so, giants or royals? >> i am going with the royals. how about you? >> i will take the giants. >> see if you get it right this time. we are standing by to learn whether the human remains found oif over the weekend are those of missing college student hannah graham. the man accused arrested has been charged with death from years ago. hannah graham disappeared six week s ago but the search hs been suspended as we wait to identify the remains. and the primary suspect has been

indicted near washington for rape and attempted murder that occurred back in 2005. police say hannah was last seen on surveillance video walking with jesse matthews. >> we are live in charlottesville, virginia with the latest. >> reporter: police are trying to figure out how to move the case forward and the prosecution has big decisions to come up to decide how they will bring jackson to court and on which charges first. the sexual assault case from 2005 is a decade ago and a hundred miles from here near washington, d.c. police released few details after the case. a woman was grabbed walking home from the grocery store, a sexual assault took place, and it was so violent of an attack they charged him with attempted capital murder. the case went cold and was link

today the morgan herring ton case where five years ago a woman disappeared and was found dead. but police had no suspects until the hannah graham disappearance as that is when they located jesse matthew. he ran off to texas for a while, police brought him back and charged him with abduction attempt to defile. it has shattered the innocence on the campus >> people are being aware of who is around them at all times and girls are being careful not to walk alone at night and not be outside after a certain hour like 10-11 p.m. >> reporter: the university is also changing things a lot. the university police say they put on extra patrols around here and on off-campus areas and add a added a number of vans to the safe ride program which is a program you can call and get a

ride. people are watching, waiting and lmz resigned to the news that will come if and when the medical examiner decides to release who the body they found over the weekend belong to. police believe it is possible it is hannah graham. back to you. thank you. sg now fall out from the ebola outbreak here in the united states with the cdc shoeing new guidelines for health care workers caring for patients with the deadly virus after two nurses became infected treating a man who later died from ebola. juan is live with the new guidelines. >> reporter: good morning. those two nurses continue their treatment at emery hospital and at nih and we understand they are in stable condition. the cdc drouther said the protocols were not stringent

enough and they failed so the cdc is issuing new guidelines for personal protection equipment. very similar to what you see here in alabama. three t's. no skin exposed. water proof garments, aprons, hoods and face shields. repeat tv training so health care workers are comfortal putting it on and taking it off and a super visor to make sure everything is done properly to minimize the chance of cross contamination. in new york the cdc is leading a training section and hundreds of people are supposed to be learning how to protect themselves for the new gear but it looked like i -- a -- union meeting. this is an n-95 respirator and it could be form-fitted to the face and this is a disposable face shield health care workers

but on and with gloveed hands they can take it off and throw it away after treating the patient. the nbc camera man being treated in nebraska believes they could release him. and emery hospital released patient x who was there for 40 days who is virus-free. and texas officials said the magic day is november 7 and if no one comes down with ebola by then they could be out of the woods but the cdc officials said the united states cannot let down its guard and despite all of the measures to screen passengers we could be one flight away from another thomas eric duncan landing in the united states. >> ask a lot of questions on how efeathive the screenings are even if someone isn't showing a fever becauseee are counting on them to tell the truth. >> and doesn't always

happen. inside election head quarters. democrat candidates distancing themselves from the president. the president said all democrats running away from him now are tide to him. >> these are folks that vote with me. they have supported my agenda in congress. this isn't about my feelings being hurt. these are folks who are strong allies and supporters of me and i told them you do what you need to do to win. >> our next guest writes that president obama is toxic for democrats in the election and everyone is recognizing that except for the white house. allyson barber, staff writer at the washington free beacon. they maybe allies and supporters

but they are running away from the president. >> and they are hurting senate democrats who are in close races and in loof the battlegrounds state the president's approval rating, or disapproval rating, is over 50%. they are doing no favor for him. they just gave the republicans another gift in sound byte. they gave one this morning when he said my policies are on the battle and that popped in georgia, new hampshire, kentucky and now they can play it in states with an abyssmalrating >> the democrats are saying this isn't a national election. this is about local issues and races. but if you suddenly bring in the president saying all of these people are my supporters and vote with me, all of a sudden you are making it a national election. >> you are. it doesn't help them. the thing to remember about the senate mid terms is the

democrats had a tough battle having to defend more seats and it usually favors republicans because it is older, white voters. then you add in the fact the president has a low approval rating ge month and add in things like this where they are trying to distance themselves from him because of the rating and he comes in and consistently brings himself back into the rise. that doesn't help them. >> let's imagine you are president of the united states with an underwater approval rating in the battleground states where the senate races are being fought and you come out saying these folks are with me? >> it is odd. they seem to know he is not valuable in terms of showing up in the states because he did fundraising but in twirls of campaigning he hasn't done that

for the senateome a few gubernatorial races. and in 2006 president bush was toxic. >> right, people didn't want to stand on the stage with him. >> but the difference was he acknowledged that and made a joke of it and left it there. president obama is saying some don't want to campaign with me but it is my policies on the battle. he is tying himself to democrats instead of doing what you have seen when previous presidents do when they are not helpful to the people running. he is not stepping back and letting them do their thing he is getting back in on it. and it will not help the senate democrats. you have to think about people in alaska and louisiana. >> this president doesn't have great experience as a politician. he won the senate seat in illinois.

but is it his tin hat for polit politics that is creating the sipation? >> i am not sure. everyone else recognizes obama is toxic for senate democrats and they don't seem to want to admit that. i don't think it is they don't know. they have compitant staff. but they decided it doesn't matter and they will allow him to make remarks like this. in october, when he said the policies are on the battle that was a big mistake and the fact they don't realize it is a mistake is a problem >> and you say this is a gift for the republicans? >> absolutely. sentencing in the blade runner murder trial. how long will oscar pistorius spend in jail for killing his model girlfriend?

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right now, crime headlines we are following. court action for the man accused of jumping the whoit house fence and pushing his way through the front doors. he is facing charges including resisting secret service agents and prosecutors say he had more than 800 rounds of ammunition. and a woman who shot up the google executive with heroin and they are saying she injected herself with drugs and clouded her judgment. jury selection in a high profile case in pittsburgh for a medical

researcher is standing accused of killing his doctor's wife by poisoning her energy drink. they had to -- permission to chose a jury outside of the area but chose a local jury. oscar pistorius received five years in prison and that decision came down today from the judge for killing his model girlfriend reeva steenkamp >> count one, the sentence imposed is the maximum impli implies -- imprisonment -- of five years. what can you tell us? >> reporter: a heard a gasp from

people in the room but no reaction from oscar pistorius. we have seen plenty of tears but none this time. he grabbed the hands of his uncle and aunt while orderlies led him down. going out of public sight, it took less than ten seconds. a spokesperson said it is 50/50 if they will appeal the sentence and push for longer. any further action will probably not take this place this year. the athlete might get out of jail only to have to go back in again if found guilty of murder. less than an hour after the court was finished, he was taken under heavy guards after threats were made against him straight to victoria's prison.

his family said they will not appeal the sentence. and the international olympic committee announced even if the athlete is let of jail they will not allow him to compete until the full five years past. and that is 2019 several years after he said he will retire so it is unlikely the world will ever see the blade runner run again. >> that maybe one of the harshest penalties to deal with. >> it could have been 15 years he could have gotten and he got five. >> based on the beginning of the trial from now it worked out well. >> doesn't seem like justice to me but that is the south african system and a different system >> got to respect it. another big national retailer reporting a possible

breach of credit card information. we will tell you which you know so you can keep a close eye on your statement. and we are waiting on word if the human remains found in virginia belong to hannah graham. what law enforcement is trying to do to tie the suspect in her abduction to two other brutal crime.

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are other stores hit this year. we are waiting for the human remains of a body found outside virginia to be found. the sophomore, hannah graham, disappeared six weeks ago. the suspect has been linked to another murder and charge would a brutal rape. how is the prosecution pulling it together? steve rogers from the new jersey police department is here. you have been talking about this case and you have suspicions and theories about this and you may have been right all along. >> credit to fox because you were on top of this. we talked about the possibility of a serial killer and the dots are being connected to other murders and missing people and we may have the man. we don't know yet. now if this body is hannah.

if is a her, it doesn't mean he is the one that did this. there has to be more forensic evidence gathered at the crime scene. >> is that possible after missing for a few weeks? assuming, if this is her, her death was near the time period she went missing, what as dedetective can you look for in the area and the body? >> you will setup a parameter and look for strands of hair, footprints, maybe he dropped something, a thread off clothes. they will look at the area and if they find one little strand that is connected to him they got their guy. as far as the body is concerned, there is dna evidence to look at and maybe they can find out the cause of death. but the key is getting more evidence than what they have. >> he has been charge would the 2005 very brutal rape outside of washington, d.c.

i notice the charges included attempted capital murder. we have a survivor in the case, which i am sure is helpful, but it sounds like this was a very brutal attack. >> it was. and every single cold case inar dozen, it is going to be reopened, relooked at and they will interview people again and again and again. like i said, all they have to do is make one connection with solid evidence. this is all based on circumstances right now. >> as this pieces together, how do you think this information is being relied to the suspect and how can police and investigators use it to move him? >> what i would do is sit him down and say we have enough evidence to link you to a lot of missing people why don't you come clean because it is life in prison or maybe you should deal with us. nine out of ten times, they get

a lawyer and the lawye works with the prosecutor and they get a deal >> or potentially the death penalty. if that is on the table that has to be motivating >> that is how police work. you are facing the death penalty or life in prison come clean and if he is the one he may come clean. >> he did show up at the police station to have some kind of conversation and took off and was discovered in texas. how much of that is coming together? we know behind the scenes investigators are doing everything they can trying to find hard concrete evidence. >> he came to the police station on a fishing expedition. he wanted to know from the police what they knew and obviously it wasn't much. but it was after all of the information came out he went missing. all of the dots will be connected and they will bring a

totality of information and evidence together and go for their man after that. >> do you think the allegations against him that were never prosecuted but we heard about, allegations of sexual assault at two different universities he then later left, will those come in if there is a trial or because there was no prosecution they will not introduce that? >> that will be up to the judge. i would say yes, they should bring it in but if it is irrelevant you will not see it s surface. >> thank you for your insight. gas prices are falling giving gases significantly relief at the pump during the travel holiday but you might pay more than usual if you decide to fly. a police chase ends after a man hits two canadian police.

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will engs plain. and the penalty phase is being set for jodi aries. isis is launching more than a does' -- dozen attacks on the kurdish forces. the pentagon says more drops from the united states should be taking place this week and more airstri airstrikes as well. we have the author of the lost spring and it is good of you to be here. why is kobani so important to isis? >> it is almost their selling ground. if they can take kobani ration what they will do after that on the map is to go toward the

west. the other towns, kurdish towns, along the border. they are trying to control the syria/turkey border and then they will move to the east and then there is another kurdish area but a christian area and oil of syria. so they have a strategic view and kobani is in the center. >> so the united states airdrops of supplies and even weaponry; is it helping? >> reporter: yes, it is helping as much as more phene in the sense it allowing kurdishfiders to push back but it isn't -- fighters -- but not allowing them to break from isis completely. there is nor strikes and weapons to be dropped for that. >> overall, how would you assess the progress? are we making general progress against them? >> reporter: in some places that

are publicized, kobani is international known and the united states is dropping the items and turkey is allowing other fighters to come fight. this is defensive and not strategic. i think turkey will have to give the bigger push for the count attack to begin. >> do you get the sense turkey is inclined to accept the push? >> reporter: no, turkey indicated they want to maintain the status quo. they have not obtained whoever is replacing the islamic forces is going to be a friend to the opposition forces. they will give few pushes until that happens. >> you have heard president obama saying time and time again this is not a battle or not a war that american ground troops

can or should fight. he said we should depend on the locals on the ground to take this fight to isis. is that going to work? >> look, there are three options. option number one is a massive ground force intervention and that is not going to happen because the administration doesn't want it logically. number two, is to maintain the status quo until we have growing forces of the opposition. this is going to take time. this is what president obama is waiting for. three, regional forces like turkey or the saudi arabians or the jodanians haven't accepted to go for this idea >> what about baghdad? so far, baghdad has remained in the hands of the iraqi gm government. do you see the battle coming down the road? >> reporter: from a strategic

perspective the battle has gun. they have a belt around baghdad but what are the islamic state forces doing? they are getting closer and closer. i argued as of last week, inside baghdad the sunni areas are producing sells for the islamic state. so that battle is going to happen no matter what. even if the city is under the protection of the iraq army and our militants. investigating a possible terrorist attack north of the border in canada. a driver struck two military members in a parking lot yesterday. windup of the soldiers died. the driver led them on a chase and was shot and killed after be got out of the car and con fronted the police. they say the 25-year-old attacker was influenced by islam

but the cops are saying tight lip >> the theory of this being a deliberate act is being investigated but is early to guess what the intoppings -- intentions were. >> they are traumatized. it was a battle. >> and canada's prime minister is speaking out. >> we are aware of the reports and it is troubling. our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. we are monitoring the situation and will make the resources of the federal government available. >> 130 canadians have been estimated to have left the country and joined terrorist groups. consumers getting mixed messages when it comes to gas prices. $3.09 is the latest drop but the

prices are not being passed on to those flying in the air. liz mcdonald is here. explain this. >> reporter: major u.s. airways hiked the fairs last week and this is a signal that ebola fears are not stopping the demand to fly. lower oil prices are not being passed on to travelers as well. airline ticket prices rose on many domestic flights. just in time for the holidays we have united, delta, and others hiking it up to $4 round trip. southwest said it increased one-way fares by $2 in some domestic markets. usually they boost tickets to cover the cost but we have oil prices dipping in recent weeks

dropping below $82 a barrel. and even though the ebola outbreak sent the airline stocks tumbling down, this is coming amid questions on if people are too frighten to fly and airlines are saying nothing has changed and fears are not huring the demand for flights and the news about the end of the quarantine period in texas may continue to calm lingering fears. savings on jet fuels from recent drops are not being passed on to travelers. jp morgan chase says it was the fifth hike this year. united states stocks are raising higher in trading today. this is from up beat corporate reports from companies like

apple and harly davidson. we are having a good session in the market. back to you jon. >> flying is a miscible -- miserable experience i find this year. >> that is coming from the pilot. >> that is why i became a pilot because i didn't like flying on the airlines. >> maybe we can hitch a ride with you? >> any time. >> that is confirmed on tv. >> sheldon can come, too. could it be him? what investigators are saying about the latest spotting of the man wanted for the shooting at the police barracks. and what a new jury will hear during jodi aries sentencing

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chances of disease. and in pennsylvania, another possible sighting of the suspect in a deadly state police ambush. eric fourteen was spotted near a post office in swiftwater yesterday. schools in the area have been closed. he has been on the run for more than a month. they believe he maybe breaking into cabins or vacations homes to steal food. he is accused of opening fire at a police state barracks killing one trooper and wounding another. a new jury is getting ready to try to decide rather jodi arias lives or dies more than a year after she was convicted of the brutal murder of her boyfriend. the jury back then couldn't reach a deal on the sentencing and now a new jury is going to

chose life in prison, death penalty or to get stuck again. this is a very time consuming and expensive project to talk about not about if she killed him but if she gets the death penalty. it seems like it will take a lot of time to do something we did. >> as a former prosecutor when we had a deadlock or a hung jury you sit down and regroup. in my view, what they should have done, and i will give the other experts credit because i heard them saying this, the prosecution said you wave all of your appeals and we will take the death penalty off the table and maybe life in prison with a chance of parole. >> the fact is that women are much less likely to be sentenced

to the death potential. >> it is very sexist but look at the stats and you can see a minute numbers on there. but this isn't about dollars and cents. this woman stabbed her ex-boyfriend 29 times. it was a horrible crime. then blamed it on other people and tried to flee. this woman deserves the death penalty. >> but from a straight death penalty analysis, as horrible as it was, the reality is when you get to this stage we want to figure out what happened and this was an emotionally driven outburst. lisa and i battled at this before but it isn't ten killings or torturing the victim. in all of the factors, there is only one that applies >> and she is a sociopath she is

selling her glasses and hair like anyone wants them. >> people out there will pay for it. >> we did research on it. did you bid on it? >> no, i did not bid on it. >> this is going to take time. it is going to be ugly. the prosecution has to show this was cruel, depraved or heinous, but these people are going to see pictures and hear details and this isn't a pleasant experience for the jurors. >> i am in favor of cameras in the courtroom but there is not going to be in this courtroom and i think that is a good thing because i think jodi arias loves it. >> judge made a smart move saying no cameras but i think the judge felt that might foster disposition. you know what i mean? the lawyers are human beings and they want to be in front of

cameras >> let's not forget that jodi arias before saying he didn't want the death penalty said she did. >> now what she has said is he killed him but it was self defense. what kind of mitigating factor is that for her in this penalty phase? >> as i said earlier, i don't believe there is adequate showing of self defense per se but i think this is one of these she flew into a rage scenario and that is not inconsistent with murder but it is on the death penalty. >> the jury voted 8-4 for the death penalty but it has to be umanious and we will go through that with the new pool of jurors. >> they already know she is convicted. >> and they will hear death penalty or life cases. if they get stuck again it goes

to the law. what do you, and i will start with you, what do you think the judge does? >> the only issue there is will the judge give her a shot at parole. that is hard to say. i don't have a crystal ball but i think he will impose a penalty of life in prisonment without parole. >> i agree with doug. no parole. not in this case. not with this woman. she tried to blame others and flee the scene and played to the cameras >> what version do you think we will see during the trial? there can be cameras but no broadcast until after the verdict so we may get a look at her >> she presents all kinds of styles. >> new pair of glasses i predict and the long hair -- >> maybe she can do locks of love. >> she did hand stands during the interview when the police

left the room. she wanted to represent herself >> hated her lawyers and fired them. this is why i disagree with you, doug. this is a psychopath. >> i am not excusing her but when you look at traditional death penalty cases it is more callus and calculated >> the jury has a lot to decide. it will take several weeks >> i liked it back when she said she wanted to dealt penalty. watching your favorite team lose could be more painful n state and why the betting of sport isn't sitting well and the ceof a major oil company is killed in a small plane crash and a criminal case is being opened into what happened here.

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