i know probably the happiest two people in the world, tom carter, peter dealy, they no longer have to be out in the storms de-watering it so it won't sink or blow away. peter doesn't have to worry about his birthday next week getting a call from the admiral to come and get the dock back because his daughter's wedding is next week and they don't want it to be part of the furniture. thank you, everyone, it's been a long story and the story ended very well. commissioners, next i just wanted to make you aware that two weeks ago i was elected to be the president of the california association of port authorities. that's an association of the 11 ports in the state of california. while we do a number of things, but most importantly, we work on international trade issues and tariffs and other things affecting our related businesses. the position is a two-year position and typically it is held by a person in northern california port, southern california port. it trades off every two years. i am replacing the outgoing president whos what the port director of san diego, waynn darbo and the presid

but stu thank you to the port staff 80 that went above and beyond john and peter and john and tom and carter and his group and dan and others thank you all and so many others of the important staff (clapping) of course, the leadership tenacity and sleep also nights was wording if we'd be able to pay for this and our director has been the driving force her commitment and that of her leadership team to this project has not wavered and with the combined effort many of you have been mentioned your we're they've to monique for this (clapping) you beat me to the bunch i punch a project like this is on time and budget is really k30ir8d give her another hand, please (clapping) our commission and the port staff worked hard for the progress in our community to the waterfront from the restaurants to the ball parks to the museums to entertainment venues and now to the first cruise term off o on the west coast to one of the bitter births available and now an addressed new jewel i wasn't going to say it it will be quiet a spectacular party our new terminal created a designation that serves our visits inte

public pressure we can change their attitudes to make sure that our people including tom is treated with fairness. >> mr. carter>> i think you have a lot of georgia fans up here. the short answer is, yes. i think the folks out here praying on these athletes and making money on them should be punished. i will to you what i think about would we look and consider what is happening at the university of georgia. we have undermined our public institutions of higher education that it is on believable. if the cost of college in this day is rising higher. is another way that georgia has reached the bottom. we have to sure we are making education our first priority. i believe if we do that, we can control the cost of college and expand the hope scholarship to ensure middle-class families are able to maximize their access and right now, when the look at the university of georgia and how excited we are about our football team, we want to be excited about higher education and their ability to afford. >> sandra parrish? >> the mayor of houston ask pastors to turn over sermons and term of a case. do you support antidiscrimina

for kirk, heather and tom, chris fowler saying good night from tallahassee. to the ford wrap-up show and chris carterippi 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. you think the crimson tide were angry co

for kirk, heather and tom, chris fowler saying good night from tallahassee. to the ford wrap-up show and chris carterippi 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. you think the crimson tide were angry co

public pressure we can change their attitudes to make sure that our people including tom is treated with fairness. >> mr. carter? >> i think you have a lot of georgia fans up here. the short answer is, yes. i think the folks out here praying on these athletes and making money on them should be punished. i will to you what i think about would we look and consider what is happening at the university of georgia. we have undermined our public institutions of higher education that it is on believable. if the cost of college in this day is rising higher. is another way that georgia has reached the bottom. we have to sure we are making education our first priority. i believe if we do that, we can control the cost of college and expand the hope scholarship to ensure middle-class families are able to maximize their access and right now, when the look at the university of georgia and how excited we are about our football team, we want to be excited about higher education and their ability to afford. >> sandra parrish? >> the mayor of houston ask pastors to turn over sermons and term of a case. do you support antidiscrimi

. >> and tom rich from big and rich is here but will he have the numbers? >> and jimmy carterling on the president as well. >> the list is getting longer. >> the fog is getting thicker. >>> moments ago we got word that thomas eric duncan,the first ebola patient in the united states, has died from the disease. we have a physician from john hopkins. good to have you with us. your reaction, doctor? it sounds like there was delay in diagnosing him. do you think that could have made a difference in saving his life? >> probably not in his life. but when he came to the hospital with a fever and told the story he was in west africa he was discharged on antibiotics and that day and a half before he came back to the hospital with worsening symptoms he may have exposed other folks. he got the experimental treatment and it didn't work. he did expose people unnecessarily if he would have been -- if the hospital would have been hypervigilant about this travel history. >> and speaking of exposure, there is so much concern and people feel like they are getting conflicting evidence from the cd

carter and the montana u.s. senate debate with republican steve daines and democrat amanda kurtis. tuesday night at 9:00 the south carolina governors debate between five candidates. governor nicki haley, vincent shaheen, independent tom ervin, independent steve french, and independent morgan reeves. thursday night live at 8:00 iowa debate between republican steve can king and democrat jim mowrer. c-span debate 2014. more than 100 te baits -- debates for the control of congress. >> each week american history tv sits in on a leckclur with a college professor. you can watch the classes every saturday evening at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern. next mercer university professor chester fontenot talks about booker t. washington's early years at tuscaloosa university and looks at his platform which encouraged african-americans to create their own economic base. while he established many institutions such as the national negro business league he also had opposition to his ideas both during his lifetime and since. professor fontenot compares the ideas and tactics of booker t. washington and martin luther king jr. this class is about an hour and 20 minutes. >> remember we have been talking about booker t. washington and some of

tom delay in his decade-old money laundering case. they upheld an earlier ruling saying there was not enough evidence to convict delay. he said the case was politically motivated. >>> jimmy carter turned 90 yesterday. they marked it with a visit to the carter center in atlanta. and one of his great granddaughters delivered a handmade card. he says the 32 years since he left office have been the best of his life. >> happy birthday. >>> a huge stretch of the midwest, facing severe storms. from the gulf to canada. showers across montana and wyoming. clear on the coasts. >> a chill from canada arriving in northern montana and wyoming. but still in the 80sed and 9s in the southern half of the country. mostly 60s and 70s elsewhere. >>> and the fastest corvette ever made. >>> and the ebola outbreak taking a toll on your money. with airline prices slumping and chocolate prices rising. >>> a guy sends the drone to get incredible images. but learns a lesson about just how hot lava can be. >>> well, stock market opens lower this morning as the ebola crisis is one of the conditions. dow jones lost more than 230 points yesterday after disappointing economic news and fears about ebola. u.s.

carter was one. one of the questions i have with tom at the herald who responded to this, he said in his piece in politico last week, i think the ask question is not why we these questions, but why didn't we ask them of franklin roosevelt and john kennedy and lyndon johnson. that is we could have been they would have done exactly what part did. had off hehave skate -- off the obfuscated. all of those things would have been the fruit of the poison tree. i think that is a dangerous road to go down. you talked by what was going on in 1987, the rise of feminism, and how it changed coverage overall. guest: yes. and this is a larger point. it is already turning in the culture. the rise of feminism, different attitudes of adultery on the left, on the right, the rise of moral majority, which cares very much about personal morality. before, andar, just it is important to think about, you have the big baker scandal, which you may remember. the wife with the mascara running down her face, and then you have the whole iran-contra scandal, which, interesting, the facts of which are obscure. the secretary who stuffed th

carter was one. one of the questions i have with tom at the herald who responded to this, he said in his piece in politico last week, i think the ask question is not why we these questions, but why didn't we ask them of franklin roosevelt and john kennedy and lyndon johnson. that is we could have been they would have done exactly what part did. had off hehave skate -- off the obfuscated. all of those things would have been the fruit of the poison tree. i think that is a dangerous road to go down. you talked by what was going on in 1987, the rise of feminism, and how it changed coverage overall. guest: yes. and this is a larger point. it is already turning in the culture. the rise of feminism, different attitudes of adultery on the left, on the right, the rise of moral majority, which cares very much about personal morality. before, andar, just it is important to think about, you have the big baker scandal, which you may remember. the wife with the mascara running down her face, and then you have the whole iran-contra scandal, which, interesting, the facts of which are obscure. the secretary who stuffed th

carter is here with the dials. so we've got one ad we want to look at here and this is tom tillis attack ad involving senator kay hagano the islamic state as a jv team. days later, the armed services committee holds a hearing on new global threats. senator kay hagan absent. she missed over half of the armed services hearings this year. she admits she prioritized a cocktail party to benefit her campaign, while isis grew, obama did nothing. senator hagan did cocktails. to change policy, change your senator. >> okay. what do you give the grade here? >> the grade here i have to give this an f. the reason for that is -- i know. we talked to folks. this isn't just me saying. this is what the people said. they upgrade to do a d, i'm sorry. the reason is, most people looked at it as a strict old traditional political ad. it seemed like an ax to grind. it didn't seem like there was anything really that stuck to it. most people said what i would do if this came on is i'd go out and get a snack. i wouldn't even watch the whole thing. >> really? wow. you didn't like the imagery with showing isis, she's at cocktail parties while i

that at the end the carter administration he went up to jody powell, the white house press secretary, and said thank you, and was responded to with bitterness. all the folks nolan and tomdefrank, are such icons that listening to them and many other long-term veterans who spoke yesterday, you really saw the progression and change the from which we have taken not just the chief of staff but whether policymakers. think there has been a calculation across party lines the reagan era that there is more control and less access, and that has had a tremendous impact on the way the news is covered. >> that will be available for you later on our website. >> did you want to respond? >> i just want to add that honored are duals wonderful people. but we are constantly butting heads with the white house over getting into the oval office. this week the president met with the dallas nurse who was just declared free of ebola, it was could go in at she but only with photographers, reporters or tv cameras. we should be able to go in and not just see photos on twitter later on. we want to to ask the nurse a two. the response was, she already talked to nih. we are at the white house and she

carter and at 8:00, the montana u.s. senate debate with representative steve daines and amanda curtis. tuesday night at 9:00 on c-span, the governor's debate between shaheen,ey, vincent tom irvine, steve french, and morgan reeves. and thursday night, the fourth district debate between stephen -- jim mower.r >> in delaware, chris coons is running for election for his first full term. he won a special election four years ago. he is republican kevin wade. as solidly rated democratic. here is a look at the debate from last week. they debated for about one hour. >> this is delaware debates. >> welcome. on behalf of delaware public media and the university of delaware center for put -- communication, welcome to delaware debates 2014, made possible with the financial support of the american cancer society cancer action network. joining me to moderate this debate is lindsay hoffman. andofessor of medication political silence -- science. the candidates include chris coons, the incumbent, and kevin wade. welcome to both of you. divided intoll be two parts. following a one minute opening statement, lindsay hoffman and i will pose questions to the candidates. responses are limited t

with jason carter, and then steve daines and amanda curtis tuesday night at 9:00 on season, the south carolina governor debate between five candidates, governor nikki haley, vincent shaheen, tomrvine, steve french, and morgan bruce reeves. thursday night, the iowa fourth district debate between representative stephen king and democratic jim mowrer. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. "washington journal" continues. host: our next guest is rob barnett, the scen senior energy economist at bloomberg government. thank you for joining us. guest: pleasure to beer. are: prices at the pump going down sometimes three dollars a gallon, but there might be more to it than that, can you explain what is going on here? guest: absolutely, with any commodity, anything like energy, consumer should want to pay as little as possible for it. not necessarily good news for producing companies and that sort of thing, but over the last few months, oil prices have dropped something like 25 percent. we are flirting with $80 a barrel right now in the global oil market, and that translates directly into what consumers are paying at the pump right now. "ost: the "wall street journal has thi

tom. we move on to democratic caller in georgia. go ahead. >> caller: my confidence level is very high. i'm a 63-year-old black man. my first time voting was for jimmy carter. and ever since that time, every time a democrat is elected, the republicans spend all of their time trying to show howen incompetence and corrupt the government is. only a good cost when republicans are in power and at this time, they are destroying this country with their on satin fence in instructing the president and the government. >> host: okay. all right. from the "washington times," the majority of midterm voters are over the obama care flap. more than half of voters say they're tired of hearing congressional candidates talk about obama care and wish they would move on while just 4 in 10 want the discussion to continue. this according to a new poll by the kaiser family foundation that said less than one in 10 voters, 8% think that. affordable care act is the most important issue guiding their vote. that's from the "washington times" this morning. they also have this side story on popular obama sidelined during midterm elections. he's been doing fundraisers behind the scenes in

deal and democrat jason carter and at 2, the e on c-span debate with senate steve daines and amanda curtis. on c-span, south carolina haley, 's debate, nicky vincent shaheen, tom ervin, french, and morgan reeves. and thursday night, the iowa debate between u.s. representative steven king mauer.mocrat jim campaigns. all weekend, american history tv bay, wisconsin. became jaenl nick let the first european to discover lake michigan and wisconsin. landed on green bay to find a route from lake huron to the pacific ocean. the area green bay because of the area's greenish waters. cable by the time-warner partner, c-span visited many sites show casing green bay's history. more about green bay all weekend here on american history tv. >> this is hazelwood historic house. morgan l. me of the martin family. they live in the house from 1839 1930s.he early on this was a strong and most of ity the -- most of the men who lived here, the families who lived here, sided with the british during the war of 1812. of 1812, the ar american fur company came into area, john jacob aster and took over. they didn't make life very easy -- for the british fur traders. and eventually all of