. >> thanks, beas. >> oh, well. >> thanks, beas. >> s sculpting the sleek body of the all-new mercedes-benzla >> oh, well. >> thanks, beas. >> s took nearly 600lbs of high- strength steel. setting industry-leading safety standards took 20,800 crash simulations. and perfecting its engine took over 1.1 million miles of extreme driving. but, this may be the most impressive number of all. introducing the all-new mercedes-benz gla. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> got a story you'd like us to investigate? e-mail your ideas to i-team at cbs3.com. >> into your car has never been easier for thieves. there's a sneaky new hacking device that could make i was victim and tonight on "eyewitness news" after the football game, we'll tell you the one thing you can do to protect yourself. >> looking forward to that. great right after football. >> let's get one last check of the weather before we go. >> all right. here's a look at the seven day. friday the last nice day before the weather goes temporarily downhill. friday 72, then by saturday 70's with morning rain. afternoon sun but then it turns wind

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for 25 years, bea's father earl played in the packers' marching band, the first.ere for every game except for the one time her boz insisted she attend a work seminar. did you put a curse on them? >> yeah, yeah. i let him know about it. >> reporter: this is where she's been week after week through two heart attacks and five stints. she was there at the super bowl in 1987 when the temp was 13 below. and her husband died on friday, buried him on saturday and went to the packers game on sunday. it helped her cope. >> it's the group around you. you get really close to the people around you. >> this cheese stands for what again? >> greatness. >> jim schmidt is green bay's mayor. a prized possession is a helmet signed by brett favre and aaron rodgers. >> wouldhat be politically correct to say who your favorite green bay packer is? >> that would be politically incorrect. >> reporter: 350,000 fans from all around the world own shares. the money allows the parkers to remain competitive with large market teams and most important to remain in green bay. >> we're committed to

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holding a bea beatification ceremony. revised statement referred to homosexuality as one of the approximate that catholic families have to confront. >>> a massive rebuilding effort is underway in gaza after the 50 day war that left the palestinian government in at that timers. many restrictions remain in place. >> reporter: this is the beginning of what many hope is the rebuilding of the gaza strip. 15 trucks carrying cement, ten loaded with steel, and a further 50 holding gravel are in the first shipment of such building materials allowed to enter gaza since the end of israel's 50 day bombardment. the israeli government let the trucks through the crossings it controls after meeting with egypt and the palestinian authority. the plan controls which construction materials can enter and a promise that u.n. teams will supervise all construction projects. moamar abu jazar manages this construction, although he has been given permission to sell the cement, it will be like regulation by committee. >> we can't sell to anyone. >>

the results of last weekend's flyover with a special high resolution camera provided by bea systems is almost here. >> once we get that data and go through it our hope is that we will see things through this we have not been able to see before. >> reporter: one section searched today, panorama farm. >> it's a tough job. >> reporter: steve murray owns it. >> i expect that she'll be found, but still they've searched a long time and haven't found anything. i'm sure that people are getting discouraged. >> reporter: one thing helping lift hearts, more than 250 notes written by classmates of hannah's at uva thanking searchers and dropped off to charlottesville police chief tim longo. >> it's beyond frustrating. it's sad. >> reporter: searchers hope to cover the entire 8-mile radius by the end of the week, 200 square miles. the tip line number that helps with the search is 434-295- 3851. you can e-mail tips to cpdtips @charlottesville.org. debra alfarone, wusa9. >>> hundreds of cabs clog downtown d.c. in protest. find out what's making them uber mad coming up. >> what a gorgeous day. here are

. >> well it is a midweek so we have to put that cardinals loss behind us and move forward, beas. >> unfortunately it's another real good defense out west again. but the eagles are getting ready. plus the sixers kick off a new season in indiana. it's the debut of nerlins noel his first real game. don't go anywhere. sports coming up. >> the long wait is over many nerlins noel finally make his official debut in the nba as the sixers open a new season on the road against the pacers. here we go. a tight game through most of the first half. philly up by five. here's know nerlins noel with a nice hook shot to he can didn't the lead but the pacers able to keep it close putting up 12 unanswered points in the first quarter. they would trail by only three heading into half time. skip ahead to the third quarter, nerlins noel showing his defensive skills. third block of the game that was. the pacers eventually able to run away with it. sixers take the loss final score 103-91. nerlins would end the night with six points and 10 boards. tony wrote 10 led the team with two points tough test for the

north korean authorities have sentenced kenneth bea and matthew miller to hard labor. >>> officials from japan, china, and south korea have met for the first time to discuss ways to respond to cyberattacks. they agreed to make efforts to advance confidence building in this field. china's foreign ministry hosted the meeting. the japanese delegation included officials from the ministries of defense and internal affairs. details of the discussions were not disclosed but they reportedly agreed to continue their talks on the subject. china has been criticized by the u.s. and other countries for its involvement in cyberattacks and spying. japanese officials say their chinese counterparts explained the country's policies on combatting cyberattacks. the three nations agreed to facilitate cooperation on the issue in 2012. but there had been no face to face talks until tuesday's meeting because of soured relations with japan. >>> iran has pledged wide support to iraq in its fight against islamic state militants. the insurgent group is gaining ground in northern and western iraq despite air attacks

it is going to bea busy day and night here in san francisco. tomorrow. first there is the parade. then in the evening krichlt ccr mass, and halloween celebrations. if you are coming in. urged to take public transportati transportation. it will be crowded. jean elle, nbc bay area. >> it gigs to be busy. give you a live look at civic center plaza. city hall all basked in orange. players taking the stage for the world series ceremony. lots of speeches and to come. and for many fans they're hoping to avoid some of the rain. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri here with the timetable for when drops are falling. >> unfortunately no forecast model that has dry conditions tomorrow. we know the rain is on the way. unfortunately the timing still looks very bad. at 7:00 a.m., not too bad. few areas of scattered rainfall. so if you plan on driving in. and you know you are going to be doing okay. of course, bart the best thing to be doing as we have been mentioning. 9:00. scattered showers near san francisco. but watch what happens as the cold front starts to hit, san francisco. by 10:00. started

sports director beasley reece is live in the sat center tonight with this heartbreaking loss, beas. >you heard some of the words i was using during the game. two good teams in the desert today, eagles and cardinals. eagles made the biggest plays. larry fitzgerald and john brown burnt the secondary brown beat ago double team to put phoenix on top 24-20 with a little more than a minute left to play. valiant drive by the eagles ended with one second on the clock and nick's throw to jordan matthews a couple yards too wide. the eagles fall to five and two. 24 to two was the final. >> and our defense played real well except for that -- there's a couple plays, they have a long pass to fitzgerald at the beginning of the second half and the next two plays after that but besides that our defense played really well. >> trying to find our one to one match. trying to give the guys an opportunity to make a play in that situation. jordan came down with a great catch but i got to make sure i keep him inbounds keep us in the game. >>> secondary gave up 2td passes of 80 and 75 yards. nick foles set a c

this is, going to bea fiphysica game. good game. stars come out. everybody is fired up. >> knock down. dragout games with the rams. this is a head shaker. fined $10,000 for wearing pink beats by dre headphones. and not bose which is sponsored by the league. unapoll jetting cap who has his own deal with beats brand, said, his headphones pay homage to breast cancer awareness. the quarterback's grandmother by the way is a breast cancer survivor. mr. news coming up after the break. nds] the internet just got two times more exciting... ...with two times the speed. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. >>> nominations for next year's inductees into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame are out. the list includes a band here in the bay area. talking green day. other contenors, the german electronic band, hip-hop collective, nwa, english rock band the smiths. nominees of individual mu

details about the harrowing afternoon and the warning for tomb at ocean bea plus. >>> additional screeningmight pick up a few extra people who might have been miss the first time around. >> changes at american air force and more on the efforts under way to keep ebola from spreading in the u.s. >> burned hands andblitterred fingers, but they say they don't care and should be recognized as here's, but they only got half the people out. 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds insurance companies are spending millions of dollars trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. known as one of the bay area's most dangerous beaches the conditions at san francisco's ocean beach are more perilous with one swimmer swept out to sea. that rough surf left to tense moments

beas, i think we're all breathing a little easier. >> yeah, it was too much drama, unnecessary drama.nother heart pounding finish to a game that should have been a blowout. still special things are happening. like the improvements on special teams. 23 seconds into the game, james casey gets the block. chris garrigus accident happened it up. it's a blocked punt for another one. for most of the game the defense played really good football. in the third quarter trent cole forced a fumble. eagles were with a 34-seven advantage. then the rams came back. they scored 21 unanswered points. austin davis looked pretty good passing the ball. final minute of the game davis throws a incomplete pass on fourth and possible for his team and the eagles move on to four and one on the season. 34-28 was your final. >> they say offensively we have to do a better job of finishing people up. we're up 34-seven had to talk to the guys about not being complacent about the score and let's finish this off. >> the nfl is a tough league. in this league it's a blessing to win. we have to learn how to finish better.

good night for football, beas. >> that it is the eagles got a full practice today. a walk through tomorrow before they take on the rams on sunday. linebacker michael kendricks will miss a third straight game with his calf injury. the rams are coming off a bye rested one and two on the season. they'll be without quarterback sam bradford he blew out his knee in preseason. his replace many austin davis has impressed leading the league in completion percentage. >> davis is getting better and better. it's a quick rhythmic accurate timing passing game they're moving the sticks with and they've got some running backs that hit the hole hard. >> we'll get you ready for the game sunday morning at 11:30 on sunday kickoff live from lincoln financial field. right her on cbs-3. join me, lesley van arsdall and her particularly reece. plus my weekly one-on-one with cbs-3 contributor shady mccoy. shady brought jeremy maclin into the interview. you don't want to miss it. coming after the brac he go from the pros to high school football team. did we get to your town, your team, your k

also mozambique sits on vast natural gas and rolle coal reserve that says could pro tel propel it from beauntry near the bottom of the u.n.'s index, to a better country. so whoever governs will control exactly how those billions of dollars in revenue is spent. so there is a lot of stake for people here that's why they are taking this vote so seriously. >> all right, tania, thank you. tania page reporting from mozambique. >>> canada's supreme court is about to hear the legal arguments for allowing terminally ill patients to commit suicide with the help of a doctor. daniel lack reports from ottawa on the campaign to change the law. >> reporter: canada's only quadriplegic member of parliament steven fletcher doesn't shy away from challenges. a conservative he fights for sound public finances but also for respect for the disabled. and the right of terminally i'll doles to choose to end their lives with the help i've doctor. >> we are all going to die. and there are certain circumstances where end of life can be very miserable, a lot of suffering, a lot of pain, and because of the law in canada

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. >> we all agree the general manager should bea in jail? >> yes. >> coming up, katy perry is announced as the super bowl performer. here is to a wardrobe malfunction and i can't talk. >> don't you wish swords can be less. they are foam swords. the only thing these will cut is your cool factor. thanks foam sword. >>> will half time be a hot time? reports are that katy perry has been picked to perform at this year's super bowl. according to page six which is owned by our parent company, the pop star beat out rihanna and cold play and rihanna. this summer it was reported that the nfl was asking potential half time acts to actually pay for the privilege of performing. when asked about the scheme back then, perry told espn, quote, i am not the kind of girl who would pay to play the super bowl. did she cave and pay her way? unfortunately contract negotiations are confidential so we may mefer know. and we really don't care. you are a huge katy perry fan? >> i am. i don't expect to have the kind of problems we have had in the past, in the recent pa

the cold front is bringing green to us in the north bea. the showers are going to spread to the south. we will time out the rest of your forecast and look at the seven-day when i see you in a little bit. >> thank you, drew. you can see what is showing up on live doppler 7hd with the abc news weather app. it is free on apple's app store and google play and we have more at abc7news.com/app. >>> breaking news right now on the lower deck of the bay bridge. that's where a truck got stuck after trying to take the treasure island exit from the eastbound lanes of interstate 80. the exit is an extremely tight hair pin turn and there is a warning for truckers not to use it. the highway patrol hope to have the truck cleared shortly. check out this view from our south beach camera. it shows traffic creeping along at a stand still from san francisco toward treasure island. we will follow this story and bring you updates throughout the hour. >>> a bay bridge construction project has stalled because of issues it created. sergio is live in san francisco wi

the boy's family says a group of strangers bea him up outside the gates. they plan to hold a vigil for him tomorrow outside the park. the 15-year-old is still in a medicall induced coma. >>> well, today, a virginia teacher will fe a judge on charges of having sexual relatir erica mesa taught at colonial forge high school in stafford t photos to and had a relationship with one student but according to the freelance star, invests now say she had sexual rns with at least four male victims since 2012. right now, there's new informn on how many people came into contact with an ebola patient. hospitalized in texas. the number's higher than once thought. plus, questioning poll results. why one candidate for governor maryla says you should not trust the latest numbers in the race. >>> and a mad dash for free tickets to a nats playoff game. the scavenger hunt involving the scavenger hunt involving these noms, an is a lifeline forast cancer so many people. it is more than a community. it is a family. there's always a hug. you're friends for life. when i needed guida

a bea afterno coming up. we looking at the rain coming in later tonight. i' have that for you coming up at 6:21. br new now with melissa. >> in laurel, 198 still shut betwe sweitzer road and n dusen road. not sure when this is going to reopened, but your alterna e scaggsvie road. it be nasty this morning if it con and it looks like it will. pr much on time right now. 270 southbod 16 minutes. th out loop running at 9 s for you this morning. 286 eastbou to i-495, 10 mi and quantico road just minutes. >>> a chantil store held up at gu. how the robber also targeted one custome inside. >>> i'm live inside nationa pa where ty to root on the team the first playoff game of the po i' be back with what's pl all >>> welcome back. i'm eun yang live at nats park. and you know the excitemen and on for this game is since the nationa such an exciting day for the fa, f the city, just in in general putting their r the first game of the po wew the tickets sold out y but the a lot of tryin to get in line for the standing room only ti ch revenue marketi manager here to tell us

things we cannot do is making sure everyone leaving -- beingntries observed to see if they appeared bea -- appear to be ill. they have removed 77 people who would have boarded planes to leave those three countries and didn't. i can assure you the leadership of each of those countries wants to make sure that screening is as good as it can be because they need the airlines to keep flying. we won't be able to stop the outbreak there. in addition we work with health care workers and there is rapid identification of cases. there have been suggestions from people in congress, the public, the media. we will look at those and see what works to protect americans and make sure what we do does not intentionally increase our risk. those of the criteria we are using. we are doing what we can to further increase the safety of americans. the situation remains very fluid. i speak with the cdc leaders who are there and we sent 135 of our top disease tetra tech does -- top disease detectives in each of the three , one of the things that is striking is the diversity of the experience. of the individual co

to release bea and miller. >> state department officials say fowl will be checked by a doctor and reunited with family in ohio >>> in colorado, three missing teenagers are back with their families, stopped on their way to join i.s.i.l. the 15, 16 and 17-year-olds flew to frankfurt germany and were stopped by german officials. a german official said the girls were headed to turkey, enroute to syria. one of the families said $2,000 was missing. evidence is being reviewed, including a computer. >> there are reports that the u.s. may have ipp advertently helped i.s.i.l. in a battle to gape control of kobane. the pentagon is reviewing video showing i.s.i.l. fighters with american supplies. a pro-i.s.i.l. group says the u.s. dropped the crates into the hands of i.s.i.l., instead of the kurd. kurdish fighters say they are holding their ground, expecting to arrive from iraq. bernard smith is on the border of turkey and syria. >> i.s.i.l. fighters launched a renewed assault on kobane town. kurds defended kobane, saying they were able to hold their lines with the help. new ammunition and weapons rec

corner, too, and thursday the searchers get a boost, the results of last weekend's flyover provided by bea systems is almost here. >> once we go through that data our hope is that we will see things through this that we have not been able to see before. >> reporter: one section searched today panorama farm. >> it's a tough, tough job. >> reporter: steve murray owns it. >> i expect that she'll be found, but still they've searched a long time and haven't found anything. i'm sure that people are getting discouraged. >> reporter: one thing helping lift heart, more than 250 notes written by classmates of hannah's at uva thanking searchers and dropped off to charlottesville police chief tim longo. >> it's beyond frustrating. it's sad. >> reporter: they hope to be able to cover the entire 8-mile radius by the end of the week. the tip line is 434-295-3 of 851. you can -- 38 fifth 1. you can -- 3851. you can also e-mail any tips that you have. >>> sentencing was handed down today for a silver spring man who choked his girl friend's puppy and then texted a photo of its body. he was ordered to spend

but is he confronted once he gets into the white house bea secret service agent. and she gets overpowered biomarch that kind of bothers me. i want the bionic woman this there i don't want somebody being overpowered. do you know what i'm talking about? here is the new rule, you set one over the fence your skull with a high powered rifle. that's it. i wouldn't fire a warning shot or any of that i think he should be killed. >> you know what? for the correspondents dinner that could be be a way to wipe out half the press. we are all in there for the christmas stuff. they can just be oh, i'm sorry, mr. o'reilly, i thought you were on the lawn. >> hell of a theory, billy, if we didn't live in such a politically correct nation, i might go along with you. but the guy won't get tackled on the lawn. they will go after the guy who points that out. that's how weird it's gotten. >> nfl last sunday, a guy gets a 15-yard penalty for doing. this go. >> four interacceptses coming underneath abdullah all the way home. kansas city touchdown. >> and tom brady there had turned back to

bea ryu regard was transferred to the western theater in tennessee and lee went to south carolina to organize the south atlantic coastal defenses. johnston organized and trained his growing army, occupying the centerville manassas line in northern virginia, where its faced a larger union army under mccell land, who was subject to increasing pressure from lincoln and from congress to do something. with that army. concern that mcclellan might in fact do something, davis summoned johnston to a strategy meeting in richmond in february 1862. they discussed the vulnerability of johnston's army at centerville, to a flanking movement by mcclelland via the river. they agreed that johnston should pull back to a more protectable area but the condition of the roads caused by winter rain and the chaotic state of the overwork railroads made a quick withdrawal impossible. davis ordered johnston to send his large guns, camp equipment, stockpiles of meat south as transportation became available, and to prepare to retreat with the army itself when he received orders to do so. but in early march, 1862,

the scripture says, we would have difficulties, but to bea good cheer, be of good joy, have joy.message is that god is in control. you get a, you get, not just, you get to choose each day how you are going to live it in faith or fear. >> i will read something. from, from the son of billy graham. he wrote this on his website. he is president of the graham evangelical association, he said, jesus warned his disciples in matthew 24 when they asked about the signs of the end of the age. he said there would be wars and rumors of wars, famines, earthquakes, and pestilence, as i read the news i can't help but wonder if we are in the last hours before our lord jesus christ returns to rs cescue his church and god pours out his wrath on the world for the rejection of his son. do you agree, that the end times are upon us? >> franklin reverend graham, a fruve friend of mine. what you see what the scripture says is start to happen today. i don't know if the end times means a year or 1,000 years. i don't know. i believe prophecy is coming to truth. >> religion in the news. radicalism, really. w

. >> they live in a town where being biracial may bea problem. being the kid of a gay couple isn't a problem. we had a heated controversial conversation here this week. here's how the conversation started. we were talking about bill mahr's show. bill made comment about the muslim world. >> he talked about islam. and, and about, whether or not it was more violent. shall we just listen to him? >> let's listen. >> if vast numbers of muslims across the world believe, and they do, that humans deserve to die for merely holding a different idea, or drawing a cartoon, or writing a book, or eloping with the wrong person, not only does the muslim world have something in common with isis, it has too much in common with isis. >> so then we posed those issues to a middle east scholar and asked. there is something about muslim country's form of justice, human rights that is some how more primitive than other countries. ,000. >> it got heated. >> did you hear what you just said. you said in muslim countries. i just told you indonesia women are absolutely 100% e

it went down first when bea didn't get a bid, and lockheed martin reported disappointing quartz, but lockheed martin is high, this is low. i like your idea, mimi. highest compliment, you've got horse sense. it's easy to say the industrials are back, but it's stemming from good perspective good, that's right, the future. a geopolitical lift could send these stocks higher, making them a pretty darn interesting place to be. much more "mad money" ahead, including the billion-dollar shift going down in the battle for your viewing hours. the stocks that are winning the fight ahead. plus, competition around the world finally seems to be beating back ebola, but does that mean it's time to circle back to the stocks that took a hit. i'm looking for opportunity in a high-quality theme park operator. >>> and the researcher sector has hit almost every single drug to hit the market gives us the real skinny on the development of an ebola cure. stay with cramer. >>> on a terrific day for the market, do you know what stocks have really roared? it's the entertainment plays. specifically, the content p

world economy tends to follow leaders and at this point in time the chinese team sob a leadeseem to bea new york and san francisco and bid up prices very high, they are now seriously looking at detroit and will influence a lot of buyers in china to come back and look at detroit. the upside is very, very good if the upside is stronger than in new york or san francisco. >> i would agree with that. all right, alan great conversation, let's hope it's the case for detroit and the ref of the country if it is we'll thank the chinese for putting a floor on our real estate prices. >>> coming up, we'll get the fear ebola -- we are going to figure out what is going on. we understand the fear. ebola has hit the united states. stocks are sliding. and global unrest and terror concerns are all over the place. they may not seem related, but the uncertainty surrounding each of them certainly is. is it time to hit the panic button? >> in jacmel on haiti's southern coast surfers aren't an unusual sight these days, but just a few months ago, some of these boys couldn't even swim. they're all part of "surf

what do you think, two years ago walker said in no circumstances should abortion bea loud, even raper ipp crest. a few days ago it seems like he was waf lipping. >> i agree. i think he was in a pickle. as far as minimum wage, it should go away. it should be on merits. the biggest issue is the women's issue. we'll see what happens. that could backfire. women do not like to hear the rhetoric. issues with million dollars -- with missouri and indiana... >> you think he waffled. >> yes. don't talk about it. if you are not comfortable. it's not eperfect. don't waffle. politicians can re recuse themselves from issues that are that hard. >> women's votes, if they come after you, you are in trouble. it is the biggest problem. they have issues. he's a leader and did nice things in the state. unions are big and organised. >> he can hold on, he's a great p. >> today is the first day the president goes out. is it better for him to focus on the white house. >> we'll agree. >> take the lay out. >> if you are in a contested race, the last person you want is president obama at your side. i will argue

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journal when people like heather mcdonald and george callan and people who would be characterized as al bea classic conservatives managed to get together and form a conservative policy that was h both coherent and very successful. d and i feel like in many ways, wm are at the same kind of point in history. in any event, we're very glad to bring together this group, despite their youth, or rrected youthish, as someone directed my earlier, their resumÉs are very long. they're very accomplished for n, their age, a is what i'm gettin at. i won't go through all of those resumÉs, but i'm happy to welcome our panelists. josh with "the new york times." uval levin. megan from "bloomberg view." ryan has showed up. better late than never, a contributing editor of national view. and finally, we're grateful to r our moderator this evening, david brooks, columnist for "the new york times" whose very y successful career is always directed towards what's new andd interesting in the world of theo ideas. so again, thank you all for being here this evening and ks o thank to those of you who will be watching o

we want to bea abe agile. a lot of the guys would choose equipment that's lighter and maybe not as protective. so that may lead to more concussions. i think education is incredibly important. we do have some athletic trainers and doctors that come and speak to us as athletes and talk about the danger of concussion. if you are con cussed as a player, sometimes you feel pressured to get back on the field as quickly as possible. then if you have a risk of a second concussion, your likelihood of getting a third, fourth, fifth goes up. the pressures and stresses of trying to be on the field, trying to compete, not losing your position all at the same time -- if you are not on the field, nfl coaches can't see you, you are not exposed. then you perhaps lose the opportunity of getting drafted high and getting to your next level. there's a lot of issues that go on. one way to address this issue is along with education is just to perhaps change the culture, change the focus of big collision high velocity hits in the spo

from guinea like, bea, lib sierra leone. some still want a travel ban until ebola is under control in west africa. back to you all in new york. >> molly live for us live for us this morning in d.c. thanks so much. >>> the president's response to ebola unpopular with the public and democrats running across the country have been doing their best to distance themselves from them. many beginning to question, did you vote for barack obama? it's been very uncomfortable from there on out. watch this. >> so you don't think he showed strong leadership? >> srcertainly there are issues- >> when i took on obama to open up drilling in the arctic, i took him on to protect our gun rights. >> we have a lot going on. i don't think it makes sense for the president to come to new hampshire right now. >> maybe it's part of malaise, remember the jimmy carter malaise speech. that's setting in. argument from the obama administration is larger government is the answer to solve all of our problems. is it really when you see the bumbling from the cdc

beas? >> my weekly exclusive one-on-one with cbs-3 contributor shady mccoy became a two on one when jeremy maclin walk over. they talk about fixing the offense. that's coming up in sports. >> and all about the bunnies. why these big guys are the center of attention at a local zoo. >> some spectacular video from iceland now. the mount, volcano continues to erupt there. amazing images were captured boy a drone with a go pro camera damaged. the camera got so hot it melted. fortunate until memory card survived. this erupt started about a month ago. iceland is one of the most volcanically active locations in the world. >> new tonight new jersey lieutenant governor kim guadagno hospitalized after fall from her bike. shows broken two bones. spokesman says that she was ri riding through sea bright this morning when she braked to avoid vehicle and fell. she broke her elbow and wrist. she has been acting governor while governor christie is at a republican governor's association meeting. >> the search