heather: let me ask about this. the attorney general from the state of louisiana, their, louisiana is set to get some of the medical waste that came from thomas duncan. they have now put out this legal order saying, we don't want it. don't send it here. how dangerous is this. >> the medical waste being shipped to louisiana is incinerated. ebola is not a super virus that can survive out after body like anthrax spore can survive for decade. this waste isn't a risk for anybody. you're seeing a lot of panic which is understandable because people are scared. we've been dealing with ebola since 1976. we know how to treat it. those same measures will work once they're implemented. heather: let me ask you about a vaccine. canada testing a vaccine on 20 volunteers at walter reed here in the united states. we understand they will not be tested by members of the military? why are they tested here? this is canadian vaccine sent to the united states? >> this is vaccine has been around quite a while. it has promising data. collab

heather? >> the head of the cdc is coming under fire for the ebola response with some health care workers slamming dr. frieden for saying that the texas nurse somehow breached safety protocol. that's what they're saying, accusing him of trying to scapegoat the victim when they say her case highlights how unprepared our hospitals are for a potential outbreak. our very own dr. manny alvarez, senior managing editor of foxnews.com and member of the a-team, he is calling for dr. frieden to step down saying quote, i think dr. frieden needs to evaluate whether he is qualified for this national task. i think that dr. frieden needs to consider whether to delegate this responsibility to the department of defense because dealing with ebola warrants a military, medical approach, rather than a bureaucratic political washington approach. and joining us now, dr. frank esper, infectious disease expert at case university medical hospital in cleveland. thanks for being here. >> thank you, heather. shannon: let'

heather: i'm heather nauert in for jenna lee. fox news learning the president will appoint ron klain as the nation's point person to handle the ebola crisis. klain is a former chief of staff to two vice presidents, al gore and joe biden. political in nature certainly. we'll talk more about that coming up. meantime the nih reports that nurse nina pham is in fair condition as she sends an emotional message from her hospital bed. we'll play that later. she was transferred from dallas to the nih overnight. pham is the first medical worker to come down with ebola in the united states after she cared for thomas duncan who died from the disease last week. jon: another health care worker hoe may have handled duncan assessing men's is on a carnival cruise at sea. the cries line says the passengers is isolated for the rest of the cruise. amber vinson the other infected person with ebola, she flew from dallas and back days before her symptoms appeared. she is being treated at emory hospital in atlanta. our jonathan serrie is reporting to ou

heather: i'm heather nauert in for jenna lee. national nurses union said that thomas duncan was left in an open area in the emergency room for hours and hours as other patients waited as well. this happened in texas health presbyterian hospital in dallas. they said this, caregivers worked without enough protective gear and whole laundry list of other things. even the cdc said their actions were not aggressive enough and they will have a response team. nurse nina pham has been upgraded to good condition. she is the first health care worker diagnosed with ebola after treating thomas duncan. jon: ebola is high on the agenda at the white house. president obama conducting a videoconference with leaders around the world to discuss the response to ebola and also isis. the president leaves for campaign events in new jersey and connecticut. casey stiegel is on the top story. outside the hospital in dallas. casey? >> reporter: jon, let's walk you through all of this. when thomas eric duncan was first diagnosed with ebola here in texas in s

after heather's death, she led the effort that resulted in the passing of heather's law, which made domesticin indiana high schools. >> i'm trying to educate the young people on what a healthy relationship is and the signs they need to look for and what to do and that there are people out there that care and there are resources for them to turn to. when you're in abusive relationship and you decide to go back, you're going to hear the words, i'm sorry, i've changed, i'll never do it again, i love you. and you want to believe it, so you end up going back, and i believe that's what heather did. >> i mean she loved me. i know she did. when she -- when she was -- after she got off me, i had stabbed her right here, she lay down. i held her in my arms and before she died she said, i love you, and those were her last words. >> during his sentencing one of the things that he did say was heather's last words were that, i love you, josh. i will never believe that. i have nightmares that heather's last moments was calling out for me to help her because she had done that so many times before. i don't se

evidence and heather denied that part. she admitted to talking to rod saying, you know, but it was just a teenaged thing. that was heather's whole position. it wasn't serious. she didn't mean it. rod deserves to be in jail for what he did. it was wrong. it was horrible. i won't tell you that rod was a good person. but he's a passionate person. and if he thinks that he's taking care of somebody he cares about, he's going to act and then think. >> he knew his actions and he knew what effect would come from them. he knew, you know, the consequences. he just didn't care. >> it turns out the murder of the wendorfs maybe wasn't the first homicide rod ferrell witnessed. during our exclusive interview, rod ferrell made a startling admission. he says in murray, kentucky, as a child, he watched a human sacrifice organized by a network of devil worshippers. he first claimed knowledge of human sacrifice during his interview with detectives in 1996. today, he reiterates that, and tells us that the killing took place three miles southwe

>> good evening, heather. the nurse treated and had extensive contact with duncan on multiple occasions during his second visit to the hospital. she wore her full protective suit, a gown, gloves, mask, and shield, while caring for him. and yet she still got infected with ebola. so now the cdc is sending additional staff to texas health presbyterian hospital to investigate where they say a clear breach in safety protocol took place. they're particularly concerned about how workers are taking off their personal protective suits after dealing with an ebola patient. it's a high-risk task that if done carelessly can lead to contamination. when you have gone into and potentially soiled gloves or mask, to remove those without any risk of contaminated material touching you and being then on your clothes or face or skin and leading to an infection is critically important and not easy to do right. >> the cdc is also looking into whether high-risk desperate procedures to try to save duncan's life, kidney dialysis and res

heather? >> rick leventhal. thank you. jon: you know those people in pennsylvania are breathing a sigh of relief. just in time for halloween. a lost events were going to be canceled. >> how nerve blacking that is been. keeping your children inside all the time fearful he is out there all the time. jon: guy loose in the woods. pretty scary stuff. good for them. >>> social issues might be taking a back seat with voters increasingly focused on economy. new associated press poll showed 90% of the registered voters ranking the economy as extremely or very important issue. only 31% of registered voters listed gay marriage as very important. a poll last month showed 43% of likely voters see abortion very important issue. let's bring in susan ferrecio, chief congressional correspondent for the "washington examiner." just so happens the president will speak in ten minutes in rhode island. he will be making remarks on the economy. he would like us all to be focused on the economy which he says is gettin

i'm heather childers in for harris faulkner. a dallas nurse becoming the first person to contract the deadly virus here in the u.s. preliminary tests reveal positive results last night. the cdc making the diagnosis official today. the patient was isolated soon after symptoms appeared and remains isolated while she and the hospital decide on a course of treatment. meanwhile, her car and apartment are being decontaminated. we are told the patient has a pet at home that will need to be removed. the cdc says the nurse contracted ebola from thomas duncan, the liberian man who died from the disease last week. health officials calling this a clear breach of infection control protocol despite claims that the nurse wore protective clothing while treating duncan. brian hennessey is live from our new york newsroom. brian, what can we explain or how can this breach be explained in safety protocol, and what is being done to prevent this from happening again? >> reporter: well, hi, hearth. the nurse treated and had extensive contact with dunc

ainsley and heather?> casey seigel live for us. thank you, casey. they are closed over some of the students and staff flew on the same frontier airline plane as amber vincent. there are precautions calling it to be disinfected. hundreds of passengers may have been in contact with that contaminated jet. the list expanded to seven flights that used that same jet. the air bus now decontaminated in denver. now seat covers and targets are being removed. the president of front tier airlines addressing concerns exclusively on "the kelly files." >> fortunately for the traveling public and airlines this is not the first incident like this. there has been h1n1, swine flu, we continue to have hepatitis risks and so forth. so the sanitation process of cleaning the aircraft not only kills ebola but a number of infectious diseases. the cleaning process we take meets the cdc standards for the containment. >> the pilots and flight crew on board the flight now on paid leave. >> president obama is leaving the door open for

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>> hi, heather. we received an update from dallas county and city officials and the doctor from the hospital here. a young woman, a health care worker who developed a fever yesterday late and was in isolation within 90 minutes and this is video of the apartment complex where she lived and he also worked with thomas duncan, the index patient who died of ebola last week. the hospital is actively monitoring 75 other health care workers who came in contact with duncan. so far they have not showed signs of infection, the mayor of dallas said that things will get worse before they get better. and we should expect more cases, heather? >> the health care workers are told to self monitor and report in if they get symptoms and can you tell us about the traveling the patient did before she returned to dallas and came down with the symptoms? >> reporter: this is a great concern to a few people. it is a frontier airline's flight that she travelled on cvc on monday evening from cleveland to dallas. and now, fronti

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heather thornton's home gone. >> we lost everything. was like there is no way we can have the wedding at all. >> reporter: a wedding they would be having only a few months later. a spreading pulled off with the general help of the community. >> the community kind of took care of us. >> it is unreal. i thought this day wasn't going to happen. >> reporter: when people found out heather lost everything in the fire except her wedding dress, they wanted to help the bride to be. >> evan is the quiet one and he just takes everything in stride. and she is so bubblely and so excited about everything and they are just a perfect match together. >> reporter: they were planning on having a wedding in her backyard. that was no longer an option. [ applause ] >> reporter: so their church family opened their doors an the photographer offered his services for free. >> it is overwhelming, because you can really feel the love. >> reporter: a day they feared wouldn't happen ended up going on without hitch. >> everything i have been waiting for. >> reporter:

i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. the fbi stopping at nothing to hunt down isis fighters and they are now turning to you for help. do you recognize this voice? >> just outside of the city. >> what is the fbi's strategy? >> the fbi is eventually hoping it acts like a modern day wanted poster. they are using the militant voice to see if any one heard it in the united states or annika. the public plea for help remains on the brink of an isis takeover. as american and coalition air strikes are avoiding some key places to reduce the ryes isk o severalian casualties in crowded areas. >> we have been striking when they can isil knows how to maneuver and use populations and concealments. when we get a target we will take it. >> at this point still no plans to put american troops on the ground in a combat role in isis. locals are banding together to stop isis from advancing any further. >> on the ground several groups have formed a coalition including those in the turkish border. they will pull back isil and their efforts unde

heather? >> doug luzader live from washington. you. >> vice president joe biden on the apology tour begun. he gave his second apology for the weekend this time to the crowned prince of abu dhabi. just the day before he apologized to the turkish president for saying turkey allowed foreign fighters in syria. >> it is time to look at who is talking. kelly iot saying the president's attacks against isis are purely political. >> i am fearful as we look at the current military strategy that it is surrounding the november elections and you wovent have the result -- resolve to follow through on what needs to be done in a sustained effort to disease troy isis. >> all of his policies will be on the ballot but will his own party. david axle rod thinks so. >> it was a mistake. fundamentally the issue that he should be driving and the democratic should be driving is how will they make a living and what policies can help you. we have to have that debate. >> michael phelps heading to rehab. he was arrested after speeding and failing a breathalyz

heather, little snookums, she's a hard one to describe.never had so much love pointing to me. >> dennis actually drew this once for me. like a motorcycle wing. he calls me snookums. that's what i used to call him. when i first met him, he had just got off work. he had on these little cutoff shorts only to your knees and a wife beater and he was filthy and a long goatee, but he looked kind of crazy but sexy. >> but theirs is not a normal love story. hall admits to murdering their roommate, jeff bishop, whose brother, chad bishop, is a correctional officer here at louisville metro. >> off the table, thank you. >> baringer admits helping hall move the body and covering up the crime. both of them also cashed bishop's disability and social security checks to fund their drug habilitates. >> heather don't belong here. she only knew about it. i told her to testify against me and told her to turn over state's evidence. i said go ahead and testify if you have to. that's what she might be doing. >> and if she testifies against you? >> i still love he

. >> heather, it might be fall out there. but the northeast and mid atlantic is going to feel unseasonably warm temperatures today. >> maria molina is tracking it all in the weather center. >> hello. we are seeing temperatures above average across parts of the east coast. you are going to be in the 80's across portions of the carolinas. in new york city the forecast high temperature today is 71 degrees. many of the areas are looking at temperatures 10 degrees above average. meanwhile further off to the west we have a cold front moving eastward. behind that system we are seeing the cooler temperatures in cities like chicago, minneapolis and also further west. you are seeing those highs only in the 50's. there is some change on its way. by wednesday we do have the cold front moving eastward and impacting portions of the east coast. the the colder temperatures not arriving just yet upper 70's in rally and 60's in new york city. we are going to notice severe weather a slight chance for some of the storms with damaging winds and h

chilledainsley. >> i am heather childers.merican airline flight the cabin begins to pop off. flight attendants and pilotable to stick their hands inside the parts that buckled. passengers watched in horror and yelled for help. >> we didn't know what was going on. we were shouting for the flight crew, the walls are caving in. >> the flight landed safely in san francisco. about an hour after it was in the air an air duct problem is to blame. >> turning now to ebola the deadly rvirus possibly spreadin from texas to kansas. a young nurse under going a blood transfusion to save her life. >> we need to clarify that patient is showing symptoms but is not officially testified positive for ebola. obviously with the country on edge there has been a lot of false alarm. people with symptoms but they turn out to be negative for ebola. we hope that will be the case in kansas. we are learning in texas a total of 70 staff members had contact with thomas duncan while he was a patient right here. cdc officials said these folks were told to sel

heather? >> doug luzader live for us. you, doug. >> does president obama owe prime minister netanyahu an apology? log on to our facebook page after the show to join the conversation #keep talking. >> one of the murdered california deputies placed county sheriff's detective was shot and killed. he was living here illegally had been deported twice. two of his aunts appearing on "hannity" with a message to president obama. >> we are so angry it is i don't know theed words. >> if he was sitting with you looking you in the eye and saying i am sorry for your loss, what would you say to him? >> i am not even sure. i don't even know if i could be kind. because i think his words would fall on deaf ears. i think i could handle him saying he's sorry. >> memorial services for davis and the other officer that was killed deputy danny oliver happening next week. marcella marquez is facing murder charges. there's his picture. his wife is also charged. eric holder revealing his biggest regret as attorney general. >> i think about the sust

heather? >> kelly wright, thank you very much. >> who is at risk, what do you need to know to keep safe. >> the question everybody is watching we listened to the news conference yesterday, why should we not be concerned that it is going to spread across america now that we have an ebola case here? >> fortunately ebola is harder to catch than a lot of diseases we have like the flu for example. it is not transmitted through the air. it hadz to be transmitted through body fluids sal laif view -- saliva, blood. the people on the plane are not at risk. we have better infection precautions in the united states than africa. the facilities have multiple patients in one room. they are able to keep track of people more closely and less risk of it spreading. >> i know it is at risk of spreading when the victim is physically showing symptoms.

heather? >> thank you, kelly. >> former cia director leon panetta doubling down on his criticism of president obama. in an interview he says it was a mistake to take any options off the table including boots on the ground. >> we may need special forces to be able to work not only with the people on the ground but also help in providing that targeting that is important to the effectiveness of an air campaign. >> president obama says the war on isis will take three years. pineda says that doesn't even come close. >> they represent the kind of evil nature of that kind of islamic extremism that is just as dangerous as al qaeda. >> i think we are looking at kind of a 30 year war kind of history here. >> panetta's book of book "worthy fight" comes out today. >> that brings us to look who is talking. blasting the president for infective air strikes. he says it is time to do more. >> our president who launched the air campaign, the air campaign basically to absolve him of any blame to get him through

tests confirm he does not have ebola. >> heather?ews. >> let's keep talking the impact on travel. are you afraid to fly or do anything differently while you are flying? join us on facebook at #keep talking. >>> more than a third of syrian border town of co ban knee. the they are failing to push the group back bordering turks they are saying they don't want co ban any to fall. they refuse to call the larger role on coalition. the u.s. is saying, that isn't the focus of this mission. a mysterious blast at the aion ran nuclear plantae peers to point to a nuclear weapons program. these photos show where that explosion took place at a military base where western intelligence say nuclear missiles are being tested. this showing photos before and after buildings as far as way as 10 miles. they denied any explosion took place confessing a day later. >> fuelling speculation about his health and even a secret coup. he is missing from a list of dignitaries for an up coming celebration it is the celebration he attended for the last two years coup

. >> good morning heather and lea. that is the big question. the latest patient is a nurse who was part of a team taking care of thomas duncan before his death. her identity has not been revealed of the her family has requested total privacy. her apartment had been sealed off with police standing guard outside. how did she get the virus? at this point it is unknown. she was wearing full protective gear while treating duncan but federal health officials say a breech of protocol did take place but they are not saying exactly what. she had been reportedly taking her temperature twice a day and when she discovered she had a fever she went to the hospital where she was immediately isolated. she has no children but she has a dog inside her apartment which so far has novi russ. a team of 19 epidemiologists and detectives scattered to talk to any neighbors they could nined. the story probably doesn't stop with her. >> we will see additional cases of ebola. this is because the healthcare workers who cared for the individual may have had a preach of the

back to you, heather. >> this will continue to unravel it sounds like. leland vit territory, thank you. to the fight against isis intelligence officials they hav discussing isis inspired attacks against american and canadian targets inside canada. while the threats are real they are not eminent and only in the initial planning phase. meantime in the u.s. the fbi saying they have received hundreds of leads on iding this english speaking terrorist. >> former president jimmy carter sounding off against president obama and his foreign policy. in an interview president carter saying president obama's foreign policy changes from time to time. >> (inaudible) >> in the same interview president carter went on to slam president obama for waiting too long to deal with the threat of isis. he's usually a passivist, he reports boots on the ground. >> another police involved shooting is investigated. >> you can see the crowd taunting police. they killed and shot an armed man who fired against him. they were patrolling the neighborhood when he saw three men in the stree

back with me are heather mcgee with dmost and health care. heather, it's happening!llion people have health insurance. the health care costs are rising at historically low rates, premiums are barely rising and no death spiral. a winged bat in the night has not transformed into the vampire with the head obamacare to suck your life away from you. this is a huge success story. >> yeah. i think it's really important for us to celebrate this and i thank you for doing that, giving air time to the successes. >> we sure don't give enough air time to the successes. >> i think we'll look back and look back right now and know that this has been a historic success. it is saving people lives and it is saving people money and allowing people to take risks that they would not have been able to do without the security of the affordable health care coverage. i was actually at a gathering of community volunteers and advocates who had been part of the sort of fanning out and door knocking and saying to their neighbors there's this new benefit that you can have and i think obamacare is

heather?ou guys are talking about michigan state's schedule, and how they can hang or whether they can hang with that one loss. it's very interesting. down on the field earlier today, they announced some scores. they announced the alabama upset and probably about 15 players looked up and cheered. then they announced the oklahoma upset, the exact same thing happened. so, these players, very plugged in, very well aware, and loving the fact that some of these top teams are getting a loss. >> kirk: then they announced that michigan score and -- got even louder down there. >> chris: heather makes a good point, the games will be increasingly interconnected. this is only the first week in october. long way to go. the committee doesn't even meet for three weeks. >> kirk: i think because the big ten nationally is just not as a respected conference as some of the others, that the loss to oregon really hurts. and if they win out, they're going to have to look good doing it. they're going to have to not j

. >> heather? >> that is good news.

heather?ou guys are talking about michigan state's schedule, and how they can hang or whether they can hang with that one loss. it's very interesting. down on the field earlier today, they announced some scores. they announced the alabama upset and probably about 15 players looked up and cheered. then they announced the oklahoma upset, the exact same thing happened. so, these players, very plugged in, very well aware, and loving the fact that some of these top teams are getting a loss. >> kirk: then they announced that michigan score and -- got even louder down there. >> chris: heather makes a good point, the games will be increasingly interconnected. this is only the first week in october. long way to go. the committee doesn't even meet for three weeks. >> kirk: i think because the big ten nationally is just not as a respected conference as some of the others, that the loss to oregon really hurts. and if they win out, they're going to have to look good doing it. they're going to have to not j

joining me fellow contributing editor heather mcdonald.ave you back on this coast. >> thank you, lou. lou: are you surprised that the times in such an obvious cant in the journalism. >> they've been on the open borders beat for many years and perpetuating this idea that somehow obama has been enforcing the immigration law at such a remarkable rate. we should allow him to officially write his own laws to give amnesty to people. this is completely a lie as you pointed out, lou, because the administration thinks we should give credit to deporting or removing people right back when they catch them at the border as opposed to what? catching them at the border and saying now you can go into the rest of the country? lou: which is what they've done. one of the things that's quietly happened, it's quiet because the national media hasn't wanted to take note and report it, but that border crisis we experienced this summer with the children from primarily honduras, guatemala, el salvador have been declared refugees, that gives them not only the abilit

matthew and lisa and jackie and sam grant and denice and jose and annabel bryant me cantor and matt, heather johnson and claudia so each one of those individuals have written a letter in support many are recipe at north beach as well as business owners. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm a long time resident and property owner during the development of my property i faced a lot of issues with the city and bruno helped me as i was going through my project site when i learned he was facing difficulties i came forward watching my neighbors over 89 years old as passing on and new generations are coming in it's beautiful to so someone who's committed to our neighborhood bruno is doing this to raise his family i had last year accusations i said this is my home and that's what bruno is trying to do so create a space for to raise his children as well as his parents that are living under the roof as well i hope you'll support this project thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. i'm a resident and homeowner in the north beach neighborhood we own a condominium a 5 soft story buildi

let's hand it over to heather. hey, heather. >> how are you this morning?d to be here joining the fellows. good morning to you. we have some other headlines to talk about. in new jersey communities standing together following horrific revelations of hazing on the football team at a local high school. hundreds of people gathering to rally against bullying and sexual abuse, being showing support for the football players after their entire season was canceled. >> hopefully because of the courage and the strength and the perseverance of these young men who came forward, it will heal the community as well as healing them. >> seven students ages 15 to 17 have been arrested and they could be tried as adults and face up to five years in prison. >>> two young children seriously hurt at a new jersey halloween festival when a bounce house goes airborne. witnesses say a wind gust blew it up to 30 feet in the air before it landed in an arrest charred and -- in an orchard nearly 50 feet aaway all with two toddler brothers inside. >> the ride wasn't open. the tickets were

heather and lia?> now for today's viral videos up first terrifying moments when an el vant charges a safari van. look. >> (screams) >> he just wanted to hitch a ride. this is happening in sri lanka. the woman screams and sends the elephant in another direction. >> up next never tell your nfl dad he is not your favorite player. >> who is your favorite player? >> andrew hawkins playfully kicking his 2-year-old son austin out of the house for saying his favor vite player isn the sen sen bengals. >> this is what happens when mom leaves dad and son alone in the kitchen. jamming out with the oven door, by the way. the time is now 45 minutes after the hour. another targeting scandal? why the irs can clean your bank account if they think you are up to something. >> you want to see this. the five phrases you should avoid. i told my dentist about my sensitive teeth, he told me there's a whole new way to treat sensitivity. he suggested i try new crest sensi-stop strips. [ male announcer ] just apply to the gumli

though baker might have discovered family in heather morton. >> who am i?n. >> heather morton, she thinks she's my cousin so i let her think she's my cousin. so. she's not my cousin. >> my mom and your mom. remember bakers? or your daddy is a baker. we discovered this. we discovered this -- yeah. so anyway, that's what we find out we were cousins. >> why is this other woman claiming to be your cousin? >> i don't know. >> glad to see ya cousin. come back to see me. >> my mom and trenity baker have the same last name. we start naming off people and it was kind of you know, we kind of hit at some people that was related to her that was related to me. so that's the reason that we thought we were cousins. >> yeah, but -- that's my cousin. but i know her regardless if we are cousins or not cousins. really, i think we're cousins. >> we're cousins? >> don't we look alike? >> later that day, baker filed what's known as a keep away request on morton. >> that means they keep you away from each other. >> specifically it's a form inmates fill out to let jail officials k

>> 29%, heather, did you ever ski watters world?d letter is ed wall, marietta, california, forget about the cdc or the obama administration putting a ban on liberia, let's pressure the armiarmy airlines into canceling all the flights to and from those countries. >> some of the airlines do fly through some of the affected countries, they fly through liberia and new guinea. >> delta and united go there, but not directly, they have indirect flights. >> i don't think we have any jet liners going in there. >> more than 1,000 people that come to the united states from ebola stricken countries every single week. i talked to people in the airline industry and they say this, here is why those flights won't be stopped temporarily like british airways has, because the administration puts subtle pressure on the airline industry and they can wreak havoc with the airlines through the faa, they can take away some of those routes. >> so this goes back to this being politics, and nothingal else. letter number three, frank, i am beyond mad,approximat

we're joaned by attorney heather hanson. what's the reason? >> it's an unusual situation because the original court said the parents could not be held liable, then the appellate court, in georgia, they said here the situation was so bad, the parents were so negligent that they could in fact be held liable because they had a whole year's notice that their children had these horrible postings up and didn't do anything to make them take them down. it sort of extends to other situations that are less bad. >> sometimes we know technology gets ahead of the law and the law has to evolve. is that what's kind of happening here? >> you hit the nail on the head. our law especially here in pennsylvania, delaware and new jersey, when you're talking about parents' liabilities for their kids, it's focused on vandalism or driving in the car and it's not focused on computers and facebook and all of these things that we see coming to the forefront for parents so the law has a lot of catching up to do. >> speaking of the tweet we saw, should parents be scared ou

. >> i am heather childers.he judge saying anything less would send the wrong message to the community. amy is live for us in london. >> high heather, hialeah. both the prosecution and the defense are saying it is unlikely they will serve out the five year prison sentence. the defense saying they will serve under 10 months of it. the prosecution beliefs it will be slightly over a year. the judge gave a long prelude talking at length about both sides needs and losses. she shot down defense team allegations that south africa business system is not equipped to handle people with disabilities such as pistorius. it was important to society it did not appear one people get one type of treatment and people rich and famous get more. he was shot dead in h-- she was shot dead in his bathroom. pistorius claims he thought there was an intruder in the bathroom. his father said he was satisfied with the sentence and he believes 5 years is enough. as ash shen faced pistorius was take tone the courthouse he gave very little phy

we turn now to heather. >> good morning to you.isis. now we have just learned why the u.s. army warned about isis tracking down military families on social media. it all started because of an air force father and his teenage son were targeted on facebook. this happened after the dad posted pictures from a flight over iraq during a recent bombing campaign. last month's bulletin warned that isis wanted to use social media to find members of the military and their family members and murder them. >>> this is a story that we've been following for some time now. angry parents and students swarming a school board meeting in new jersey after the school district canceled the football season over allegations of widespread bullying. >> i'm so heart broken. >> why is that? >> because i like the football team. >> everybody makes mistakes. i don't think we should cancel it because -- it's because of somebody's mistakes. >> this is sarahville high school in new jersey. the superintendent of that district standing by his decision, saying there is

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look what we got. >> let's go to joe and heather, guys. >> reporter: yeah. this is the place to be, you guys. we are seeing the players as they first make their turn onto market street. you can legitimately see, i think in the looks of their faces, how excited they are to be part of this and see the reception they are getting. >> i think some are a bit surprised they had this big of a crowd. the look in their eyes, they are pumped. it is one awesome thing to see. new this year, the double decker buses and the fact they put the players on top. it really elevates them. we can't talk to them. >> reporter: i couldn't help noticing joe panik. he was a kid that was in aa back in july. he got called up just because at that point in the season the giants said, you know, we got nothing to lose at second base. let's bring this kid up and see if maybe he can hang on the major league level. not only did he hang he excelled. >> reporter: what i saw was travis. as he was up there on that upper deck i saw him mouth the words wow when he saw the crowds. talk about an experi

for kirk, heather and tom, chris fowler saying good night from tallahassee.p-up show and chris carter now. >> mississippi state was off. let's show you the highlights. their neighbors down in oxford were playing and playing well. though they were down early, bow wallace finds vince sanders. they remine unbeaten. they beat tennessee. baylor started the day unbeaten in the big 12 on the road at west virginia. trickett to kevin white. these two hooked up oven. they do it again. west virginia up 34-27 and then trickett takes it to the house. west virginia upsets day lore. the bears first loss of the year. k. state taking on oklahoma. k. state up 31-24. fourth quarter here come the sooners, trevor knight fires a bullet to neil in the back of the end zone. oklahoma within one. michael honeycutt, one of the greatest kickers in oklahoma history has his extra point blocked. he would alsmiss a short field goal in the fourth quarter. k. state wins on the road 31-30. tcu taking on oklklahoma state. tcu clobbers oklahoma state 42-9. texas a&m on the road taking on alabama

. >> good morning heather and ainsley. that's right. parts of new england coming up for halloween weekend could be looking at snow. it would be qui-- it could be significant in some areas along higher elevations. the temperatures are going to be affecting many people not just across new england but areas further south in the mid atlantic and down to parts of georgia. for today you are looking good out therement temperatures are relatively mild especially this time of year. 50's this afternoon in new york city. # 70's across parts of the southeast. here comes some of the cooler air. you can already see it impacting portions of minnesota with highs in the 40's. this cold front will continue to move eastward producing showers from the northeast through parts of mississippi and also alabama this morning. but eventually another reinforcing cold blast is going to be impacting us through those areas coming up this weekend. northwest you have been looking at unsettled weather that continues today looking at more showers coming in in parts of or

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for kirk, heather and tom, chris fowler saying good night from tallahassee.p-up show and chris carter now. >> mississippi state was off. let's show you the highlights. their neighbors down in oxford were playing and playing well. though they were down early, bow wallace finds vince sanders. they remine unbeaten. they beat tennessee. baylor started the day unbeaten in the big 12 on the road at west virginia. trickett to kevin white. these two hooked up oven. they do it again. west virginia up 34-27 and then trickett takes it to the house. west virginia upsets day lore. the bears first loss of the year. k. state taking on oklahoma. k. state up 31-24. fourth quarter here come the sooners, trevor knight fires a bullet to neil in the back of the end zone. oklahoma within one. michael honeycutt, one of the greatest kickers in oklahoma history has his extra point blocked. he would also miss a short field goal in the fourth quarter. k. state wins on the road 31-30. tcu taking on oklahoma state. tcu clobbers oklahoma state 42-9. texas a&m on the road taking on alabama

we turn now to heather with the news. >> good morning. scene of a mass murder. today mohammed mohammed will learn if he gets to leave prison before he's old. the f.b.i. arresting the somali american in 2010. he pressed a button on a cell phone to try to trigger a bomb. he wanted to kill thousands of people at a christmas tree lighting in portland, oregon. that bomb was fake. it ended up it was provided to him by undercover agents. he now could spend the next 40 years behind bars. >>> an alarming new report of the fast moving virus that's sending thousands of children to the hospital. in virtually every state across the country, it's now believed to be paralyzing some children and it is growing. there are four cases that have been confirmed in boston. the victims ranging in age from four to 15 years old. doctors first reported ten cases in denver. the cdc is now investigating. >>> and there is brand-new evidence this morning in the manhunt for the accused cop killer eric frien. police finding two pipe bombs that he allegedly left behind in

heather holmes is there live checking out all the excitement.heather. >> yeah, julie who says that technology conferences are all about technology. dream force has a reputation of bringing in big names. i was there when green day performed and tonight it was bruno mars right here at civic center plaza. while the performers change, the venue changes the mission is still the same. raising money for two bay area children's hospitals. >> reporter: 18 time emmy nominee bruno mars on stage for the first time at the dream force concert. benefiting children's hospitals in oakland and san francisco. >> i think it's fantastic. and it makes me feel good. it makes me feel what i'm part of is actually doing something for people in need. >> reporter: this is part of a four day mega convention hosted by cloud. >> there's nothing more important than the health and education of our children. >> reporter: the foundation arm of the company has given away $68 million in grants and its workers have logged 680,000 hours of volunteer service. the concert has raised mi

. >> i am heather childers. thank you for joining us. >> after seven weeks on the runner rick frein behi-- eric f behind bars. cross his name off the most wanted list now. it hails the end of this manhunt. anita vogel with the breaking details. >>> police sayer rieric frein kneeled down and put his hands up when they approached him. he was captured near an abandoned helicopter hangar. he was cuffed in the handcuffs that belonged to the trooper he allegedly killed, brian dixon and was driven away in dixon's car. >> eric frein was dedicated to killing law enforcement members. he gave up because he was caught and he had no choice but to give up. >> the capture ends 7 weeks of intense manhunt that spans for miles. they endured road blocks, school closings and constant helicopter sounds over head. he killed corporal ryan dixon a husband and father of two and seriously wounding another trooper. he had a hatred for law enforcement and talked about wanting to commit mass murder. he was armed and very dangerous and many