today boehner is fund-raising for gays. tomorrow he's doing robocalls for box turtles. and just last year boehner said this-- >> i believe that marriage is the union of one man and one woman. it's what my church teaches me, and i can't imagine that position would ever change. >> stephen: no, no, it won't change, won't change at all. that's what being straight is all about. you pick one position and you stick with it for the rest of your life. okay. face to face, lights on, no eye contact. ( cheers and applause ) luckily, folks, the family research council and the national organization for marriage have stood up with an openly antigay letter saying we cannot in good congress urge our members and fellow citizens to support candidates like demaio. they will secure a platform in the media to advance their flawed idol and serve as terrible role models for young people who will inevitably be encouraged to emulate them. ( laughter ) oh, yes, it's inevitable. teenagers definitely copy whatever congress does. ( cheers and applause ) that's why-- ( applause ) you know-- that's wh

to be clear, boehner's goal is clearly electing more republicans. but the fact that is he willing to do it in the face of threats in the family research council and national organization for marriage says quite a bit. joining me now is the executive director of the log cabin republicans, gregory t. angelo. thanks for joining me. have you called speaker boehner and congratulated him on his embrace of gay candidates? >> i haven't because there hasn't been any need to. i know that this may come as a surprise to many of your viewer, but speaker boehner has been behind karl demayo and rich aerd tesse essentially from day one. they were certainly supporting richard in 2012. and these are republicans who understand that they want to grow the republican majority in the house. they want to win plain and simple. so something like that, i don't know if it's worthy of congratulations. i'm just happy that republican house leadership understands the importance of gay republicans within the party. >> given the fact that house republican leadership as you say under

john boehner sent legislation to the september that harry reid squelched. if you have a democrat in the oval office, how much legislation gets passed in the law. >> not much signed in the law by the president. that is irrelevant from what the republican's point has been in the campaign. they said all of the senate candidates are saying harry reid is running a dysfunctional senate and not letting us do amendments or bring our bills to the floor. if they become the governing party, there will be a responsibility to put forth an agenda, whether or not the president signs it. you will see the republican leaders, kevin mccarthy say we have to put forward a positive agenda in order to have any chance in the 2016 presidential race. when 2016 comes around. you will have it again and they will not be able to blame the dysfunctional senate in the presidential election or individual senate race. >> it is going to be fascinating to see what happens. coming up. thank you both. >> thank you, john. >> and as you know, fox news channel is america's election headquarters. b

i get it, boehner, let's have a debate and do it now. >> john boehner said today i think the house andongress itself should speak. but doing this with a whole group of members on their way out the door, i don't think that is the right way to handle this. [laughing] 0. >> jon: you said the barbarians were trying to kill us. roughly 90% of the members on the way out of the doors midterm will come right back in through the door. >> if your point is these are ruthless barbarians threatening our existence and must be killed immediately by the new congress which takes over in january. i mean could someone lay out the cynical under pinnings of this position from our brave congress. >> jack kingston from georgia had a interesting quote in the times "a lot of people would like to stay on the sideline and bomb the place. tell us about it later ." it's a voting year. republicans would like to denounce if it goes back and praise if it goes well. ask them what took so long. >> jon: holy [beep]. in a time of war our congressional in action is pure political calculations. our legislatures refuse to d

it is a shame that you still believe in john boehner is your boss. s get back. >> people who are here illegally , should they be allowed a path to citizenship? yes or no? >> what i have worked on, the discussions i have had and that is basically what i have tried to do is bring everyone together for discussion. this and useout common sense. take the emotion out. what i support is the individuals here illegally, working toward earned these these individuals would not be able to vote. they would be able to work out in the open out from is the shadow. >> but never allowed citizenship? >> i don't believe that never is the appropriate word. if they are here, they have admitted wrongdoing. they have paid a fine. they've worked toward that goal and they admit it. in time, why not go through the naturalization process? >> mr. aiken. >> i'll tell you something. i don't know. it i don't know the answer as to whether or not citizenship is necessary immediately for these folks who are here. this isn't much for complicated issue. the problem is people don't sit d

i would love to hear congresswoman ellmers stand up to john boehner. i say, let's put it up for a vote. it would be passed and signed by the president and the house would pass it right now. the bottom line is we have been talking about this for far too long. >> would the bill help take care of the children? >> what would help take care of the children is the fact we have thousandsof children in holding cells near the border and we have a number of judges here in these immigration cases, it is so few. a few hundred judges for thousands of cases and they are setting these trials for the children into 2017 because we are not providing the resources necessary to make sure we take care of them. >> i know the question on immigration. one of your colleagues, who was a congressman from the 13th district said to me, one thing that was a touchstone for him, anyone who has come to this country illegally, should never be allowed citizenship. that they have broken a law and therefore, again, a touchstone, it should never happen. do you agree? >> this is something i

and neither speaker boehner, nor nancy pelosi reeledlized, they had to do it. and we were getting right next to the next session, and this whole board would have gone defunct. >>> both sat down and, ended the term limits for the board and, renewed it. so, with this house leadership i'm not worried about it. >>> however, if we do see a change in the leadership, i suspect, this will become an issue. >>> tea party was instrumental in going t. >>> among the groups, are judicial watch, and national taxpayers union, and we tried to create a dialogue, based on ethic standards that apply across the board. >>> we know that ethical problems are not reserved had to one party or another. >>> so, we have tried very hard to ensure that the work that we do is non partake sent, and we think that's a important message. this is not about one party or another. this is about the integrity of the institution. >>> a couple are getting old, and, bill, from minnesota, so, at some point, there will be changes and, we want to be sure, when they occur, the leaders, step up to the plate.

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will mitch mcconnell and john boehner be able to agree on something in a way that john boehner and harryid have not? i'm going to steal some of his space and hope for a modern or call. >> you see a republican majority in the senate actually being beneficial for immigration reform? >> yes. >> can you explain that to me? or to us. >> i guess i can do the faith thing. [laughter] i think that john boehner and mitch mcconnell have a good relationship. it is no secret that their relation -- the relationship between john boehner and harry reid is, at best, it nonexistent. i think both want to address immigration reform in a conference of way. it may not be what i want. it may not be what most of us want. but it might be a package that addresses some of the major issues. >> and you think it will go past order security? >> yes, because i think they understand -- first of all, if there is only border security by itself without having some sort of trigger mechanism and be part of a bigger package, number one, i don't think the president will sign it. and number two, i don't think they will get it t

on september, 18th, speaker boehner dlifrn delivered a speech saying the house is more tra transparent and open. you can bring your ipad to the floor they said. but you cannot bring a bill to raise minimum wage to the floor or institute unemployment insurance continuation or a bill to expend the terrorism risk insurance act. dave camp, republican committee chairman, can't even bring his tax reform bill to the floor. of course, you can bring your i-pad so you can read about the bills but you cannot consider them on the floor. as a result of the republican majority walking away again and again, congress is less productive and more divided than other. under the house majority and the 113th congress just 165 laws, the fewest in history have been enacted and only 26 were major legislation pieces. compare that to when george bush was president of the united states in '07 and '08 and the democrats led the congress. 460 bills were enacted to make america better, to serve the american people. and we are on target this year to be in session for 107 days only. they earned the title of the do-noth

boehner's memory is weaker than his control over his house. w.'was eye contact. >> i looked the man in the eye, i found him to be very straightforward and trustworthy. and we had a very good dialogue. i was able to get a sense of his soul. i wouldn't have invited him to my ranch if i didn't trust him. >> if putty really got out of line, maybe bush would have just winked at him too. john boehner can turn a blind eye to history, but if he thinks that soul gazing counts as foreign policy, he can keep on pretending. eliminate odors you've gone noseblind to for up to 30 days with the febreze car vent clip. female passenger: wow. smells good in here. vo: so you and your passengers can breathe happy. come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or b

and i wondered, how can john boehner or any politician, democrat or republican, be so far removed from the lived experience of people that you've met on your journey and people like maria fernandes? >> boehner's comments are so common among a certain segment of the society, this idea that people don't want to work. i have been covering this employment issue for 20 years or more. and i will tell you, i have hardly ever seen anyone who doesn't want to work. it's just the opposite. people are desperate for jobs. and when folks who are looking for a job land a good job, i can't tell you how excited they are. they're pumped up. they have a party. they have a party at home. people want to get that next promotion. and you know, you mentioned this woman in new jersey who died under those tragic circumstances. that's another indication of how we're missing the point when we look at the employment picture. but she had three jobs. so those would be considered, like, three jobs that were created at some time or another. so that would be an indication of job growth, when in fact, the reality is tha

will match mcconnell and john boehner be able to agree on something in a way that john boehner and harryot? i will steal for that and hope for that small miracle. [laughter] >> just to follow up d.c. a republican majority being beneficial for immigration reform? >> yes. >> can you explain that to me or to us? >> with the face of thing? [laughter] i think mitch mcconnell and john boehner had a good relationship no secret between john boehner and harry reid is at best a nonexistent. i think both want to address immigration reform in a comprehensive way. it may not be what i want auric luis what but it might be a package that addresses the major issues. >> will let go pass border security? >> yes. because they understand without it being sequential to have a trigger mechanism to be part of a more comprehensive package. i don't think the president would sign it. or they would get it through. if we want to get it through it has to be carrots and sticks and as a community we have to come to terms it may not be everything we wanted but something we want. but that depends on the election results

you did say john boehner was your boss. i understand if you want to change your tune now. you did say john boehner was your boss. you've been quoted as saying that. >> speaking of the men and women of fort bragg, are you we spending must have money in the military budget and if not, where are we falling short? >> we knew the sequester was a terrible threat to our military. and military readiness is the most important point. that's the main ready reason that we are there at the federal level is to keep america safe. and having the great opportunity and the great honor to be representing fort bragg, i have to make sure that every everyone in our military is taken care of. >> where are we falling short? >> the military leaders have a plan of action. they know what they need to get the job done. they will tell me, and i agree, we have the best military in the world. they are the strongest. they are the most ready. they are the most capable. and this is what i hear from our military leaders. i do believe that we are certainly al

check the gut level of boehner. this is typical of him. why didn't he say we should cut off traffic. now he is saying we should consider cutting it off. like we shouldn't take ground troops off the table. say what you believe. they said we shouldn't take it off the table. we shouldn't take it off the table. just say it. talk like donald trump if you're going to pre ten you're donald trump. >> leadership. >> john boehner personally has his head looking over his right shoulder. he always has to worry. >> is that a disaster. the roundtable is coming back with trackers. a little lightning subject. these guys, men mostly who go around with cameras, flips or cheap cameras and watch every word a politician says so they can screw the guy. we'll be right back. >>> hymn hillary clinton coming up next. >>> the plane carrying the second ebola victim has handed right now in atlanta we go right now. to gabe gutierrez. he is at emory university hospital in atlanta. thank you for joining us. tell us what the plan is now for the latest victim of ebola. >>

will mitch mcconnell and john boehner be able to agree on something in a way that john boehner and harry'm going to steal some of his space and hope for a modern or call. >> you see a republican majority in the senate actually being beneficial for immigration reform? >> yes. >> can you explain that to me? or to us. >> i guess i can do the faith thing. -- cannot do the faith thing. [laughter] i think that john boehner and mitch mcconnell have a good relationship. it is no secret that their relation -- the relationship between john boehner and harry reid is, at best, it nonexistent. i think both want to address immigration reform in a conference of way. it may not be what i want. it may not be what most of us want. but it might be a package that addresses some of the major issues. >> and you think it will go past order security? >> yes, because i think they understand -- first of all, if there is only border security by itself without having some sort of trigger mechanism and be part of a bigger package, number one, i don't think the president will sign it. and number two, i don't think th

. >> speaker hastert, john boehner who you served with is now the speaker and he's been battling some tea party members. e's struggled to move some fiscal bill. does speaker baner have the toughest job? >> i think the speakership is a tough job and it's a job where you constantly have to bring people with different sides together to find a olution. i see this unhappy discourse that goes on in politics today somewhat as a result of a legislation that was passed in 000. what happened basically that legislation took money out of the parties for various reasons people didn't want -- especially in a presidential race state political parties to be involved to skew the results one way or another. basically the parties were viscerated as far as a funding source for candidates. the democrat -- people weren't -- members that gotten elected to the party system weren't too far to the right or too far to the left. they were pretty ainstream. and so what happened is that money was taken out of the political system from the parties and so money finds a place to go. it went to the far left and far ri

house majority leader john boehner says the administration needs to discuss this situation.white house says a travel ban is not on the table. i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. the second dallas nurse that came down with ebola has arrived in atlanta. she is 29-year-old amber vinson. she was part of the team that took care of thomas eric duncan. he is the liberian man who died from ebola in dallas last week. now there are questions about vinson taking a commercial flight from cleveland to dallas on monday with a temperature of 99.5 degrees. >> now cdc director thomas frieden says she should never have set foot on an airplane after taking care of duncan and another nurse, nina pham, diagnosed with ebola. but a federal official tells cnn vinson informed the cdc of they are travel plans and was not told she should not fly. now the cdc is reaching out to the other 132 people on vinson's flight. the risk of any of them infected with ebola is extremely low. the cdc is considering adding 76 hospital employees to the no-fly list. we have cnn's ed lavandera with more on the cas

house speaker john boehner says there needs to be considered a travel ban to west africa. two others joining the call. congress member marmarino is demanding the termination of frieden. >>> newark and washington dulles and hartsfield-jackson in atlanta will join kennedy airport for screening. passengers arriving from the west africa countries will undergo increased scrutiny and have to answer questions. >> health ministers from the eu are meeting today to discuss tightening controls from ebola-stricken countries and best practices that all nations should meet. following all this is cnn's al goodman in madrid. that is where a spanish nurse is fighting to survive ebola. al, what do we know about her condition this morning? >> reporter: she is doing stable but serious according to officials and family friend. she is able to take water. she is making some advances, john. some of the eu countries have airport controls at heathrow and france announcing that for de galle. they need a coordinated response because of a lot of traffic with trade ties and colonial ties. they are worr

>> of course he was. >> boehner has a real reason to want to increase those seats because he doesn't want to be held hostage by the tea party. here's the problem with that, and that's that they wiped out so many democratic seats last time around there aren't that many democratic seats to pick up. he's got this stockholm syndrome, he wants to get out of the tea box, and i think he'll do it. >> that's the opposite of the stockholm syndrome. >> who wants to be wit those people? >> can i ask eric, and i'll come back to you for a second round. >> yes. >> i have talked to a lot of people in the last 24 hours, thank you. some of them are pessimists, and some are optimists, all republican -- do i talk to anybody else? i'm just kidding. anyway, some are optimists, some are pessimists, last night the pessimists sort of had me down in the dumps. but today, i broadened my pool, and the optimists seem to be winning out. >> harvard put out a study today, 2,000 young people, ages 18 to 29, 51% of the people polled are among those who are definitely going to vote said they would like to see a republ

aiken: he would not be my boss john boehner is your boss.whoever the speaker is would never be my boss. schaede my new to believe that. >>moderator: get back to the question. they have been working here for decades. should they be allowed to pass to citizenship? ellmers: it is a very important question mark i have worked on with who i have talked to is bringing everyone together for a discussion. to take the emotion out. >>moderator: is that a yes? ellmers: those individuals here illegally working put on a legal work status not a legal status the answer is no. it is not amnesty. they would be able to work and be out from the shadows. >>moderator: and never citizenship? ellmers: never is the appropriate word. if they are here they have admitted wrongdoing, paid a fine and working to the coal and have broken up law and admitted then why not go to the process? aiken: i don't think anyone would tell you or ms. ellmers that citizenship is not necessary immediately for those who are here. it is a complicated issue. but the problem is people don't

host: does it include keeping john boehner john boehner as speaker? >> our goal is to elect as many conservatives in the conference and the question of who is speaker is made by the whole congress and they will make that decision. i think that one thing i would say is sometimes conservatives are too focused on republicans not being good enough and we should focus more on who the real enemy is and that includes those members who want to grow government and support president obama's agenda, which we think is radical. that is the fight we should be engaged in. >> host: what is the threshold to determine if boehner is a conservative or good enough? >> guest: we tend to not endorse in races unless they have an 80% rating on our congressional scorecard or higher. some members get 90%. john boehner, before being speaker and the speaker doesn't vote that often. before he was speaker he voted a lot and had a high conservative rating. he has been a great conservative in congress. i think he has the toughest job in washington. but politics and democracy are mess

to commit to voting for boehner if he ran for speaker in january.ow they are being told that there won't be any more money coming up to that district in the final 30 days of the campaign. maybe that's hardball politics. maybe it's a misunderstanding. suffice is to say, the speaker was not happy after making that trip. we'll see you soon. state of the union with candy crowley starts right now. >>> one man in texas comes down with ebola and the country comes down with a case of the jitters. today, ebola in the u.s., low risk is not no risk. >> our number one priority is the safety of americans. >> the top doc for the cdc with the latest facts and fears about the ebola virus. >>> plus, a reality check on the readiness of u.s. emergency rooms. >>> then, another murder in the desert takes a second british life. >> what we see with this organization is that there is no level of dep paragraph tea so which they will not sink. >> senators lindsey graham and jack reed on whether the u.s.

travel.king to reduce speaker john boehner issued a statement -- also from house foreign affairs committee chairman ed royce -- the state department and defense department will hold a news conference. look for information at c-span.org. this weekend on c-span networks. friday night at kennecott p.m. on c-span, from the texas tribune festival. aboutersation undocumented youth. saturday night at 8:00, the media's coverage of events in ferguson, missouri. 8:00, richard at norton smith on his biography of fell or. drones, their impact on aviation, and how they transformed the american military. 10:00, theght at questionable practices of the collection industry. sunday, the southern festival of books. at 8:00, martin luther king's poor people's campaign. the life and:00, legacy of booker t. washington. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on america.real an operation between the u.s. and iran. c-span.orghedule at and let us think about -- let us know what you think about the programs you are watching. send us amail us, or tweet. use us on facebook, follow on twitter. cspan will have cdc director tom friede

coming from the affected countries. >> speaker boehner has his own point of view. right now we need to make sure that we address ebola in the country's most affected health care systems, protocol, treatment and care, and stop it. >> congresswoman barbara lee is pushing for hearings on how to increase foreign aid, and restore funding to the cdc after years of budget cuts. lee will meet tomorrow with the nurses union. leann melendez, abc 7 news. >>> just a few minutes ago, nina familiar was transferred from dallas to a hospital in bethesda, maryland. the nurse is the first person to contract ebola on american soil. >>> schools in texas and ohio are closed because students who flew in the same flight as the other dallas nurse who has ebola. that same concern created a false alarm in southwestern college near san diego. >> we got a text from a girl that's inside one of those classrooms that there was cops surrounding them and they started quarantining this entire area. >> the student was found to be okay. >>> there's something happening on social media that has a lot o

he doesn't -- he does not want to pal around with john boehner at the end of the day. he just doesn't. so if he were more paul friendly and a different sort of personality, -- again they could have better relationships but i don't think -- that's not the point with the tea party. that's not the point with the issues that the country faces right now. >> yeah. >> i mean, you know, one of the huge fights has been over obamacare right? the affordable care act. well, right now we're in texas which is uninsurance -- >> as we sit here. >> the uninsured capital of the nation. >> the largest and reddest state which has avoided the opportunity to expand. >> exactly. but again, this is a crisis on the healthcare costs are sky rocketing. it's the medical costs are the number one cause of personal bankruptcy in the country. you know, this is a big issue. when that wouldn't go away if boehner and obama played golf. >> i come back to this question in the president's race. >> uh-huh. >> and his otherness which has been said in the past, you've written el he can'tly this is back to you

john boehner is not in touch with conservatives, john boehner would not get conservatives out this timehey stayed home for mitt romney. you think they are coming out for jeb bush? lou: political strategist he is not. we know who is, that's mitt romney. >> yeah. lou: who expressed sadness jedidiah in not being in the white house. and there was a certain, it sounded longing tone to that. >> no, she another one. he had his shot. i know he said he's not running, there are republicans that want to talk at length why mitt romney should be the guy. he did not connect with voters, he is a business savvy guy, he did not get people excited. i want a guy that's going to make conservatives excited, the possibility to turn this country around and drive the people to the polls. >> i think she's describing, chris, paul ryan, what do you think? >> she's not naming anyone at this point. >> i like rand paul. ted cruz. i like suzanna martinez. lou: marco rubio? >> could be great. immigration might be rough. let's see. >> it's early enough we get a lot of people in, a lot of the people have quirks and none

it sounds like the wall street journal and john boehner are doing the alley-oop here.y're exercising what president obama might do, and john boehner slams in to make the point. >> you're not wrong. this is the president posturing, perhaps even the white house posturing. eventually the president will have to come through with one of these athletes. he's threatened to use executive power. the white house has done so. they have insun waited at the very least. everything appears to be his red line in syria, and they don't want to be the white house who cried wolf. >> but there is no way. oh my goodness the white house acting before the election. i don't see that happening. we may have one of the most famous lame duck sessions because there is maybe executive action on immigration, guantanamo and lame duck congress. >> it could be the most fascinating lame duck session. the other part of this, you brought it up before, maybe there is and alley-oop between the wall street journal and the speaker because it doesn't seem like any white house would want to float anything like t

couries. >> speaker boehner has his own point of view we need to look at how to make sure we address ebola in the countries most affected, develop health care systems, and treatment, and care and stop it. >> congress woman barbara lee is pushing for heangs on how to restore funding to the cdc after years of budget cuts. lee meets tomorrow with the nurses'union. >> we've posted a link of seven things you need to know. >> check that out if you have time. still aheadhere tonight, some very good news for north bay commuters the deal that ends the threat of a golden gate transit strike. >> a soccer field std off reaches questions tonight. shou you have to pay to play at city park? >> live doppler 7 shows clouds around, but just providing sunshine nothing more for now i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming upn just a moment. >> what if you bought new targeting and it began to unravel? unravel? i'll show youow can't say thank you enough. unravel? i'll show youow you have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks

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john boehner did a fund raiser for karl demaio.s like he might be a platonic ideal for the few republican in the republican party. he is young, dynamic, openly gay. he is very apologetic. he says i'm not a tea partier, i'm not afraid to talk about fiscal issues and not focus on social issues. boehner, although he got some pushback from conservative organizations saying you shouldn't be advocating for a candidate who is pro gay marriage and is local about. that demaio is facing few problems now, there are new revelations a former staff of his has accused him of repeated sexual harassment. he's denied it. it will be one to watch. >> boehner, of course, has to answer to the rest of his caution. thank you so much. it's great to be on the trail with all of you. be sure to tune in tomorrow when we hit the trail in texas with wendy days as she runs for governor. >>> now, talk about an angry bird. a massachusetts man was using his drone to take pictures of fall foliage when a red tailed hawk attacked. the owner is apparently giving proceed

it's not going to be boehner because he won't stand up. but somebody has to stand up, call for a commission, find out -- get fot bottom of this while he's still president. not 30 years from now when everybody's looking back and wringing their hands. i want to know, did the president of the united states know about the creation, the development of isis and this caliphate? i believe he knew about it for years. i believe he knew about it when he was running for office. he concealed it from the american people. we have all kinds of information to indicate this. i want to know if the president of the united states is ignoring 60% of his intelligence briefings if he's refusing to read his intelligence briefings. >> we know the answer to that. >> yeah. >> we know the answer to that. that's the point. he's not reading it. >> but we want to hold them -- it's time to hold him to account. these things show up in newspapers. people issue this stuff. couple of congressmen bark and that's the end of it and we go on to the next crisis. the country's fall

look, i think that john boehner and mitch mcconnell have a good relationship. it's no secret the relationship between john boehner and harry reid is, at best, nonexistent. i think both want to do -- want to address immigration reform in a comprehensive way. it may not be what louis wants or mary wants or most of us want, but it may be a package that addresses most of the major issues. >> do you think it will go past border security? >> yes. because i think they understand -- first of all, if it's only border security by itself, without it being sequential or something, having some sort of trigger mechanism, being part of a more comprehensive package, number one, i don't think the president would sign it. number two, i don't think they would get it through. so, yes, if they want to get something through, it's going to have to be carrots and sticks. and we as a community are going to have to come to terms with the fact that it may not be everything we want, but that it might be something we want. again, that depends very much on the election results, which i beli

democrats are howling over republican house speaker john boehner.s summer boehner brought a lawsuit against president obama over his executive authority and action and yet here is an except from boehner's latest campaign video. >> we have onto reform our legal system. we let anybody in america sue anybody any day for any damn reason they want. and we all pay for it. >> oops. this is the time. year when the most famous names in politics make appearances in ads and various campaigns, first lady michelle obama got her first television ad for that man there illinois democratic incumbents governor pat quinn. >> he's work to go recipients create jobs at home instead of shipping jobs overseas. and he'll never cut funding for military families on veterans to give a tax break to the wealthy. so for this election, barack and i are casting our votes for our friend pat quinn. >> and in arkansas, former president bill clinton just made an appearance in his home state for incumbent democratic senator mark prior who is also something of a social media aficionado.

countries. >> speaker boehner has his own point of view we need to look at how to make sure we address ebola in the countries most affected, develop health care systems, and treatment, and care and stop it. >> congress woman barbara lee is pushing for hearings on how to restore funding to the cdc after years of budget cuts. lee meets tomorrow with the nurses' union. >> we've posted a link of seven things you need to know. >> check that out if you have time. still ahead here tonight, some very good news for north bay commuters the deal that ends the threat of a golden gate transit strike. >> a soccer field stand off reaches questions tonight. should you have to pay to play at city park? >> live doppler 7 shows clouds around, but just providing sunshine. nothing more for now. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. >> what if you bought new targeting and it began to unravel? unravel? i'll show you how itted how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like

> well, again, what i would thinks that we have a problem, then i would like for him to call john boehner, and ask him to put -- >>> he's not my congressman. >>> you have tea party influence >>> he's the speaker-of-the-house. and ask him to put a bill on the floor. >>> we have asked -- >>> we have a broke then system. >>> we have asked the president, your president -- no -- >>> has not chosen to do anything to enforce the laws, and protect the borders. and again, you should call your speaker-of-the-house.he s >>> no. >>> what we need is, enforcement of the border, and -- it sounds border and, we do business with mexico, and have

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