wolf promises to make education a priority in his administrati administration. >> president obama nows voters sent message in tuesday' big loss for democrats. republicans gained majority in the in the and increased their majority in the house. >> you can surely find ways to work together on issues where there's broad agreement among the american people. so i look forward to republicans putting forward their governing agenda. >> that working together starts friday with a meeting of congressional leaders at the white house. >>> former nfl star ray rice went back to court today fighting his indefinite suss pension from the league. new york judge will determine if rice was a victim of double jeopardy. the inform fl initially suspended the running back for two games after he was accused of of punching his wife inside an atlantic city elevator. that suspension was extended after a video of the punching surfaced. >> former baltimore ravens cheerleader is accused of sexually abusing a 15 year old boy at a vacation home in sussex county, delaware. molly shad dock make became the inform fl olde

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that's theed aminu administrati latest argument. the president says, most will be temporary.but it got us thinking. aren't infrastructure jobs by their very nature temporary? haven't most of the jobs generated in this meager recovery been temporary or part-time? the same people saying this at the white house, aren't their jobs temporary? that is the problem. this man employs thousands. now, they are not a big deal here. what do you make of that? >> i think the hypocrisy is incredible, as you noted in your article on the fox business website. number one, if you like infrastructure projects -- all we hear about from this administration is we need roads and bridges. if you like infrastructure projects, you should love this. it goes across the united states. you will have construction workers, concrete and cement that you need to build this, people that move the earth. you will have the people who make the pipe, who manufacture the pipes. you create a tremendous amount of jobs. they are not permanent. but unlike roads or bridges which aren't ongoing businesses, this supports an o

as far as the faa is concerned, the federal aviation administrati administration, they will have regulationsput out for public comment by the end of this year, but in the meantime, as you can see, you see sort of an increased awareness and increased if not alarm, at least concern from pilots both commercial and private about the number that are up there and the close calls that are happening and i keep thinking do you remember what caused sully sullenberger to have to land that plane on the hudson was geese. >> yes. >> so you know, a drone about this big, you know? >> yes. >> some of them, and the biggest fear obviously is taking off and coming down, because that's, you know, landing and taking off, because drones can, you know, are flying at that height. >> yes, exactly. very good thought. listen, we understand that you're interviewing some of the top police chiefs in the country, that brimminging the trust gap between police and the communities they serve, this in the wake of ferguson grand jury decision. what do you hope to hear from them? >> i want to talk about that whole black and blue

midterm elections are usually not about foreign policy, but many may be judging president obama's administratidministration's various challenges overseas. syria is the most pressing. we're live in istanbul. nick, good to see you. there are plenty of questions about whether the united states has best strategy in syria. tell us about that. >> there are not only questions but a lot of criticism by the very people that the u.s. need to fight isil in syria that is moderate syrian rebels. they criticize the training program that has been developed. it has not been fast enough or large enough, and they criticize the airstrikes, which has worked in some areas. these people are saying that the u.s. priorities when it comes to those airstrikes are all wrong. >> on the syrian turkish border, the funeral line stretches a mile long. these syrian kurds fight isil. they receive american help and flash "v" for victory. they die proudly and the commanders thank the u.s. for saving their city. 80 miles away emergency crews rush to the scene of a massacre. on most days they arrive too late. the men who call them

back decades to parts of the law that kind of guarantee the ability of the administration, any administrati administration, any executive to enforce the laws with some discretion. you can't arrest everybody, so you kind of have to pick and choose. if they were going to get anything done, they have to go big. >> yeah, thafgs my thinking about the political action. it's very hard for me to imagine that the reaction would be modified. i take republicans by their word that they're offended by the principle rather than the ark which you number. >> right. i think, in truth, the bigger the number, probably the bigger their reaction in some way. but i don't think the reaction would have been small if it was a million or half a million people. you've shown the choral us of where they would react. >> joining me now is congressman from kansas. congressman, my understanding is you're opposed to this. are you understanding on principle or because of the scale of what you've been reading about in the times? >> so far, it's a secret play. that's part of the problem. we don't know who's riding it. it's app

administrati administrative sanctions on people who vary from the accepted rules. at least in a willful context and even perhaps in a negligible context. nothing attracts the attention after government employee so much as prospect of losing his job or being, you know, suspended for a term of months. so that would be where i would focus. >> if we look at failures of compliance that's been acknowledged, if we see employees that are failures of the technical systems that behave consistently with. internal policies and this is a case where oversight can operate without needing to get deeply into the nuts and bolts of technology and what process are in place and what technology does what your general council says it should do. and that is -- i think there's an opportunity to push on oversight in that area. >> to general dempsey now. >> thank you. and thank you to all of the witnesses. i think it is important as we wrap up this panel to highlight what i at least heard as an awful lot of commonality. i think it is important for the board and important for the public movin

gold, you mentioned a number of comments about what needs to be done with the administrati administration's request for funding. i don't know if you had a chance to read it. have you? >> at least in general terms, yes. >> would you know whether or not there's an adequate plan to support the request yet? >> i don't think the granularity is in the written materials that have been provided. >> would you do us a favor as someone at a hospital, would you get to the committee specific recommendati recommendations? in fact, i would ask that of all the panelists. it would be very helpful to have that kind of granularity. you have been o africa. >> yes, sir. >> the cdc has guidelines for health monitoring and movement for health care workers in africa. now they classify as those who have had direct contact with those sick with ebola while wearing personal protective equipment. you have cited that some people wearing equipment have still contracted ebola. >> it's an obvious fact, yes. >> so this some risk have no mandatory restrictions on public activities. there's no requirement for returning health

and finally, and this is perhaps where we fall down the most, willingness to impose at least administrati administrative sanctions on people who vary from the accepted rules. at least in a willful context and even perhaps in a negligible context. nothing attracts the attention after government employee so much as prospect of losing his job or being, you know, suspended for a term of months. so that would be where i would focus. >> if we look at failures of compliance that's been acknowledged, if we see employees that are failures of the technical systems that behave consistently with. internal policies and this is a case where oversight can operate without needing to get deeply into the nuts and bolts of technology and what process are in place and what

gold, you mentioned a number of comments about what needs to be done with the administrati administration's request for funding. i don't know if you had a chance to read it. have you? >> at least in general terms, yes. >> would you know whether or not there's an adequate plan to support the request yet? >> i don't think the granularity is in the written materials that have been provided. >> would you do us a favor as someone at a hospital, would you get to the committee specific recommendati recommendations? in fact, i would ask that of all the panelists. it would be very helpful to have that kind of granularity. you have been o africa. >> yes, sir. >> the cdc has guidelines for health monitoring and movement for health care workers in africa. now they classify as those who have had direct contact with those sick with ebola while wearing personal protective equipment. you have cited that some people wearing equipment have still contracted ebola. >> it's an obvious fact, yes. >> so this some risk have no mandatory restrictions on public activities. there's no requirement for returning health