still ahead, ruth bader ginsburg breaks her silence on the hobby lobby case. you'll hear her up next. @w@wowog test ♪ i voted for culture... ...with a 'k.' how are you? i voted for plausible deniability. i didn't kill her, david. and i voted for decisive military action. ♪ america, you cast your votes. now, go to xfinity on demand and select the people's hotlist to see this summer's top 100 shows and movies. i voted! female announcer: you'reduring sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempur-pedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice, with head-to-toe customization. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> it's been a month since the supreme court issued its controversial hobby lobby ruling. and we're now hearing from one of the dissenting justices on the case. here's ruth bader ginsbur

in june they were given seven years tenses, bader mohammed was given an extra three years. >>> government works are trying to remove barricades in my done square. according to the top commander, some separatist commander, and that town is of strategic importance to both sides. it is close to a main supply route with russia. the ukrainian forces also claim in their words to have liberated three other towns here in eastern ukraine. the shelling of donetsk is also continuing on saturday. we heard of shelling close to the airport. resident there is have expressed their concern again about the methods being used by the ukrainian forces. >> at least four people have been killed in protest across pakistan. demonstrators blocked the highway. they want the prime minister to reside. >>> fighting in the central african republic has killed thousands of people and split communities along religious lines. one of the few places in the west where muslims still live but as we have reports many would leave if they could. >> they're clearing the ground in the hope that violence could return. there could be

and it was ruth bader ginsburg's dissent that changed the law.ing similar at the time about how men don't understand the difficulties women face in the workforce. she was perhaps pulling her punches. you can sense that maybe she wanted to be a little more forth coming in her answer here. but her message was quite clear. >> there's also a really striking exchange about roe versus wade. let's listen to that. >> you've been such a champion of women's reproductive rights. but people might be interested to learn that you have been critical of roe versus wade. >> not the judgment but the opinion. so the problem with roe v. wade it not only declared the texas law, the most extreme law unconstitutional, but it made every law in the country, even the most liberal, unconstitutional. that gave the right to life people a single target to move at, and for them it was a very effective target. >> pete, it sounds like she would have preferred to leave this to the states, or at least take abortion cases back then one by one as they came up from the states. >> she

bader mohammed was given an extra three years because he had a spent bullet in his possession that heicked up at a protest. still to come on al jazeera, 2,000 migrants in just two days. report numbers coming from africa and risking their lives to reach italy. >> reporter: i'm on the thai-myanmar border where the thai government is planning to send tens of thousands of refugees back to myanmar. ah, got it. these wifi hotspots we get with our xfinity internet service are all over the place. hey you can stop looking. i found one. see? what do you think a wifi hotspot smells like? i'm thinking roast beef. want to get lunch? get the fastest wifi hotspots and more coverage on the go than any other provider. xfinity, the future of awesome. that's why i always choose the fastest intern.r slow. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the fastest speed dial. the fastest office plant. so why wouldn't i choose the fastest wifi? i would. switch to comcast business internet and get the fastest wifi included. comcast business. built fo

bader mohammed got an extra three years because he had a spent bullet in his possession, which he hadked up at a protest. >>> turkey tells germany if reports of spying are true it expects berlin to stop immediately. the german ambassador was summoned after a magazine reported germany's intelligence agency had spied on turkey since 2009. >>> the world health organizatio organization is urging ebola screenings at all airport, sea ports and land crossing. >>> a nigeria woman died after flying into the airport in abou diaby. she had been on the way to india. >> a south korean university turned away three nigerian students, but some say the fears are unfounded. >> as the ebola outbreak worsens, so the fear of it spreads across the continent and beyond. including here at the south korean capitol of seoul. many of the west african nation were stunned to see this image popping up on their phones over the weekend. it says due to the ebola virus we are not accepting africans at the moment. one man said he was disgusted when he saw the picture. >> it is not the korean government. if the korean g

in june they were given seven year sentences, bader mohammed was given an extra three years because of a bullet casing he picked up at a protest. >>> turkey's presiden president erdogan won the presidential election. >> reporter: from this day on wards we'll have a new social understanding. we'll put forward not our witnesses but the common values that we share. >> journalist and former editor of turkey's oldest english language newspaper. >> the problem is we don't have a checks and balances system. the system is for the parliament try system with the president with limited powers and limited authority in governance, now if he has undisposible president who will not be held accountable for his actions as president, but with full executive powers, then we'll have a monarchy, which is to me very different than the past, and ambiguous. >> amnesty international say n.a.t.o. forces are not being held to account for the thousands of civilian deaths and a war that spans over a decade. they say more than before. >> reporter: they came in and killed his wife, sister, niece and two brothers. >>

mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste were falsely accused of helping the muslim brotherhood. in june they were given seven-year sentences. bader mohammed was given an additional three years because of a spent bullet he had picked up at a protest. >>> now holding final elections. this is the first time that the turkish people will get to vote directly for their president. voters will have three candidates to choose from. the first is the frontrunner erdogan. he's been prime minister sinc since 2003. and that's longer than any other elected leader in turkish history. erdogan said that he wants to turn the certificat ceremonial post into a stronger president. and the second leader is ekmeleddin ihsanoglu, but he's widely unknown. and then there is selahattin demirtas, a lawyer, who is unlikely to be voted president. we go to erdogan's final campaign rally. >> reporter: a massive crowd and turn out here in the city. there are many idealized here. a large part of the success viewed through the huge successes economically that erdogan has managed to achieve in his premiership of o

here and ruth is bader ginsburg is on the other side. that is not the case. war than a dozen times as a president takes all these executive actions he brags about, more than a dozen times, cases that have gone to the u.s. supreme court, the court has ruled unanimously, 9-0, that the president overreached his executive authority. what we talk about this overreached, the president using his pen to write laws from the oval office, which is not legal haso, the supreme court says that has said he is gone too far. ruth bader ginsburg has agreed with us. that doesn't happen often. this is not a partisan issue. we passed a bill. you can go back over 120 days ago. we passed a bill to pay our troops. we disagree on a lot of things. i think we ought to have a balanced federal budget areas poorly, the senate doesn't agree we should and the president doesn't agree. the president has never proposed a balanced federal budget. clearly he doesn't think it is important. it is written much a priority of mine. we passed a budget that does balance it. there's big disagreement in

. >> there has been mounting pressure from some democrats and progressives for ruth bader ginsburg towhile the senate and white house are still in democratic control. justice ginsburg as you just heard is having none of it. the public push for her retirement is literally years old. harvard law kennedy wanted her to retire in 2011. it would be, quote, the responsible thing for them to do, he argued. just this past march "the new republic's" isaac chotiner pushed back under a headline calling the idea ginsburg should retire whenever she pleases not only wrong but dangerous. "she's currently serving in the sixth year of a democratic presidential term with no guarantee of who the next president will be. if she doesn't retire now, consequences could be severe. a ron paul or ted cruz presidency doesn't seem to be moving justice ginsburg. >> should the political climate and consideration of your replacement be factors in your decision? >> i am still here, and likely to remain for a while. >> while it is undoubtably her decision to make, is her decision the best decision for the court? joinin

bader had received an extra three years because he had a spent bullet in his possession which he picked up at a protest. lawyers for the three men have filed appeals against their convictions. al jazeera network continues to demand their immediate release. >>> the u.n. is warning of a looming health crisis in gaza. doctors say urgent action is needed to prevent the spread of water-born diseases. >> the three-year-old is not well. his father tries to soothe his skin after small blisters appeared around a week ago. since then he has had a high temperatures and vomits after most meals. he tells me that he's worried. >> we've been sheltering for weeks. every is sick and he's only getting worse. >> they check and diagnose him with scabies and a high fever. [ baby crying ] doctor hashal has seen doctors with the same symptoms. he said shortage of water with weeks of heavy fighting has made it that people are unable to bathe. the people here are suffering from diseases an diseases. >> so the situation is really bad. there are only two baths in this school. >> the conditions here no doubt are s

. >>> ruth bader gins berg speaking out. the 81-year-old expects a same-sex marriage case to be heard by the court as early as next summer. >>> american ebola patients in west africa are headed to the u.s. not without plenty of precautions. we are going show you how the medical teams plan to treat victims. at the same time, they have to treat them without spreading the virus. female announcer: right now, at sleep train, save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. >>> two americans suffering from ebola set to leave africa for the united states. this will set extraordinary precautions. the cdc has an isolation pod on a plane designed to keep everyone around them infection free. tom foreman takes a closer look. >> reporter: transporting a patient with a deadly disease like ebola is possible, but potential risks. this plane with speeshl gear inside makes all the d

mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste are accused of helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. in june they were given search year presences. bader mohammed was given an extra three years for having a spent bullet in his possession, one he picked up at a protest. >> the organizers say they'll block some of the city's main streets until the prime minister resigns. they're accusing sharif for fixing last year's elections, a claim he denies. joining me now, the former edi editor of the pakistani english edition newspaper. pakistan has seen these shorts of demonstrations in the past but how much of a threat to you perceive this one to be? >> well, i think the real threat is to the democratic order, as they say. because the most worrying part about this is the demands that have been made b. one does not see any constitutional mechanism by which these demands may be filled. they have called for another set up. they say they want a caretaker set up to do electoral reforms and lead to fresh elections on a widespread basis. it's not known how such a government could come in through con

bader mohammed was given an extra three years because he had a spent bullet in his possession, whiche had picked up at a protest. >> hundreds of thousands of people have turned out to see the leader of the rome catholic church where he held beatification ceremony. >> moving steadily through the hundreds of thousands of people who have come for this moment, this was the centerpiece of pope francis' visit in downtown seoul. a chance for catholics young and old to see their holy father up close. he reserved a special honor for those killed in april's ferry disaster. they've demanded an independence investigation. as the pope makes his way through the crowds of people thronging the square, no one has seen anything like it in central seoul. it's a significant moment in south korea and for the catholic church in asia. and so although this mass was very much about the history of the korea korean catholic church, beatifying catholics killed for their beliefs. he was chairing their story to those of the present day. >> their example has much to say to us who live in societies where dire pover

in june mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste were given seven year sentences. badeer mohammed received an extra three years for a spent bullet in his possession that he picked up from a protest. >>> we look at the islamic state group recruiting within its shores. plus. >> the challenge in russia where a new law imposes fines on anyone who doesn't declare that they've got dual nationality. >> and in sport we look at the crumbling legacy of athens olympics. >> 72 hour cease-fire between israel and hamas is in its final hours with no sign of a break through negotiations. indirect talks are continuing in cairo, delegates are trying to find a long term solution to the conflict. israel's has warned against the resumption of fighting. >> i will warn, i don't know if admitted night we will have an arrangement. i don't know if we'll hav carry out placings and they'll carry out they are attacks from one kind or another. >> 64 killed in gaza when a missiles exploded in attempts to dismantle it. the dead from the blast thre include two journalists you one italian and one p

bader mohammed was given an extra three because he had a spent bullet in his possession which he picked up at a protest. >>> peoplin india the government is trying to help those living in >> his job pays enough to keep him above india's poverty line of $0.35 daily. >> education for his children means he's above what it describes the empowerment line. 300 families live in this illegal slum. new as well as conventional measures against poverty identify some of themed a empowered and others as power. but on the ground it's hard to see the difference. their homes and lives are practically the same, but the government said that she lives below the poverty line. this gives her access to cheap food and gas. >> i've lived here my whole life and my children were born here. maybe i will die here, too. the governor has give me a card that says i am poor but has done nothing to make my life better. ironically it's hard to prove that you're poor in india. these women want to apply for russia ration cuts, documentation that will give them access to food. but they say a strong economy can provide bene

bader mohammed received an extra three years because of a spent bullet he had from a protest. >>> shortlyfter taking office, mexico's president peÑa nieto's promise to end hunger. >> it's a good day for giulia and her family. often they're forced to eat just for tear i can'ts or go to bed hungry. she makes $5 a week making sombreros, and gets another $10. she struggles to support her family. >> my kids are not well nourished because we lack things like meat and fish. we can't afford to buy meat because it's so expensive. >> reporter: this is one of the poorest communities in the state. chronic malnutrition and hunger are common. 70% of the people living in huwhaxa live in poverty lacking necessities such as food, water, education and healthcare. president peÑa nieto promised to help families like giulia. >> this is not just the priority for my government but rather the most important thing we can do to improve and end hunger in mexico. >> reporter: as a result of that action his government claims that 3 million people are in their words eating better. this is the second poorest state in m

and ruth bader-ginsburg has called him on it. we are losing the cases by 5-4 majorities, five men, five republicans. and the three women have been outraged especially on the hobby lobby decision that affects women's health. >> what has kennedy said specifically sfr >> for example, in the hobby lobby decision, he talked a tbt rights to privacy -- about the rights of privacy to a corporation. he ignored the entire history of the court for women to make their own decisions on contraceptives and said that tightly-held corporations had a right to religion, but ignored women. virtually didn't mention them. it was about women employees and their rights to have coverage for contraception. and then he narrowed it out saying this is a narrow decision. actually, it is a broad decision. if you take what he said, what happens if a -- first place, corporations, i don't think people think of them as people that have religious beliefs. but he said so. that the so-called tightly-held ones. what happens if they had the religious belief and ruth ba

mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste were faulty accused of helping the muslim brotherhood. in june mohammed fahmy and peter greste was sentenced to seven years. bader mohammed was given an extra three years because of a spent pull let casin bulpett bullet casing he had. >>> we go to adrian brown to the earthquake's epicenter. >> reporter: the long walk home. migrant workers returning to homes in the quake zone. a sad silent pro session. on the way we reach a man who has been traveling three days. walking the final stage because he has no alternative. >> it's hard to get a lift on a motorbike. there are not a lot of people with good hearts and it's expensive to pay for a ride. >> reporter: unless you're part of emergency services the only way into the quake zone is by motorcycle or on foot. the returnees are returning to where 70% of the moments have been destroyed. some have lost loved ones. under the shade of the tree a reunion with his wife and son. savring what he thought he lost. he's brought gifts. new shoes and clothes necessities now. and then it's time to see for h

mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste were falsely accused of supporting the outlawed muslim brotherhood. they receive seven years in prison. bader mohammed received an extra three years because of a spent bullet in his possession. >>> iea director met with iranian officials including the president on sunday to discuss that issue. iran has one week to clear up the allegation. >>> the state television in iran said that a 6.3 magnitude earthquake caused damage across three western provinces. the epicenter is north, and as of yet there are no reports of death but 250 people have been injured. it's cut telephone lines, electricity lines as well as water in the nearby city. >>> the wikileaks founder julian assange said that he'll be leaving the ecuadorian embassy in london where he has been seeking refugee refuge. he's being investigated after leaked document in 2010. he's facing arrest warrants in sweden stating that he sexual assaulted two women. he denies the allegation. >> it's a particular news conference because it turned out not to be what people have thought might happen.

mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste was sentenced for helping the know june. they have received seven years in prison and bader mohammed was sentenced an extra year for having a spent bullet that he picked up at a protest. >>> in the capitol of tri tripoli protesters attacked each other in the center of the capitol. >>> many people are trying to escape the violence in tripoli by heading for misrata. >> reporter: more families on the run. hundreds of them have tried to escape the violence by mom to go misrata. >> one of the shells hit a street 100 meters away from my house. my brother-in-law came from an area close to the airport. and his family follows him. he spoke of tragedy over there. [ explosion ] >> reporter: it's the militias were misrata that are leading the fighting in tripoli. they're trying to take over the airport that has been defended bit militia. the fighting has gone on over a month and kill almost 200. the capitol is almost too dangerous. >> we received the families provide financial aid, then we give them free accommodation. then make contact

bader mohammed was given an extra three because of a spent bullet he had picked up at a protest. >>> turkey's will be looking for a new premiere. erdogan wants to promote wide-ranging presidential powers and offering his critics an olive branch. [♪ music ] >> reporter: joy and jubilation on the trees as erdogan celebrate his victory as the country's first-ever direct direct-elected president. unlike his often fiery statements he struck a conciliatory tone in his victory speech insisting this was a win for democracy before it was a victory for himself. >> from this day wards we'll have a new social reconciliation understanding. we'll see our differences and richnesses. we'll put forward not our differences but our common values that we share. >> reporter: erdogan's main contender was backed by a diverse range of political parties, the veteran diplomat was unable to stop erdogan and his party from winning a ninth consecutive election. >> i hope these results will be good for our democracy. i congratulate our prime minister and wish him good luck. >> reporter: despite erdogan and his pa

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. >>> known for being brutally candid about her opinions, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg toldatie couric how she feels about her male counterparts on the high court. >> you do feel these five justices had a bit of a blind spot? >> in hobby lobby? yes. >> and "house of cards" fans, you know the motto of vote your district, vote your conscience, don't surprise me. kevin mccarthy is accusing kevin spacey of stealing that for the show. he says that's how he gets his fellow republicans to fall in line when the actor was shadowing him ahead of the filming for the popular political series. and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> as always on friday, i'm now joined by the hill's kevin. happy friday. >> happy friday, betty, how are you? >> i'm doing well, but folks in congress might not be too happy this friday. many think it's bad enough that gridlocked congress gets a five-week vacation. >> five weeks. >> even that delayed by one day. they can't agree on border funding. how nasty is this fight over the bill? >> it is nasty and coming down to the wire. last night, m

. >>> ruth bader ginsburg is showing her mox si again.r opinion of the male justices. >> but you do, in fact, feel these five justices had a bit of a blind spot? >> in hobby lobby, yes. >>> and singer katy perry performed her hit "roar" at the white house celebration here honoring the 46th anniversary of the special olympics. 7,000 athletes from 177 countries will compete in los angeles next year. >>> could a simple blood test predict a person's risk for suicide? there's a new study published in the american journal of psychiatry. researchers say they have discovered a gene linked to stress reactions. basically, some people are more chemically vulnerable to the effects of anxiety and ultimately suicidal thoughts or actions. they will now try to back this up in a larger study. >>> "early today" is brought to you by vagisil, the experts in intimate health. >>> time to get down to business with cnbc's jackie deangeeangel. >> good morning. the dow falling 317 points, its worst day since february. it also had its worst monthly decline since ja

liberals you know souter and and stevens so the next logical person who knows if you will is ruth bader ginsburg we don't know but if she goes again it would only be a wash and so kennedy still becomes the swing vote and you don't know which way he'll go but our instinct tells us that he would be with us on this issue but we don't i still firmly for hillary yes yeah i am for hillary i've always felt that you know right now the system is broken i don't see it being fixed any time soon but the supreme court is always an issue and that is the most reason the most important reason to vote for president i feel that hillary of all the people has the most experience has probably more experience than anybody has ever had to do that job so yes can she get you know substantive things done during her term if she gets elected i don't know unless you know something happens drastically in congress and i don't see that happening. she's convention is going to run i'm not convinced that she's going to run i hope she does and i'll do whatever she wants me to do but no i'm not convinced because she is not

mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste have been imprisoned for 238 days.they are falsely accused of helping the outlawed muslim brow. in june they were given seven years senses. badder mohammed was given another three because of a spent bullet he picked up during a protest. >>> five people have been killed and 40 injured in fighting between rebels and peace keepers in the french african republic. on tuesday armed fighters attacked the troops guarding the area during a patrol. >> we are just asking for peace. we don't want words. we don't want problems with anyone over anti-about anti- belecka. >> we're not refusing to disarm. earn is on their guard. they have to be slowly persuaded to accept with terms and behavior to encourage them to accept disarmament. so they come and hassle people. create disorder. it's not right. we don't want them here any more. >> women an children have all fled. some with desperation in their houses. some are wounded and others died. we are worried. >> russia sent a team of medical experts and mobile laboratories to guinea to help

. >> mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste has been imprisoned for 242 days. they were given seven year sentences. badder mohammed was given an extra three years for a spent bullet shell he had picked upal a protest. >> reporter: well, the exact nature of the allegation against christine la guard is that as finance minister of france in 2008 she acted improperly, essentially negligently in her handling of an arbitration between the state and businessman, and arbitration over commercial dispute that resulted in the payment of hundreds of millions of dollars to mr. tapete to settle that dispute. the arbitration was manipulated in his behavior because he had bee been involved in two years. she has always maintained her innocence. she continues to do so. she said there was no i am proper behavior. she said it was a good result after years of expensive litigation. she has instructed her lawyers to appeal to place her under arrest in the litigation, she said it's totally without merit and she'll address the board in washington. up until now the board has stood behin

. >> you might see justice ruth bader ginsberg retire, while president obama is in office so he can replace her, i was surprised to hear him say, i may be appointing justices. >> justice agains begin ginsberf she would retire, she had no plans for retiring. ashley: how critical to liberal to have her replaced with there are liberal. >> the key is justice kennedy, justice kennedy is the swing vote, when there is a cut between. the swing vote is always justice kennedy. >> one is a straight ideal stop, the other a swing vote but third one, that my late father pointed out, if you get a flip over, ie, someone who will say a liberal now a republican you will have another robert bork situation. ashley: how do you technology play out, do -- how do you think it will play out. >> i think only seat is ginsberg seat. >> but she has already said she is not i have kateing it. ashley: i want to get what is going on in st. louis, shooting the of unarmed african-american teen. the police say we're not going to identify the police officer officer involved. attorneys for the family are outraged saying this is

and ruth bader-ginsburg has called him on it. we are losing the cases by 5-4 majorities, five men, five republicans. and the three women have been outraged especially on the hobby lobby decision that affects women's health. >> what has kennedy said specifically sfr >> for example, in the hobby lobby decision, he talked a tbt rights to privacy -- about the rights of privacy to a corporation. he ignored the entire history of the court for women to make their own decisions on contraceptives and said that tightly-held corporations had a right to religion, but ignored women. virtually didn't mention them. it was about women employees and their rights to have coverage for contraception. and then he narrowed it out saying this is a narrow decision. actually, it is a broad decision. if you take what he said, what happens if a -- first place, corporations, i don't think people think of them as people that have religious beliefs. but he said so. that the so-called tightly-held ones. what happens if they had the religious belief and ruth ba

a lot of people hoped the autopsy by a good cole eke of yours, dr bader. here is what he showed, that michael brown was running towards or away from plifr darren wilson when the police officer fired. >> it could be consistent with his going forward or going back ward. but they are from the front. if it was shot going forward, he would collapse right away. it's possible. there's a number of different possibilities. >> why is it so difficult to determine what happened in this era of csi. people thing you guys can figure everything out. a lot of witnesses say brown had his arms up in surrender. do we not yet know? >> we don't know that yet. this proves the autopsy by itself does not determine what happened. it will be important to look at all the various statements, seeing photographs, appearance of the body. we do have different services, and bodies can be in moecks when they are injured by gunfire. it will be important to have a look at that victim's body. the scene, the police cruiser, and most important the uniform of the police officer would be important

ruth bader ginsburg who is in her 80's is the one that liberals want to see resign. and resign not just before obama leaves office but before november because they it are afraid. >> not going to happen. >> if it's a a republican senate they are not going to be able to nominate the latest successor. have you been liberalism for half a century. given everything you have got. and now in your later years, people want you to jump off a cliff and make room for the next. which i can understand when activists are saying that. he is the president. she has indicated thee is not going to resign he is saying we are going to have supreme court appointments. unless he has a pipeline to sharon's boat or idolly speculating. i think that is a fairly unseemly nudge from the president. and after half a century, i think a person deserves to retire on their own terms. >> they have all hired a full complement of clerks. from all indications i have from her and justice briar another one i have speculation about is they have no plans to go anywhere. >> this has been spun as it was meant to

mohammed fhamy and peter greste received sentences of seven years and bader mohammed received three morers because of a spent bull. >>> the first person infected with ebola to be brought to the u.s. the they have greed to a cross border isolation zone to suspend the outbreak. many say it is spiraling out of control. we have reports. >> reporter: athese are sites in west government. governments in the region are scrambling to deal with the virus spiraling out of control. it is here that a man on transit to nigeria died. >> he was people transiting every day, coming from various destination. that's why we needed to take these measures because we could be exposed to a patient coming from a country which our airline is serving. >> the ebola virus is out of control. the situation is complicated as , opportunities who refuse to go to ice isolation centers. it is forcing a change of habit. >> i want to protect my family. >> i'm willing to protect myself from the ebola. >> there are also economic fears associated with ebola here in nigeria. >> many are worried about a possible decline, but some

. >> my aid daughter down to bader -- a bucket of ice water on my head. >> you think the children of illinois who are raised by gay and lesbian parents are better protected more likely to be happier lives now that the sexual merry jack to is legal in illinois? >> if there is the child that is adopted or an orphan or finds a home with loving parents that is a child that is no longer from less. [applause] -- homeless. >> good questions. not a bad question. many thanks for coming today. just one request. clear the i/o because the two of them have to get to a press conference rather quickly. so help to clear the ideal to let them get through would be much appreciated. [cheers and applause] at. >> host: the book is called "the contested murder of latasha harlins" justice, gender, and the origins of the la riots" published by oxford university press. the author is ucla history professor brenda stevenson. professor stevenson, who was latasha harlins? >> a 15 year-old african-american girl who lived in south central los angeles at the time of her death she was living with her grandmother, he

bader mohammed was sentenced to ten years. al jazeera continues to deband their release. >> straight ahead the rea red cross members who have disappeared. and controversy at a park building as lower income tenants are told to use a separate entrance. >> on this labor day weekend we're going to take a look back at the big stories of 2014. we look at how ebola came to america. >> i'm robert ray in lappet. nearly a month ago two american aid workers on their death beds infected with the ebola virus were flown in liberia to atlanta's emory hospital. in a hazmat suit dr. brantley on his own will walked into a hospital where i and his colleague nancy, would spend a month in isolation being treated and receiving doses of the experimental serum known as zmapp. >> today is a miraculous day. i'm thrilled to be alive, to be well, and to be reunited with my family. [applause] >> in west africa the outbreak has spread. as doctors without borders has said the international response has been weak at best. >> now just a little over two weeks

let me take a selfy, perfume bader, sony's latest innovation is going to win the selfy war. of the day it is all about money. >> sometimes an hour isn't enough to bring you all of our favorite stories and liz won't give us her time. our dashing line producer alex is in the control room with extra bang for your buck. alex, what do you have? >> start with the amazing chairless chair. an exoskeleton device fitted to leg, they can lean back. it's innovation at its finest. >> jack, what do you think about a chair strapped to your ass? >> it's called my behind. it's a two cushion apparatus. >> second one, the rise of the smell-fie, women in china are so obsessed with squirting on perfume and taking pictures of themselves it's a smell-fie. sony created the camera. they have to do better than that. >> i think that stinks. jack, what do you think? >> i wonder what it says about she who smell-fied it. >> the last one? >> the most ridiculous story of the day. i am sure you heard of this vh-1 show dating naked. they get two strangers on a date, completely unclothed. one got a little too

you mentioned ruth bader ginsberg. a listen to what she had to say three weeks ago. >> i think people know i'm here to stay. and my answer is, i will do this job as long as i can do it full steam. >> andrea, that said, earlier this summer, i was at an event where a democratic senator addressed a gathering, and he said, you better be really worried about republicans taking over, because if the republicans take over president obama won't be able to have his supreme court nominee of his choice. senator reid may not be in charge anymore. do you think my theory is far-fetched, or perhaps in the realm of possibility? >> i think it's in the realm of possibility. if you're correct, nothing will gin up the base, number one, which is what they need for a midterm election. but number two, nothing will change the news cycle, and change the dialogue like something like this. i believe everything the president's doing now is designed to manage the news cycle. so exactly what we're doing in iraq, trying to save these women and childr

which got awkward when ruth bader ginsburg said, "you can have this gavel when you pry it out of my evenr, deader fingers." why would you say that? [ laughter and applause ] no, that's -- but this is interesting. political experts say that hillary clinton is trying to distance herself from president obama as she gears up for 2016. you know, i think she's been trying to distance herself from obama for a while. check out this interview that -- >> you know, her discipline, her stamina, her thoughtfulness, her ability to project, i think made her an extraordinary talent. she also was all ready a world figure. [ laughter ] >> thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: but this is true. it's rumored that hillary is trying to distance herself from obama. let's just see how different they are in tonight's "tale of the tape." [ cheers and applause ] >> tale of the tape. hillary versus obama. >> jimmy: first up, there is "hometown." for hillary, we have little rock, arkansas. for obama, we have let's just say hawaii. [ laughter ] next up, there's "height." for hillary, it's 5'7." for o

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>> ruth bader ginsberg calling out supreme court justice who voted against hobby lobby in contraceptive >> one a-list actress not supporting president obama. what did she say and is hollywood changing tune on politics. >> our hashtag #oneluckyguy on "outnumbered" at top of the hour. uma: we look forward to it. jon: dramatic video of crews rescuing people off a burning boat. it went down off the coast of san diego. u.s. navy and coast guard crews rushing to the scene. taking one of the passengers on to inflatable boat. thankfully they boeing walked away without any injuries. the cause of that fire now under investigation. uma: well this he didn't have tv or fast-food but eye-opening study now revealing that people who live in ancient times did actually suffer from heart disease. researchers looking at ct scans of mummified remains from five dirt countries found they showed evidence of a condition known as atherosclerosis. hardening of the arteries that could lead to stroke. we have a head of vans cue lar institute of from long beach, california, lead author of the review published in the