galloway and cassidy. awesome.s, but we will buy coffee. >> ebay has given in to activist that will demand separate ebay and paypal into separate, independently traded companies in the second half of 2015. and the american express chairman will be joining paypal as president and ceo. >> you will get shares in both of these companies, 4015. >> ebay shares were suspended from trading. we will keep you posted. "surveillance" will be right back. ♪ "bloomberg surveillance >> good morning, everyone. ." -- >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." ebay will split u apart. expressman of american will join paypal. adam, you mentioned, this is a tax-free transaction. if you areans currently in ebay shareholder you will ultimately be a shareholder in newco, the new paypal. well as >> dramatic news in hong kong. scarlet has it for us. >> we have tens of thousands of protesters continuing to gather in the central business district in hong kong, taking to the streets earlier and continuing into the evening. hong kong'

i agree with what you said cassidy not being polished. i heard them both speak.uisiana girl thing going for her. i would love to see a little bit more sparkle from cassidy and see that other side of him. when you meet him he is very personal and i think that would resonate with people. come down to control of the u.s. senate. tieing to barack obama. is that was did i's real fall back? >> has not been popular throughout his entire presidency here. they are trying their best to kind of tie senator landrieu with barack obama. even today, the -- with the resignation of the attorney general, if you read bill cassidy's twitter it sounded like mary landrieu appointed him. i think that her aim is to try to win in november without a runoff. >> which would mean over 50%. how much does factor into this race. explain the jungle primary. we have tried to explain it basically they have to get to 50%. otherwise they go to december 6th. how much does manes factor in. key factor drag it out to december. is he is bringing in folksed that the are tea party the far right that may no

if matched in a runoff likely voters choose cassidy over landrieu 50-47, again within that margin of error. one to watch. >>> north carolina, democratic senator kay hagan's re-election battle, hagan leads her republican challenger, state representative tom tillis, 4 46-43. within the margin of error. in this race 25% of likely voters said they may change their mind on whom they will vote for. >>> it's a girl. a girl for chelsea clinton and her husband marc mezvinsky. the arrival of charlotte was announced by the former first daughter over the weekend. there we have the first picture. the grandparents tweeted news of the arrival with former secretary of state hillary clinton saying, bill clinton and i are over the moon to be grandparents, one of the happiest moments of our life. the former president tweeting, charlotte, your grandmother hillary clinton and i couldn't be happier. congratulations to them. that is incredible, little baby charlotte, welcome. >>> business news, asian stock markets are mixed as pro-democracy protests in hong kong rail on. there's concern over china's econom

. >> my friends andry keeping a real close eye on bill cassidy. >> congressman cassidy consistently prioritizes tax cuts for millionaires while cutting social security. >> and the georgia senate race, democratic candidate is running a competitive campaign against republican david purdue, and she is now focusing voters, particularly women, on a sex discrimination lawsuit, while purdue was the e. of dollar general. >> and the company was forced to pay a settlement of over $18 million. if david purdue didn't do right by women at his company, why would he do right by georgia. >> have to love the scary music. in political ads this has been the year of the inadamant objects. we have seen commercials features guns, drones, cannons, cars, and a woodchipper. to name a few. now we have one that makes it's point by featuring an inhaler. watch. >> moms always prepared. but what if she had to prepare for terri lynn land. land ignores climate science, she even opposes a plan that would protect clean air for out gear lakes region. meaning more smog, mercury, industrial carbon pollution. terri lynn land's plan

it is held in honor of police officer chuck cassidy who was shot and killed on duty in october of 2007. his wife, judy was on hand today and making sure that the memory of her husband lives on. >> whenever your loved one is being honored that means so much. definitely you don't want people to ever forget. i know a lot of people have not forgotten chuck and it means a lot to us. >> reporter: well, tournament benefits chuck cassidy scholarship fun. it has been able to award 36 students with scholarships over the last six years. >>> the primary election in delaware is now just one day away and candidates are making their final push for votes. republican candidates kevin wade are battling for u.s., senate nomination, winner will face chris coons in the november general election. in the race for state treasurer between republican dale cheryl val swale a and ken simpler. polls opened tomorrow from 7:00a in m to 8:00 p.m. >>> well, president obama now says he has a plan to deal with isis and will unveil it to an a nationwide address on wednesday. degrading the sunni militant group could mean

cassidy: thank you, mr. lamborn. mr. speaker, over 19% of returning veterans suffer from some form of traumatic brain injury. that's why in march i introduced h.r. 4276, which would extend a v.a. pilot program to care for those suffering from traumatic brain injury or t.b.i. and was pleased when a portion of this bill was included in the veterans access to care act of 2014. in addition to extending the program for a longer length of time, my bill also created metrics for determining the success of the program. i'm pleased the house will now vote on the amended portion of my bill, which creates a more thorough, frequent reporting requirement and expands the definition of assisted living to encompass broader definitions of care. the expanded reporting requirements allow for, again, a more thorough determination of how successful this program is in rehabilitating patients suffering from t.b.i. i'm a doc. i know unless you measure something, it will not change. if we measure and find it does well, hopefully we expand. if not

he doesn't like cassidy, doesn't like land rue, that sort of frustration with inaction and people is why we see congress' approval rating at an all-time low. host: and in the first and presumably only debate in the californiagoer nove's race, the republican candidate who had spent time with the homeless going after the slow recovery in california where jerry brown becoming one of the youngest governors ever and now the oldest elected governor in california history. at the end of the debate a call for another debate and jerry brown saying i think we've seen the differences here tonight. guest: and this is, we've gotten this far with cash cari and the republican nominee. there was concern that someone else would be the nominee in california and that would totally submarine any republican efforts to take over some of the critical, the most competitive house districts down the ballot. but now there's at least a sense that it won't be a complete blowout and jerry brown won't completely cruise and there will be at least competitive enough of these republican opportunities in the 52nd distr

former teen idol david cassidy pled guilty to drunk driving charges yesterday. was scheduled to appear before a judge in july, but was seen judging a (bah-chee) ball contest instead. a plea deal reduced his charge from felony to misdemeanor, allowing him to avoid jail time. cassdidy, a recovering alcoholic, says he's relieved. he will have a breathalyzer installed on his cars, must complete sobriety treatment and fifty hours of community service. for the third year in a row, sofia vergara is the highest paid actress on television. the colombia actress makes an estimated, 37 million dollars. aside from earning 325 thousand dollars per "modern family" episode.. she also cashes in on endorsement deals with a variety of companies.. and is the co- founder of latin world entertainment. she beat out the other two leading ladies, mariska hargitay and kaley cuoco- sweeting, for the spot. it's official! dwayne "the rock" johnson will be donning black and yellow tights for a new d-c entertainment film for warner brothers. the former wrestling star turned actor will not how

. >> my friends and i are keeping a close eye on bill cassidy. >> congressman cassidy consistently prioritizes tax cuts for millionaires. >> meanwhile, michelle nun is now running a campaign against david purdue, and she's focusing voters, particular women, on a sex discrimination lawsuit. >> and purdue's company was forced to pay $18,000. if david purdue didn't right by its women in his company, why would he do right by the women in georgia. >> cars, jeeps, and now we have an ad that makes its point by featuring an inhaler. watch. >> moms always prepared. but what if she had to prepare for terry linn land. she opposes a plan that would protect clean air for our great lakes region, meaning more smog, mercury, terri lynn land slam, let polluters pollute. >> the air is thick in michigan. >> all these poor markets being inundated i inundated. >> reporter: tony, a st. louis grand jury now has until january to decide whether to charge darren wilson with the death of michael brown. wilson is the police officers who fatally shot the unarmed teen last month, starting protests. protests. the parents of

cassidy points to the fact the senator is not releasing any flight records from prior to 2002. he writes in part, no matter how senator landrieu spins it, she billed taxpayers for dozens of private jet flights and even more problematic, she did not release flight records from 1997 to 2002. landrieu fully repaid the treasury with campaign funds. back to you. >> elizabeth, we appreciate that, thank you. >> kentucky senator rand paul taking a new stand on the use of executive orders, what he says he would do if he was elected president. >> we'll talk about that and startling new report on the number of americans living the single life and why experts say it's taking a toll on the overall economy and possibly your bottom line. >> plus, one inner city program turning the mean streets into incredible works of art and helping at risk kids to find a life beyond the dream. >> it helped saved my life, yeah. it definitely helped save my life. >> in what way? >> because it gave me another outlet, gave me an outlet. where i came from growing up, it was drugs everywhere. when folks think abo

and so it is possible that landrieu could get over 50% on election day but probably not cassidy. i think likeliest outcome louisiana does go to runoff and possible that the control of the senate could be delayed until december. georgia, is another state that has a runoff that. state could also go into overtime and that is a state that republicans currently control. so, we may not know control of the senate on november fourth t may take a month or two later. shannon: really quick, we're almost out of time. i want to ask you, did you envision senate top republican race, mitch mcconnell would be as close as it is at this point? any chance he doesn't pull it out? >> so we actually have been pretty bullish on mitch mcconnell in crystal ball ratings. we always had him rated favorably even though the race is extremely close and mitch mcconnell's popularity is not very good. however it is a republican state in a republican year and we always thought at that would be enough to get mcconnell over the finish line. i guess there is still a chance he might lose but i think polls are starting

cassidy's bill. america's workers deserve the chance to pick their health care plan that best suits their needs, not lose it. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. pitts: i urge all my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support h.r. 3522 and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. all time for debate has expired. pursuant to house resolution 717, the previous question is ordered on the bill as amended. the question is on engreasment and third reading of the bill. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. third reading. the clerk: a bill that authorize health insurance issuers to continue to offer for sale current group health insurance coverage in satisfaction of the minimum essential health insurance coverage requirement and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 1-c of rule 19, further consideration of

. >> reporter: steven cassidy is credited with bringing them here. they'll track vrn's success or failure over the next year, but the feds even admit reducing crime in oakland and richmond will be a battle of its own. >> the opportunities are part of the reason we were selected. we have a long way to go, so this will help in the efforts to continue to move forward. >> reporter: this is the second time in less than a week that the federal government made announcement for a new government to help reduce crime here. a $1.875 million grant announced last wednesday will allow oakland to hire 15 new police officers. >>> all right, thank you for that. >>> a high end bike shop in san francisco is making repairs after a smash and grab robbery. video shows two suspects breaking the windows of the electric bicycle superstore. they made off with three electric bikes this morning. the timeling comes as they had just -- timing comes as the shop had just reached a milestone. >> we're about to have our year anniversary, it's like happy anniversary. >> some business

. >> former 70s heartthrob, david cassidy pleaded guilty to drunk driving in upstate new york.sponsibility for last year's arrest, cassidy admitted he is an alcoholic, recovering and doing well. the former partridge family star, now 64 will have to get a breathalyzer installed in his car and sentenced in november. >> topping our health headlines this morning. antibiotics showing up on our fruit. most of us are familiar with factory farms using antibiotics in our meats and dairy. little known is their use in orchards as a pesticide. a 10-year-old girl in canada went into shock eating blueberry pie made with blueberries treated with an antibiotic. here in the u.s., the fda does allow low levels of antibiotics on fruits and vegetables. >> just got a little harder to buy a pack of sick retcigarette. cvs stopped selling tobacco products a month earlier than planned. number two drugstore promises to the promote good health. smokers will have to take their business elsewhere. >> suburban los angeles neighborhood on alert because of a cobra on the loose, albino cobra, venomous and cons

deputy marshal in the a band of post robbers and train robbers that were allegedly part of butch cassidy's wild bunch. in 1900, horn, who had returned to the employee of the cattle companies was suspected assassinating two alleged livestock thieves in colorado.ern, and finally in july of the following year, he was the primary suspect in the murder of a 14-year-old boy, willie mountain the iron community. horn was tried and convicted in siltingg district court in cheyenne and hanged on 20 1903.er my interest in tom horn stemmed from reading about the american a young boy. of 250 up in a village people in eastern arkansas, for me do.ot a lot i became an avid reader. my grandfather, the local schoolteacher, also stimulated my interest in history. visits toily saturday the nearest town of any size, my destination was always the book racks at the local drugstore. given tom horn's controversial areer, he was the favorite subject of western riders at this time in the early 1950s, in fop ullr western novels and magazines, i found a biography of a frontier character such as wyattern and billy the k

know what louisiana mary landrieu is doing close the four point gap between her and the gop's bill cassidy. >> senator mary landrieu joined the party outside of tiger stadium before the lsu game on saturday taking a break from shaking hands and polite conversation to help a coed with a keg stand. >> jon: whoz wants to do lines off my ass! come on, everybody, let's party! (applause) the survival of o billionacare hangs in the balance. if aliens came down to earth and watched our political ads they would think the senate was an adult summer camp competition or some six year pass to dave & busters. >> we got shooting, snow machine, provide night's keg night. come on down to the senate! >> really, jon, would aliens say that? >> jon: what is that-- sam? did you-- who said that? i-- (cheers and applause) how did you do that? >> uh-huh, uh-huh. >> jon: sam where did-- where did you come from, how did? >> from my home planet. i heard you discussing your species's stupid political ads. >> jon: what, are you an alien, sam. >> actually, earthling the name is zorbum 37, pleased to meet you. >> jon: ok

cassidy wolf. >> you have what are 20th century laws trying to be applied to 21st century problems. i think what they're look for or what is needed is a comprehensive set of laws that would afford the protections i think people are looking for. >> reporter: prosecuting these cases can be difficult, in part because of complicated digital trails that obscure who is responsible, and even when cases are pursued, courts are sometimes hesitant to send people to jail. >> it's very hard to unring the bell because you can't take back images. you can't cause people to unsee what they have seen. and it's almost impossible to completely scrub the web. so although you may have the ability technically to pursue someone criminally or civilly, the ability to find them and to obtain peace of mind and to what you would say obtain closure is very remote. >> reporter: there is a federal law some prosecutors are beginning to use to go after this type of crime, the computer fraud and abuse act, an anti-hacking law. marley, it includeses 5-20-year prison sentence for those convicted of gaining unauthorize

cassidy: thank you. i thank my colleague from nebraska, mr. terry, chairman upton and chairman hastings, for incorporating important provisions that i have worked on in this bill, specifically provisions that would prevent or rollback onerous e.p.a. regulations and provisions that would greatly increase revenue sharing among golf state, adding billions to louisiana's coastal restoration effort to build hurricane protection, to protect not just our state but energy infrastructure. now, we've passed these bills before, sometimes three times before. and there are over 40 jobs bills this chamber has passed that have gone nowhere in the senate. the bill sat on majority reid's desk. senator reid and his colleagues like to speak of helping the middle class, but when it comes to jobs bills, they talk and we act. now, louisiana and louisiana's workers are greatly benefiting from america's energy renaissance. there are over 66 industrial projects worth some $90 billion that will break ground the next five years in

he doesn't like cassidy, doesn't like land rue, that sort of frustration with inaction and people is why we see congress' approval rating at an all-time low. host: and in the first and presumably only debate in the californiagoer nove's race, the republican candidate who had spent time with the homeless going after the slow recovery in california where jerry brown becoming one of the youngest governors ever and now the oldest elected governor in california history. at the end of the debate a call for another debate and jerry brown saying i think we've seen the differences here tonight. guest: and this is, we've gotten this far with cash cari and the republican nominee. there was concern that someone else would be the nominee in california and that would totally submarine any republican efforts to take over some of the critical, the most competitive house districts down the ballot. but now there's at least a sense that it won't be a complete blowout and jerry brown won't completely cruise and there will be at least competitive enough of these republican opportunities in the 52nd distr

i will admit we called cassidy messy because you have never seen a messier child in your entire entires always affectionately. have i done irreparable harm to my child? she turned out kind of sweet. >> i would not say you have done harm to your child. we see when labels are affixed they feel they need to live up to that label. >> she does. >> you want to give them room to change. if you call a child messy, maybe they feel like i am messy and they don't see the reason they need to look at doing something different. >> you do grow into it. i was messy and i am now totally and completely a mess. >> even positive labels can have a burden. we know from research that when kids hear you did well because you are smart it can hurt their performance. it can make them less willing to take on challenges. it can make them more likely to lie. >> why? >> because they don't want to mess up the reputation for being smart. so what we want to emphasize is the process, things that are in the child's control like effort, strategy or perseverance. >> kids are a lot of things. kecalled -- we called her messy

mary landrieu trails republican bill cassidy in the latest polls by four, if no one gets more than 50% in that race, the top two will have a runoff december 6. and the balance of power could hang on that vote if it goes there. and in north carolina, republican tom tillis is within five points of democratic incumbent kay haygan. democrats and unions badly want to defeat republican governor scott walker this fall. mike tobin reports from milwaukee tonight on their chances of doing it. scott walker boasts unemployment decreased by nearly 40% on his watch. he won all his battles but this next one won't come easily. >> there's 40% who vote for the definitely. they don't care what's on the ballot, they'll vote against scott walker. >> has the governor challenged with challenger mary burke at 46%. undecided is a razor thin 5%. he benefitted from an anti-recall vote that's not necessarily pro walker. >> obviously some of that margin of victory two years ago was reflective of people who just voted against the recall on principal. not necessarily for or against a candidate. >> reporter: the unio

. >> meredith, who used to work here, meredith cassidy, so embarrased watching that alexis video, oures, yes. >> well show, witnessed it all in real time. >> live. >> by the way, do you think we have on our studio on the floor here, do we have a camera? technically called the cookie. >> where is that camera? >> right up in there. that's where the gel is. >> oh, i see. >> oh, geez. look at him. >> all right, he's going to go live. >> creepy. >> that just made me dizzy. >> yes, because you're not supposed to look into the light. >> so it is alive. >> to the light. >> okay, jenn fred, let's see your complaints. high. >> good morning. okay, and we're here with keith again, at creative cafe, part of replica creative. good morning. >> good morning,. >> little nervous because we're going to go through some of these, getting little more -- >> risque. >> let's get real. this one comes from edward, it is directed at me, thank you, edward, for paying attention, do you go to the circus every morning for your make up, jenn frederick? >> here's what i have to say. we don't have a mark you will arti

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in the louisiana senate race, republican bill cassidy, and democratic mary landrieu is faces trouble over where she lives. the senator and her husband own a $2 million house on capitol hill. but "the washington post" found in order to satisfy louisiana residence requirements, she lists a home her parents have been living in. in arkansas, incumbent senator mark prior prosecutors -- appears to be sleeping against tom cotton. >> he's been accused of being too much like the president. a poll of polls show president obama's approval rating stands at 42%. in north carolina, democratic incumbent senator kay hagan is in the race of her life, even with tom tillot, speak are of the north carolina house. spending, thanks to outside groups, is on track to reach $100 million, a senate record. >> there's nothing moderate about hagan's spending priorities, he's voted from trillion in wasteful debt. >> reporter: parties believe action on immigration could dominate the campaigns. the president threatened to use executive authority to grant work permits to millions of illegal immigrants. >> it's my be

mary landrieu against the republican bill cassidy. she was at an lsu tailgate. helping an lsu fan do a keg stand. >> oh, i see. at first i thought it was her coming down. >> no, she's helping him consume a fairly large amount of beer in one sitting. he offered to her that maybe she could also partake. she declined but she said his father was around so she thought it was okay to give him a hand with his partying before the game. >> what everybody has to do. >> you know, it may be good for her in the long run. she looks like she's just one of the gals. >> thanks so much. for more from the rest of the nbc news political team, check out "first read" on nbcnews.com. >>> a gun shop is getting lots of buzz and some death threats today over a controversial name. take a look. this gun barrel is called the obama's blaster. as you can imagine, the name is generating a lot of mixed reaction. the store owner says calling it what it is named is not the difference. >> it's a joke, we thought it was funny. >> the owner added he didn't expect all the reaction but he says he's gl

in louisiana, republican contender bill cassidy, now mary landrieu is facing trouble over where she lives. in order for landrieu to qualify she lists a home her parents live in. tom cotton and groups have attacked prior to be too much like the president. >> tell prior to stop parroting obama. >>> in north carolina democratic incumbent senator kay hagen is in the fight of her life, against tom tillis. on track to reach $100 million and that would be a senate record. >> there is nothing moderate about hagen's spending priorities. she has voted for trillions of spending and debt. >> both parties believe that any coming action on immigration reform could endowment the fall campaigns. the president has threatened to use his executive authority to grant work permits to millions of illegal immigrants in the united states for more than a decade. >> it continues to be my belief that if i can't see congressional action that i need to do at least what i can in order to make the system work better. >> reporter: republican lawmakers say they may respond by not approving government funding bills which

in louisiana billing cassidy leads 77% toj mary landrieu's 4 and%r9.Ñ landrieu has residency problemsill be a gop state, right? >> yeah. it will take until december 6th. >> we don't want to get involved with that. it looks like andrew can't beat him. >> this weekend she made, in my opinion a mistake, she showed up at a tailgate party and helped -- i can't remember the term for it but helped somebody drink beer upside down. she's sitting there squirting beer into this guy's mouth upside down. >> that could get her votes in norms. come on, you know what's going on there. north carolina -- >> there's a lot of -- >> they like kay hagan, the democrat in north carolina, right? >> not well enough. the average is 45.1 to 45.6. she's been above 46% maybe one time. this race looks sort of similar to the way it did six years ago whens5fx kay hagan at this poins behind senator elizabeth dole by roughly the same percentage points. v late and thom till lis is one of the better ones for the republicans. >> iowa is a1ñ dead heat for democrats, 43% brucei] braley a jon]ie1 ernst, no incumbent the? >>

he doesn't like cassidy, doesn't like land rue, that sort of frustration with inaction and people is we see congress' approval rating at an all-time low. host: and in the first and presumably only debate in the californiagoer nove's race, the republican candidate who had spent time with the homeless going after the slow recovery in california where jerry brown becoming one of the youngest governors ever and now the oldest elected governor in california history. at the end of the debate a call for another debate and jerry brown saying i think we've seen the differences here tonight. guest: and this is, we've gotten this far with cash cari and the republican nominee. there was concern that someone else would be the nominee in california and that would totally submarine any republican efforts to take over some of the critical, the most competitive house districts down the ballot. but now there's at least a sense that it won't be a complete blowout and jerry brown won't completely cruise and there will be at least competitive enough of these republican opportunities in the 52nd district,

and louisiana, you see cassidy up one over incumbent mary landrieu. okay, steve?wouldn't be surprised at some of -- if some of the private polling republicans have is more favorable to republicans. depends how you screen. but having said that, look, i think there's no question that -- what the president did he did because of politics. and when he stands up in front of the country and says, have no doubt i will act soon, every time he says, "have no doubt," i'm inclined to have quite a few doubts. >> have doubt? >> have a dputs, right. in -- doubts, right. in effect he said he was going to act soon and politics weren't going to be at play. we now know he's probably not going act soon, and that the politics is the reason. >> look, i think a.b. is right that the losses the democrats would incur if obama were to act unilaterally would overwhelm the gains he would make in a few states. >> because of independent who's are polled against this -- independents who are polled against this. >> right, a, because of the policy, and b, it would enormously energize conservatives

. >> bryn mawr president cassidy released this statement statement. while the event has wounded our community it has made us stronger. citizenship is at the heart of a liberal arts education and i'm proud that our students have come together in solidarity to take on the larger systemicer shus of racism and intolerance that still remain not just on this campus, but throughout our society. >>> today teenagers who have performed at philadelphia's kimmel center are going to sleep there tonight as part of a no tech-athon. they'll go device free for 24 hours to raise awareness about the need for balance in their lives while raising money for the tyler clemente foundation. the rutgers student committed suicide four years ago after his roommate used a webcam to secretly tape him with another man. >>> a few minutes before the start of "today" show, lester holt and erika hill join us live from new york with what they're working on. good morning, guys. >> coming up on a saturday morning on "today," the latest with the massive security breach at the white house.

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bill cassidy. >> first let me just thank you all for your good work. i am struck, though, i think it's a little ironic because i think congress has created a lot of problems that we have here or at least the federal government has, mr. camen, i'm struck. the tax you speak of is part of the affordable care act, an example. i have two questions but along that theme, i'm a fellow that formerly did clinical research and gone through those 40-page documents. we wrote those at sixth grade not eighth grade and thought it was the office of protection that required this. whenever i ask about centralized irb i was always told wait a second we're required to have a local representative and although i know there's a central irb in denver for whatever reason my institution did not allow that because they felt like the federal government required and i'm looking at you, dr. hamburg, even though it's not under your office, so first question is i've always been told is because of washington, d.c. saying you had to have it. secondly, dr. collins, you and i have spoken

congressman bill cassidy of being soft on border security. >> why he opposed a border fence. >> really? mary landry thinks that is the threat the came of homeland securities she voted to double the patrol, build triple layer fencing and voted nine times to block amnesty. i amove this message, buzz on border security i will put my record up. >> the record include as senate floor speech, just last year, when she called the border fence a dumb idea. and pledges not to support it. >> i voted for the dumb fence once, i won't do it again. because i learned my mistake, when i went down there to look at and it realize we can build two dumb fences. or three dumb fences and it is not working, so i am not going to waste the money to do something that i know will not work. it won't work, there she is advertising she is voted for it, and something that he called dumb. news organizationers are hammers the political double talk on this, and this is all the latest round of tough coverage, and it comes as polls show her neck and neck in a race a lot of odemocrats are counting on for control of the u.s.

following the murder of police sergeant chuck cassidy at this dunkin' donuts. >> this individual wased a number of times throughout that investigation while police were responding to that location. but because we didn't have the capabilities we didn't have video fast enough getting it back out we didn't have the flash information. >> reporter: so lewis managed to flee philadelphia. fortunately he was nabbed days later in miami. agent tougher as today says philadelphia's divert program is now a model for the rest of the country. >> sometimes a video will be edited and put out in the media within the next 30 minutes. we'll get a call saying, i know exact who'll that is. >> reporter: those working on the program say there's nothing morey warding than seeing their work lead to valuable bit of information that helps id the suspect. >> we have couple of come in the morning after puttin putting oue video the day before. there's the -- i've been watching the video for five, six hours and there ocean waiting for me. >> it's the best tool we have at this point. >> i'm happy to do it. >> bar ow

. >>> david cassidy pleads guilty to a dwi buy from more than a year in up state new york. the "partridge family" star plea deal will call for hymn to do 50 hours of community service in his home state of florida. there he is. jon: obama administration clarifying recent comments on growing conflict in iraq and syria. defense secretary chuck hagel, defending the president after critics say mr. obama is too cautious going after isis. secretary hagel says the pentagon is giving president obama options to quote, degrade and destroy the terrorists, not just contain them. let's talk about it with ab stoddard, associate editor and columnist with the hill. jonah goldberg, editor-at-large for nationalreview.online and fox news contributor. ab, why is it everybody in the administration seems to be talking tougher about isis than the president himself? >> well that is an interesting question, jon. the president as we now know because fox news reported this a few days back, has been seeing warnings the strength, growing strength of isis, including, quote, unquote, granular intelligence

rbc's gerard cassidy is here to give us his take. >> thank you. >> it is amazing because when you talk about bank earnings, you have to talk about the spreads and with all the volatility that we've seen in yields right now we're seeing this spread between the 5 and 30-year, the smallest it's been since '09. seems like we are right back where we started the beginning of the quarter. >> that's true, spreads have come in. i think what we're going to see in some these banks it's been a long growth. weekly federal reserve data has been showing decent year over year loan growth, around 6%, 7%. not just commercial, consumer loan growth has finally for the first time in over five years starting to move higher. one of the up side surprises could be citigroup. the reason being is their capital markets business like all the capital markets players has been under pressure. i don't think the expectations are very high for any of the capital markets in particular in the citi. >> bank of america on the loan growth? >> bank of america has paid almost $65 billion in penalties over the last five years.

first louisiana where republican congressman bill cassidy leads democratic senator mary landrieu by morethan five points. arkansas where republican congressman tom cotton leads democratic incumbent mark pryor by 2.5%. how solid are those for the gop, particularly arkansas when you're talking 2.5 points, that doesn't sound very solid. >> well, except in i think the last poll -- out of the last ten polls going back to the beginning of may, mark pryor has led in one. and tom cotton has led in nine, i believe the number is. look, we have a candidate in arkansas who is running against an institution. mark pryor and his father, david pryor, both long-time politicos there. cotton is smart enough he needs to run through the tape and i feel good about that one. louisiana is likely to be settled in december because they have an odd $

the road thursday, where we'll talk to senator landrieu and her opponent, republican senator bill cassidya care could be an issue down there and the enrollment numbers for obama care are going downing. administration officials admit they are lower than the president's claims and insurance experts put them even lower than that. here's chief national correspondent jim engel. >> reporter: president obama's claims about enrollment in obama care are getting a assistant downgrade. >> the number of americans who have signed up for private insurance in the marketplaces has grown to 8 million people. 8 million people. >> as of august 15 this year, we have 7.3 million americans enrolled in the health insurance market place coverage and these are individuals who have paid their premiums. >> reporter: an erosion of 700,000, the key was the reference to those who paid. >> you do not have to sign up, you have to sign up and pay on a regular basis to be enrolled. >> and that's why private ins e insurers are saying they're -- >> it's competed expectations in some cases. >> reporter: for instance state of

in louisiana, bill cassidy is leading democratic senator mary landrieu 47% to 46%.orgia, republican david perdue is leading michelle nunn 46% to 42%. in arkansas, republican congressman tom cotton is ahead of democratic senator marc pryor 45% to 43%. richard, these races are tight with just nine weeks left. how important is voter engagement this year? >> it's huge. let's be clear. some of the races aren't going to stay so close. for starters, there is little polling done. turnout is generally low in mid-term elections. ifan m you cilize voters, what looks like a close race now doesn't end up that way. what's different this time around, it's not like 2010 where you're talking about an economy that's really flat on its back, where democrats didn't see the wave coming. this isn't a gop wave election. this is turnout versus turnout. when you look at the democratic turnout machine as deployed by the obama campaign in 2012, it's a far more formidable base to start from than anything the gop has put together. so without a big motivating factor for the republican side of th

john cassidy wrote by thoroughly embarrassing cuomo new york democrats didn't deliver a blow to whateverpirations he has. they signalled to other democrats hillary clinton included that the political center of gravity has shifted and a significant segment of democratic voters won't suffer gladly or return to the timid, pro corporate policies of the clinton years, which cuomo represents. so what now? where does andrew cuomo go from here, where does this leave the left and zephyr teachout, the woman who beat the sitting governor in new york in nearly half of its counties? she's here right now in our studio and she will be at this desk when we come back from the break and ask her all about it. she's coming up next. just give m the basics, you know. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. whether you're just starting your 401(k) or you are ready for retire