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a short time agnew video was released of that apartment where the victim lived. meantime, president obama was briefed on the latest in the ebola crisis. he has asked the centers for disease control to move as quickly in possible in investigating the protocol in texas. he is asking that they are prepared to deal with ebola patients. here at home we spent the day at a local emergency room trying to determine if they would be ready for such an outbreak. what did you learn? >> reporter: good evening. we had exclusive access to the hospital in wilmington. they not only have medical supplies but protective clothing. >> it makes you think a little harder. >> reporter: that's how the chief nurse reacted upon hearing a health care worker here in texas presbyterian in dallas has ebola. they showed us how prepared they are should a patient exhibiting a fever offer symptoms of ebola show up here. >> our protocol is ha we'll do the screening. >> reporter: the doctor says that screening according to the cdc protocol involves finding out if the person has traveled to locations

. >> reporter: kedra was shot in the chest when sources say another trooper was demonstrate agnew weaponnd it accidentally discharged. kedra was flown to temple where hours later a flag draped cass can debt carrying his body was led by police escort. before his family and under the salute of his fellow troopers on its way to the medical examiner's office. >> my prayers are going out to all the troopers across pennsylvania. they've had a very stress pull month now. >> reporter: can kedra had just bought a house in pottstown with his fiancÉ. he was a graduate of temple university's criminal justice program. while in college, can kedra wrote a blog in which he showed his love for the outdoors and described his desire to become a police officer. it was a dream that dated back to the time he was at roman catholic high school. >> he seemed like somebody that was made to serve. he understood the bigger -- that there was a bigger goal in life. >> he would have been a great patrol officer and could have saved lives. >> reporter: state police across the state are now wearing a black band over thei

the district will now be impose agnew health plan that will save about $54 million a year.rently the teachers pay nothing for healthcare. starting in december, they'll have to pay for a share of their health benefits, about 27 to $71 a month. >> almost every american i know and every district in the commonwealth except for one, the teachers pay for their healthcare. >> reporter: the district and the teachers had been bargaining for a new contract for almost two years. the district says it can't wait any longer for concessions. the schools have been battered by an unprecedented financial crisis over the past few years. 5,000 staffers have been laid off and 31 facilities have been closed. the district says the money generated by teachers health plan co-pay will go toward reducing class size and restoring guidance counselors and other basic needs. >> what we're trying to do is get resources back into schools. we're also trying to take the least onerous way to do that and that's why we took wage reductions off the table. >> reporter: the teachers union says this is part of a un

mcdonald's starter agnew campaign meant to counter perceptions that's food quality is lower than itsns can be submitted through social media. some will be answered with company made online content. taco bell rolling out some old favorites with a spicy twist. they're being made with super hot sauce. you know, siracha. the six menu items are being tested only in kansas city. tests will can continue for another few weeks. that's america's money. i'm t.j. holmes. >> up next, the new pr push for new jersey gaming officials. they say bear is just as good as beef. >> and we're following breaking news overseas. word just coming in about a brand new ebola death outside erin o'hearn has the latest in a live report coming up at - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here.

he was shot in the chest when sources say another trooper was demonstrate agnew weapon.hat's when it accidentally discharged. >> highly motivated and you could tell every single day walk in he was he can treatmently proud to be a pennsylvania state trooper and he showed it. >> he was a graduate of temple university's criminal justice program and roman catholic high school of philadelphia. >> new at 11:00 o'clock tonight, pennsylvania closes portions of the delaware state forest in monroe county as they search for eric frein the accused cop killer. the game commission also banned all hunting in this area. those decisions came after police found two pipe bombs in the woods where they believe frein is hiding. he's of course wanted in last month's deadly ambush at the state police barracks in blooming grove. one trooper was killed that day. another was wounded. >>> the cam pan trail traveled through the cbs broadcast center today. this morning pennsylvania governor tom corbett and his arrival tom wolf sat down for breakfast with the candidates. a free wheeling hour we hashed

test agnew system and fox 29's iain page has an exclusive behind the scenes look at what riders can expect reporter: it will be faste faster. >> you don't have to have cash money. >> reporter: easier. >> not having to worry about dropping tokens. >>> septa rides into the future no more tokens. i think it's the 1950s with the tokens. >> septa's new system has been in the works for years. this is septa's test lab on the tenth floor of septa headquarters building on mark street. we got an exclusive behind the scenes look where septa has several prototype machines that look close to what riders will see next year. >> we're anxious for transit to be launched in 2015 and then we'll move ahead to 2016 with regional rail. >> reporter: the lab has everything riders will see when the new system roles out next year. the new technology will replace septas' outdated token based fair system with a new smart system. that will allow users to pay with a septa smart card or a debit or credit card. >> all you do is get your card, tap it and you walk through. you exit, you just walk and it will open up. >> re

. >> the reason why i spend 50 or $100 every couple of months add agnew device for that convenience.: he primarily uses a company called smart things. recently bought by samsung. a hub allows him to connect all sorts of devices. >> basically think about your phone talks to wi-fi, your wi-fi router talks to a hub within the home and that hub talks to all those individual devices. >> reporter: there's no shortage of companies looking to control your home. from tech giants to tele com companies and some of your big box stores. home depot wants to show you a smart home can protect your family and property. a spotter sensor let's you monitor a door opening or a water heat look all from your phone. >> let's just say that was in there. he got something on his phone. he could have called a neighbor, somebody could have come and shut the water off. done something to stop that and won have been as much damage. >> for justin, the technology is giving him powers he could only dream of before. >> i don't know why it is that that's the one thing that i can never remember as i pull away from the ho

. >>> stow is file agnew filing another lawsuit. he's disabled from the '11 attack. he was recently awarded an $18 million settlement damages. >>> ebay and pay pal are splitting up. ebay approved a plan to separate its pay ball business as a separate publicly traded company beginning in 2015. ebay says the two stand-alone businesses will help both compete in the changing e-commerce and mobile payment worlds. investors were happy, too, sending ebay shares up too more than 7%. >>> u.s. stocks ended slightly lower today of the dow jones tell 28 points and the nasdaq dropped 12 and the s&p, five points. >>> the governor signed the law to where plastic bags will be phased out. the law is designed to reduce litter. the makers say it result in the loss of manufacturing jobs in the state. >>> 2014 will go down as one of the driest years ever in california. you know that. you live here. state water managers say we have received less than 60% of our average precipitation for the '14 water year which ends today and we're facing what could be a fourth consecutive dry winter. we

given richard nixon's and erratic brain wave, how did we ever get settled with spiro agnew as vice president and did he have any role in the dirty tricks? >> the answer to the last part of your question is no. none whatsoever. nixon kept him out of the office. i did discover the answer in my work to the first question. .. and -- end what i would like to say -- to we have the system? >> the system is still going out. >> what i would like to say is that when somebody tells the truth you find yourself in great peril. there will be many, many people who will be upset with that truth. over the years, and particularly the tapes, i found a level of cooperation that shows nothing but the fact that i, as i told the senate, was under testifying, particularly about the president. i would also find cooperation -- corroboration for virtually everything else i said, but i try not to make the book about myself, but some of that in the footnotes, there were certain -- that tapes were certainly my salvation. >> as a professor teaching cold war history and presidential history, you cannot skip over the nixon

>> spirro agnew was a piece of nothing.t kills me that i had him on, they put him on the show, this is before we learned that we had two criminals in the white house, the president and the vice president, great moment in history, they put him on and they say, he's got a good sense of humor, he cartoons a lot. the way they did your eyes, the locks you don't want on your talk show. >> howt about phonies? that were locked on your phone and table when you left. >> i didn't like bert parks. he was gooey and insulting and boring. a wonderful man in private life i understand. if he's watching somewhere. >> you had a wonderful relationship with mohamed ali. >> he was just about my best friend for years. he stayed at my house one night in the country. my wife was in new york. she called. they were in a model and they wanted to stay at my house. phone rang, ali picked it up and heard darling, and he said this ain't darling this is only three time heavy weight champion this the world and i'm lying in your bed and watching your tv, lad

. >>> a professional stunt man find agnew way across the bridge and beat the traffic. never mind the lane. a gopro cam shows him going up on the sides of the bridge with absolutely no margin for error. well, police near denver find an unusual intruder stuck inside a car with a broken windshield. yep. that's a black bear trying to drive. the officers managed to set the animal free and later tweeted the bear seemed okay, but the car, well, the car is a little banged up. >>> and can you tell what this thing is mounted on this camel? it is a google street view camera. a unique arrangement capturing incredible pictures of the desert in united arab emirates. the tech giant then posting the footage on-line. >>> here's the coolest story of the day. a robotics company treeing to keep other sick patients and employees at hospitals safe from ebola. hazmat teams are used to wearing rubber suits, right? respirators and gloves. even patients in quarantine have a chance of infecting others through human error. so the dallas hospital where the pirs ebola patients in america was diagno

what made the agnew scandal so infamous? >> well, he was a crook.of maryland and even when he got to the white house, people continued to make payments to him. so he certainly was probably the most infamous vice president we've had. we have a few others. but none that candidly breaking the law. >> no one stops that. all right. and y thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> coming up, it is called weekend of resistance. we'll take you live to st. louis. >>> plus, an alleged conspiracy involving the cia. contra rebels and crack cocaine. it hits the big screen this weekend. i'll talk to the man helped the book that is now a movie. due cappuccini, per favore. domo... arigato? arigato united flies to more destinations than any other airline. namaste. over 5100 daily flights to nearly 60 countries. namaste. plus, over 230 us cities. dessert? pee-can pie. pecan? yeah. okay. in any language, that's...gateway to the world friendly. amerigallons of sugary3 billion beverages every year. over-consumption may link to obesity. but there is a better choice. dri

. >> burlington county contractors dig agnew swimming pool have discovered human bones. crews unearthed them yesterday afternoon on the 600 block of bank avenue in riverton. investigators say the remains appear to be very old. they do not suspect foul play. forensic anthropologist with state police is examining notice bones. >>> developing now more than a dozen dogs found in deplorable conditions inside a south philadelphia home. the animals were removed by animal welfare officers this morning. some of the dogs badly injured. officers say the conditions they were living in were not the worst part of this story. fox 29's dawn tim money knee live tonight in hunting park outside the pspca. dawn, how did they find out about this? >> reporter: well, iain a concerned neighbor called 911. she's been complaining of dogs barking and whining and crying all night long. she can hear them through the walls of her row home. last night, the pennsylvania s spca and police arrived on the scene and what they found was extremely disturbing. an alleged dog breeding and dog fighting operatio

political, i point you to republicans such as mary cheney, who were skewered in this book as well as spiro agnew for having a number of affairs going at once, even though he claimed to be for family values. that was his whole shtick, as well as jenna bush who evaded her agents all the time, gave them a hard time, we didn't go through red lights trying to evade her agents. just didn't understand what security was all about. thought it was a big game. and senator ted cruz. you'll have to find -- by the book to find out what i said about senator ted cruz. i think it's interesting. and so at that point president obama says he had confidence in the secret service. how could anybody say that confidence in the secret service? it's not just to come out publicly and criticize them. he can just be quiet, but at the same time look for replacement for mark sullivan. mark sullivan, turns out, ordered -- this is one of the more shocking revelations, ordered agents who were protecting president obama at the white house, including when he lifted off in marine one, to go to camp david one weekend, especially loo

. >> it is test agnew system and i got an exclusive behind the scenes look at what you can expect. ♪ will be faster. >> you don't have to have the cash money. >> easier. >> not having to worry about dropping tokens. >> septa rides into the future. no more tokens. >> i think this is the 1950s with the tokens. i'm not sure why it's taking so long. >> septa's new system has been in the works for years. this is septa's test lab on the tenth floor of septa's headquarters building on market street. we got an exclusive behind the scenes look where septa has several prototype machines that look close to what riders will see next year. >> we're anxious for transit to be launched in 2015 and then we'll move ahead to 2016 with regional rail. >> the lab has everything riders will see when the new system roles out next year. the new technology will replace so many septa's outdated token system that will allow users to pay with a septa smart card or a debit or credit card. >> all you do is get your card, tap it and you walk through. you exit you just walk and it will open up. >> sam, is the direct

spiro agnew. all the first lady's of maryland. >> we can show you.ughter] these of the women of the granite state. [inaudible conversations] >> thanks for coming. >> that's right. [inaudible conversations] how are you doing? good. good. >> i have over 200 people coming. [inaudible conversations] >> i have won back when it with too much time at the beach. >> where were we that day? >> maybe that was two years ago? you had that great irish skin. that is george? >> absolutely. can you do us a favor? deal with your -- do you live here? >>. >> i live along the coast. >> excellent. >> we have a construction company in boston. >> get has developed a lot. >> we still get together. what do? >> thanks for coming tonight. thanks a lot. come around. thank-you. >> this is my husband. you know every person there is the spouse that puts up with a lot. >> we see people taking swings at us. >> i have some bones to pick [laughter] [inaudible conversations] plus you have a very courageous woman. [laughter] and wendy? >> but she went down. >> she keeps telling you of th

jillian bon and bob moses and hollis watkins and mary king. 50 years later two young leaders phyllis agnew, the son of a preacher from florida fighting stand your ground and samp yoes who is fighting for undocumented militants as the daughter of immigrants were invited to speak on the march on washington, and they were not able to speak, and that's when we knew we had to do our own kind of commemoration, so we came together in boston and north carolina and in a tiny island called st. simon's in georgia we are black and brown and asian and queer and undocumented, and adopted and southern and organizers and artists, and we are all of those things at once. what side are we on? are we on the side of america that -- that rips families apart. what side are we on? are we on the side of an america that continues to allow black and brown youths to struggle for equality in education? what side are we on? are we on the side of an america that fires and believes and even kills people because of who they love? it's okay with them getting married, but isn't okay with them having full federal equality yo

names are julie and bob and heather and hollis and mary king. 50 years later two young leaders, philip agnew and sophia compost fighting for undocumented immigrants were invited to speak at march on washington and they were not able to speak. that's when we knew we had to our own kind of commemoration so we came together. in boston, in north carolina, and in a tiny island called st. simons in georgia. we are black and brown and asian and queer and undocumented and adopted and southern and organizers and artists. we are all of those things at once. what side are we on. are we on the side of an america that continues to incarcerate people at a higher rate than any other nation, that rips families apart by deportation. what side are we on? are we on the side of an america that continues to allow black and brown youth to struggle for a quality education? what side are we on? are we on the side of an america that fires and believes and even kills people because of who they love? that's okay with them getting married but isn't okay with them having full federal equality under the law. last week, o

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happy that you cut the budget for water management board, eliminated the department that regulated agnew housing departments, and in a record high budget year he gave only $70 million to the public landmine program, florida forever. aid budget says a lot about a leaders priority. where does the environment rank in yours? scott: is a we've accomplished so far. when i took office it was a big surprise to me that charlie sat on his hands while we had a decades old logjam over the decades -- everglades. i went down to the department of justice, epa, corbin just to try to fill the loss of your archive environmental on border i got the bag on board and with a record settlement. i went back to the legislature and they invested $880 million to restore the everglades. something that charlie didn't lift a finger to do. on top of that we put $100 million to protect our core reads, something charlie didn't and i'm into. we have record funding forced springs, something charlie wasn't willing to do. what charlie was willing to do on the everglades is go by land that we couldn't use to store the evergl

jillian bon and bob moses and hollis watkins and mary king. 50 years later two young leaders phyllis agnew, the son of a preacher from florida fighting stand your ground and samp yoes who is fighting for undocumented militants as the daughter of immigrants were invited to speak on the march on washington, and they were not able to speak, and that's when we knew we had to do our own kind of commemoration, so we came together in boston and north carolina and in a tiny island called st. simon's in georgia we are black and brown and asian and queer and undocumented, and adopted and southern and organizers and artists, and we are all of those things at once. what side are we on? are we on the side of america that -- that rips families apart. what side are we on? are we on the side of an america that continues to allow black and brown youths to struggle for equality in education? what side are we on? are we on the side of an america that fires and believes and even kills people because of who they love? it's okay with them getting married, but isn't okay with them having full federal equality yo

given richard nixon's erratic brainwaves how did we ever get saddled with spiro agnew and vice president nvidia for the role at all in the dirty tricks? >> the answer to the last part of your question is no, none whatsoever. in fact nixon kept him out of office. to discover the answer in my work to the first question. a fellow by the name of tom pappas who was a greek american businessman had been the first to recommend agnew to president nixon is somebody who he thought was an appropriate moderate at that time governor who gave balance to the ticket. what is most interesting about tom pappas go he raises money for the watergate defendants. richard nixon would seldom ambassadorship. quite a remarkable thing. the panel moderator has suggested we close on that note as we are in the countdown right now for the c-span audience. what i would like to say, do we have the system. [inaudible question] what i would like to say is when somebody tells the truth you find yourself at great peril. there will be many many people who will be upset with that truth. over the years in picking the tapes i ha

agnew's first. get to the good news and then we will move along with the program here.ell me if i'm wrong. i am convinced today the average family, the average middle-class, thinks this done is completely rigged against them. tasty bailouts for corporation. they see and as for people who were able but unwilling to work and they're stuck paying the bill. they are fed up with it. they see companies cozy up to government, get special deals, special and that the ex-im bank, cozy up to government and get special tax treatment and all kinds -- if you're in favor industry of the administration, the green energy industry, you get all kinds of loan guarantees and special breaks from the government. seven of the 10 wealthiest counties are, guesswork? right here in the washington, d.c. area. so the average family thinks the whole game is rigged against them and they're stuck paying the debt. i would agree with them. they are looking for folks in washington to stand up and represent their values, the values that made our country special in the first place. [applause] one of my favo