massachusets!or governor's race, and so, this is a kind of thing that suggestions that there is a discontent with the president is wide, and deep, there was a poll in new york blue new york, president obama approval rating was 39% in new york. >> incredible. >> even in this time of serious international conflict, whether you have former secretary leon panetta, cia director, secretary of defense, come forward, and a guy reported b respected by bots saying he sees a real failure in leadership, if you think that americans' to vote for democrats senate to give him last 2 years to do whatever he wants, i don't think that is going to happen. >> lou, too, you have panetta, cia and secretary of defense, and robert gates secretary of defense, and hillary clinton, who wrote about some same issues in her book, secretary of state, have you really, a center of power in the obama administration, leaving and criticizeing the president, i can not remember any time in recent history you had that kind of substantive

and boston massachusets. when it arrived state side, it spread unusually quickly. hitting the u.s. army, the hardest. we had trains and we were a mobile society, so it didn't take long. consider the army is standing up men from all over the country, we have men here from 15 different states. a former armyluth colonel is one of several doctor whose witness withed the outbreak in camp massachusets. the center of the hot zone back then. welch had create add new school of hygiene and public health, called in an expert from harvard to perform autopsies. he order add rockefeller lab scientist to draw up everything, and make a vaccine. he told the army to order cap hospitals expanded and to impose quarantine measures. but it was too little too late. flu victims were contagious for several days before showing symptoms, and soldiers mixed with civilian staff who went with home to their families each night. the virus soon appears in boston, in philadelphia, in new york, and in new orleans. in fact, almost everywhere. within a week, those first cases went to 1900 cases. in one week. >> back t

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joining us for that conversation, from chathum massachusets. he advices the nfl's head neck and spine committee, in our washington studio, a brain injury lawyer, with the law firm of chicken sherman. let me start with you, doctor, how would you describe the most recent progress between various levels of the game, and the people who play it? are people being advised more accurately about the risks they are taking on to themselves when they put on a helmet and pads and head out on to the field? >> ray, i think generally speaking the answer to that is yes. and i think it is a little bit backwards in terms of where most of that progress has occurred because most of that progress has occurred in terms of meaningful rules changes at the highiest level, the national football league. where we are finding multiple rules changing the most important of which came out of the collective bargaining agreement where they can only hit 14 times in 18 weeks. of the season that's less than once a week, and they can't have any full contact practices in the off seas

. >> a not so subtle dig at scott brown, who lived most of his life in massachusets. the closing ads are much meaner, democratic senator kay haggan who is trying to hold on to her seat, reprize it is main attack she has been making against republican tom tillis throughout this campaign. >> and cut $500 million from our schools and teachers all to pay for more tax breaks the ever the wealthy. >> and for his part, the republican is trying to link haggan to the unpopularity of president obama. she does everything he wants. i think we need a senator who votes conscious ahead of party. and taxpayers ahead of government. >> here at the end, several candidates are trying to come across as more enganging and likable than voters tend to perceive them, we saw that with mitch earlier this week, ideaing blood hounds in an ad. now it is republican tom colton's turn. he spents nearly half of the time in his final ad talking about puppy love. they will say i hate puppies, all right, it took me a while to warm up co cowboy, just kidding, cowboy, i do love puppies. >> his position on

. >> and that is a not so subtle dig who was a massachusets senator until two years ago, in the northrolina senate race, the closing ads are meaner, the democrat senator kay haggan who is trying to hold on to her seat, reprize it is main attack she has been making throughout the campaign. >> leading the fight to defund planned parenthood, she cut funding for cancer screenings and birth control, stopped an equal pay for equal work bill and cut $500 million from our schools all to pay for more tax breaks for the wealthy. for his part, he trying to link kay to the unpopularity of president obama. she does everything he wants, i think we need a senate who votes conscious ahead of party, and taxpayers ahead of government. >> several candidates at the end are trying to come across as more enganging and likable than voters tend to perceive them, we saw that with mitch early this week, using blood hounds in a later ad, now, it is republican tom cotton's turn, spends nearly half of the time in his final ad talking about puppy love. >> they will say i hate puppies, okay, it took me a while to w

looks like charlie baker in massachuset massachusetts, he's a republican, looks like that race ask goinggo his way if he can close it in the next few weeks. meanwhile in maryland, larry hogan has cut the lead down to 1%. the media has not covered this story at all, i think that lieutenant governor anthony brown could be in trouble, o'malley needs to go and campaign for him. three possible republican governors that are pickups. >> as a chairman on those and i think they're pretty good except for maryland is a dreamer. -- tonight, if you can get -- tonight is the second of the -- >> you're going to show us the full moon? >> it happened this morning, the red moon, you get the see it twice more this year. it is a wonderful sight to see, it happens a few times a year, go look at it and don't think about it. >> greg, you're out? >> all right, it's time for -- >> greg's sports corner. first there was gay marriage, now there are robots playing humans in ping-pong. visit the national robot human ping-pong finals. that's xl 549445. he is the first time ping-pong player, he previously worked the li

democratic senator is in a very tight race with republican scott brown, the former senator from massachusets, in arkansas, the battles between democratic senator mark pryor and republican congressman, cotton is a veteran, who has tried to portray pryor as anomer clone. the weight is also on display in colorado where incumbent democrat senator is trying to fend off republican congressman cory gardner. this race is particularly intriguing because udol more than any other, has focused hard on his opponents record. these crucial races that can go either way, the final race on the list that last one to close, results may not be known in that state for several days. north the drama could last for a while. and new york university, geneny, welcome, so give us a sense of how much money is being spent. >> it is staggering. they are estimating $4 billion being spent this year, just to butt that in perspective, in the last 13 to 14 days almost $20 million being spent a day on this campaign for turn out, that may be around 37, 38%, it is hard to even fathom. >> just going back to 2000, the number keeps c

we know it has, more than 200 times, an excellent points, and a worrisome points, gabe in massachusetss serious, obama should have quarantines the nations months ago, our own border is an entrance for many diseases, no one talks about it why, we do, we talk about it a lot, because it worries us a lot. i have been listening to president obama take jabs at fox news, only take shot when he deems them a serious threat. paraphraseing president's analogy because you sit in front of a microphone and talk does not make you fox news. >> it does not, but this whole thing with president back and forth about fox news, i expect us and fellow news organizations to be thin skinned. and kathy, but no -- not the ler of the free world, she is supposed to be above that, republican or democrat, let me be the childish attacky, thin skinned jerk that i am, i expect more from the residence in the oval office. weekeep the tweets and e-mails coming thank you for watching see you tomorrow. kennedy: a solitary force that is rattles globe, taking no prisoners, causing an unwinnable balance, not ebola, it is joe b

charles: campaign even to save coakley's sinking chances of becoming governor of massachusets.illary clinton laid it on thick. >> don't let anybody tell you that you know, corporations and businesses that create jobs. you know that old theory, trickle down economics. that has been tried. it has failed. charles: as you can imagine left went crazy ovee this salvo, today she tried to backtrack a little bit, clarifying, quote our economy grows when businesses and entrepreneurs create good paying jobs in america, and families are empowered to buill from bottom up not when we hand out tax breaks, on further review, i think these initial reports were aimed at elizabeth warren. >> don't you love a good catfight. the truth is this came at a odd time, we know that hillary can't believe this, her husband's popularity was based on a economy based on trickle down economics, and mclast week said they will replace a will rg things with automate the machines. warren, here is her comment, you done build that mr. factory owner, you done build that mr. business owner, we paid the taxes to build t

>> thirteen years old, from north attleborough, massachuset. >> jimmy: very good.ey, hawkeye, how are you buddy? he's just wearing a jacket. is that a lab? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and he's wearing a a lab coat. [ laughter ] no, i'm only kidding. what is your invention? >> my invention is called power paws. power paws is a device that when attached to a dog can recharge a battery using a a dog's motions. >> jimmy: wait, so you attach this to the dog and then -- i don't know, can you see it? it looks a little suspicious, but -- [ laughter ] don't let this dog -- he's not going to get through the airport, you realize that? [ laughter ] but the dog -- i'm sorry there, hawkeye. so the dog, so everyone will run away from the dog when he runs up. hawkeye, hawkeye. well, you can do whatever you want. when he runs, he uses his motion to recharge the battery? >> yeah. >> jimmy: we did a little -- we put this to the test. we put some dead rechargeable batteries, totally no energy in them and put them on the power paws took hawkeye on a run around the office. take a look. >> jimmy: