barbs at the economy and saying washington can't get things done. the president and congress have not been able to fix things. again, you mentioned president obama and his speech at northwestern. here is how he tried to reframe watch. >> it is indisputable that our economy is stronger today than when i took. by every economic measure, we are better off now than we were when i took. at the same time, it's also indisputable that millions of americans don't yet feel enough of the benefits of a growing economy where it matters most, and that's in their own lives. >> in their own lives, michael, the issue of wages and whatnot is the key issue that voters route now in this mood don't trust the president. they don't trust washington to be able to improve things. >> yeah. well, it's not even a distrust. it's you hear the good numbers but you don't feel it. again, repeating myself but it's like your team is doing really well but you can't afford tickets to the game. and i think that's a problem in translating to voters that they say, okay. yeah, i hear every

one of the things that you did, barb, you got some re barb. >> we had one piece of re barb.modified this second one, with the end after broom stick. so, if you would like to do that one. >> broom stick, right in the center where you basically want to do it. >> pumpkins everywhere. >> you guys, go ahead. and to make sure that you have enough stability, push it down as far as you can. >> let's see. you're in. >> okay. >> you're there. >> so, you want to start stacking these pumpkins every other side will have a hole. so it gives that you tilted, you want to do it on the bottom, and then, your other hole, right out the side there, so just make sure you do every other. >> okay. >> so left ear, right ear. one of the things we talked becomes barb, do you have buy urine grepped, obviously, to have all of the stuff. >> all of the stuff really hems. you need a right ear. >> yep. >> you need that one. >> so -- >> looking -- >> every other. >> there go. >> i love it. >> here is it, too, you can buy all of this stuff, few here but buy it at the dollar store. >> i can definitely get it a

barb we're following a developi sty in virginia right now. we're waiting for the medical exam report to see if the hun remains found are those mig student hannah graham's. what can you tell us so far? >> r well, barbara, we can tel you that the results d . that would obviously be the big ne confirming whether ot if that find was hannah graham. the searching remains intense, pa where those remains were found. is where the focus still rema not confirmed in it's cod to hannah graham's disa e learned ty is a few miles of the home whe jesse matthew with his mom once lived. mattw is being held in the co jail, charged with hann abduction. the time line still unclear as to whether the identity of the body will be made. jesse matthew is is being held right now at the regional jail not far from where we're stan here. he's going to be back in court de 1st. the december court date has to do when he was first being qu and left the police stat then he'll back november 4th in e courtroom for the more sign abduction charge. i was speaking with the student bo

this is the mechanic that is close by where that tire barbes into a car and almost totals it. that guy had the key to the car that tire hit. had he left the garage a few moments earlier, he would have been inside that car. >> this next video security footage from inside a garage in russia. got some guys underneath this car, this suv that's up on the lift. watch what's about to happen. >> he's backing up. >> someone got out of the van and failed to put the emergency brakes on. hits the suv and the suv falls 6 1/2 feet narrowly missing the mechanic underneath it. how do you explain that to people? how did the oil change go? >> not so good. >> we've got a great loaner. how would you like a white van? >> luckily no one was injured. >> the suv was damaged. >> overnight snow fell and caught all these people in this town off guard. black ice everywhere. lots of different people uploading videos from all over town. trying to get out of the way. no chance to get this traction. apparently that black mercedes suv at the intersection was involved in a small accident. this is a local polit

. >> we have barb.en, how are you. >> good, how are you. >> these were things they did last time. so barb we will make this right here. >> i will give you quick instructions. your pumpkins are carved out with a piece of oasis. we have put tin foil in so water doesn't run through. you want to start with putting your candle in because you will work around. that we have already pre-cut your flowers, here. so you are just going to put stems of flowers around your candle and you will have a beautiful piece. put your candles at different heights. >> are they real candles. >> well, they are real candles and, you know what, sometimes i like fake ones and sometimes is there nothing like the real, so you want to make sure you don't go too close to where the flame is going to be. >> good. >> because they well burn. >> yes. >> and you know, one of the things we talk about it is okay too get inspiration from pinterest and other places. >> i'm always on the search for is what out there, what looks good and then you c

north at 12 and also half- moon bay and i am trying to hold on at 3-mile-per-hour and that's the wind barb and it shows you the directs the wind is front. >> these actually have come down a degree. it looks fine for pittsburgh and it will be mostly clear they will be dipping into the 50s but it looks fine. it is heating up for the next three days, high pressure, you combine that with that north dakotaly breeze 80s and 90s for the coast and it looks like this will be for the coast, 80s and 90s from monera and we will have lovely beach weather. >> breezy for a few, for some of the higher elevations and it does not look like a roaring offshore valley, that north wind, fairfield vacaville, warm to hot and the cooling begins on sunday. >>> two brothers cleared of murder in a high profile case, the row map particular relationship that led to the charges being dropped. >> the expensive crime now under investigation on treasure island. . >>> welcome back everybody, two people crashed and it started just before the bay bridge before 7:00 last night. the highway patrol says officers were chasing a w

barbed wire. his epitomizes boredom and hopelessness and december pyre so prevail ant in the camps. one source, 8 million men surrendered in the war. 2.5 million were held captive by the germans. along with the average american, wilson would have learned information about the war through similar images to ones in this exhibit. they may have swayed his opinion one way or the other. >> you can watch this or other programs any acts time by visiting our website, c-span.org/history. watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span 3. follow us on twitter at c-span for information on our schedule, upcoming programs, and to keep up with the latest history news. each week "real america" brings to tell films to help the story of the 20th century. >> at the national gallery of rt to welcome a distinguished visitor. president and mrs. kennedy pay which to the first pub lick appearance of mona lisa, he lay nahr dodi vinci painting. the president expresses the gratification of the nation. >> mr. minister, we in the grateful for are this loan from

. >> i'm scott broom in baltimore where many of the barbs in this television debate between the candidates in maryland were on the economy. larry hogan, attacks on taxes. >> women make a lot of the financial decisions and they are the ones that are suffering as a result of 40 consecutive tax hikes. >> anthony brown shoots back. >> we have more work to do. that's why i supported raising the minimum wage. >> brown promised no new taxes. hogan promised to roll taxes back. it's a debate happening in the shadow of polling showing a narrowing margin. today the washington post put brown 9 points ahead, but 30% said they can change their minds. a gonzalez poll called it much closer. just a 4 point lead for brown. johns hopkins, matthew crenson said there's a reason it's tightening. >> the governorship in maryland, because he gets saddled -- in baltimore, scott broom, wusa9. >> stave off elimination against the giants and a do or die obviously again tonight. the boys went from trying to keep their season alive to having a chance to bring the series back to d.c. >> live in san fran tonight where the

ten year an antizombie guarantee, barb wire surrounding it.les, xbox sound system, big bear water cannon and search lights. the walking dead will never bother you. >> if you buy this, you have too much money and too much free time. >>> 5:27. some delaware residents say they've got video of a state senator's husband stealing campaign signs. >>> state of maine who wants a healthcare worker who treated ebola patients to stay at home. she does not. and is >> happening now on "action news," fog in some spots and a chilly start just a taste of cooler conditions to come. accuweather is tracking unseasonable cold. >> time is running out for septa. the union put off a decision to strike until tomorrow. >> a campaign is caught on camera. this local sign stealer is a politician's house. >> let's go over to david murphy and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: good morning, everybody we're off to a foggy start in spots and the rain is gone. we tns

. >> barbed wire, what sparked a gunfight between commandos who patrol this 24-hour, seven-day-a-we seven-day-a-week. >> someone said you should wake up your mom. it's on a 24-hour lockdown, in the middle of a terrorist attack. mom is sleeping. she said i thought we were all going to meet at 9:00. i didn't get a chance to tell you this, but there was actually a terrorist attack on the airport last night. she said, yeah, but we were supposed to meet at 9:00. but despite everything that was going on, i still got to do one of the most amazing things on this trip, take a stroll with my mom on karachi beach. i mean, you left your homeland in these waters and never came back? >> never came back for 67 years. >> i look at this kind of water on the ocean and i think it's beautiful. >> yes. >> and i think i want to grab my surfboard and go out there and surf. >> yes. >> you look at that water and you see what? >> i see this is the water that took me from this land. >> took you away? >> took me away from my home. >> and these are the very steps that my mom and her parents and her grandparents stepped down bef

behind the barbed wire, the stranded.ecause for these refugees, crossing over would mean abandoning the last of their belongings. >> my uncle and his wife are there. she is sick. they cannot cross the border. >> can you tell us why echo -- tell us why? >> no. every for five days they prevent people from crossing over. but there are many airstrikes, some people want to leave. >> only 24 hours after safe passage, the displaced found themselves stuck in no man's land once again. >> i want to go back home to my country. i don't want to stay in turkey. >> they don't let you back in? >> no, they won't let me in. i've been here with my bags since yesterday. >> amidst this uncertainty tensions continue to grow. but now in a significant shift turkey has pledged to help iraqi kurdish fighters to cross into syria to help this group. it is unprecedented, a move that the international community had been calling for since fighting escalated. but ankara will continue to do the wheel by controlling -- steer the wheel by controlling the f

are the issues that favor republican challenger, larry hogan, the most, which is where a lot of the barbs were traded in this first tv debate today. >> you need to vote to bring about that change. >> a debate taped for broadcast tonight at wjz television. larry hogan attacks on taxes. >> women make a lot of the financial decisions and they're the ones that are suffering as a result of 40 consecutive tax hikes. >> lieutenant governor anthony brown shoots back. >> that's why i supported raising the minimum wage. >> brown promised no new taxes. [-an promised to roll taxes back. it's a debate happening in the shadow of polling showing a narrowing margin. 9 points ahead, but 30% said they could change their minds. a oregon gonzalez -- tieing brown to current governor, martin o'malley. >> i was pleased to see that 6 or 7 times, the lieutenant governor agreed with me for the need of change. not sure why he hasn't implemented those changes, but his spin is starting to sound like mine. >> brown's running mate did the post debate talking for his side. >> what you won't see is a $300 million tax gi

weknow -- barbed wire and see a german troop standing guard. this epitomizes the boredom and and despair that was prevalent in the pow camp. 8 million men surrendered during the war. of these, 2.5 million were held captive by the germans. along with the average american, president wilson wouuld learld n information about the war through similar images. they may have swayed his opinion one way or the other other can watch this or american artifacts programs anytime by visiting our website, c-span.org/history. >> with live covers of the u.s. house on c-span and the senate on c-span 2, on c-span 3, problematic coverage by showing you the most relevant congressional hearings. then on weekends, c-span 3i sh s the home to american history tv, programs that tell our nation story. the civil war's 150th anniversary, american artifacts, touring museums and historic sites. history bookshelf, the best known american history writers. the the presidency, looking at the legacies of our nation's commanders in chief. lectures in history, top college professors.

what to do, but you should do your part as well as the >> britain has now offered to supply better barbire security fences for the port. in addition, 50 million euros happen promised to tighten security. even demanding the french army step in. he says the number of migrants have never been as high as now. >> it is their problem. we are not the ones causing the trouble. it is because of britain that we have all of these problems. britain insist we carry out border patrols that cost us a lot of money. at least a 200 people work around the clock, and it costs us 15 million euros a year to check all the cars and trucks on their way to england. >> britain already pays for its own border controls in calais. high tech equipment is used to detect illegal migrants will stop carbon dioxide detectors analyze the air in the air in the hole and special microphones can detect stowaways' heartbeats. fewer refugees are getting across the border, but the frustration of those who don't make it is growing, as in this makeshift camp in anais. it is already set to be closed because the town fears accommodat

we notice barbed wire and we see a german troop standing guard. this epitomizes the boredom and hopelessness and despair that was prevalent in the pow camp. according to one source 8 , million men surrendered during the war. of these, 2.5 million were held captive by the germans. american, the average president wilson would have learned information about the war through similar images to the ones in this exhibit. they may have swayed his opinion one way or the other. >> you can watch this or other american artifacts programs anytime by visiting our website, c-span.org/history. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] tothe cities tour travels u.s. cities to learn about their history and literary life. we partnered with time warner cable for a visit to green bay, wisconsin. america'sknown as dairyland, because we make the most cheese, but also the best cheese. we make the best cheese. each farm family m

s brother, jeb bush jr., tells the times his mother has given her assent, and former first lady barb bush is the only one not enthusiastic about a run. but keeping quiet. he'll decide later this year. barbara bush said before she did not want jeb to put his foot into the water on this one. >>> the federal government recognizing marriage equality in 30 states. alaska, north carolina, west virginia and wyoming will receive the same federal benefits and legal rights as heterosexual couples. it's 32 states plus washington, d.c. and comes after the supreme court recently declined to hear challenges to same-sex marriage bans overturned in five states. with each new state, our nation moves closer to achieving full equality for all americans. >>> all right, so some very, very sad news from major league baseball. and st. louis cardinals outfielder oscar tavares died yesterday in the dmon can republic. he lost control of as i camaro. just 22 years old. he was well-achieved, and considered one of the top prospects. his 18-year-old girlfriend was also in the car and died in that accident. so sad

>> all that separates turk frey syria here is just a little bit of barbed wire and most of it pushedown. just on the other side of that, syrian kurds. if they wanted to, they would be allowed to cross but they don't want to leave behind their cattle or their vehicles. and they are not allowed to bring those over. so most of them have elected to stay there. they have been there now for weeks on end. really, since isil started to encircle and push on kobane. in the distance over there is kobane. this entrance to the area is one of two that could potentially be used by the iraqi peshmerga when and if they come to kobane. you can see how close we are. just hearing the gunfire and the artillery in the distance. the other border crossing right in the center of kobane is where isil forces have been shelling with mortars because they want to stop. they want to take control of that border crossing to present the passing of the peshmerga so they can control access to kobane there. this is why this border might be the .1 that is used in stead because here, the turkitch military are in control o

it unfortunately, it does until the day, and the point that i'm making is that we don't need barb wire to keep us in check. we will build it all on our own and that actually explains vladimir putin support, 80% of the population really feels that he's doing the right thing in ukraine. at the gulags of the mind. i would like to read a few lines from the beginning of my book. i actually, the reason i do is because i myself am very fascinated that it happened to me. i guess if i read it out loud i may feel better because i still cannot believe it. so just bear with me for a couple of minutes. and i'm reading from prelude which is called prelude only in name. this is nina, the oldest daughter. i was introduced to an old balding man with glasses. the man greeted me with silence holding his gaze. granddaughter, he said. the kgb recently uncovered an account saying your grandfather was a nazi traitor. i cringed. a nazi traitor? at the time i knew little of him but what i did know, joseph stalin had ordered him to awarded him with two medals for bravery in battle and that implied heroism, not

what you won't hear in the coffee shop are barbs or taunts.he principal says respect for others is a big thing here. >> just good people and that's what we're all about here. good people and do good things in this world. >> reporter: maybe that's why when dunwoody students voted for homecoming court this year among the ten boys and ten girls stood gus ashbury and hannah keen. but this gets better. just watch. >> this year's winner is ms. hannah -- [ cheers and applause ] >> mr. -- [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: their classmates voted them king and queen of the homecoming court. for dunwoody high it was a symbol of pride. back at the coffee shop this week gus and hannah were still glowing. you were nervous? >> exciting. >> reporter: exciting. >> reporter: the full school was pulling for them. >> it's big. it's huge. >> reporter: and that's more than respect. it's acceptance. harry smith, nbc news, dunwoody, georgia. >> be coldhearted not to be warmed by that story as we finish up here on a wednesday night. thank you for being here with us

military is a few hundred feet what i from isil fighters in some places all that separates is them it barbede so far the tubs have just watched as the isil advance as cross syria. as refugees continue to arrive, turkey has been accused by its nato allies of ignoring the foreign fighters crossing the other way. but speaking to the opening session of turkey's parliament the president said his country was committed to tackling terrorism. >> translator: no terrorist group, whether in turkey or elsewhere, will receive any sympathy from us. their presence is unacceptable. turkey is not a country that will allow itself to be used for temporary transition. >> reporter: turkey's government knows isil is a threat. its hesitation about joining the u.s.-led campaign against the armed group is partly because 46 turks were being held hostage in iraq. they are now free. but turkey is still worried about the risk the retaliation from isis sleeper cells that might be in turkey. it's also worried about army the kurds to fight in syria. turkey fought its own long still unresolved armed conflict with the kurds

>> i was going to ask you, we barbs used to hearing from larry ellison. will they continue the tradition? >> well, she is right there. she said they were going to try to grow an application. she said number two is not ok. the silver medal is the first loser. ok, cory johnson at oracle open world. thank you for watching this edition of "bloomberg west." all of the latest headlines all the time on your phone, your tablet, and on bloomberg.com. . >> welcome to "money clip." i'm adam johnson. here's today's rundown. in tech, it's not just ebay. activists are targeting silicon valley. the great breakup of 2014. in media, a blockbuster battle at the movies. netflix is shaking up the whole viewing experience. theaters are not too happy about it. around the world, hong kong protesters move the city's leaders and step up pressure for his resignation. ebola dominated the headlines coming out ori

believe that you can stop people from going to prayer or shopping and just bashed wire and cement -- barbedire and cement are going to create more hatred. >> the war that she spoke to us about was part of israel's largest national project since the beginning of the occupation four decades ago. they are maintaining that they are building this wall to prevent suicide bombing and it's supported by 85% of israel's population. everyone in israel understands that it's bound to become a future border. the problem with the wall is it does not really follow the 1967 border. it cuts deep into palestinian territory and what would become the future palestinian state. j took us on a tour to explain to us the thinking behind the building of these walls. >> the problem today between left and right is that security is mixed with politics. a guy from the neighborhood was sitting right here waiting for the bus and he was stabbed to death. and i can assure you that the one who stabbed him to death did not come from this arab neighborhood, he came from somewhere in the west bank or from the east bank. but the

>> i was going to ask you, we are so used to hearing barbs from larry ellison. continue the tradition? >> well, she is right there. she said they were going to try to grow an application. she said number two is not ok. the silver medal is the first loser. >> ok, cory johnson at oracle open world. thank you for watching this edition of "bloomberg west." all of the latest headlines all the time on your phone, your tablet, and on bloomberg.com. ♪ >> the following is a paid program. the opinions and views expressed do not reflect those of bloomberg, its affiliates, or its employees. >> the following is an important paid program about humana medicare advantage plans. >> welcome to your medicare, your decision, the program that guides you through the medicare options available from humana. there are many different medicare choices available but, are you sure you have the right medicare plan? are you with the right company? do you wonder if you could save no matter what kind of medicare

in some places all that separate them are barbed wire. but so far the turks have just watched as the islamic state in iraq and the levant advance across syria. as refugee continue to arrive turkey has been accused by its nato allies of ignoring the foreign fighters crossing the other way. but speaking to the opening session of turkey's parliament it's president said that he was committed to tackling terrorism. >> no terrorist group, whether in turkey or elsewhere, will get no sympathy from us. turkey will not be used as a temporary transition. >> turkey is still worried about the risk of retaliation from isis sleeper cells in turkey. it's also worried about arming the kurds while fighting in syria. then there is the risk of taking part in the campaign to pull back acitizen in syria may inadvertently help president bashar al-assad. erdogan told his audience that turkey will join the fight in isil. >> we cannot be indesaysive about the situation in the gulf and how can we remain uninterested. we will not sit idle. >> on thursday turkey's pa

in some places the only thing that separates them are barbed wire. but so far turkey has just watched as islamic state in iraq and the levant advances across syria. turkey has been accused of ignoring the foreign fighters crossing the other way. but speaking to the opening session of turkey's parliament the president said his government was committed to tackling terrorism. >> they will not receive any sympathy from us. their presence is unacceptable. turkey is not a country that would allow itself to be used in temporary transition. >> turkish government knows isil is a threat. it's hesitation about joining the u.s.-led campaign against the terrorist group was in part turkish hostages were being held in iraq. but turkey is still worried about isis sleeper cells that might nobody turkey, and it's worried about arming the kurds in syria. then there is a risk of pushing back in syria might advertently help bashar al-assad. >> reporter: erdogan told his audience that turkey is not just in a fight against isil. >> one of turkey's priorities is to have a s

both men traded barbs over a wide range of issues. vernon odom was there. >> reporter: on their debate on all news radio, they mixed it up pretty well on education funding for example. >> have you not been a friend of education. >> i would disagree with you. >> and the 27,000 educators that lost their job the property taxes have gone through the roof under your administration, class sizes have increased. >> continue to hammer governor corbett on the issue of funding is a major issue of the campaign. for the first 15 minutes corbett stayed on the defense. >> the school district of philadelphia gets $4.3 billion. the four counties surrounding get less than that they get around a billion and they have two and a half times the children. >> i have been in schools in philadelphia where they cannot even afford toilet paper. we are talking about basics here. >> they clashed over pension reform and the state budget deficit and natural gas extraction taxes. >> it's into october and the gloves have come off. corbett and wolf will have one more f

barb was able to stay on the job because her sexual orientation was something she could keep quiet. when she became pregnant. a major part of her private life became public, maryland took issue. >> reporter: barbara should be excited about the birth of a first child, but instead she's deal with the hurt of losing her job. >> it's painful. >> webb was a chemistry teacher at an all-girl's high school in a decade. in 2012 she mar jid her long-time partner. she told administrators she was pregnant. she was fired. >> it was a little bit of shock. >> webb signed a morality clause when hired. the contract forbids certain behaviours going against catholic teaching. webb became pregnant through invitro fertilisation. something oped. the determine nation letter didn't explain why she was let go. >> the actions from the past tell me the reason i was fired is because i am pregnant in a way that is non-traditional. >> reporter: web wrote about her ordeal, saying the response is overwhelming. students and parents helped protesters and supporters that when pope francis softened a stance onhomo sex

we are so used to hearing barbs from larry ellison.adition be continued with these new ceos? >> she is right there. she said they were going to try to grow an application. at oracle, she said number two is not ok. she said the silver medal at oracle is the first loser. >> thank you so much and thank you all for watching this edition of "bloomberg west." on your phones and your tablet, we will see you later. ♪ . . >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am mark crumpton. this is "bottom line," the intersection of business and economics with a mainstream perspective. -- main street perspective. the first case of ebola in the united states. so what happens next? the first anniversary of obamacare enrollment and hong kong protesters threaten to occupy buildings as demonstrations reach day six. to our viewers here

. >> this is a turkish city, and this barbed wire is the only thing separating this city from the syriantrict the military usually controls this area, but right now, there's nobody to stop me from p howing over and heading up the hill even if hay join isil. >> people from all over the world. from bangladesh, from iraq, from cambodia, australia, u.k. >> those fighters help fuel the rapid ride. >> he feeled depress, the cure for the depression, is you have to submit. >> they inspire the unprecedented social media campaign. >> hundreds of video many featuring photogenic protagonists. >> i am from the u. k. i am from south africa. >> foreign fighters proudly denounce their citizen ship to join. a dozen are american. >> after iraq, after yeah syria, we are going for you, barack obama. >> the u.s. believe ms. of these men crossed into syria from turkey. but today, under heavy u.s. pressure the parliament voted to close the boarder and wage war on isil. >> the fight effectively against both the islamic state and all ore terrorist organizations within the region. the crack down has already start

this is rahanli, a turkish city and the barbed wire is the only thing separating the syrian city of idlib. there is nothing to stop me from heading over the hill to syria. >> turkey said it kept its border porous. >> we have people from all over the world who have brothers from bangladesh from australia from u.k. >> if you are depressed, the cure for the depression is. >> they inspire i.s.i.l.'s unprecedented social media campaign. hundreds of propaganda videos highly produced well filmed, many featuring photogenic protagonists. >> i'm from the u.k, my name is abdalla. >> i'm from south africa. >> reporter: foreign fighters probably reject their citizenship for brother hood in islamic state. a few dozen are american. >> after islam after iraq, we are going for you barack obama. >> reporter: the u.s. believes many of these men crossed into syria from turkey, under heavy u.s. pressure, turkey agreed to close the border and wage war on i.s.i.l. >> we will fight effectively against islamic state and others in the nation. >> today abu omar has given up smuggling. and instead runs a falafel sta

>> you are talking about republicans and the right wing is talking about barbing the border. i'll buy the 13 foot ladder. silly. >> go ahead. >> i just want to say, when you listen to hunter and start spreading this fear about isis coming through the border of mexico, it is absurd. there is no organized -- >> i put a fence there, too. >> that makes news now. >> colonel, i fear that what's happening with the spread of isis, all the territory they are gaining, what they are gaining in syria and ark, libya, north africa and see this rise of radicalism. it seems to me there's such a hatred toward the west and israel, it's not a matter of if. it's when they attack. it may be sooner rather than later. i hope i'm wrong. >> they have already been attacked. we have american soldiers dying all over the world. we've got guys being beheaded and 9/11. we have been attacked by terrorists. >> the next big attack on the homeland. >> could come from a lot of places. honestly, i think ebola is more of a danger than isis. let's get back to the border thing. hunter is a veteran. greta pinned him

an area in central baghdad, protected by 15-foot concrete walls and rings of bash evidence wire -- barbedwire. it's now home to the billion dollar u.s. embassy and iraqi government buildings. islamic state fighters have been pushing toward the capital but we have no indication of who may be behind the reported attack. again, more temperatures a hitting the green zone in baghdad, according to reports from a local. more on this story as news develops. >>> american weapons reportedly ending up in terrorist hands. i know you've heard that before. enough it's apparently happened again. we have new video from islamic state militants they may show some u.s. display airdrop -- u.s. supply airdrops ended for the kurds but going to the terrorists but is the video legit? >> a horrible reminder of the bree tallity of the fighters a that release videos of a man stoned to death. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to help entertain some friends at the beach. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. all with

barb webb, a chemistry teacher was let go after announcing she was pregnant. the community is protesting. the school is showing signs it may be listening. bisi onile-ere is in detroit with the detail. >> the catholic church forbids homosexual relationship. barbara webb managed to stay on the job because her sexual orientation was hidden. when she became hidden, a part of her private life became public, and the high school took issue with it. >> reporter: barbara should be excited by the birth of her first child, instead she's dealing with the disappointment of losing her job. >> it is painful. >> reporter: web worked as a chemistry teacher for a decade. in 2012 she married her long-time partner christian. when she told administrators in august she was pregnant. she was fired. >> it was a shock. >> webb signed a morality clause, forbidding certain behaviours going against catholic teachings. webb became pregnant through invitro fertilisation, a church opposed by the church. her letter didn't explain why she was let go. >> the actions from the past tell me the r

. >> still to come at 4:00, trading barbs in the maryland race.ors >> plus, as d.c. celebrates columbus day, two other cities off to celebrate a different part of the new world. with etake you inside the debate. redskins' owner dan snyder had a guest at last night's >> social media lit up during last night's redskins -- becauses game and not of the scindz -- skins awful father quarter. >> instead, fans were focused on snyder.r, dan he was sitting next to the navajo nation head. >> the redskins had a game sunday in arizona. they ended up losing that game, 30-20. but it's not exactly their performance or lack of performance on the field that everyone is talking about this morning. rather, it's what happened inside the owner's suite. >> absolutely. we can show you a picture right now of what we're talking about. redskins' owner -- dan snyder along with ben shelly and shelly's wife. head of the navajo nation. >> he's the outgoing president. he's not been reelected to head the navajo nation but a lot of people upset that not only was he sitting next to dan snyder but wear

in some places all that separates them is barbed wire marking the border. but so far the turks have just washed as the islamic state of iraq and levant advance across syria. turkey has been accused by its nato fighters of looking the other way, but it's president said that he was committed to attacking terrorism. >> their presence is unacceptable. turkey is not a country that will allow itself to be used for temporary transition. >> turkey's government knows that isil is a threat. it's hesitation about joining the u.s.-led campaign againsted armed group was partly because 46 turks were being held hostage in iraq. now they are free, but turkey is still worried about the risk of retaliation of isis sleeper cells that might nobody turkey, and it's worried about arming the kurds in its country. then there is the risk that taking part in a campaign to push back isis in syria may inadvertently help president bashar al-assad. >> erdogan told his audience that turkey is not just in the fight against isil. >> one of turkey's priorities is to have a strong and just g

. >> i stand with bas barb webb. >> students and parents protest in favor of barb webb. many believe the pontiff opened the door for change. >> i was born a catholic. i would say that i'm a struggling hopeful catholic, and some of the messages that you hear from the pope and depending upon which church you go to and which priest you listen to, some of the messages, you are welcome. >> well, it's probably right now a conflictual message. >> while most schools won't comment on firings, the nuns sat down with us for an interview. >> certainly they're hearing the words of pope francis and yet know that one of their teachers is no longer there. i think it's a situation that is challenging or students. >> now sister mary jane herb said the school's policies and practices are under review. >> we have to be fateful to the catholic identity and it's a difficult balancing act to realize that and to yet be fair and just to the people in our employment, so it's going to be an interesting road ahead as we look at things in a different way. >> i definitely think there's the to preside

debate last night with martha coakley and republican charlie baker, both running neck and neck, trading barbsast night. >> one of the things i said i want to do as governor is sit down with the mayor of every city in massachusetts, and it would be mayor sarno here, and say, what are the three or four things we really need to get done in your community over the course of the next four years? >> i don't have to spend my first year meeting with mayors around massachusetts. i've been doing that during this campaign. >>> we're back, and the first confirmed case of ebola in the united states is a surprise, or a shock after president obama assured the american people it was unlikely that ebola would reach this country. let's listen again to what the president said in his address to the center for disease control in atlanta two weeks ago. >> i want the american people to know that our experts at the cdc and across our government agree that the chances of an ebola outbreak in the united states are extremely low. in the unlikely event that someone with ebola does reach our shores, we've taken new measu

back down to temperatures closer to average, barb. >>> eun yang is following breaking news for us at the live desk. what's happening? >> this is happening in ferguson, missouri. protesters there are now marching. and this is all part of a four-day summit planned in ferguson in protest of the shooting death of 18-year-old l. right now organizers are planning a news conference momentarily here. this is part of that four-day summit as i mentioned. and today, monday, is called moral monday. and this is a reference to protests in north carolina last year. now this protest involved hundreds of people there singing and shouting and chanting. right now you can hear, let's listen in for just a minute he >> hands up! >> don't shoot! >> the organizers are saying, hands up, don't shoot! that was a rally cry around the protests this weekend. 17 people were arrested dur the weekend protests that began on sunday. they were arrested and the organizers plan to continue to protest in ferguson, missouri. there could be more demonstrations today. that's the latest from the live desk. i'm eun yang, back

. >> reporter: barb ara o'connor, director emeritus for the institute of study of politics and media says while compelling, it's a hard to follow. >> him pulling the kid out is dramatic video. but the link to the governor's race and the length to the teacher tenure decision is not obvious. >> reporter: she says it shows kashkari is the one fighting not to drown. >> i think it's a desperate attempt to reverse a double-digit lead that the governor has and that's clearly the intent. >> reporter: while o'connor says she doesn't believe the ad with hill kashkari's floundering campaign, she said this late in the season it likely won't hurt him. most voters have already decided. >> the political ad is running on the outer edge of acceptable. we've had many with abortion ads and others that were far worse. >> reporter: today we asked for comment from the california gop but received no response. and the kashkari campaign issued a statement in part saying neel will continue to do everything he can to make governor brown answer for turning his back on the kids of the state and robbing them of t

. >> all that separates turkey from syria here is a little bit of barbed wire, most pushed down juston the other side of that, syrian kurds. if they wanted to, they would be allowed to cross, but they don't want to leave behind their cattle or vehicles and they're not allowed to bring them over, so most elected to stay there now and they've been there for weeks since isil started to encircle and push on kobane. in the distance over there is kobane, this entrance to the area is one of two that could potentially be used by the iraq peshmerga when and if they come to kobane. you can see how close we are, just hearing the gunfire and the artillery in the distance. the other border crossing, right in the center of kobane is where isil forces have been shelling with mortars, because they want to stop, they want to take control of that bored herb crossing to prevent the passing of the mesh megato control kobane there. this might be the border that is used instead, because here the turkish military are in control on this side and just on the other side that for the time being remains in cont

it's just across the barbed wire border fence with china.a far cry of the propaganda image of north korea, total devotion to supreme leader kim jong un. but what is the reality? to find out, we set up with meeting with a chinese smuggler in a hotel on the border. this place, he say, is crawling with north korean spies. in china, people don't lack food or clothes on their back. but not over there. n even the north korean soldiers have nothing. to trade with, he goes through great risks. they come here with their boats and they go across the border to north korea, which is just over there, and they do their illegal trade. more than anything else, says chen, the soldiers are desperate for food, bread and rice. they have no money to trade, so they give back scrap metals, old pots, even ginseng. if the soldiers aren't happy, they show it. the north koreans open fire when a deal goes sour, he says. every year smugglers like me are fired upon. chen says he must work in the shadows, but often trade in border cities is out in the open. whole neighbor