the military, a very different situation, says president obama, than volunteer healthcare worker whose may be now worried about going over to africa and coming back home to a very unwelcoming response. a five-year-old boy will be removed after testing negative for eolah.

meanwhile, ebola patient remains in serious but stable condition, and the texas nurse while caring for a man who died is now virus free. robert gray? it was a conference at emery university hospital in atlanta. dallas nurse was declared ebola free, and released from isolation. while this is a day of celebration, i ask that we not lose focus on the thousands of families who continue to labor under the burden of this disease in west africa. vincent's situation gained widespread attention, after she knew from texas to ohio and then back just days after treating the new decreased lie borian national. thank you to nancy wright ball, both of whom were successfully treated here, for your donations of plasmaer and me and other patients. and thank you for your

leadership, in helping to educate the public about this difficult, but treatable disease. >> while world leaders appeal for more doctors and nurses in the west african hot zones healthcare workers in the u.s. are finding themselves on the defensive. this nurse has been at the center of the mandatory quarantine controversy. return to the u.s. after treating patients and showing no symptoms of the virus, she spent the weekend this the tent outside a new jersey hospital. she says she has no heat, no shower, and a box for a toilet. hick cook called her treatment inhumane, now she is being allowed to continue her 21 days of isolation, and her families home in maine. >> her service and commitment to this cause is something they should be honored and i don't think we do that by making her live in a tent. >> chris christie insists he did the right thing by quarantining her.

lawyers and represent both amber vin setter and casey hickox. vincent wants to combat some of the stakes made about her. arriving from the west africa hot zones with a high risk of contracting ebola. robert gray, al jazeera, atlanta. >> nancy was one of the first americans to be diagnosed with ebola. tomorrow morning she will talk about her experience, and how she is helping others. starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern time. reenforcements are on the way, u.s. led air strikes to only kept isil fighters at bay, now the hope is troops and heavy weapons from therd cannish region may turn the tide. soldiers have been gown in today, more than 150 h be demied. a vonn kay carrying equipment early this

morning to make the trek through turkey. they may be the last hope after weeks of fighting and hundreds of casualties. bernard smith has this exclusive report from the border. >> on syria's border a tank used by isil fighters shells a kurdish position just meters away. only air strikes from the u.s. led coalition have stopped the shipment in the crossing falling under isil's control, but the relentless fighting is taking a toll. for more than 30 years, it's why the government won't allow arms through to kobane, it is worried that they could one day be turned on the tapes. help is offered on purely humanitarian terms.

>> when they get a call, and they are waiting on the other side of the front, and just in syria, they race down here, and once they are on the scene, they have just seks, really, to treat the injured on base as quickly as possible, move them into the ambulance, and take them into turkey. but it is very dangerous, and they can't hang around. >> this fighter has suffered shrapnel wounds and he needs emergency surgery. every day, ambulances ferry injured dying and sometimes dead fighters into turkey. and every day the number dwindles. for boat h both of these men, their fighting days could well be over, even if they fully recover, the authorities won't let them back. they will have to be smuggled in across what is now a tighter front. at al jazeera, on the turkey syria border.

>> in iraq, the government is trying to manage the fight with the conflicting agendas among ethnic groups. curds arabs are all united but their divisions on who controls the vast oil well could be the chink in their armor. currish forces on the front line, nearby the largest oil fields in northern iraq. the islamic state and the lavon, or isil are only a few kilometers away. the natural resources around could make the city one of the most prosperous on earth, and everyone here could benefit. many say distrust the growing among the population. a sunni arab political

leader, he shows the scars of the walls of his house. he survived an attack here last year. >> it is a big problem for air rack sunnies. they suffer from the attack by 345 lish sha, and by isil, and then there's general injustice from the government, and sometimes we suffer at hands of our brothers the kurdss. in recent weeks, the city is around 30-kilometers from the border of iraqi curd stan, administered by the kurdish regional government. the threat from isil is so great, that kurdish, toes are helping the army defend it. iraq's constitution says both the krg and baghdad have a role in running it. >> this office behind me was set up by the krg government here about a month ago.

but the rivalries between turk and sunni arabs is deep deep rooted and there are some that say it is seriously jeopardizing their ability to defend the city. is to try to resolve disputes between members of different groups. >> everyone is threatened by isil this office is trying to people people from all groups together, but they are now becoming enemies. before it wasn't like this. this was page between ethnic groups now it is different. mill heeders from the population agree, he says the problem is not just here. >> they are just in danger here. they are also ainge in other areas. they are being squeezed out by other groups. >> the kurdish and iraqi army face attacks by isil almost every day.

attention among the people who live here could make defending it evenrd haar. al jazeera hundreds gather today to pay their respects to the shoulder kills in the parliament. 34-year-old was shot and killed last wednesday while standing guard at the nation's war memorial. also stormed parliament before being killed. stephen harper said he was a dedicated soldier. our hearts are broken at this loss. but our spirits are grateful, for his memory. corporal knew what all those men and women who died before him also knew. the only values really worth living for are those worth dying for.

misarrested four members today. not far from where the students were last scene. al jazeera has more. >> we are here in the city outside the city hall that was burned by protestors, last week who were angry over the suspected role of the mayor mexico's attorney general said they have more people on the case, and they have some testimony that a large group have ban handed over to this warriors united september 26, and they also led investigators into a series of new gravers that are being investigated now remains are being removed from. we have no evidence yet if these remains found in these new graves are those of the students,

meanwhile, this case has been more political fall out in the last week, a governor -- the governor of the state resigned, or stepped down, and a new governor has been appointed by the state congress. he received a backing on monday, who said that the people are not alone. >> real controversy bruising in louisiana, where sexual assault victims often face hefty medical bills for seeking care. a state law lets victims a i loo i to get reimbursed. but there are strict limits on who qualified. they say the victims are being revictimized. i don't think than martin joins us live, how long has this legal loophole been in place? tony, it's been happening for years apparently, and it has only got the attention of the governor ran a front page article, in which they interviewed

several rape victims who had their enormous bills for these exams that they had, obviously that's not supposed to be happening that's something that is supposed to be covered. so you ask how did this happen, if a women's insurance does not cover an exam after a sexual assault, then it is up to the individual counties they are in decide of deciding how the cost is paced for. in some cases the hospitals were absorbing the cost, but in many cases no one was, so they were receiving these enormous bills but tony, one of the bigger concerns was the describing victims reparation functor welt they were turning women away, she toweled not get reimbursed for her sexual assault exam, or if a woman did not report the crime, which often happen

as woman was also being told she could not be reimbursed. >> going through a sexual assault exam is a really awful experience, you would rather be at home curled up not in a hospital getting poked and prodded to get a bill after going through this, and put them in financial trouble for trying to do the right thing, is just an awful thing. so again, very upset about this, in fact, he has issuedage executive order asking state leaders to come up with a plan, at least short term, to make sure these women who have experienced sexual assault don't have to pay for their exams and for hiv prevention or pregnancy prevention, so that's what he has done, is short term done that, hoping for some legislation for the long term. >> how do most other states handle these costs for rape victims. >> it does vary from

state to state. in some states the state picks up the bill, and there are other places where there is a pot of money set aside, and the hospitals just bill the state directly. and rape victims never even see a sheet of paper. they don't want these rape victims to even get a bill. they want it to be cutting out that process. >> jonathan, thank you. with smart phones in happen, thousands protests the tack on the internet. now, the e.u. says it is a threat to freedom, simon mcgregor wood, one of the protests in budapest. >> it is the second time in three nights that thousands have turned out here outside the it is ministry, to campaign against the plan that their government to impose a tax on their use of the internet.

the government says it is simply a plan to reduce this kuk's huge public death. these people disagree and say it is abattempt to restrict their access to freen, possibly even a strategy to control the free press he spoke of the need to move hungry towards any liberal democracy. for the russian president of course his partner in the european union as well, who have also expressed their extreme displeasure. it isn't clear with these people, are not youd to this type of street protest, are willing to go further, or whether they are ready for the bigger fight, that may face hungry.

still to come, the u.s. postal service secretly monitoring american's mail, and sometimes without reason. and malicious signs of hacking found wherever u.s. military secrets are held, all signs point to russia and it's government.

the u.s. postal service has been monitored the mail of tens of thousands of americans and sometimes without permission. shows just how broad the program is, the u.s. approved about 50,000 requests to monitor american's mail, and reported say the program has little oversite, this is one of the first detailed looks at the program which has played a role in surveillance since the september 11th attacks a good day on wall street, thanks to some more good earnings news. it's first chose, the s&p 500 rose 23-points and

the nasdaq gained 78. years after losing their homes thousands are facing more hardship. hone ourers are being hit with new after shocks from the foreclosure crisis. over fow many people have made the difficult decision to give up their homes. years later they are shocked to learn they could be responsible for tens and even thousands of dollars still owed as well as fees including penalties accrued interest and legal bills. >> in addition to that, their credit is adversely effected. they may not be able to buy a house. it's very very devastating indeed lenders hit with more than $1 trillion are looking to recoupe sol of their loss, to a legal process known as a

deficiency judgement. it is when someone losing their home, their home is foreclosed but there is still money owed and in many states the f that money is still owed, the home own ever may still be individually liable for the amount of the debt beyond how much the mortgage is worth. among the lenders are giants freddie mac and fannie mae, a recent report by the federal housing finance agency inspector general, shows that fangny may referred close to three unthousand of it's loans to debt collectors. fannie mae question declined our request, but did provide a statement saying we have a responsibility to pursue these cases on behalf of the taxpayer.

but consumer advocates say lenders are targeting borrower whose had no choice other than to lose their home. >> the deficiencies that we are seeing which again, had grown in number over the recent number of years is really having a terrible impact particularly on low and moderate income communities. >> i find defaults are the minority of the situation that we encounter in our practice. these are good people who had a bag circumstance. >> mary snow, al jazeera. >> we first told you about this controversy months ago. female soccer players now suing fifa and the canadian soccer association over plans to hold the women's world cup on artificial turf. no mens tournaments are mays on fake grass, and they say that is unfair, tom ackerman with more. football is popular in the land of ice hockey, and nearly half of all

players are female. all with reasons for candidate to host next year's world cup, yet plans to play and train on artificial turf have raised angry protests from some current and former players. we know this will be nor injuries. every aspect of the game is less, and so just place it on turf is really just sending the signal that girls and women don't matter. >> what began on social media, tweeter pictures of injuries is now a lawsuit, since the men's world cup is never played on artificial turf, the marries allege is ex-discrimination fundamentally degrading to women to be treated as second class, and therefore, that's the bases on which our human

rights code says that every person has a right to be treated equally. >> the 2011 womens world cup in germany, which was played on grass, is watched by big crowds and provided much encouragement for the women's game. but fifa and the canadian soccer association, co-defendants in the lawsuit, say they have no plans to change playing surfaces. a fifa official touring stadiums said recently there's no plan b, and canadian soccer officials say the country's venues are world class venues. that men play on artificial turf in other lesser fifa tournaments, so there's no is ex-discrimination. they will fight the case in court. most studies inkade that injuries are not more likely, that grass is turf are roughly similar.

but as a study done, players themselves don't believe that. they think artificial turf will cause more injuries and change the game and that perception matters. >> we think it is important, that future studies that compare these two, take into account player's opinions, because they can tell researchers a lot about things to look for. comparing these two survived fashions. >> female heats have fought international sported federations before, women ski jumpers were only allowed in this year, after fighting aborne allegedly on health for decades. say they won't boycott the games if they lose, but they are determined to have their day in court. al jazeera. >> one week until the midterm elections and the team pains are getting desperate, coming up wonted now using prostitutions. come on.

>> to send it's messages and it is a 2,000-degree river of lava, and it is inching closer to homes in hawaii.

okayn today's power politics and in several races the air is thick, with desperation. well, rick, david chuteser here now with

more, david? tony, control of the u.s. may come down to a few thousand votes in one stay, and the battles that may be crucial, include kentucky, where incumbent republican is trying to hold off democratic -- he has exceptionally high disapproval numbers and voters say his downward personality is a turn off. so mcconnell is now trying to be funny, in a spot where he considers silly advertising ideas. >> what about using a talking baby? that's been done before is. >> you and blood hounds. >> that's not going to work. >> maybe it is enough to say that mitch fights for kentucky. >> maybe this isn't such a bad idea, i am mitch mcconnell, and i approve this message. >> you have to wonder how many times he needed that, and his laughter still seemed force. where democratic incumbent appears to be about 10 points ahead of republican challenger, last night, during monday night football, the republican gillespie began attacking senator

water for not taking a position on wait for it, wait for it, the name of the washington redskins. seriously. >> why won't warner fight the anti-redskins bill. why won't he answer the question, i will, i will oppose the bill, let's focus on creating jobs and making our nation safer, and let the redskins what to call their team. >> let's focus on creating jobs that's what senator warnser doing by not weighing into the controversy. amazing. in the fifth congressional district, remember vance mcallister, most may recognize him from the surveillance video when he was caught making out with a staffer, well, the married congressman forgiven by his wife still seems to have a shot, so that dasher one of the many challengers in this open race, has enlisted some help from the star of the t.v. show

duck dynasty. hey, louisiana, guns brought us here, and violence and guns will keep us here, zack dasher believes in both. that's why i am voting for him. >> bibles and guns will keep us here. in the florida governor race, can you imagine what phil robertson may think of charlie crist. republican governor rick scott who can't seem to shed polls is now running an attack ad with images of a prostitute. >> i call on you to return that money, if for not other reason than just the sekism involved, why have you not returned the money. >> because we got it from a manager. >> now that you are aware of the source, do you think it is appropriate to return it. >> no, i don't. >> and we wonder why voters get so sick of political ads. the latest political

attack on democrats through president obama, trying to link frightening news events to mr. obama's discussion about closing down the prison at guantanamo bay. >> ebola inside the u.s., americans alarmed about national security, what's the president doing? making plans to bring terrorist from guantanamo to our country. >> you know the game perhaps one of these is not like the other, that ad is still miles over the top. republican pennsylvania governor is now using a halloween themed ad, to try and attack the tax policies of democratic challenge tom wolf. >> voting for wolf would be like voting to cut your own take hole. >> and that's just plain crazy. tom wolf, his higher

taxes are so frightens it even scares people who scare people for a living. >> that's a pretty funny ad, finally a lot of people like to dress up for halloween, in ukraine's recent election as candidate for parliament, changed his name to darth saider and campaigned in formal death star attire. on election day, he went do the polls representing the internet party, they were not sure if they were really luke's father, so they asked him to take off his mask, he said no. even in ukrainian it is pretty funny, he said the fact he did not vote, does not mean the empire will not win, but in ukraine's elections the force was not with darth vader, they did not

receive enough support. >> oh, man. >> that's todays power politics. >> you promised this one would be special, and it was. one of those six was colorado let's take a deep dive into that senate race, thought to be invincen't when he started his run for re-election, but congressman cory gardner could take the seat because of the low approval ratings and average of recent polls suggest he is favored by 3%. the two campaigns differ on a number of items but issues effecting women have dominated the conversation. cases for rape or incest, with not exempt, it has made gardner support a central issue. >> as you are making your

decision, remember. >> a bill that everybody says is a personhood bill, you are telling me it is not. >> cory gardner is still sponsoring the person in congress, his name is right there, but gardner just keeping denying it. his niles even fail the independent fact check. >> meanwhile, he has struck back, accusing him of twisting the facts. >> the denver post says it would pose no theft to women's right. in fact, he is a proponent of making the pill available. >> the country needs new leadership and fresh eyes. okay, let's talk about it, she is a domic strategist and president of the chatterton group, thank you for your time. >> hi. thank you. so the latest polls, seem to have cookman gardner ahead by anywhere from three to 7 points how do you see this race, is it close?

oh, is this race is absolutely close. for the first time in the history of the election, there are new voting processes in place, that will increase voter turnout. >> talk about this, liz. >> meaning -- yes, yeah. >> talk about it, the number of ways colorado is making it really easy for people to vote this time around. >> right. absolutely. it is the opposite of what is happening in other states are people are making it harder to vote, in colorado it is easier to vote this year, every registered voter was mailed an absentee ballot, three weeks ago. dew next tuesday, there is early in person voting locations, there are

election day in person voting locations. and, there is same day registration, which means just because you aren't registered to vote today doesn't mean you won't be able to show up next tuesday and register to vote. yo will see an increase that is going to be astronomical. and normally, higher turnout favors democrats. so i actually think these new laws in the end will -- >> but, liz, is the base out there energized. >> oh, yes. absolutely. because actually, a bill excuse me a ballot measure that represent i gardner has sponsored three times now, it is back on the ballot, it is losing again, and it is absolutely motivated one, particularly, unmarried younger women, those exact same voters who tend to sit out midterm

elections, in fact, a lot of people think the personhood bill in 2010, saved upon bennett from the crazy roe lewis of 2010. and that again, is because it is driving out those younger women, who tend to stay home in midterms but who vote democrat when they show up. getting some traction there, what about jobs. what about healthcare. >> that's a really interesting question, in all honesty, at this point, with a week to go, i think this is about the only u.s. senate race ha is really focused on this these issues of women's help. is it about election case funding or perhaps is it about the foreign policy issues.

very extremist record on birth control,s specially now that he is is coming out and saying no, i am for birth control, well, no he has a ten year record in the house about making it easier to have birth control. this is being driven by the person with the ballot measure, which is on the ballot and is going to go down. >> colorado has a large latino voter base. how is it playing out in this election cycle? they have not moved forward with more comprehensive action on immigration. >> i think it hurts all democrats chancens that the president wasn't able to move that legislation. i think it is going to be very difficult, the the democratic nominee to move forward because we haven't been able to get

any type of reasonable immigration reform passed. i think it is going to be one of the biggest issues but i think it is hurting democrats this year as the latino population looks at all of the candidates and says you all keep promising this. >> promising. >> and keep not delivering. >> and nothing. >> exactly. >> terrific. >> and nothing. >> joining us from washington, thank you. >> you know the choices that voters make next tuesday will have a huge impact on federal courts the party that controls the senate has enormous power, and sway over judicial nominations. and as grid lock has intensified so has the long jam in the federal court system. more on this story. >> tony, first, the good news, they have made some brock, in finally filling vacancies on the court of appeal, but delays continue in the work

force of the federal judiciary system. the trial courts where most cases begin. >> judge john jones was nominated to the district court in february 2002. he was confirmed six months later. we were up 300 cases per judge. >> in texas, retired federal judge who was confirmed in four months and 1994, never expected it would take years to appoint his replacement. >> i think we have two senators the one president, and they don't necessarily see eye to eye on these matters.

over supreme court nominations hike this one for nominee alana. i don't think what that label means. >> but nomination fights did not always extend junk jones says times have changed. >> in my experience, this were very few controversial district court nominees. i think the -- i can't give you an average time for confirmations but i don't think that there was anything that compared to what it became after that. and then a vote of the full senate. at every step, a delay can be real confirmation. >> historically,

appointments have not been particularly fought. >> is there a watershed year when you notice the uptick in federal trial court vacancy interests. >> usually the first year that a president takes off, there's a uptick in vacancies and that happened in 2009, when president obama took off, just as it happened for president bush what was so unusual, is that number didn't go down for five years that number actually increased and stays above 60 vacancies. >> last year, senate majority leader initiated the so called nuclear option, allowing a simple majority of 21 instead of 60 to confirm appointees. excluding supreme court nominees. #u republican senator denounced the move. >> the domic control

senate confirmed more judges but there is still more than 60 court vacancies, 60% of them in states with two domic senators 32% in states where there's a democrat and a republican, and 43% in states where there are two republicans senators. >> unfortunately, we have seen politics come ahead of the interest of the courts in those statements. are lost in the a government every year, because they lack in the court system, resolution doesn't come and people just sort of sit there, and spinning their wheels. ultimately they impact everyone waiting for their cases.

>> we shouldn't have these many vacancies. these are allocated funding full boat district judgeships. and they out to be filled. and the appellate seats out to be filled and i think we need to take a step back, and look at it's effect on real people who want access to the courts. >> judge ferguson and jones agree, both parties must find a way to make the judiciary work. toni. >> randall, how is this backlog effects the work that the judges are actually do. >> well, the judges say that everything is taking a lot more time, for example judge jones said the motion that may be handled is taking up to a year.

justice denied is trite, but ebb with it comes to vacancies it is true. >> appreciate it, thank you. >> and joining us tonight, for two hours of in depth coverage effecting merges that's tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern, at 11:00 p.m. eastern time, and don't forget to join al jazeera america for a complete round up of election results and analysis, okay, let's get a hook at other headlines, enes. >> tony police are looking for two suspects. the injuries are not life threatens police say one shooter escaped on foot, and the other drove away in a white sedan. sleep depravation was the cause of a train derailment that killed four people last year, the engineer fell asleep, causing him to make a turn at 82 miles per

hour, the national transportation safety board found that the engineer had undiagnosed sleep apnea, which contributed to his drowsiness. a friend of the boston marathon bombing suspect has been found guilty of lying to the fbi row bell lied about being in the suspect's dorm room after the marathon, where he saw fireworks and other potential evidence three days after the bombing. he faces up to 15 years in prison. and lava from a volcano is now less than 70 yards from a nearby town. we deal with so much different kind of stress, with this lava situation, and it is now coming to take your home that you worked so hard for. we don't know what we are going to do, but we just

take it day by day. >> in some places the lava is chest high live in this small hawaiian community. >> look at that, pretty dramatic pictures. >> schools are closed. >> life at a standstill at the moment. >> yes. >> appreciate it, see you later. >> and coming up, an attempt to hack military secrets and a new report points to russia being behind it.

a military secrets report out today indicates this have been efforts to hack into -- these are likely sponsored by the russian government, joining us now the manager of threat intelligence at the security company fire eye. thank you for having me. >> so your company was called in to investigate who was speaking into this firm's networks, what did you find? >> right. so the mall ware we have been patrol filing, has operations and targets across the globe. and yes, contractors part of that, but what we have seen are militaries and

government, especially foreign affairs in the targeting profile of this group. >> why do you believe, am i correct in saying you believe russia is behind this cyber spying operation? >> yes, that's our main assessment, so what we have is the target, and then the mall ware, the tools that the group uses illustrate that this is an effort that is well resourced the work of a skate, and goes back to 2007. so seven years of very professional developers and add to that, there's also the russian laing wage setting we have seen the programmers use for their tools, and the timing alignings the time zone when it comes to cyber spying should the government be more worried about the russians who are certainly concerned about china, but should we be more concerned about the

russians? i want depends on who you are as a target. what we believe to be a russian group, is that the targeting is mostly at year european governments and military, and european security organizations and especially organizations in georgia. in corporate sequence, but also a global companies. when it comes the the chinese, and about state espeonnage when it comes -- >> so you pass the information on, and they are aware of what you know, correct. >> our report went public today, so everyone is welcome to read it, we let the findings out earlier. >> so is the u.s. government involved -- is the u.s. government involved in the same kind of cyber warfare? is is alleged hereby as

being carried out by the russians and the chinese. >> who we are profiling here, seems to be state espeonnage. >> so we are looking here at the lense that we see which is the script from russia, now we are data agnostic, we are looking at what comes in, and this groups mall ware was distinct to us. and when the evidence started to come together, we saw this and said the only conclusion, is the most likely benefactor is russia. >> the macer of threat intelligence at the security company fire eye. laura appreciate your time, thank you. >> thank you. >> so you remember the game operation, now the man who created it asking for help, for his own operation. huh? the social media campaign is next. >> hello, i am ray swarez, prices at the pump are lower than they have been for four years.

and crude is down 25% just since june. why is this happening? will it go lower still? what's good news for your wallet isn't necessarily good for the economy. here or worldwide. the politics and economics of the plunge, live at the top of the hour. >>

remember the cree crater of the game operation, can't afford his own real life operation, innecessary is back with that story. >> tony, john created the prototype for operation when he was an engineering student at the university of illinois. and at the age of 20, he sold the rights to it for get, this $500. yes. and the promise of a job once he graduated, here he is talking about the job he showed his creation to a show executive and the deal that followed. >> so i walked into his

office, and it went beep. and as soon as it went like that, a big spark jumps out, and he threw up in the air, and he said i love it, i love it. at this time i was a little short of cash. so i really agreed to the deal. >> no royalties, just $500, and the job he was promised never materialized. his friends say he is not bitter but right now he need as $25,000 dental operation, and he can't afford it. >> now john is in his golden years and things have gotten tough. >> so his toy design friends set off crowd funding site to help pay for his operation, so far, more than 3,000-dollar evers has been donated, and as for has bro the toy company, has been very supportive of the campaign, and they

may even buy the original prototype, hopefully for more than the value of his surgery. >> why not, they have made millions off of this. all the time for this news how, inside story is next. >> gas less than $3 an gallon, couldn't be anything wrong with that? turns out the plunging price of oil has domino effects in all different directions. that's inside story. hello, i'm ray suarez. in the las