night at 6:00 p.m. what time do make you some money. if you can't watch, record the show. i will be on stuart varney tomorrow. up next, ashley webster taking the reins lou dobbs. there's no one better filling in for lou dobbs and ashley webster ashley: good evening, everyone. i'm in tonight for lou dobbs or a president obama addressing the american public, the 10 states have outlined their own protocols, including mandatory quarantines come and health care workers are turning from the regions of western africa. >> the end is not defined by fear. that's not who we are. america is defined by possibility and when we see a problem and a challenge, then we fixed it. and we don't just react based on

our fears. we react east on fact and judgment. and making smart decisions. ashley: fox news obtaining moments ago an internal state department memo marked sensitives that indicates the president obama is considering allowing non-american ebola individuals into the country for treatment. and this as australia suspended all travel from liberia and australia in the first to close its borders to travelers from the stricken region. also tonight the united states military under cyberattack will have as they that russia has infiltrated some of the top defense contractors. it has all ready spread as if all report is straight ahead.

in the meantime, another good day for investors on wall street in their 200-point rally, pushing the dow jones industrial back over to 17,000 mark of $325 billion for paper again today. and the second nurse who contracted ebola at a dallas hospital is now free of the virus and out of the hospital. but there is no law to concern over whether the obama administration is doing enough to keep the american people safe. as of right now, certain states, the federal government, and the military all have different policies on ebola quarantines. and jennifer griffin reports that that is creating a lot of confusion. >> as the defense secretary ways whether to defy cdc recommendations by extending a mandatory 21 day quarantine.

>> as part of their mission that has been assigned to them by their commanders and maybe their commander in chief. and so we don't expect to have similar rules for civilian. >> there might be some members of the military who think that there's a haircut that is required. >> chuck hagel is extending this to the other military branches. >> the secretary is in possession of this recommendation and he's made no decision yet. >> you can't treat the military one-way and treat individuals that are health workers coming out of the region and otherwise hassan rouhani.

>> after returning from the ebola zone and advice all soldiers pretty sassiest doneness to ensure that family members and their surrounding communities are confident that we are taking all steps necessary to protect their health. none of the troops had come into contact with ebola patients. according to the cdc and doctors >> i think it is critically important that we reassure the american public. >> i'm so grateful first and foremost, i want to thank god. >> australia became the first country to shut its borders binning visas for citizens or ebola affected states in west africa, a new fox news poll released today suggests that the

worry about the virus has dropped nine percentage point since earlier this month. ashley: thank you very much for that report. the comments coming just before he set off on the campaign trail for a six-day fundraising, the president tried to do whatever he can to six days before the midterms. and the democrats still losing ground to republicans. >> president obama announcing his most sustained stretch and he made sure to give a nod to one of several that have pinned him down. >> america cannot look like it are shying away because other people are watching what we do. and if we don't have robust response in africa, we are endangering ourselves here.

>> some say they would rather see him stuck in washington dealing with ebola, and the terror attacks in canada, which is why the final itinerary for campaign and economic event starting today in wisconsin and running through sunday in pennsylvania include the states with holly contested gubernatorial races, not a single senate race. >> democrat is ducking and covering was in a contested race and trying to pretend they didn't know the guy and vote for him. >> a new fox poll shows why he has become so radioactive. his approval rating is at 41%. as the of the obama administration has been competent and effective managing the government, 39% said yes and 59% said no. after the stumbles, during the last midterm election, where candidates only wanted to help

raise funds for it was only used for public rallies of candidates in 10 states. this year the president held 63 fundraisers and by sunday night we will have only made appearances at seven rallies. >> it will break eventually, but this is really important. >> even vice president joe biden is more trusted than the president on this trail. >> i believe that he will, and i think you will see us keep the united states senate. >> if that happens, and it will come of what is going to happen is there will break the back and you will see reasonable people on the republican party start to vote recently again. >> the president leaving the heavy lifting with his former secretary of state hillary

clinton. on saturday she will be in louisiana and kentucky and also collect chips for 2016. ashley: thank you very much. new warnings about what many expect will be a mass and the executive order for midterm elections, the leader of a labor union representing immigration officials has said that this situation is about to get exponentially worse and dangerous and that includes the department of homeland security is looking for a contractor that can print 34 million new green cards press secretary josh earnest says that he couldn't say. but i would be surprised at the white house were in a position where we were having intimate discussions with agency officials. >> they could vote to repeal any executive order, but such a vote

would be part of a presidential veto and that would require a two thirds majority to override. new reports tonight that the head federal prosecutor in brooklyn, new york, is a leading candidate to replace attorney general eric holder. the obama administration is trying to avoid controversies before the midterms. we are coming right back. >> a quarantine becoming a dirty word at the obama administration fights the american public on the proper course of treatment for those returning from the fight against ebola. diane black joins us next. (receptionist) gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow.

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ashley: the obama administration allowing non-americans to come to this country to be treated for ebola. this according to a memo obtained by fox news. joining me now is diane black, a registered nurse and member of the doctors and nurses caucuses, thank you for joining us tonight. you're honestly more than qualified to talk about this issue. and i want to get your reaction to this memo which recommends it devises a system for ebola affected noncitizens into the united states, as long as they are otherwise eligible for medical of acture countries inte united states. the reasoning the u.s. needs to show leadership, at least that is what we are being told. what's your reaction to that? >> i cannot even believe that the administration is entertaining that cannot even t the administration is entertaining that thought.

first3 >> i cannot even believe that the administration is entertaining that thought. first of all, the number one priority should be the safety and welfare of the citizens of this country. and we know that he said it's unlikely that we have ever seen anyone with this on our borders in our country. and then we have those that said we would be prepared if it did happen and we were shown the we were not prepared. there has been confusion a cdc at wehou despng ttar d say at ty argoing to do and so now the thought that they would entertain a noncitizen come to the country is just beyond any kind of intelligent thought. >> adding to the word confusing, that is probably as accurate as any. the president said today that we don't expect to have similar rules as we do for our military as we do for civilians. and i don't think that the virus cares how you were there or why ctu were there.

beginning we have been putting out informatio as though they knew everything exactly about this virus. as a health care field we knew that we still have a lot of things we don't know about. so when you have this great confidence and then you find out that most of what is being said is not true when they talk about being prepared, that was not true, when they talked about the way in which it was going to be handled in this country, all of what they have been saying has just been changing over time. the truth of the matter is that we don't know fully about this virus. it would be helpful if they said this is what we know at this time and we are going to keep you abreast of what is going on and that the number one priority

is to protect the citizens of this country and even though we still don't know how it's transmitted and when we know that someone is really contagious, we are going to bring someone into this country that is able to expose our country. ashley: she is now insinuating that her constitutional rights were violated. what are your thoughts on our? is it unreasonable for the greater good enact. >> absolutely not. for what we know about it, that appears to be a it. lack of time in which someone would show whether they were contagious. and i have traveled throughout this world giving services to other countries and if i chose

to traveled to west africa to be a volunteer there, i know and understand fully that that would be what i have to do when i came back to this country. and so i'm disappointed in this that she didn't accept that she needed to be quarantined until they found out that she was safe. i believe that we should be quarantined people for at least 21 days and that you can argue about this in their home, i happen to believe that they are in some facility where they can be watched. but we should be look at the latest doctor mccain back. is that the beginning of the signs and symptoms? we've been talking about this but everyone who has talked about this virus has said the very first thing they felt was an extreme amount of tiredness.

and once they get this, i can't say that the one contagious and they weren't shedding that virus. we just don't know. >> that is exactly right. diane black, thank you for joining us. we appreciate your insight into this ongoing greatly confusing issue. we appreciate it. ashley: california prosecutors filing murder charges against illegal immigrant and his wife were accused of carrying out a shooting rampage last week. both appeared in court that did not and police. they say the male suspects have been living in the u.s. illegally after being convicted for selling drugs. coming up next, new evidence that russian hackers have succeeded in penetrating some of america's most important defense contractors and nato allies. the extent of the threat and the

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u.s. military regrets, targeting u.s. defense contractors going back since 2007. and threatening intelligence manager and thank you so much for joining us. this highlights three main targets in the hack attack. we have eastern european governments and militaries and security organizations. and so what do we know about these things? with russia's targeting? >> the group that we are programming, shorthand for saying that we believe the group sponsored by the government, in this case russia, when we look at the profiling they have covered the targeting along with

foreign militaries and also foreign government. so this includes the targets in order to probably get policy intervention. the other side of the tools that they have been using since 2007 looks to be the work of professional development. ashley: interesting. do we know that this is the russian government, are these just criminals? is that the russian government paying criminals to get the information? what is your sense? >> what we are seeing looks to be the work of state espionage. we don't see any financial targeting and they are not taking credit cards but targets that would yield state secrets and that's a key distinction between what we see with the chinese. where the chinese have profiled these before. focusing on getting intellectual-property tax that would benefit stayed on enterprises and companies in china. ashley: the fact that this is uncovered, did we wipe out of

nowhere and we will have to come up with something else? >> no, as with many of these groups, the persistent threat groups because they are persistent, they are willing to take the time and put the resources and for years to continue to do what they are doing. ashley: how do we combat this meant we have to remain vigilant, i am sure. but it seems to me that much like the authorities we are one step behind these people. is that unfair or true or not. >> i think that the way that an organization can best start to think about what they can do is think about what they have for aspects. so what do you hold dear? your intellectual-property? the communications of your executives? is it your reputation and your brand credibility? then start thinking broadly about how you create mixes of products and services and the right people and team romney organization to have that defense and create the best and

most thoughtful way to protect your network. >> i remember the people that were trying to counteract the hackers, can you do that with this as well? >> that was the same team and we chased it back to the chinese military unit. and we see a very different type of activity. as a result of motivation and the way that the operations have printed, we have very different evidence that we are going off of. in this case it's the targets in the tools and the language settings that we the and also the time zone as well. and so in the case of russia we have made a judgment based on the evidence that we have been tracking and with china we were able to get more personal

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ashley: a disaster moments ago in developments of commercial spaceflight, unmanned, rocketic -- explodeed. it was to be fourth space station delivery for the company oorbital sciences. >> thousands of canadians packed ontario christchurch today to mourn officer cirillo who was killed in last week's attack on the parliament. >> the searing pain of today. may his son, young marcus daniel cirillo, some day find comfort in the fact that our entire

country looks up to his dad with pride, with gratitude, with deep abideing respect. ashley: royal canadian mounted police are zeroing in on a new security video from a mall to try to determine where the shooter purchased gun to kill cirillo. >> in hawaii, lava just yards away from a neighborhood on the big island, it is moving 8 to 10 miles per hour, and already displaceed a thousand residents in pahoa . hundreds of homes havs are in is path. >> turning to midterm elections, just 6 days until polls open, new hampshire republican scott brown taking a one point lead on shaheen, brown closing what was a 10 point deficit in a poll last month, interesting stuff,

joining us now, former member of george w. bush senior staff brad blakeman, thank you for coming here. >> hig my pleasure. ashley: talk about sheehan, scott brown race, why is this so close, ha has brown done to -- what has brown done to close the gap, mercedes? >> i think, that the fact indonesiashaheen has closely ald herself with president obama, saying that she is proud to stand with the president 99% of the time has not been helpful for her, and scott brown has taken advantage of fact he is tracking beneficiaries like national security. >> tacking about issues like national security, it is impacting her numbers. you saw it was 10 points about a month ago he is now closed that

gap to 1 to 2%. he is still an underdog in the race. but it does put them in a toss up category for many of these political scientists that are saying it was before safe say the for democrats but now a toss d, latest fox news poll is a came out today showed enthusiasm for midterm elections are in favor of the republicans, but. the spread is narrowing it was pan15 point spread before now 4 point with democrats, does that change your mind at all? >> no i believe it will be a wave elect, it not a soon for republicans, history tell us that second perm presidents do not farewell, add to that president's approval rating, it is under 40%, and right track, wrong track, a va vast majorityf

americans believe that country is headed down the wrong track, and independence who are leading in droves, so you have independence our way, you have republican who come out in midterm elections, the perfect storm for a republican route. ashley: interesting, would you agree mercedes? what is going to get the det democratic vote out now at-this-point, we know that president is on a 6 state tour, but all to gubernatorial races. the toxic president is not getting involved in senate races. is there anything that be upset the apple cart? >> well, i think we all feel confident that the republicans should gain a senate majority in one of the polls that 65% confident that republicans would win come tuesday with that said, when you look at early voting in states like north carolina for example, the democrats have a little bit of an edge.

so, we should not take it for granted, and republicans we have enthusiasm on our side, it is a very antiincumbant year that could cut both ways a little bit. i think that we're hopeful that the republicans can take senate majority but looking at states like kansas, a crucial state to determine whether harry reid is staying in or getting out, this is a republican state, it is such a close race, this is a moment where republicans and kansas can stand for roberts and make sure that harry reid gets out of senate majority. ashley: is the republic party doing a good job about getting their message out, or is it what president of united states is not doing. >> you with not win an elect being negative alone, american people know how bad things are, they want to know how good things can be, not enough to be against something, you must stand for something, i think that republicans are doing a better job telling voters, where

they are going to make changes if we get the majority of 18 is the and -- of senate and retain house, we're talking about economy and health care, and immigration, and national security all of things that are concern, kitchen table issues that americans will be thinking about. ashley: mercedes, is the republican party doing a better job of attracting the vet of women, and minoritys? >> it is on the women part, that war on women, rhetoric that was so successful if democrats in 2012 is not playing off well, take a state like colorado, they coined term of senator mark udall to senator mark uterus. not really playing well to the women, they say, we have access to birth control, you know, this is not working. i think that bigger question, a lot of these states talking to women voters in particular, is fang do you feel safer than you

did 6 year ago, and have you crisis like in middle east with isis. you have seep the beheadings, and the airstrikes are not enough, and issue of ebola, all those issues percolate that is becoming a dominant issue in the households. in terms of minorities, in many of swing states in its hispanic its would impact states like colorado and florida, florida race, i believe you know scott -- rick scott has done a good job of reaching out to latino voter, it will be interesting to see what happened in colorado, where gardner had a more difficult time, and a video that came out talking about black voters who are upset with president obama, feeling that democrats have taken them for granted there is more work that republicans need to do with minorities, but this isin something that will be interesting to see.

ashley: brad, gop, you know, has a majority in both houses. does anything get done in the remainder of lame duck presidency of barack obama, do we get tax reform, a watered-down version of tax reform, is anything going to happen despite the fact that g.o.p. wins both houses. >> certainly opportunity is there, if there is good faitho both sides, if i were mcconnell on january 4 my first order of business is to invite president obama to the hill to meet with leadership of house, senate and layout a wish list, and then let president go out in state of union tell american people what he plans to accomplish in 2015, there is san opportunity to do, that if the president -- he has to stay true to what he told republicans in 2009, that is elections have consequences. ashley: a good place to leave it right there, thank you so much brad blakeman, and mercedes, thank you appreciate it. >> thank you.

ashley: okay two high profile republicans sparking 2016 speculation with changes in their weight, a source close to antwan lewis bobby jindal -- close to bobby jindal said that governor has gained 15 pounds in last few months, this may be a sign he wants to be seen as a presidential contendor, and chris christie has continued to lose weight. since undergoing lap band surgery last year, not clear how much weight he has lost, but chris christie is not telling anyone that number but his wife. good for him. >> and coming up next, islamic state openly taunting u.s. forces in kobani with a different kind of propaganda video. >> and facebook and twitter moving in after-hours trading, the latest coming up.

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ashley: in syria today u.s. attack and fighter aircraft going after targets near kobani, destroying a small islamic state unit, and 4 fighting positions, our next guest said that kobani was an obscure village that now assumed symbolic importance, lieutenant colonel ralph peters is joining us, a shocking propaganda video shows british hostage jim can'tly asking for a combat correspondent in kobani saying that town about to fall, despite american airstrikes, what do you make of this latest and sickly produced video. >> ashley, islamic state, has just -- a great niche product, they are trying to make mainstream, they have terrific marketing, great macro and micro messaging and competition that

is us, is in disarray and pushing an old product line, if this were an investment situation, i would buy islamic state and sell bong. obama administration, thigh are good, they are slick, the most important fact is that washington refuses to understand, is that islamic state understands its audience. they know how to raise the middle finger to us, they know how to incite young official potential jihadists, and convince people in the region they are winning, video today, captured all of that, i don't follow jim cantly, none -- i don't fault jim cantly, none of us know how we would behave if we were in that situation. i fault the obama administration. administration. >> if kobani falls how big a

victory is it to the group? >> huge, this matters in a practical sense it extends their caliphate up to the turkish border. we have a situation that has echoed through history, sometimes a small city or town assumes a symbolic importance. you saw it with bastion and battle of the bulge, and tphraoupblfallujah. here cobali is the big -- kobani is a big prize, if they do it, it would show, they stood up to american air power, and again the best that obama could deliver. but, were they to be beaten, out of kobani that is a huge humiliation for them, they need to be seen as a winner, if that is most important thing they

have going for them right now, is everyone loves a winner, they are seen as a winner, we're not i do enough to stop them. ashley: last question, running out of time, when about turkey. you mentioned turkey earlier. they have been obstructists at the least doing really nothing at all. how frustrateing is that? >> well, that is back to obama administration pushing old product line. washington functions to extend it does on inner shall and. >-- inertia. they cannot grasp this not turkey of cold war that was our stead fast ally, president erdogan of turkey is an islamist, he has been an be struckisobstructist he would ray islamic state slaughter kurds in kobani, he is not our friend.

ashley: interesting stuff, colonel ralph peters thank you. you. >> thank you. ashley: on wall street stocks rallying dow gaining 188, and s&p up 23, z nasdaq rising 28, volume, 3.6 billion shares, two biggest high-flying social media stocks are plummeting facebook share plungeing in after hours trade in earnings and twitter down 10% on disappointing user growth, listen to lou's financial reports 3 times a day. >> and walmart apologizing after someone had the -- not so bright idea of lists plus size halloween costumes under a section titled fas girl costume -- fat girl costumes, it was taken down 1 the interne 1 oncet blow back became loud enough.

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ashley: now to quote of the evening from philosopher, john lock, the end of law is not to abolish or restrain -- a battle raging now between white house and state governors on how best to handle ebola cases, 8 states, following new jersey and new york following quarantine and other precautions that go well beyond

federal guidelines. joining me to talk about this mercedes corwin, fax new fox nel analyst, and rebecca reband, new jersey governor chris christie said that states must act. >> i understand, that cdc has been belined on this, folks got infected in texas because they were behind, we're not going to have folks infected in new jersey and other states. ashley: are state laws constitutional? mercedes, begin with you. >> undoubtedly. this quarantine individual, started as beginning at 20th century, smallpox, folks were coming over that is what happened, a huge public safety concern. ashley: for the greater good. >> of course, a sens 70% mortaly

rate for those affected with ebola, there is a public interest. >> the white house does not have legal authority to overturn what states are doing they have gone their own direct, saying you are not leading, you are not going far enough, and white house is like come on, let's be under one umbrella. >> they don't have to, states have individual freedoms to police their own citizens, if governor christie, and governor cuomo believe that only way to treat this is by having people, reasonably stay quarantined for 21 days, this is not an unreasonable request. that is civil rights issue, i think that civil rights lawyers are failing, they say, you shouldn't quarantine them. ashley: that is say good point, rebecca, and mercedes this quote from casi hickox's attorney, she

was upset. he said, her civil rights were violated at a minimum she could bring an action for damages. but her goal is trying to revoice policies. is this a violation of the due process clause? >> no, because, you can't shelf the 14 amendment if you have this public safety concern we're discussing, to what rebecca said, if you quarantine them for 21 days, who were the conditions? she was allowed to eat whatever she wanted. she was in a hospital setting. if her health declined. nothing that was -- that she was subjected to any anything other than say, this is for the benefit of the greater good, and your protect, if your health declines we're here to assist. ashley: rebecca, what is collapse of this getting to

court? is this grand staning lawyers? >> they might bridge it to court -- bring it to court but they are not going to win. ashley: not going anywhere. >> no, the aclu, said she is concerned, she is respectfully, a nurse who treated people in west africa, that is noble and honor. but she may have a different outlook if she were governor of the state, there is a whole constituent see they have to think about and spread of virus, and if anyone leaves, one state goes to another, there are a lot of concerns that sometimes individuals may not recognize on a whole. >> that going to one nurse, 163 people on now subjected to these concerns. because she took a flight, he went to look at dresses, and all of these people that came in contact, they are now subjected to this, maybe i was infected.

they don't know. ashley: could there be a legal challenge here the other way, saying that individuals may have acted without proper regard for public safety. >> a great point it goes to a battery, if you know you are infected with virus, and go about your business, you might be subjected to tort laws saying you are sued. >> if it is intentional and you knew. ashley: do you expect more of this to go on? as long as ebola, scare if you like is going on? iis a case where someone digs in their heels saying i don't need be quarantines. >> you could also face criminal charges if you do this -- if you go out intentionally. >> they may start to impose, if there are so many problems, some sort of remedy, this you don't self quarantine there might be self-repercussions for you.

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