according to this report, here's the lay of the land of the school, according to this report at least two students were shot. depending on what you're seeing and reading, this is a fluid situation and happening as i speak. there could be more. we just cannot confirm that are for you. so according to seattle tv affiliate komo, at least two students have been shot. they are being airlifted to harborview medical center, this is in seattle. there was no immediate word on their condition so you know we're working on getting that information for you. as far as the "where." affording to this affiliate this shooting happened inside of the school cafeteria. so this individual -- don't know if it's a student, don't know if they're even affiliated with this school -- opened fire inside of the cafeteria and here's the thing, and this is what we're trying to confirm, that the shooter is still believed to be at large. at least 20 police cars, multiple ambulances. you see people walking away here. they are responding to the incident. the school is on lockdown. i've been trying to get through here on

we know according to reports he was given an experimental drug.s given an experimental drug here. even with the first case with dr. kent brantly. when doctors were asked if the experimental serum he was given actually made a difference. at the time they said there was no conclusive information if it helped one way or the other. doctors heavily depended on hydration. some of the basic things that were not available in west africa allowed them to have some success here in the united states with three of the patients. >> yes. that is true. it's a different medication than some of the other treatments they've used in other patient ourselves the last several months. most of the patient wes had been hearing about, the ones in atlanta and over in nebraska where we brought them back to the country for treatment have been receiving a lot of antibots against the particular virus. we think the anti-bodies are killing the virus itself. the medicine with one of the most standard types of medication we develop for viruss and bacteria and more sophisticated goin

kobbani in northern syria, the islamic state is pushed back according to the pentagon after two days of intensive airstrikes. hundreds of fighters happen killed. ♪ also coming up through the course of the next hour, we will be looking at european markets which has taken a sharp tumble. paris has lost more than 3%, the german dax too. we will find out why with our business editor. we will take a train trip to get away the from it all, a trip that could be the next big trouble destination iran. the talks have been planned and cancel before, but the chief executive of hong kong says he is now ready to speak with protesters as early as next week. the breakthrough comes as the protests of the streets in hong kong in its third week. here is what the chief executive had to say this morning. >> the most constructive thing that the hong kong government can offer the students is to sit down and listen to the students what we can do together, within the framework position of the national people's congress. the hong kong special administration region cannot make something that is not in the basi

according to this student, there was blood everywhere. blood on his shoes at the scene, blood everywhere. he's in a safe location but no one, of course, is naming names because you have to tell the family before that gets out publicly. again, the shooting happened inside of the cafeteria. and this student called police to tell police what was happening. remember, we were hearing initially reports students heard the alarms going off. they thought it was a fire alarm. it wasn't a fire alarm. this was a shooting. called police. alerted them. then handed the phone to the teachers. and as we're looking at this video, this is video from within the last hour we have seen school buses. we know students are heading to a nearby church to be reunified with their parents who i am sure are frightened and want to see their sons and their daughters. this is a big school. this is 2500 students so the process of accounting for each of these individuals could take hours. they are still going. they are still going door to door, classroom by classroom. it is

that's at least according to the federal government. the u.s. economy growing at a 3 1/2% rate in the third quarter. and that translated into good news on wall street. the dow soaring 220 points. but that growth is not extending to your personal economy. according to folks across the country the economic disconnect may not bode well for incumbents when we go to the polls next week. here to weigh in, steve moore, chief economist from heritage foundation and fox news contributor. steve, great to have you here. the numbers from polls are astonishing. here we are, all three indexes poised at new highs, here is

41% now think troops and air strikes in tandem are the answer, that's according to the nbc news "wall street journal" poll versus 35% who think it should be limited to air strikes. 15% on the fence, they think no military action should be taken. this as u.s. led air strikes are intensifying. five in iraq, 18 in syria near kobani today. richard engel has been following this in northern iraq. thank you so much. first off, a simple question, are these air strikes working? >> reporter: if you're inside kobani, yes, they are making a difference. they are working. a week ago, it looked like kobani was lost. that the militants from isis, all of the city. they control about a third of the city now. and the intensified air strikes have slowed the isis assault. according to the militants inside kobani, the defenders of the city, the kurdish forces are

according to two law enforcement sources again. speaking to matt cramer of the seattle times newspaper. continuing to read police have not released details, but there are reports of as many as, well, the seattle times is now reporting seven other people shot, so the gunman has killed himself, and what we have is six people, so it's six or seven at this point. we don't know names or ages or if they're students or faculty or workers. we just don't know yet. we will soon enough. as you have been seeing, the ambulances have been staging around the building, and now students are getting on buses there to make their way home for the day after what has been, man, just an awful one for so many of them. police, according to the reporting at the seattle times, are searching room to room in this school with guns drawn leaving tape to mark the doors of rooms that have been cleared. law enforcement authorities do this out of an abundance of caution whenever there's this sort of incident in a large building. especially in a school. you want to m

eight to ten days after that is when most people would start feeling the effects of the virus, according to doctors. so today, tomorrow and wednesday are crucial. but, according to one expert, the delay in diagnosing duncan's illness was a serious mistake that jeopardized the people he

according to spencer, the yankees starved out more black faces than whites. after they came, it was hard to find either food or shelter since many of the buildings on spencer's plantation, including the slave quarters, had been burned. many ex slaves died in piles from starvation and disease. hunger left children like spencer with an abstract understanding of freedom that was conditional rather than categorical. according to guntharp, the yankees throwed us in the briar patch and all we had to thank them for was a hungry valley and freedom. belly and freedom. something we had no more used for than that i have today for one of those airplanes i hear flying around up there in the sky. like the airplanes that hovered high above her, emancipation left only the faintest trail in her life. her hungry belly on the other hand grounded her memories in ways that an abstract concept like freedom could not. these testimonies given by ex slaves in the 1930's to the roving bands of interviewers employed through the federal writers project revealed how the most basic of hum

according to sewell, the line between slavery and freedom was fine. the only thing severing the two conditions was the custom of attaching money to someone's physical body. although they could no longer be bought and sold as property, the free peoples expectations that they should receive some kind of reprieve from the endless, unpaid work was to him outrageous. he told them, if you get through this year alive, you should be thankful. captain sewell was not alone in his belief that there was a redemptive value in suffering for the free people. fearful that a shortage of labor stemming from former slaves' suspicion of the contract system would endanger agricultural production, many freedmen's bureau agents implemented a variety of coercive policies and that reducing dependency on government support and ensuring the freedmen's cooperation. the commissioner ordered his assistance to take steps to eliminate what he says was the false pride that renders some of the refugees more willing to be supported in idleness than to support themselves. according to m

according to a report released by unc, it was a scam that allowed them to remain eligible. the students took the so-called paper classes in a department formerly known as african and afro american studies. allegations about the fraud were first brought to light five years ago, but this is the first time the school is apologizing for what happened. four employees have already been fired. five others are facing disciplinary actions. >>> we are still waiting to learn whether human remains found over the weekend near charlottesville, virginia, are those of missing uva student hannah graham. meanwhile, though, hundreds of students at virginia tech held a vigil last night in honor of hannah. her disappearance hits home for many at virginia tech, because in 2009, student morgan harrington was abducted and murdered. both the hannah graham and morgan harrington cases are now linked forensically through suspect jesse matthew. >>> all right, let's get to some sports now. we're going to shift gears. after the giants' crushing in the season opener, the royals get even in game two. >> an

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according to police, the shooter was a student. video from hole tv station shows students being evacuated from marysville high school. 30 miles north of seattle. according to local reports, that student opened fire in or near the high school's cafeteria. >>> we'll be back with a check on wall street. another big swing for stocks. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >>> stocks are higher on wall street putting the market on track for its best week in almost two years. traders got encouraging news from microsoft and u.p.s. but amazon is down over 8% after the company reported a steeper-than-expected loss in the latest quarter. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is up 107. th

president carter discussing his remembrances of the camp david accord. one of the people and the audience that they was lawrence wright, an author, a screen writer, playwright, staff writer for the new yorker to my written for southern voices, texas monthly, rolling stone. many of his articles have won prizes, including two national magazine awards. he is the co-writer of movies, the siege ended noriega, god's favor. the author of when novel and eight nonfiction books including in those nonfiction books the looming tower. going clear, scientology, hollywood, and that prison a belief. his most recent book 13 days in september carter, reagan, is about is what brings us all here today. the new york times did a review of it this last week. it is a glowing review of the work he's done, and i think it probably sums it up best at the end when he says , when the writer says, lawrence wright makes a master in the case that it is time we gave credit to jimmy carter, gave him full credit for all the lives he has inspired diplomacy is saved. it is a fascinating stor

according to police the teenager was shot in the lower back. right now he is in the hospital in critical condition. >>> the world health organization is now reporting the number of cases of ebola in west africa has past 10,000. this comes just a day after the governors of new york and new jersey ordered a mandatory quarantine for anybody who travels through the major airports in their states after coming into contact with infected patients overseas. this morning we're also following new developments about a health care worker who is being tested for ebola in newark. nbc10's matt delucia is live in the digital operation center with new information. matt, fill news on this. >> rosemary, just got new info from the new jersey department of health. a woman who was being treated or rather quarantined after flying to newark, liberty international airport where she was just clear tested negative. preliminarily nor ebola. the first person placed in a mandatory quarantine set up by the governors of new york and new jersey. we will show you some aerial vi

this according to a detailed report published in today's "new york times." according to the account, several other hostages were set free after european governments agreed to meet the extremists ransom demands. britain and the united states have said they will not pay ransom because, they say, it would only encourage more kidnappings. another sign today of europe's still precarious financial condition. the european central bank said 13 of europe's biggest banks need to shore up their reserves to ensure their well-being in the event of another financial crisis. collectively, those banks reportedly need another 31 billion dollars to guarantee their safety. the number of people who have died trying to cross into the united states from mexico has hit a 15-year low, according to the associated press. the news agency says 307 people died during the 12-month period ending last month, the lowest total since 1999. authorities cite a number of factors, including increased security along the border. they also say more people are turning themselves in at the border rath

according to this article, the future seems pretty cool.ou can send, for instance, a hologram of yourself to a meeting at work. you can also print instantly a gadget you see on tv and have it delivered to your doorstep in a drone. the article also says this kind of gigabyte speed internet will also really change education and health for the better. but the report points out that there will be a wider divide between the old thinking is transforming health all around our planet. coming up in the program, caring for newborn babies in a hospital built entirely of the shipping

a number are in critical condition according to officials.say some bodies were found four stories to try get by. this is the latest in a string of accidents causing south koreas to question safety measures and oversight. a ferry sinking back in april which killed over 300 people, many of them school children caused nation wide is causing many questions of why safety measures is not keeping pace with technology development. >> a football match between rival nations turns violent. up next how a high-flying stunt let to an all out brawl. the latest on that in a moment. the albanian and serbian football teams may face consequences during a qualifying match. both sides abandoned play during a game tuesday. a fight broke out when a drone appeared carrying a flag with the words greater albania, an area that refers to all parts of the balkans where ethnic albanians live. sanctions are likely. >> we almost likely impose sanctions. we're waiting from the report from the delegated. the report from match. the disciplinary committee will make a decision.

his remembrances of the camp david accords. one of the people in the audience that day was for it's right. lawrence wright is an author, screenwriter, playwright. he is staff rider for "the new yorker." he has written for southern voices, to monthly, rolling dog at "the new yorker." many of his articles have won prizes, including two national magazine awards. he is the cowriter of movies, the siege and showtimes for the noriega favorite. he is an author of one novel and eight nonfiction looks, including in this nonfiction books, "the looming tower" al qaeda and the road to 9/11 and go in clear, scientology, hollywood and the prison of belief. his most recent book, 13 days in september, carter avakian at camp david this book brings us here today. -- "thirteen days in september." "the new york times" did it this past week. it is a glowing review of the work he has done. i think it probably sums it up best at the end when he says -- when the rider says, lawrence wright makes a masterly case that it's time we gave credit to jimmy c

that's according to a study by the governor's highway safety association. it also found bike deaths in d.c., maryland, virginia and west virginia are all on the decline. >>> two more major american stores appear to have gone to war against apple's new mobile payment system. why some say apple is losing. >>> the video is cringe-worthy. just how long does it take for this guy to get out of the parking spot? the damage totals coming up. >>> you're watching news4 at 4:00. ♪ to say you never let me go >> beyonce is coming out with a line of exercise clothing. the singer is merging her production company with a retailer. the new company will be parkwood top shop athletics. so i don't need her clothes. i just need her will to get in the skrim and work it out. beyonce first dabbled in fashion a decade ago when she and her mother released a line. her new fashions are expected on store shelves next fall. >>> cut to the core. two key companies are dropping the new apple pay system. >> apple pay allows some iphone users to buy things by holding their devices up to read

according to the cdc, 35% of adults 20 years and old remember obese.ck way to get bounced from any army recruiting office. >> if we're going to be your last resort, you have to be highly qualified. we are not looking for just anybody. we want the best of the best. >> reporter: the army also recently announced it is cracking down on tattoos, adding restrictions that does come with controversy. some soldiers feel it threatens their freedom of expression though high-ranking officials we talked to they want recruits to be more professional and high school dropout rates are going up and not as easy to sign up to serve your country as it used to be. eric: you know what they have to do? drop and do 50. shannon: eric and i will do it during the commercial break. we'll video for you and tweet it out. >>> this is what we're working on the second hour of "happening now." we're watching a situation in texas where we're told as many as 100 people may have been exposed to ebola. we'll have the update on the patient just off that plane from africa. >>> a vote in turk

this is a very tight race at this point according to ol' "real clear politics" average. bill: during a debate, senator shaheen refusing to answer the question plaguing many democrats seeking office. >> do you approve of the job president obama is doing? there will be a chance to follow up. this is yes or no answer. do you approve, yes or no? >> in some ways i approve and some things i don't approve. so -- >> check on -- >> both questions that we deal with as policymakers there aren't simple answers. bill: for more on the nuance, chris stirewalt, fox news digital politics editor. how are you? good morning to you. >> that is great. bill: how was she able to tap around that question? for you i need a yes or no answer. >> no. she didn't tap around that question. she got hit like she was hit with a mac control by the question. -- mackerel. her supporters were laughing. it is silly. she does support the president. does she approve? the answer it's complicated and sometimes i do, sometimes i don't. what they track is, remember what the president said earlier this week talking t

>> according to this report that is fair. as you point out, the biggest discrepancy is the part -- the second part, because even his attorney acknowledges that there was an altercation that happened inside the car. >> inside the car, right. we just don't know what happened outside the car. all right, martha, thanks as always we appreciate it tomorrow we have a follow-up to this report which is getting very intense. plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. as the midterm elections come forward, president obama is not wanted by his own party. dana perino with some thoughts on that. banning black americans from the suburbs, did it happen the way the left says did? >>> charles krauthammer said on this program republican also win the senate two weeks from tonight. good odds o, all over the country, president obama is being asked to stay home by his own party. >> a lot of the states this time are states that i didn't win. and so some of the candidates there, you know, difficult at best to have me were us now to analyze s

a gunman showing up according to witnesses with a rifle and according to witnesses firing four shots at an apparent soldier who was there at the war memorial. they described the suspect to be a short man with long hair. this is according or the journalist bill curry who was there right now on the ground. he says -- he says that an ambulance actually took the victim away and the victim did not look good. these are tweets from the police and you can see the royal canadian mounted police and see this on your screen right now. it says rcmp advises people to stay away from parliament hill due to an ongoing police incident. this -- here's another one. rcmp advises if you are in downtown ottawa to stay away from windows and off roofs due to ongoing police incident. we keep hearing the word "ongoing" so obviously situation is continuing to develop. josh win grove, if you're there on the line, clearly the situation has not been diffused. it's not over yet even though we saw a tweet a few moments ago from a member of parliament who thought there was one gunman and that gunman was dead. are you

according to the rodian group, new york properties are a cove coveted area for chinese companies, according to zillow, new york examples include atlantic yards, a 22 acre residential and commercial projects in brooklyn. sales of u.s. residential properties to chinese nationals are also rising. in 2010 they made up 9% of international deals. in 2014 it was 16% second only to canada. helen lee is a real estate deform who helped view sky view park in flushing, queens. largely built and marketed to overseas chinese. >> we've worked with marketing partners in china and word of mouth they know sky view park exists. >> buying at the upper end of the real estate market. of all the intrucial buyers they pay -- international buyers they pay the most. roughly $523,000. making u.s. properties in general and new york real estate in particular, an increasingly hot target for chinese developers and individuals. duarte jeraldino, al jazeera, new york. >>> fbi says weren't after state secrets or military hardware, they were after seeds. "america tonight's" michael okwu explains in this exclusive report. >>

that's one thing we'll have to wait until we see more about. >> according, pete, according to the reporter we just had on with us from the canadian press there was just a debate yesterday or concerns expressed yesterday that the security entering was too lax. there are, not according to the information we received metal detectors. not nearly the tight security as washington, d.c. the issue of security was brought up yesterday. it would be too easy for someone to enter. just a little over a week ago, canadian authorities were talking about increasing security at the parliament building and other public buildings in canada, because with a we were told is they picked up a lot more talk. chatter about trying to carry out just these kind of what one might call low tech but violent attacks using guns or knives or in the case of two days ago the car to threaten or carry out attacks against people in the canadian government. the canadian authorities told us they have about 90 people under surveillance. people who tried to go to syria and had been stopped or had gone and had come back. and they wer

myers then ran away, according to police and fired a gun at the officer. >> the suspect fired at least three rounds at the officer. at that point, the officer returned fire. as the officer moved towards the suspect, the suspect continued to pull the trigger. >> the officer shot 17 times at myers who was pronounced dead on the scene. he has been pronounced dead. mile herbs relatives, however, have disputed the police account of what happened. his mother telling the ap her son was holding a sandwich, not a gun. police lied. they lied about michael brown, too. myers' cousin told the st. louis dispatch. he had a sandwich in his hand, they thought it was a gun. it was like michael brown all over again. as many as 300 people assembled. emotions were very high. the mood tense. people yelling things like hands up, don't shoot. who's street, our street. >> crowds at one point surrounded a police car and kicked in the lights. ultimately, the police left the scene. the aftermath miles away from ferguson showed very clear they have all the anger, frustration and distrust is still there throughout

they managed to get, according to the results, around 65 seats. it's a substantial number. they will want to be in negotiations with nidaa tunis. they don't need enough. it can go ahead, nidaa tounis wh smaller parties that may be idea logically closer to it. now, all of this is extremely important for tunisia, which is trying to transition to democracy. it's been in the transitional period for three years. this was supposed to be the beginning of democracy. a stable government is what the country needs. >> here on al jazeera in the next 15 minutes we'll look at too close to comfort. the slums that have to go because of the growth of air travel in india, and we'll tell you why finding your way around ghana's capital is a challenge. stay with us, if you can. >> it's a chilling and draconian sentence... it simply cannot stand. >> this trial was a sham... >> they are truth seekers... >> all they really wanna do is find out what's happening, so they can tell people... >> governments around the world all united to condemn this... >> as you can see, it's still a very much volatil

according to the prince george's county sheriff's office it received a 911 call this morning at the 2300 block on houston about a domestic dispute. they were speaking to the woman when the man appeared at the front door and confronted authority. one of the two deputies shot the suspect. he was taken to prince george's county hospital center where he was pronounced dead. we had a chance to speak with relatives of the two people involved in this incident. they tell abc 7 news that woman is doing ok this afternoon. one longtime resident said he says he saw all of this unfold early this morning. here's how he describes the scene. >> you hear the shot. show me your hand. show me your hand. he shot the man -- >> like i heard it and i saw the police coming and everything but, yeah, that's surprising to hear that on our street. >> the sheriff's department hasn't said anything about the suspect holding a weapon or any weapon being retrieved shortly after that shooting. an investigation into the shooting is under way which is standard procedure. we also understand the deputy who shot the man is a

that is according to a person in the room who spoke to cnn. no comment from the vice president's office. >>> a surprising new perk for women who work for facebook and apple. the silicon valley giants paying for their female employees to freeze their eggs. facebook is covering the procedure. apple will start in january. the two firms are the first to offer this kind of benefit. the cost of freezing an everything is $10,000 a round and another $500 to store it. this is cheaper than paying for the ivf. >> when you talk about women in the workforce and retaining labor this is helping you keep women around for a longer period. >> right. my point is, i think it's costly for them in the short term. >> fascinating. a lot going on there for sure. 26 minutes after the hour. we do have a lot of news to cover including nurses spoking out against a hospital in texas where a nurse became infected with ebola. did the hospital have the proper guidelines in place? a lot of very angry people this morning. a single ember that escapes from a wildfire can travel m

students were not alerted to the most recent crime, because according to a campus spokesman, it didn't fit the criteria needed for a text or e-mail alert. >> yes, because i would have taken a different way. i always think we should be alerted. >> reporter: the student that was punched did not receive medical attention but was viz inly shaken according to a witness who called police and then helped the victim to her feet. temple university police are handling this case. they're still looking for the pair of girls tonight and looking for surveillance video in the area of 13th and oxford streets. live in philadelphia, denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> new information tonight in the death of a woman found inside her car at 30th street station. the medical examiner says the cause of death for nadia malik cannot be determined. family believes she was murdered. her body was found inside a parked car in february outside 30th street station. malik's ex-boyfriend reportedly told police they had a fight and he left her with the car while he took a bus to ohio. bhupinder sync was arrested and he'll

they will have a presidential election, and a local election on the same day, according to the leaders here, that will mark the beginning of the legitimization of these two republicans. >> okay, thank you. reporting from donetsk. now, the prime minister has earned of attempts by russian to destabilize those elections we were just telling you about. ordered security to be boosted to prevent what he called terrorist acts from being carried out. election monitors have been told to be alert for any attempts to violate the process. many people will be hoping the election will be a turning point after a year of upheaval. that pitted russia against ukraine, in november last year, ukraine's president abandon add trade deal be the european union in favor of closer ties. that brought protestors out on the streets. on the first of desks there were 300,000 of them gathered. the protests then continued and then erupted into deadly fighting with police. dozens are killed. from roof tops. a day later. with the neighbor russia. let's speak to alexi. joining us live from kiev, thank you for being waywi

. >> reporter: and optimism backed by military gains on battle fronts at least according ting syrian state television. aleppo, in news bulletins, here is a story how the armed forces managed to restore security and stability in ten villages in aleppo's southern country side. fighters said they withdrew from those areas after sustaining a heavy aerial bombing campaigning and facing syrian reenforcements. second city remains outside the government's control. the syrian military says its troops are progressing around the country side. >> thank you very much. i wanted to ask about the situation in dallas. dr. freiden. you said they have not had >> welcome back the top stories on al jazeera, 29 iraqi soldiers have been killed on multiple suicide attack. the diala province, dying in an apples bush by i.s.i.l. fighters. international donors have pledged 5.4 billion, the conference in egypt in cairo. by israel in july and august. the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention, a breach in protocol resulted in a nurse testing positive for ebola. she took care of the first person ever dia

side,the maryland according to gas buddy.ompton going for two dollars and $.92 in when bernie. -- in glen burnie. best gasn find the prices by logging on to wjla.com. and that lousy weather in the middle of the country -- is a coming our way is to mark >> it is coming our direction and because it's moving so slow, the heavy rain will be around longer. that's going to be the heaviest rain, and the blue ridge. let's give you a look at what we've got with the time lapse in charles county. a beautiful day along the shores of the potomac river. a nice warm breeze out of the south with temperatures in the mid-to upper 70's. in advance of the system coming in, a flash flood watch has been posted. it's a long areas west of the blue ridge. in a metro area, there are no advisories, but am of those a b in the morning. average high and low is 69 250 push of thery mild southerly wind keeping temperatures at 80 degrees. it readyld night but small area. upper-level energy spinning around with cooler air not really until the weekend. this is

sterling -- >> according to princeton polling analysis, the mr.ario is likely to be rewritten as the greg orman scenario when the republicans win 50 seats in the senate on election night and the democrats win 49 in the senate and greg orman can then throw control of the senate to the republicans by becoming the 51st vote for republican that majority leader or throw it to the democrats by becoming the 50th vote for majority leader, thereby creating a tie that would be broken by the vote of, yes, vice president joe biden. we could be in for the most dramatic day or perhaps weeks after the senate elections while senator-elect orman decides who he will crown majority leader of the united states senate. joining me now is sam juan, founder of the princeton election consortium, the only person who accurately predicted the outcome of all 33 senate races in 2012. sam, this scenario that according to your report is what we're looking at tonight shows basically the republicans according to your analysis of all the information out there as of tonight republic

it will be laying off some of its work force according to the kansas city business journal. expecting to pay out 160 million in sheaf -- or where they will occur but has reported they should be complete by the end of the month. last year's layoffs cost sprint more than 1 # 5 million it it and took away about -- >>> music streaming subscriptions. apple is negotiating to sell streaming subscriptions for less than $10. they hope to offer next year. tech analyst say by offering a lower than normal price, apple could gain traction over companies like spot final rounds and rhapsody. >> part of route 66 is giving drivers a musical incentive. a local contractor installed metal plates along the road and then covered them with as fault. they play america the beautiful but the cars have to be going the posted speed limit of 45 miles an hour to hear it. the singing road was created and paid for by national geographic as part of the new show, crowd control. there's a singing road that plays the william tell overture. >> very unique. does it make you want to go down there with your window

>> according to this report that is fair.u point out, the biggest discrepancy is the part -- the second part, because even his attorney acknowledges that there was an altercation that happened inside the car. >> inside the car, right. we just don't know what happened outside the car. all right, martha, thanks as always we appreciate it tomorrow we have a follow-up to this report which is getting very intense. plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. as the midterm elections come forward, president obama is not wanted by his own party. dana perino with some thoughts on that. banning black americans from the suburbs, did it happen the way the left says did? report is on the case.an) hope you stay tuned to those reports. (man) when i can't go, it's like bricks piling up. i wish i could find some relief. (announcer) ask your doctor about linzess-- a once-daily capsule for adults with ibs with constipation or chronic idiopathic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel moveme

she did not show symptoms according to the doctors. still, medical professionals are contacting everyone who was on that plane to make sure each person is okay. the cdc director says chances are very slim that any of those passengers is sick. now, big picture, this is important. you have to remember, that in the middle of all of this, you have to remember that there is politics in the mix. with midterm elections coming, the party in charge needs to appear to be effectively leading. the party out of power, needs to show that there is a lack of leadership. so the president has canceled a fund-raising trip and holding meetings and his political opponents are accusing his administration of poor leadership. for the purpose of this fact dissemination exercise, those matters are immaterial. again, these are the facts. we do not have an outbreak of ebola in the united states. nowhere. we do have two health care workers who contracted the disease from a dying man. they are isolated. there is no information to suggest that virus has spread to an

and now according to her family she has tested to be ebola free. here?than thomas duncan who it went undetected in initially, we seem to be doing all right treating this disease. >> yes. we are giving supportive therapy. we simply do not know the course of this disease in every individual. every individual responds differently to this virus. some as we have seen in africa and here in the states with mr. duncan, are very, very susceptible and go into kidney failure and heart failure, et cetera, and die. there are others who have potent immune systems. which we are just learning about. we know very little about thev6 immune%@x response here who can succumb or not succumb to this. and supportive therapy will be viral free within a period of time.'9"jñ i'm very confident that there are many, many people who are well nutritioned and are in good health that will be able to overcome this virus after they are infected. but i don't anticipate an epidemic at all. >> you don't think there's any trouble in the protocol whicrhç% the mayor earlier said this guy follow

this is according to hospital officials there. tell cnn the woman is conscious and she is talking. >>> and five of the nation's busiest airports, they're all scheduled to unveil an enhanced ebola screening by thursday. jfk was the first airport in the country yesterday to unveil the new screening measures. we have more now. >> reporter: additional screening for ebola has begun here at jfk international airport. it means that passengers coming from ebola customs in guinea, sierra leone and liberia will be walked to a different area and screened. here's how the process will work. they'll be brought to a designated area. each passenger will have temperature taken. they'll be asked questions about the travel. they'll be asked even if they've been in contact with someone who is sick with sikh. if given the all clear, they will be asked to leave their contact information with officials and they'll be asked to leave to go ahead whether they leave to keep a log of their temperatures for 21 days. now if there are any red flags, passengers

this according to the nation's newly elected prime minister. today, sweden's foreign minister explained the move. >> we believe that this is an important step towards a two- state solution. we hope that this will inspire and hopefully give some new energy into the negotiations. >> sreenivasan: a u.s. state department spokesperson called the decision "premature." and the former president of haiti, jean claude duvalier, commonly known as baby doc, has died. duvalier ruled the country for 15 years before being forced to flee haiti in 1986 following accusations of corruption and human rights abuses. he returned to haiti in 2011. baby doc died of a heart attack. he was 63. >> sreenivasan: when author j.k. rowling released her first "harry potter" book in 1997, she didn't just introduce the world to a new character; she helped expand a category of books that has turned into an important profit center for the publishing industry. we're talking about what's known as young adult literature. in fact, its popularity also has been fueled by readers in thei

according to the winchester star, it will go up to 70 miles an hour this week. the change is happening over a three-mile stretch outside downtown winchester. it should take effect on wednesday, as soon as the new signs are up. vdot says about 50,000 of you drive through that area every single day. >>> well, this is not something you want to hear as we head into winter. get ready to dodge more and more potholes in frederick, maryland. according to the frederick news post, federal officials say they're getting twice as many pothole reports this year than last and they're running out of money they say. department of public works says state cut funding has created a maintenance backlog and that's going to get worse as winter hits. >>> something called coal therapy is helping people speed up muscle recovery. it's similar to an ice bath but is quicker. people get into a cold sauna where the temperature drops to more than 240 degrees below zero. in just two minutes, your body temperature drops to 62 degrees. when your body temperature drops, it decreases inflammat n in

now according to analysts this has because investors have shifted into a clear risk aversion mode. they're moving their assets into financial instruments, which they think will provide safer assuranc assurances. it fell at 1 to 1.78%. we seldom see such a big move in just one trading session, which highlights the concerns rippling through the financial markets right now. >> we're also seeing volatility in currencies. where the dollar yen trading now? >> quite a lot of volatility there. 105. just a couple of week ago, that was trading at 110. retail sales for september fell more than expected. the u.s. produced prices declined for the first time in a year. mixed results from u.s. banks is clouding sentiment somewhat. we'll continue to get earnings out of the u.s. with tech giants, i.t., and conglomerates. due to the ebola crisis, we should also watch shares of airlines as well as oil and energy related shares as we have seen oil prices plummet. sluggish growth in china will also be a concern. the central bank in china may take extra measures to boost growth. we'll monitor all those.

according to police the victim, 28-year-old man, was shot in the chest and the face.was pronounce dead at the hospital. investigators are trying to determine the motive in this shooting. >>> police in philly are also on the hunt for this man. he's wanted in connection to an armed bank robbery in center city. investigators say he helped up a pnc bank at gun point me got away with the cash but according to police they were able to recover some of the money at the suspect dropped along the way. >>> philadelphia woman has been missing for more than two weeks and her family is now asking for the public's help in finding her. relatives handed out fliers last night in strawberry mansion describing mariah gray. they say that gray suffers from seizures and needs medicine. according to family members she has been spotted several times with an older man in that area. they tell us that if gray returns home no questions will be asked. they just want her safe and sound. >>> isis is now threatening another american hostage with execution following the beheading of a british aide wor

at least there were parachutes, according to her reporting.ther pilot was able to use the parachute and escape. that is the pilot that is severely injured. ler leroy, thank you so much for weighing in on this tragedy in mojave, california. rachel crain has been watching and is with me through all our coverage of this spaceshiptwo with virgin galactic. again, hearing -- this is still so early. we can never stress enough. the big question is why, what happened? we know that virgin galactic continues to use the word an anomaly, in-flight anomaly, what that means, what precisely happened, we know the faa is investigating. but we may not know for some time to come. >> right. at least right now, it's daybreak so they can be surveying the scene whereas just a couple of days with the orbital sciences explosion, it happened at night. so they had to wait to survey the scene. but virgin galactic recently changed their fuel. from a rubber of based fuel to a plastics-based fuel. no reason to believe that had anything to do with today's accident. but that i

this is not being said to be the best of polls according to people on the ground.raises the prospect of south dakota somehow coming in to being a kansas situation. >> and there is talk that democrats are going to put inasmuch as a million dollars in television in south dakota. and if that's actually true, a million dollars in south dakota buys quite a bit of television. so, if that's true, it would be yet another example of state that republicans sort of counted on or thought likely was in the bag that maybe ends up being competitive. i'm thinking of other ones like kansas, maybe kentucky. like georgia where republicans didn't think that they would be fighting at this point. as marah points out, on the other hand, have you states that thought were either going to be highly competitive or likely democrat like iowa, maybe colorado, alaska, louisiana. where republicans are doing at least as well as the democrat and potentially doing better. >> we should point out in south dakota mike rounds has not really campaigned that much. >> he didn't show up for the last debate.

shortly after the baby died and according to his cousin some members of his family arrested. >> according to israeli authorities they say there's in jerusalem a quiet end fad da. >> reporter: the mayor announced increased security which means more police officers on the streets and more surveillance balloons in the sky. >> we're going through a peak of violence due to the unfortunate terrible killing of the three jewish boys and arab boy and we cannot let the radicals dictate where we're going. >> reporter: after summer of hoss titles between the two, fear and anger continue on the streets of jerusalem. erin mclaughlin, cnn, jerusalem. >>> now to some other stories we're following for you. a man assigned to protect the royal household in london is under arrest. they say the officer stashed ammunition in his locker inside buckingham palace. so what's going on here? max foster has some answers. >> reporter: the royal protection officer was arrested after they found ammunition in his personal locker. breaking all protocols. not just within the palace but also within the police. he's been sus