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trying to lurepolice say he's been doing this near *schools. >> catherine: good evening, i'm catherine heenan. >> catherine: at least four cases of attempted luring have been reported. it's all happening in petaluma. >> catherine: kron4's scott rates is there live with more information - should watch out for. >> reporter: parents and students are looking over their shoulder as a man has ure young girls with a vehicle in the area. >> have told my daughter to be aware of her surroundings. >> reporter: the other incident happening near petaluma high school. they are looking for the same man. >> this man build up on sunday and this incident occurred yesterday monday. it is possible that it could be related. >> reporter: police say a man in his '40's pulled up alongside a 14 year old girl or 15 year old girl was walking home from school creek near me mop elementary school when she was approached accurate and since the end of august 3rd other similar incidents has happened. >> reporter: so far all of the suspects have been able to get away. >> do not want to scare her but i do want her to kn

: good evening, i'm catherine heenan. police on the peninsula. are now investigating a *third case of indecent exposure. >> catherine: in the first two cases. monday and tuesday. the victims were children. information on the newest case.which happened just a few hours ago. >> catherine: philippe? >> reporter:we'll show you where these crimes are happening. most recently here. >> reporter:this afternoon.just before 4:00.on the 43-hundred block of miller avenue. >> reporter:on tuesdayu night.a little after 6:30.a 10-year old was the victim of indecent exposure at the intersection of byron street and seale avenue. >> reporter:and monday afternoon at four.an similar incident along the 16- hundred block of bryant.the victim here.a >> reporter: realizing the man was exposing and touching himself. the beckham rolled off on her bike in to police a half hour later but the man was long gone by then. he was described as caucasian between 40 and 50 years old, clean-cut and professional looking with a sport style sunglasses. police, s

kron 4's catherine heenan >> pam: has the latest. catherine? >> catherine: those 'ebola response teams' will be sent to any u.s. city within hours - where a new ebola case surfaces. and there's concern tonight that new york city might >> catherine: he's a 33- year-old doctor who treated ebola patients in guinea -- and returned to new york 10 days ago. >> catherine: craig spencer was rushed to the hospital by ambulance today - with a police escort. he has ebola-like symptoms, including a high fever - and hazmat teams have sealed off >> catherine: if he 'does' have ebola -- there's concern about the the public for more than a week. >> catherine: test results could be ready by tomorrow. >> catherine: in sacramento - two people are being monitored -simply because they recently traveled to west africa. >> catherine: health officials say they do 'not' have symptoms -- but everyone has decided to take extra precautions. >> catherine: the two people are said to be taking their own with health workers twice a day. >> catherine: and.the nbc cameraman who

catherine? >> catherine: kron4 scott rates is live in oakland cupping us get ready for all of these events later this week. >> reporter: exciting, catherine. let me step of the way. it is dark out here we cannot shine light on to the wrong way. runway. >> reporter: let's look at video here with people coming out all evening to the oakland national airport snapping pictures and taking a close look at the blue angels. earlier in the sea crudes. the blue angels flying all around our city making their presence known before landing at oakland this afternoon. there were the first ones to land followed by this aircraft. known as fat albert. i did speak with a spokesperson out here as this so far as the process has been very smooth with the blue angels. people are excited to have them back. we'll come back of your life to the airport in to see one of them sitting here on the tarmac. this saturday and sunday at the airshow with the blue angels, they will be the start. at 4:00 each day you will see these

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catherine is here with the latest. >> catherine: the daughter of duncan's fiancee said her children back to school today they had their clearance from dallas officials. >> catherine: it really is too soon to say whether the outcome of the u.s. is getting a handle on the ball. >> catherine: after weeks of worry some good news from officials in texas. >> catherine: 43 of the 48 health-care workers after treating tomkins but after trading thomas duncan are ebola free. >> catherine: the disease may be contained. the time. for them to get ebola has elapsed. >> catherine: and promise new standards for health care workers soon at the cdc. >> catherine: the protocols will be much tougher. >> catherine: that is not enough for some law makers this still want the administration to call for a travel ban from map from the african countries. >> catherine: 2 countries in africa have been considered ebola free. >> catherine: while progress continues in the u.s. the disease must be contained in africa before the bears will go away. >> catherine: it is unclear whether any bullets travel ban will get off t

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another issue with catherine, who touched on this. one very attractive feature of common core was the idea of a nationwide marketplace for material, so rather than just having your alabama textbook market them maybe folks all over the place. catherine i was wondering if talk about these challenges. everything that we hear with a few exceptions would suggest that the publishing as we known it, hasn't done a very stellar job of changes in its materials. there are some things emerging that look promising but it is not, it is sort of few and far between. had been deep inputs, i mean, future organisations to get inputs now, that speaks for itself but i think materials are being at the grassroots level, but that's one of the most universal and consistent complaints that shows up in research and that we do in our reporting. the stuff is junk. >> there seems to be a strong incentive for folks to take the same product that they have always had an slap common core line on it. are their efforts at work to try and do something about that? to help

none had ebola. >> catherine: but it may just be a matter of time. ebola is still spreading rapidly in africa, with 49 new cases reported today in sierra leone. >> catherine: more than 45=hundred people have died in the current outbreak. >> pam: americans say they are deeply concerned about ebola. >> pam: the kaiser family foundations says 63 percent admit they are worried about address within the next 12 months. width >> pam: 45 percent are worried that the disease with strike someone in their family. >> pam: but if there is an outbreak, nearly three out of four people say they have confidence in the government's ability to contain it. >> pam: our kron 4 mobile app has more information on ebola. it's where we've compiled all of our ebola-related stories. >> pam: the app is free to download. ebola section on our website, kron4 dot com. were >> pam: santa clara has the most west nile cases bring the total number statewide to 608. 20 compared that and of those counties were in the bay area. but more on the bay area information to keep was nile containe

i think catherine, you might be the best just to give us an overview.e hearing all across the country that schools and districts are implementing the common core your what does that mean? what are school districts doing differently this year that they were doing last year? >> i wish there was a uniform answer for the whole country, but -- >> they would make all of our jobs easier. >> things being what they are, they aren't. i think distance and schools all over the place. you have some that haven't done a whole lot, or still get a sense of what is there supposed to do. that's different. and you have different. and you have it the other day and some districts that are really plunging in on the leading edge and making a lot of really, really good change. i spent eight months and around the district of columbia schools watching what they're doing and really on message top to bottom, thoroughgoing changes. so it varies. you have a lot of leading-edge projects that are come from grassroots levels like to think has been highlighted for efforts to do pt that c

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>> catherine: face say he is filling fine and he is cooperating with all of this doctor but has been working with the international medical corps he was not beneficial set for capacity. >> pam: the meantime the department of public health as issued new guidelines. >> pam: any person that his travel from the ebola virus area shall be quarantined for. of 21 days. >> pam: is decided on on the case by case basis. will be doing a couple of interviews to find out the risk of exposure if they're from one of these three countries countries or they're just traveling between the countries. based on that in their activity if they knew anyone that was ill all those things away in how they would be on corn ting. >> pam: alameda county's public health officer says some could be isolated at home some determined at low risk can stay in their neighborhoods as long as they keep track of their temperature and stay clear of large crowds and. >> pam: stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage. >> pam: 1 president obama is saying about health care workers treating all ebola patients. >> pam: happening now s

we begin with fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. catherine? >> kimberly, within the house hour government official confirming to fox news investigators believe the suspect's real name is michael joseph hall and u.s. agencies have been advised the shooter was believed to be a convert to islam counter terrorism investigators is reviewing his social media traffic and re. to the attack on two canadian soldiers in quebec monday. tonight, we are told nothing has been found, but the investigation is ongoing. this informati law enforcement bulletin portions were obtained by fox news. and we're also learning that the secretary of homeland security jay johnson was given a full briefing on the shooting earlier today. an fbi field office have been told to raise their level of vigilance given today's shooting and last week's joint intelligence bulletin warning military and law enforcement of a spike in isis chatter calling for attacks. separately counter terrorism source tells fox news that a similar pattern was scene in the five days leading up to today's

so catherine, i would like to hear your response to that. if there are these more stringent things that folks have to agree to be part of that, how does that trickle-down school into the teacher? >> i'm not sure that i have the ability to answer that. i do think that it is situational and it will be different district to district. but it does occur to me that even though it might not feel like a mandate from washington in the current environment, what would that feel like. one more thing handed down that states need to do. when chris talked about the common core that there could be a state that wanted to get out but they can't. there are things like this like race to the top and they make certain agreements and we have are the scene with the u.s. department of education did in revoking one waiver because the thing was not up to snuff. clearly these things are operational and the environment is heavy with that. i don't know what will wireman with consortia would do. but it does seem to me that one of the questions about the test scores is wha

the weekend catherine disappeared with the kids, she says catherine asked to use her phone. lindsey later realized that a picture of sarah and jacob was gone. catherine denied erasing it. >> she deleted the children's picture off of my phone. and so obviously i was a little upset. but i think 20/20 hindsight now, she had some plan to leave with the children. >> reporter: no one saw this coming. catherine is now charged in connection with the kids' disappearance. she is getting a court ordered psychiatric evaluation. and she is apparently still not on her medications. >> it's the common problem with every mental health situation, is that you don't want to take your meds. >> reporter: in fact, hoggle believes her daughter should be forced to take her medicine. it could be their best hope of finding her grandchildren. >> it's something that as a mother you don't want the words to leave your mouth. that you want that for your child. but -- in this instance, there's two children's lives at stake. >> reporter: in the meantime, she continues to advocate for her daughter and improvi

>> yeah, and it both judge mccasey and catherine hit an important point.d of the day it's the ideology. we do need to paraphrase it's not the economy, stupid. it's the ideology, stupid. how do we get around that? i mean, at the end of the day it's about unand under governed space. why yemen? why somalia? why the machine greb where all terrorists pop up? because they're under governed spaces. same with the internet. >> stand by. when authorities took a closer look at ali mohammed brown's background, they realized they had seen just the tip of the iceberg. coming up, three more nurdz, a terrorist training camp on american soil, and a seattle barber raging jihad in somalia. >>> welcome back to greta investigates. lone wolves of terror. our team traveled to washington state to investigatory crimes authorities say ali mohammed brown committed. >> it turns out brendan tevlin wasn't the only person ali mohammed brown says he killed for jihad. ballistics testing by new jersey authorities now link brown's .9 millimeter handgun to three previous homicides. execution

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i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. a delegation from japan will sit down on wednesday with north korean officials to press for answers. they've had two days of meetings looking into the fate of japanese abductees. the chairman of the bureau and north korea's committee were among the participants in the first day of talks. the heads of four investigative subcommittees were also present. ihara said north korean officials spent about three hours explaining the status of their probe. he reminded them that resolving the abduction issue is japan's top priority. >> translator: we urge the north korean officials to speed up their investigation and report their results as soon as possible. the north korean side explained the structure of the committee. and the current status of their investigation. we asked for details from the north korean side. >> the japanese government said the important points will be the details of the explanation. the delegation is expected to be updated about the investigation into the remains of japane

>> yeah, and i think that both judge mccasey and catherine hit an important point.the end of the day it's the ideology. we do need to paraphrase it's not the economy, stupid. it's the ideology, stupid. how do we get around that? i mean, at the end of the day it's about unand under space. why yemen? why somalia? why the machine greb where all terrorists pop up? because they're under governed spaces. same with the internet. >> stand by. when authorities took a closer look at ali mohammed brown's background, they realized they had seen just the tip of the iceberg. coming up, three more nurdz, a terrorist training camp on american soil, and a seattle american soil, and a seattle barber raging jihad in somalia. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity, powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take up to 3 days. dulcolax, for relief you can count on. i thought "so what?", but now "cai can't stop playing.rst that's not how it works. i mean it's s

screaming >> catherine: even at this point there are being told that they were under arrest and wouldle admit that they were speeding up and not immediately called over. >> wife told me not to stop creek she said the baby is coming now. i'm thinking of course i want to pull over career >> catherine: police were talking this week about filing charges against the new parents. catherine heenan kron 4 news creek >> pam: after everything the police is still thinking about pressing charges. i really believe this is kind of nuts. >>: grant i hope that this is not going to happen. >> pam: the school back live >> pam:let's go back live with phillip djeal (cheers & applause) >>horns >> (cheers & applause) >>horns >> [cheers and applause] >> pam: everyone was really happy out at at&t park i cannot tell you what felipe was saying. >> pam: have a the girls were last seen leaving sullivan's tavern, 1:00 in the morning. a truck driver spotted the car around 5:30 and called it in. look, i only have four deputies. only a couple of 'em have ever seen a body killed in anger. if what we have here is a ho

>> yeah, and i think that both judge mccasey and catherine hit an important point. at the end of the day it's the ideology. we do need to paraphrase it's not the economy, stupid. it's the ideology, stupid. how do we get around that? i mean, at the end of the day it's about unand under governed space. why yemen? why somalia? why the machine greb where all terrorists pop up? because they're under governed spaces. same with the internet. >> stand by. when authorities took a closer look at ali mohammed brown's background, they realized they had seen just the tip of the iceberg. coming up, three more nurdz, a terrorist training camp on american soil, and a seattle barber raging jihad in somalia. hey matt, what's up? i'm just looking over the company bills. is that what we pay for internet? yup. dsl is about 90 bucks a month. that's funny, for that price with comcast business, i think you get like 50 megabits. wow that's fast. personally, i prefer a slow internet. there is something about the sweet meditative glow of a loading website. don't listen to the naysayer. switch

>> yeah, and i think that both judge mccasey and catherine hit an important point. at the end of the day it's the ideology. we do need to paraphrase it's not the economy, stupid. it's the ideology, stupid. how do we get around that? i mean, at the end of the day it's about unand under governed space. why yemen? why somalia? why the machine greb where all terrorists pop up? because they're under governed spaces. same with the internet. >> stand by. when authorities took a closer look at ali mohammed brown's background, they realized they had seen just the tip of the iceberg. coming up, three more nurdz, a terrorist training camp on american soil, and a seattle american soil, and a seattle barber raging jihad in somalia. nineteen years ago, we thought, "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progress. and effortlessly turn your photos into finished pr

>> catherine russo, come on up. >> sorry, i didn't hear the name, but i heard "advisory council." >> that is okay. >> hi. >> so if you would like to make a few comments about yourself, you are more than welcome. >> well, i'm a senior -- >> no way! >> [laughter ] >> i have lived in the sunset for over 40 years and as a sunset resident i have a lot of interest in both district 7 and district 4 in their policies and activities and what is going on with the seniors, but i live in district 7. i have -- i'm retired. and so i devote myself to volunteer activities, and i have been on the advisory council since 2003. i was first appointed by tony hall, and then supervisors and now kindly by supervisor yee. i'm very interested in the work that we do there. we try to keep aware of what is going on with seniors throughout the city. and we advise the commission on aging and also the department on aging. and we are pretty darn independent. we can -- we don't need anyone to give us an okay to give our opinions. [laughter ] >> i believe that. >> we look at the different laws and look at things as me

i want to shift back over to catherine woods, your third great grandmother.'s a candidate. his name was klem ens woods. >> black male, 68. >> he was born in louisiana and his father was born -- >> in africa. >> so that represent that's first generation born in the states. and his father represents one of the last generations to come directly from africa. the next question is where in africa do you think he might have been from? >> i'm confronted with a question, who do i think i am? it's something only my ancestor dna could show. >> so these are your results. 76% african and 22% european. and then you got 25% nigeria and 22% kongo. 50% of your genetic makeup come from that specific region in africa. >> wow. >> my an sest i have deeply rooted in what is now known as the slave place. my mom and i traveled to the castle, the main exit point for slaves coming to the united states. >> nice to meet you. >> nice meeting you. >> this is my mother catherine. >> hello, mom. >> why are we here? >> to take a tour and take you back in time. this was constructed in 1792. i

catherine, thank you.ill: also this morning we're learning a bit more about a dallas hospital worker who right now is onboard a carnival cruise ship in the caribbean. casey steegal picks up that story live back there in dallas. we got some information from the cruise line itself, and what are they telling us about this person onboard? >> reporter: yeah, bill, we did. in fact, i just got off the phone with carnival cruise line, and they tell me the ship is off the coast of belize as we speak and, basically, it left out of galveston, texas, on october the 12th which was this past sunday. it was also before the cdc changed its active monitoring program for medical workers at texas health presbyterian hospital who had some form of contact with thomas eric duncan while he was a patient here. the u.s. state department telling us the individual on this cruise ship is an employee of this hospital and may have handled a lab specimen from duncan. but this woman is not showing symptoms and is not in any sickness. she

>> good morning, catherine. analysts at the international monetary fund released their outlook, and things are looking rather gloomy for japan. the analysts slashed their growth forecasts for the country citing a strong reaction to the consumption tax increase. the ims world economic outlook downgraded this year's forecast for japan from 1.6% to 0.9%. the report said personal spending and investment have fallen since the consumption tax was raised to 8% in april. exports are sluggish as well. >> potential growth in japan is very, very low. and so the only way we are going to grow faster is by increasing potential growth. this is the chance of japan. >> blancheard unched the japanese government should ease the monetary policy. the annual growth forecast for the global economy was lowered from 3.4% to 3.3%. the report called the eurozone the weakest of the advanced economies. officials scaled back their growth projection for the region from 1.1% to 0.8%. but they did revise their forecast for the u.s. economy upwa

catherine? >> reporter: thank you, shannon. a former pentagon official says handling of isis commander and delay ever placing him on list of known terrorists is another example of american station's denial of rising threat in iraq and syria. he was only ding flit nated as known terrorist in september losing valuable time to target him. he is a battle hardened fighter credited with seizing control of iraqi military bases and american weapons of mass destruction. as one of the most capable isis commanders strengthens its ranks two sources from the intelligence committee say the american campaign disrupted and not degraded the capability of isis's khorasan group in syria who operatives are actively plotting against the u.s. airline industry. they have operatives with longstanding ties to usama bin laden network including this man who is described as leader of al qaeda's victory committee which provides strategic guidance for the network. there has been no data including chatter between known terrorist operatives or martyrdom video

catherine. >> well thank you, sean. a u.s.al says the 32-year-old suspect's real name is michael joseph hall, describing him as a convert to islam as investigators drilled down on his social media traffic for connections to known extremists including the individual blamed for this hit-and-run in neighboring quebec monday which killed one soldier and seriously injured another. a leading canadian newspaper is reporting tonight that the suspect in today's shooting who also goes by the name michael zehaf-bibeau was recently designated a high risk traveler by the canadian government, which means he was likely to travel to syria or iraq and his passport was seized. that is the exact same data set we saw with the suspect on monday. earlier canadian authorities confirming that there was no warning. the signature of a lone wolf operation. >> i think that from our reaction i think it's caught us by surprise. >> how is that possible? >> again, it's too early to get to the bottom of all the details of what transpired. it's an ongoing poli

catherine. >> thanks very much, craig. nhk world's craig dale. >>> government officials in central japan say more people are still stranded on mt. ontake. they say saturday's eruption is already the country's deadliest volcano disaster in decades. at least 47 pierce were killed. officials with nagano prefecture say 16 people are still unaccounted for. police officers said they had not been able to contact five people who had registered their trek in advance. and they said some climbers report their climbing mates have not yet returned. >>> police officers as well as self-defense force personnel and firefighters have been scheduled to resume their search friday morning near the summit. they were forced to cancel their operation for the day because of bad weather. >>> the head of the international monetary fund, christine lagarde, says the global economy is weaker than what many people thought. ai uchida joins us now frour business desk. ai, what can you tell us? >> analysts at imf regularly put out a report known as the wor

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. first a look at the headlines. japanese government officials are calling it a half step forward. they say north korea has promised it will keep looking into abductions of japanese nationals. >>> israeli officials have sealed off all access to a holy site in jerusalem after fierce clashes between security forces and palestinians. >>> and we'll show you how some japanese engineers are gaining skills and knowledge by helping people in fiji with their water woes. >>> japan's prime minister shinzo abe says north korea has pledged to investigate the abductions of japanese nationals. however, pyongyang has so far failed to provide detailed information on the missing. japan regards pyongyang's promise to hold investigations regardless of previous probes as a half step forward. top diplomat for asian affairs junichi ihara is leading the japanese delegation. they held talks in pyongyang with members of north korea's special investigation committee. it's tasked with investigating the fate of japanese missing in north korea in

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i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. first a look at the headlines. officials in tokyo are expressing regret over the indictment of a japanese journalist in south korea. some fear the move may harm ties between the two countries. >>> officials in hong kong have called off talks with pro-democracy student leaders, dealing a blow to moves to resolve a political standoff. >>> and people are checking out the latest technology on wearable devices. the gadgets are getting smaller, lighter, and thinner. >>> officials in tokyo fear the indictment of a japanese journalist in south korea could harm relations between the two countries. prosecutors in seoul indicted the journalist on charges of defaming the country's president. japan's chief cabinet secretary calls the action extremely regrettable. tatye okato wrote an article questioning the whereabouts of president park geun-hye on the day of a deadly ferry accident. wrote about rumors in the local media that park had been with a man. more than 300 people died in the accident. jap

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>> well, catherine, ebola is making investors nervous. let's take a look at events in chronological order. thursday wall street investors were doing their thing, trading stocks. then they heard about a health care worker in new york being isolated. investors immediately pulled stocks back from intraday highs. now, after the confirmation that he did test positive for ebola, currency traders have been the fastest to react. in tokyo they sold the dollar and bought back the yen, which they tend to do when they are worried and want to put their money somewhere they think is safe for a while. the pair is currently trading at just above 108. now, an analyst we spoke to says tokyo stock prices are closely linked to movements in the dollar-yen. after the first confirmation came out, tokyo stocks ran into selling and the nikkei gave up half the morning's gains. right now it is trading higher by 1%. and the selling is spreading to several other stock markets in asia. hong kong's hang seng is -- hang seng is down more than .2%. in seoul we're also se

. >> catherine wallend a thomas received $5,000 check from royal neighbors of america today. "eyewitness news" at penn win school in fair less hills. catherine and her husband founded the untold foundation, following the suicide of their son. he had received a traumatic brain injury from years of playing ice hockey. >> blind sided when it a happened to our son. we don't want anybody else to go through what we went through. so we work together to try to, you know, make a tragedy into something we can help others. >> catherine is hoping to reach parents, coaches and athletes, with an educational message to help prevent teen suicides. >>> in some areas a across the delaware valley, it was very pleasant and others stormy but pleasant in the poconos. jack frost big boulder very beautiful peak fall color. beautiful as well with plenty of sunshine now with the sunsets across atlantic city through skies cam three you can see clouds. on storm scan three we are looking at showers moving towards us, a few thunderstorms well to the west and earlier especially along jersey shore and ocean

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thank you, catherine. and the nation's new so-called ebola czar ron is a former chief of staff to vice president biden and obama white house advisor. now has many asking why did president obama chose political owe pointee instead of medical expert to lead the fight. joining us is bob cusack, "the washington post" jackie kucinich, and the chief political correspondent byron york. i don't know why we needed a czar. i would have been happy to have the secretary at the cabinet level burr well do it but anyway i don't get to make that call, how about ron klein. >> if they did choose one, why did they choose one without any medical experience? it's a big question mark. the white house says they did it because he has extensive managerial experience. they have pointed to the fact that he was in vice president biden's office when the administration was handing out billions and billions of dollars in the stimulus which worked across a bunch of government agencies. they have point that to as his main experience. is t

and we deserve bert. >> absolutely catherine bryant, it's good to see you on the program.hank you for sharing your story. and i want to bring back any attorney r i have a martin. areva, how can restaurant workers prove sexual harassment? >> you know, sometimes, john, these cases are very difficult to prove because you don't have a third-party witness. it becomes am question about whether the conduct was con 70 wul. >> that's often the defense used by the defendant in these civil lawsuits is that, you know, i didn't make an unwarranted advance, that we were engaged in some kind of consent annual conduct. so, it can be very challenging for a woman in these cases to actually, you know, go north lawsuit and establish her case. >> doesn't mean that women shouldn't speak up. i agree whole heartedly with catherine that women in these jobs should feel empowered to complain because things won't change as long as don't talk about these issues. >> and yet, they are paid, as she said, $2 an hour, a little bit more. it's not a reflection of their worth, but if they -- if they bring a s

. >> thanks to catherine herridge for that breaking news report. >>> coming up, former obama defense secretary leon panetta now taking serious flak from the left challenging his patriotism after mr. panetta raised questions about president obama's leadership. we'll show you what's happening there. >>> plus, new claims that the death of the ebola patient in texas is the result of racism? see what's fueling that charge tonight. >>> and up next, the eye opening interview with the young american now fighting for al qaeda. >> would you support a terrorist attack on the united states? >> i wouldn't consider a terrorist attack. if anything happened to me, i would consider reaction to this action. there's no tears be shed for me if something happened in america. helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently.