to me, there was no question she was bec.m bodied that character so beautiful in all the multifaceted aspects and colors and i loved collaborating with her. i respect her as a woman and artist and i'm happy to call her my friend now. >> yeah. this project, and you can't really tell by the clip we saw, i'm glad we played that clip. i was shocked or pleasantly surprised at how funny this movie is in certain places. >> yes. >> it's surprisingly funny in scenes. >> that was an important part of my character's unfolding and finding her realness. she was so uptight and held everything so closely. an important part of that was for emmy's character to say, come on, let loosz. live a little. live a little within this, come on. it's profound to say live a little while you are dying, but that's true. there's a lot of laughter she found before her death. that, to me, is what's so beautiful. she was able to be looked at that way. >> since you are the producer and star, i'll let you answer this in a way that doesn't give away too much. we

when they were released, they lockdown after one of the t other passenger bec >> i'm glad we're taking precautions, but we had no physical contact with the passr in question. so it was much ado about nothing. in my mind. now i know we have to be safe and the public needs to be safe and informed. >> reporte lieutenant colonel eric dent was won about 20 active duty and retired marines who were coming from the pentagon here to marine barracks on capitol hill for military ceremony. never made it to their event. >> it seemed like it was an overreaction. the more i thought about it, i'm like hey, you know what, this is important. >> reporter: polic moved the marines off the bus that the passenger who got sick was on, and held them on another bus. closing the streets where the buses were parked. the d.c. department of health mobilized its team of epidemiolos who met with each passenger before releasing them. >> people were surprised. you get here, you don't expect like that to happen. so we were surprised to hear that. t understanding all of the concerns that have been expressed about ebola a

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you don't need to book a ticket online or wait for any open spot, bec 800,000 people visit he have year during those peak times. it is a hot ticket. but now turn on your computer. the national park service has a streg camera sending out live views of the national mall, all the way across to virginia. and this is a great time, becae jus to the left there that wonderful artwork of that picture of the man just to the left of the reflecting pool. and you can see it from this camera you want to see for your, go to nbcwashingto and sear for washington monument web cam. >> what a time right now, every night wit the sunset. >>> something new is at dulles airpor l give you a grand tour of a grand plane that should have plenty o. >> rep you are rary the same size across the board. are retailers trying to trick you? are our waist lines getting smalr or does this have abso nothi to with the american buyer? i'm erika gonzales, and i'll answ those questions in my story, sense and sizing, coming up next. > and a reminder about our covera, republican ed gilles sen mark warner going head-to-head in a de

and the work on phase two starting to bec a lot more visi this is hard .e concrete piers being built from scratch in the distance of e dulles airport. eventually, the rail line will run across the piers. here's what the airport station will look like and it will go past the airport, ending with two stops in loudoun county. >> i live in loudoun county, so i've been waiting for it quite some >> reporter: frank mills says once the rail line does come his way, he'll use it every day. >> it's probably the worst thing to do, is driving, and parking in d.c. is horrendous. so i would much rather just take the metro. >> reporter: but first, the work. marsha mcallister with the metro rail project says expect to start seeing a lot of activity near route 28 and the toll road. >> we will do paving, milling, all that stuff that causes people to have to change lanes and see big equipment. and it will be out there 24/7. day and night. >> reporter: in this game, no pain, no gain. steve pearce and jane mcguire took a bus from dulles to link up with metro. they say they woul

i've been working with my colleagues and we have taken the lead against the bec p.ecause it doesn't create additional water. we also have to have smart plans. the climate has changed. we have lost our snowpack. my opponent congressman ose thinks climate science is sketchy and doesn't necessarily believe in climate change. i think it has do we have to come up with new ways to catch water stored them of the water. >> moderator: mr. ose. so by the question is not about drought. a member of congress does have the ability to take the bureau of reclamation to reduce outflows at folsom dam at a time we are at historic lows in terms of rainfall. when i was in congress before i worked on that. for the past 15 months i have been talking about reducing the outflows from folsom dam because of the very real possibility that we are going to need that water in here we are. we need the water. congressman bera has declined to make any effort to reduce the outflows from folsom dam. he has today were recently at least come out in opposition to the tunnels which is in opposite of what

i i mean, i get calls from journalists that want me to represent them because i bec represented guantanamo prisoners. so that's perspective. >> so i had another question for james. i know you don't want to take i anymore questions.kn could you talk about the harassment you faced under the bush administration for your national security reporting?and and also the fact that this subpoena was dropped by the bush administration and has been renewed under the obama tnd h administration.as >> you're going to get me in trouble with my lawyers. now, first of all, the subpoena wasn't dropped by the bush wasnt administration. it expired. the first one expired in 2009. so it was after the bush administration left and then it was renewed by the obama administration and a whole series of subpoenas. yeah.in m in my affidavit, one of my affidavits in the case, i think i filed several of them e seve actually -- i talk about the tm harassment that i got during the bush administration.on. so that's on -- it's public in the court documents where i describe the -- all of the efforts both public and some privat

>> and to the extent we have done this is important bec. peters just sat here. congratulations. he is the eighth richest member of congress. he voted to increase his own salary and took a big allowance. he took his tension early. he voted in congress to protect the perks of members in congress. he allowed them to -- to get paid. i need to correct the record as it relates to water. this is also a lead by ample issue. >> quickly please. >> the water issue in san diego is about investing in infrastructure and making sure we have a water structure in san diego that allows us to make money. mr. peters had a federal law and he voted to not follow the clean water act so he did subsidize businesses. we will not save water -- >> we are on the clock. >> i want to address one of the that theal issues localities have to be on. we are fortunate in taking care of our own water supply. with farmers and the imperial county to bring water in. on the only dependent north. we invested in storage at a local level. a very controversial thing. we have to diversify our water supply. the other thing we

we need to consider the possibility that there could beç additional cases, particularly among the healtheporter: meantime, the nurse has received plasma products that were donated by dr. kent brantley. remember, he's the american doctor that caught ebola while working in liberia on a missionary trip. he donated the plasma that has been given to this nurse, something that they hope will help her and get her on the road to recovery. >> all right. casey stegall live outside the hospital down in dallas. we thank you very much. also in the "dallas morning news" this morning, there is a report regarding that alcon associate who is being watched in isolation. reportedly it is the nurse's boyfriend. meanwhile, one of the things that dr. thomas frieden talked about yesterday, laura ingraham, was the fact that even though we've heard for weeks, we got it cover, don't worry. yesterday he said, you know what? maybe we need to rethink this whole thing. >> that's a little scary when you think about it. >> i mean, first of all, i'm infectious, but it's not ebola. so take a breath. you can't get it from