. ♪ michelle obama is on the air the senate is up for grabs, and bill clinton is hungry for some baconthe race for the white house. the candidates are on the stump and the small screen. one of them is speaking spanish, one is hitting an easier target than shia labeouf, and one is preaching to the converted. [speaking spanish] >> the rs tells you to hang on to seven years of your personal tax information, but they cannot even keep six-month of employees e-mails. less of the irs, and more people working. i am paul ryan, and i may get audited for improving this message, but it would be worth it. >> washington takes too much of our freedoms, and too much of our money. i think dan sullivan will get it back. >> there are a lot of qualities that a presidential candidate needs to have, and one of them as being good on television, and in television ads. what you think about those and what it says? >> i think all three of them really good in those ads. paul ryan was the weakest of the three. jeb bush in spanish, awesome. >> it almost seemed like it was overdubbed. >> paul ryan was fine. the rand

michelle obama has set a lot of fashion styles. it's very clear from the way that she is stive and physically involved and encouraging physical activity, but how she radiates when at diplomat events or giving a speech, that she understands her look communicates a highly confident woman and a woman who knows the enabling she is creating. even to the point where, allah maimy eisenhower, she has gone to bangs. i want to thank you and i believe we've got some questions, possibly, so i'm going to open the floor. >> so when you return and if and when we have bill as the first husband or first man, will there be anything about bill that you'll be able to add to this presentation? [laughter] >> yes. the width of his lapels on his suit jackets, the width of his ties, and whether or not his pants are pleated and cuffed. [laughter] thank you. >> you haven't said much about the wigs or hairpieces that they wear. i understand they have as many as 20 that they can wear at any time. do you know much about that? >> now, who are you referring to? t

. >>> first lady, michelle obama came to minute airy today to make a push for tom wolf. she said try lard harder to get out the vote vernon odom has more. >> the first lady say darling of traditional democrats that, is why she came to the party strong hold to push for turnouts for election day, november 4th, the main concern of the wolf campaign, the fear that complacentsy could happen in the home stretch. they are trying to increase voter turnout. roughly 800 democrats came, and they are counting on them to get their voters to the poll. >> don't believe any polls until november 4th when they call the election. >> michelle obama is in the midst of a national tour campaigning for gubernatorial candidates. she came ready, and took swipes at governor corbett. this while hailing tom wolf. >> he refuses to accept crumbling classrooms and refuses to accept teacher shortages, he believe that every child in the state, should have a chance to fulfill their god given potential. >> the first lady asked democrats to push harder for wolf than they did for their husband in historic vi

why has michelle obama not followed the pattern?> i think some of it is programs just personal sthetic preference, but i think very much from the beginning of michelle obama's time in the east wing, she has been a champion of younger designers, those designers who are less known, those who are just starting out or who have smaller businesses. i think in many ways her track record really speaks to a point of view and for lack of a better word the philosophy about the fashion industry that she has been very true to. just recently she did wear one of oscar de la renta's dresses to an event in celebration of the american fashion industry. >> robin, i want to step back and ask you about some earlier first ladies, but following up on that, it is the case you wrote in your column this morning about oscar de la renta that he had a taste -- he wasn't afraid of controversy, and he sort of took michelle obama to task. tell that story about how the two of them ended up in conflict over what she decided to wear to a state dinner for the chinese

listen in now as first lady michelle obama is speaking to a cheering crowd. about 800 people who live here are waving posters, calling for change, for a fresh start for pennsylvania. they are listening as first lady michelle obama is telling them what needs to take place. the voters tell us they are galvanizing for tom wolf, a york businessman and former state revenue secretary. that's their goal. the crowd you see here began arriving about 2 1/2 hours before the doors opened. among them, union members and political action committees all who have pledged support for wolf. >> we feel that our union feels that wolf is the best candidate. that's why we have put our efforts forward to galvanize the community and to help him get into this office. >> we have affiliates across the state. so in southeastern pennsylvania, in the central part of the state and in western. and we're just trying to go into our band and see who some of our likely supporters are and make sure they turn out to vote, make sure they have a plan to make it to the polls. we are doing a text prog

michelle obama is headlining an event in pennsylvania for gubernatorial candidate tom wolf. live in cedarbrook, where the first lady will be rallying voters today. monique, tell us more. >> reporter: tracy in less than three hours, the doors will open at the dorothy emanuel center to the public. in the past half hour or so, secret service, white house staffers and philadelphia police have arrived. first lady michelle obama will encourage voters to choose fellow democrat tom wolf as pennsylvania's next governor. her campaign stop comes just a few days after the high-profile visit by secretary and former first lady hillary clinton. the republicans are also pulling out all the stops. last week, new jersey governor chris christie came to town to stump for incumbent tom corbett. with less than three weeks until election day, we've talked to a political analyst and voters about the heavy hitters descending on philadelphia. they told us that the polls are now very tight. they also said residents of this community told us that they're excited the first lady is coming to their neighb

and connecticut and deep fblue state of illinois where pat quinn called in the big guns with michelle obama to stump, with political newcomer bruce rauner. so, dan, these are not right wing states. these have had democratic governors for a while most voted for president obama. what's going on? >> i think something is going on in all of the states that we even blue states cannot pull themselves out of the real world. the real world right now suggests that there's a lot of economic anxiety in the united states. and those blue states like illinois, connecticut and massachusetts are in big economic trouble. the second thing that's going on is barack obama's unpopularity. it has shown to be a factor in almost all these states, note that barack obama was not in illinois, his wife was in illinois. >> even states that voted for

with the mid-term elections just over a week away, why senate democrats are hoping michelle obama can do what they fear her husband cannot. >>> good evening. the battle against ebola in this country is rapidly becoming a battle of political wills of who is leading this fight and how far we need to go to prevenlt an outbreak here. the decisions by the governors of three big states require 21-day quarentines of those who have treated or come in contact with ebola patients in west africa has been a direct challenge to the obama administration's ebola strategy. tonight as the white house pushes back, there is word from a new york hospital that the condition of a doctor being treated for ebola has entered the next and more serious phase. rehema ellis has the latest outside of bella view -- bellevue hospital. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. with treatment dr. craig spencer looks better than yesterday, adding that he remains in serious but stable condition. new york's first ebola patient has been in isolation since he arrived here at bellevue hospital, as part of his treatment, spen

the only bracing symbol of american strength right now is an image of michelle obama's sculpted bicepss bold action but it is michelle who looks as though she could easily wind up and punch out rush limbaugh, bernie madoff and all the corporate creeps who ripped off america. clearly, she saw someone who could muscle up for america. >> sure, of course. the thing about michelle obama's arms is everybody talks about it. they're fantastic, right? they're actually her husband's secret weapon, right? they also say something about her femininity that people are not that comfortable with, right? in the way that hillary rodham clinton wears the pant suit, right, michelle obama has got her arms and we're always a little bit uncomfortable with a strong woman. that's why her arms are so, so widely commented upon. >> and for me, that intersection also feels racialized. so there's the gender component but the other piece of it is like she can't actually punch out rush limbaugh and bernie madoff and that idea that she is the muscle feels both to me like a particular thing that that's doing to the pre

as you mentioned, first lady michelle obama is coming here to dorothy emanuel rec center to campaign for democratic gubernatorial candidate tom wolf. some polls give him a higher rating or give her a higher rating, that is, than the president. others say she is the real star in the white house. no doubt, with less than three weeks until election day, political analysts tell us obama's high-profile visit may boost wolf's lead in the polls. >> most polls are still in double digits, but you do see at least a little bit of tightening. the question is, is it too little, too late? >> reporter: the doors open here at 9:00. in the next half hour, we're going to hear from some residents who are more than excited to have the first lady coming to their part, the northwest corner of the city. live for now in cedarbrook, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> new from overnight, some tension in the pennsylvania state senate last night. republicans were voting to bypass a rule that says they can't work past 11:00. republicans said they wanted to get some important work done. democrats accused them of t

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first lady michelle obama rallies gubernatorial voters here, a neighborhood spot that's come a long wayfrom its origin as a kid's safe haven demanded by area mothers. >> they got together with a group of people and actually turned it into a recreation center. they made it happen. >> yeah, they made it happen. last thursday, chris christitie campaigned for corbett. >> most polls are still in double dijts. but you do see at least a little bit of questions that are too little, too late. >> more stock in poll averages, which still show wolf ahead by double digits. he expects heavy political punching between now and november 4th. >> they need to bring the other guy down. especially corbett, who's down. he needs to bring wolf down. >> as crews set up for tomorrow's rally, long-timers told us all politics aside, the high profile visitor brings the community vision of this neighborhood dream full circle. >> i'm very proud of my block. period. >> an e vebts planned for tomorrow starting in pittsburgh and continuing in harrisburg. the event will start officially tomorrow at 10:45 tomorrow morning

. >>> first lady michelle obama is here supporting tom wolf against his challenger, tom corbett. and vernon odom is live now. >> reporter: the theater was packed with enthusiastic people, those to see tom wolf but the majority of them were enthusiastic to greet michelle obama when she arrived here. she came to generate large turnout in this traditionally large turnout section of philadelphia. this is the 59th ward for tom wolf, michelle obama is making the rounds for the key governor races across the nation. here is the first lady moments ago. >> it's up to us to educate folks and to tell them why they need to pay attention and it's up to us to tell them where to go to cast their vote on november the 4th, it's up to us, we need all of you out there every day between now and election day, we need you to do the work you know how to do. knock on doors. make those phone calls. [ applause ] >> reporter: about 800 ward leaders rank and file democrats here for the first lady's appearance, it was an enthusiastic welcome for her and tom wolf as well. she goes to florida next for a height

everything goes in one direction. >> in colorado and that might be another. >> michelle obama going toorado. barack obama the president is not welcome in most of these states because they think he is a negative. the first lady is still. >> they need to get out the base voters without bringing out the president. that's the line they have been trying to walk. michelle obama fires up the people that democrats need to show up. she is not her husband. >> indeed. the team in place. there is royal baby news to report. prince william and duchess catherine's child is due in april. april is the month. the due date has just been released. she is suffering for extreme morning sickness, but steadilyiment proving. she is supposed to make her first public appearance since announcing her pregnancy. you drop 40 grand on a new set of wheels, then... wham! a minivan t-bones you. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is, why do you have that ins

. >>> and could michelle obama be leading california? the new reports about her post-white house plans. >>> and good evening, we have been tracking rainfall off to the north all day long. now there is a new storm system that has our attention. we're tracking the rain timeline for the weekend in just a few moments. >>> did you see the fireworks tonight, when the world series is in town this is what we get. a lot of glitzy stuff and glamour. tonight, a beautiful night along the bay. the giants and major league baseball rolling out the orange carpet. there will be a lot of parties this weekend. but tonight's gala, the biggest and brightest. nbc bay area is there working the orange carpet, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, raj, i have to tell you i have never seen so many orange dresses in one place, take a look, the party is wrapping up. but everything from the orange carpets to orange lights, they have their world series orange pride on full display. the world series gets an explosive welcome in san francisco. the giants rolled out

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michelle obama with governor pat quinn. >> he's creating jobs here at home instead of shipping jobs overseas and he'll never cut funding for the veterans to give tax breaks for the wealthy. for this reason, abou barak and i are casting our vote for pat quinn. >> can i get a selfie? [ cheering ] all right? let's do it. hold on. let's do it. we're going to do it. right there. hey, we got it. thank you. thank you. >> here's what the photo looks like for all those trafficking pryor's selfie skills. and hillary clinton through several senate battleground states. one of her interesting efforts is louisiana where senator mary landrieu is facing tough head winds. if hillary clinton is able to help landrieu, it would be a heck of a statement to a lot of donors who are concerned about hillary clinton's appeal i in a possible 2016 election. >> the senate race in louisiana could be crucial. the latest polls show mary landrieu with 30% of the vote. her challenger has 32%. now a candidate has to win 50% of the vote to avoid a run off, and right now it does not look like that would happen. a run off betwee

just one over. >>> and first lady michelle obama put in serious elbow grease in the vegetable garden.> hand picking veggies with the help of school children. and the payoff, a healthy lunch from all whipped up by white house chefs. >> and fun on twitter. put up this vine video. see if you recognize the song and the message she's trying to get across. >> turn up for what? turn up for what? >> i could see that over and over again this morning. that was the first lady's response to the question, how many calories do you burn every time you turn up? it was one of seven vine and snappy tv videos posted as part of the qa with kids across the country. okay. i like that. >>> she is 6'4", weighs 2200 pounds and now a world record holder. meet blossom, a 13-year-old holstein who lives in illinois. she's the world's tallest cow. >> she has a mind of her own. the guinness photographers had to decide where to let her stand. still, blossom wasn't the most difficult photographic subject. taking pictures of the world's longest snake was trickier than this. >> longest snake. >> everything's in guinnes

and meeting michelle obama? what did you guys do?g michelle obama, and i didn't think that i would be -- ever be able to do that. >> so once in a lifetime opportunity, right? and i heard you got have a meal with her. what did you guys eat? >> first we ate kale salad, then we had pumpkin spice soup, then we had grilled chicken. >> what was that like? was it good? >> it was good. >> matthew, tell us how the school district got involved with this and what the school has been doing and what the trip was like. >> the school district has been setting trends in working with the school gardens so at willow cove a few years ago, one of the teachers agreed to start participating and working with me on doing a school garden. the school gardening are producing feed, going into the cafeterias. students are working out there, harvesting the food, getting it into the cafeteria. it's a system that works well. >> what do you do at the garden at the school? we usually water the plants and try to find new seeds that we can use so we can replant them. >

michelle obama will campaign in philadelphia this week for democratic candidate tom wolf.he'll appear in an event on wednesday at the dorothy emanuel recreation center in northwest philadelphia. wolf is hoping to unseat current pennsylvania governor tom corbett. election day is now just 23 days away. you can head to the polls on november 4th to cast your vote for pennsylvania's next governor. >>> people across the country and in our area will honor fallen firefighters today. all pennsylvania and u.s. flags will fly at half staff from sunrise to sunset. more than 100 firefighters killed in the line of duty will be remembered at the national fallen firefighters memorial service tonight in maryland. >>> this weekend, people in philadelphia found out how to get covered. an information session was held yesterday morning at temple university on the affordable care act. people learned what plans are available, how to enroll, and how to use the health care website. >> we really want to stress today that people understand the basics of it, but also know that there is affordable hea

but michelle obama is coming to philly today. the big question is what is she here for? we'll have the answer for you as is we always do. good day, it is wednesday, october 15th, 2014. >> her big campaign of course to have healthy school lunches for kids, so sue, wouldn't it be cool if she showed up un announced at these schools in philadelphia, what are you eating? what's in your hundred p box? >> and they've made many changes over the last decade, schools i used to visit, visit again, and see the difference, pretty amazing. for us today though we have some rain that will be visiting us, a little later on today. there is a look at the cold front. but ahead, well ahead of it, we have some showers. none in our area right now, a lot of cloud cover, and that kept the night pretty mild out around harrisburg, you may see stray shower or two, if that's where you are headed this morning. so look at our early morning temperatures. it is cents 4:00 in the morning, and it is 71 degrees, in philadelphia, on october 15th. was that dramatic enough for you? so 70s throughout the regio

." >> still ahead, the first lady herself, michelle obama will be a guest on the chew today.her visit to the talk show coming up and it's time to start searching for the halloween costume and it will cost you big this season. from costumes to candy >>> they estimate $7.4 billion will be spent on halloween, the average person will spend $77, on costumes for humans and $300 million will pay for pet costumes, candy and greeting carded bring in another $2 billion. that is a lot of money for pet costumes. wow. >> so -- halloween, any ideas? >> there is a ways away. we have time, you thinking of something. >> a trick or a treat? >> more of a treat. lets see what is going on outside with stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you it's quiet right now, no issues with precipitation but as we get into the start of our weekend, we are tracking a cold front that will move on through, with that we have showers for the first half of the our saturday. we will show you the picture outside sky 6 hd showing you a shot of wilmington delaware and the river there. we don't have a lot of reflecti

michelle obama will be in pennsylvania to support democrat tom wolf, running for governor, of course. she's headlining a campaign event in the cedarbrook section of philadelphia. meantime, president obama is traveling to new jersey. he will be in union for an event to support the democratic senatorial campaign committee in new jersey. >>> in harrisburg, governor tom corbett and first lady susan attended a ceremony last night to honor pennsylvanians killed in domestic violence this year. each victim's name was read and puzzle pieces were put in place on a map of the commonwealth to show where they died. the ceremony was in honor of october being domestic violence month. >>> now there are just 20 days left until pennsylvania voters will go to the polls and elect their next governor. as election day approaches, you can count on nbc 10 to cover both candidates as they make a final push for votes. >>> medicare's open enrollment period begins today, which will allow you to sign up or make changes to your benefits for 2015. experts say medicare customers will have fewer plans to choose from

obama. for me getting to meet michelle was history in the making. i'm excited.i can tell my mom and send her the pictures. >> i just saw hillary clinton last week though. >> what's next? >> getting tom wolf elected for governor. >> even though he's leading in the polls, wolf says the real poll will be on november 4th. and the first lady is urging everyone to make that happen. in cedarbrook, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> we checked with governor tom corbett's campaign as well. his office told us the governor was in harrisburg this morning and then travelled to pittsburgh. >>> a former employee at the pennsylvania attorney general's office is retiring from the state board of probation and parole. kathleen kane claims he sent month are than 3 dozen porn graphic or sexually explicit e-mails and received more than 400. it was announced he'll retire at the end of the month. he says he did not initiate any of the e-mails nor does he view important graph pornographic videos. it's alleged that many employees sent or received interoffice e-mails containing pornography

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first lady michelle obama came to campaign for wolf in philadelphia's east mt. airy section. she follows on the heels of hillary clinton who was stumping for wolf here last week. sources tell "action news" that the president himself may rally here, for the midterm elections, home stretch. >>> meanwhile vice-president joe biden will be visiting philadelphia tomorrow morning. it is not a political rally for tom wolf. mr. biden will join senator bob casey and congressman chaka fattah and bob brady at penns landing to talk about infrastructure investments. >>> meanwhile the campaign trail took governor tom corbett to pittsburgh today. the republican incumbent visited site of the former steel mill million which is said to be developed as a commercial and residential district. the governor now announced ten million-dollar in state grants to aid in the redevelopment. >>> from our delaware news room tonight, the candidates in november's u.s. senate race met in a televised debate. democratic incumbent chris coons is seeking a full six year term and he is opposed by republican business

michelle obama campaigned for bruce braillely.ant is working with governor scott. nbc political editor mark murray, msnbc correspondent casey hunt and carrie dan, political contributor. first, let's talk about iowa. joni earnst and braillely not bailey. >> even mitt romney called him bill braillely. everybody is contend wok he is. >> bill braillely, won't you pleads come home? you can understand if people get tired and busy and they're in too many places at once. but this is a close race. >> not only is this a close race. this will decide u.s. senate control as goes iowa as goes u.s. senate control. it is that tight the stakes, the races are incredibly tight. a bloomberg poll showed joni earnst with a one-point lead. so it's. if people bank early voters, that turns out helping them on election day. >> especially with unpredictable weather in the mid-west in november. >> absolutely. >> there is michelle obama correcting her error. >> we need to elect leaders like bruce bailey, bruce bailey, you got to do it. think of how many preci

michelle obama even cut a radio spot for him. >> they do us proud. they stand for progress.d for doing the right thing. i'm with the president all the way. you know, just, fact yesterday, being with so many people who got health coverage of the president's courage in getting that last passed. >> reporter: quinn is up against republican bruce browner, a wealthy financeer who spent a lot of his money on the race promising to make illinois more business-friendly. the race is focused on underfunded pension and dismal credit rating got little attention. quinn is leaning heavy on big names like the president here today. michelle obama expected next week and expected visit from hillary clinton in the future. shannon? shannon: mike, thank you so much. eric: illinois is a hot senate race, governors race there are also a lot of other hot races around the country they say could potentially flip the senate to the gop. election guru larry sabato's crystal ball forecast for the university of virginia center for politics. odds are break for republican in two states that president obama car

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>> [inaudible] >> now, i think the image of michelle obama, barak obama, and his two girls is the most powerful image in the world because everybody nows they are unassailable, their integrity, their love of the family, their bonding, it just jumps off the screen at you; right? that, i think, is an embedded image that this country has needed for decades that the way in which the black family has been demonized throughout american history, the way black women have been demonized throughout black history, the way children have been demonized in black history, this all counters there, and it's not the cosby fantasy, but it's the real family going through a whole lot, and what they are going through, the death threats, and the things they get that we don't know about and live with every single day and will be living with for the rest of their lives, their commitment, we want to change this country, move it in another direction, that's the way it is. you know, i thought the best thing was, you know, little sasha speaking chinese. you know, that is an amazing image. you know? it also is refl

whether it's michelle obama telling a fantastic story about advice, or highlighting our heroes of theear. these are the stories people want to share. >> absolutely. >> and feel good about. >> and taylor swift represents someone we're following for years to come. you also talk about some other people we'll be following in the future, as well, right? >> absolutely. >> we feature 41s to watch. we're paving the way for the next 40 years. we're not going anywhere. and these are the people want to focus on. people like natalie dormer and meghan trainor. >> all about that bass. >> my daughter loves that song. >> what's not to love? >> it's positive and fun and that's what we're trying to celebrate. we're trying to take part in pop culture, be a part of the conversation. and show people just the fun and the inspiration that you can find from it. >> has kanye called and said he should have been on the cover instead of taylor? >> the number of times kanye has called my numbers. i need my assistant. >> that's the problem people have. want to block that number, michelle tan, thank you so much. >>

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one thing we don't have this president obama, michelle obama, vice president biden, who, on a night, can raise $1 million, $2 million, and have done it dozens of times for the democratic campaign committee. >> the perception is that you guys are going to win. typically what we see donors try to do is front-run the results in november and they start opening their checkbook. are you going to start closing the gap? >> we have donors who have been skeptical. i'm glad to hear you say the perception is that republicans are going to win. we've had that perception before, and it didn't happen. i think that republican donors are skeptical about one more time opening their checkbook. host: the full interview with senator jerry moran is coming up at the top of the hour, 10:00 eastern time on c-span's "newsmakers" program. continuing tore write that st. matthew's cathedral for the start of the st.mass -- to arrive at matthew's cathedral for the start of the traditional red mass. the headline this morning from "the washington post," "out of control -- how the world health organization failed to s

michelle obama was there. this past week for mary burke.ry struck by her answer. you know i asked her, you know who would you model your leadership still after? and she said "not obama, but maybe abraham lincoln or george washington." >> you can't argue with either of those models, i guess. >> i guess not. >> interesting the context of that question though. msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt. that was good stuff you had from wisconsin. >> thanks for having me steve. >>> coming up we're going to look at another close senate race, one that's been under the radar until now but that involves some infighting between some two very big-name democrats. we're going to explain that to you right after this. your customers, our financing. your aspirations, our analytics. your goals, our technology. introducing synchrony financial, bringing new meaning to the word partnership. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. enagage with us. sensitive bladder? never miss a chance to dance. introducing a revolution in bladder leak protection. new

it wasn't just michelle obama. >> maybe it was a tell prompter thing.ailly is a pretty common name. >>> now, you have a real figure in the polls for this. you guys have a particular outcome you want to see. but you have been working on this. this race seems to me to be tightening in every way. i mean, every race, even new hampshire, where it seems shhine should be winning fairly handedly. but there's two polls since everyone's written it off. it just seems like this race is actually really, really close across the board. >> this race has been really, really close. we have kentucky senate race for a long time. it's honestly one of the dumbest and most data-free things that i have seen happen since i started working in campaigns. she has kept him under 50% and more or less within the margin of error for, like, 24 of her last public polls. her own pollster has her up two. this race has been alive. it is alive. i guess i'm happy people are s/t catching up to that now. we still have two weeks to go. but, no, it's really, really close all across the country.

. >> la primera dama de los estados unidos, michelle obama estuvo aquÍ en filadelfia, para visitar ely seÑalÓ que tanto ella como el presidente quiere asegurarse de que pennsylvania cuenta con un gobernador, excepcional. hablando del gobernador, firmÓ una ley que expande los requisitos. junto al gobernador se encontraba el representante Ángel cruz quien fue el patrocinador del proyecto de ley, actualmente los centros en la ternera realizar una prueba mandatoria que evaluar seis condiciones, la nueva ley requiere que otras instituciones y los hospitales adhieran otras enfermedades. >> vamos ahora con edward, nos va a traer, dice que las paredes de la alcaldÍa se han convertido en una exposiciÓn de arte. >> asÍ es, el día de hoy los pasillos de la alcaldÍa se convirtieron en una obra de arte, es algo bastante significativo porque fueron estudiantes hispanos que hicieron de todo un poco, hubo mucha alegrÍa en el día de hoy una de las personas que participÓ fue la concejal quiÑones sÁnchez, está con nosotros. >> en este caso la escuela de edison y muÑoz marÍn, los estudiantes han particip

. >> michelle obama welcomed children for the fall harvest today. she planted a vegetable garden back in 2009. children from arizona, california, and ohio were asked to join because their schools use fresh local school in their school lunches. >> come to the white house and go to work. don't be startled if you hear some low-flying jets in the area tonight. norad is planning some training drills in the area and they're expecting to be running from about midnight until 2:00 tonight. >> what are we expecting? >> it is quite out there right now. don't be fold if we move into the early morning hours. -- don't be fooled if we move into the early morning hours. potential for severe weather in the afternoon. this hour, 76 degrees at reagan national airport. dew points in the middle 60's. it feels more like august. 82 was our high earlier today, 69 are average. five degrees away from the record high set back in 1975. bridgewater, virginia, 68 degrees. they have arty had a half an inch of rain. 71 degrees in takoma park. 72, downtown washington. is not a prob

can republicans say see, he's admitting that michelle nunn is a vote for obama? >> michelle nunn has run a good campaign for the democrats. the demographics in georgia are changing aenif african americans turn out strong, perdue has run a sloppy campaign near the end talking too much about outsourcing, almost like a mitt romney candidate. republicans were supposed to have a wave at this moment but it seems to be just a tie so the president strategically is going to some of the states where african-american turnout could be a big help and republicans are hurt not having a governoring agenda. where is the contract to america, the pledge to america, they're coasting hoping to ride a wave. i haven't seen the wave starting to develop and no real policy ideas coming out of the right. >> the challenge for democrats they need those african-american voters to come out and georgia, louisiana and arkansas, but at the same time those are the voters that typically like the president, typically like the president's policies but white voters poll say white male voters do not lik

under new federal rules championed by first lady michelle obama, schools must now conform to straightidelines on what they can and cannot serve to receive subsidies, often hard boiled -- one school district in maryland even got rid of their fryers to keep the money flowing. >> with the new regulations, it gives us the opportunity to encourage and have a child take a fruit or vegetable. and that's great, because students should consume more fruits and vegetables. >> 83% of school districts report a growing amount of food waste. in campbell county, kentucky, superintendent jean kercher gave up more than a quarter million dollars in federal money. >> we're watching kids after they go past the cash register throw away what they were forced to take in the lunch line. >> in south carolina, a high schooler started an online petition asking for the district to bring back pizza and french fries. >> a lot of students can't afford to bring lunch boxes which means they're not going to be eating the food because it's not good. >> reporter: it's not just lunch lines that areool vending machines are

. >> tambiÉn vistiÓ a hillary clinton, nancy reagan y muy recientemente a michelle obama.la Única realidad de la vida era que uno nacÍa y luego moría y los Últimos aÑos de su vida reconociÓ que su prioridad ya no era vestir celebridades sino la mujer comÚn y corriente. >> es importante tener a personalidades pero en realidad no es el consumidor. yo encuentro que la mujer, una mujer anÓnima en la calle es la influencia hoy en dÍa. >> y oscar de la renta adquiriÓ la ciudadanÍa estadounidense en 1971, tuvo que renunciar a la dominicana, se habÍa diversificado como diseÑador y tenÍa su propia línea de accesorios, muebles y fragancias. hace una semana habÍa designado a un nuevo diseÑador. >> seguramente serÁ extraÑado en el mundo de la moda. funcionarios federales dieron a conocer nuevas medidas para hacer frente al Ébola, las Últimas noticias han sido positivas pues dos enfermeras infectadas se recuperan y mÁs de 40 personas salieron de cuarentena sin indicio alguno de contagio. hay mÁs deduciendo 50 todavÍa en observaciÓn. pedro continÚa en dallas y tiene lo Último. >> varias

michelle obama is making some daytime appearance. the first lady taped a segment that will air today. andwill discuss nutrition the benefits of cooking at home. she has led a nationwide effort to combat childhood obesity. -- >> how does a man and up spending 26 years in prison with no weapon, nobody. exclusively to 2020. he says he has nothing to do with this. a jury of his peers convicted him and put him in prison for 26 years. this is a story about a young man who went missing. four years this case went cold until an ex-con stepped up and pointed the finger. there was no physical evidence and yet he's be -- and yet he sits in prison. there has been a big rake in this case. this man who was the prosecution's key witness, the prosecution is saying he lied in court. him intoutors coerced telling a story because this was a case they wanted to close. there has never been a disappearance in years. prosecutors wanted to get this case closed. now we can't take and saying he was forced to tell this story in order for prosecutors to close th