scott clements. >> madam chairman, it's my pleasure to present mr. scott clements. from the mississippi department of education in mississippi. in his role, he administers eight programs, including breakfast and child and adult food care programs. in addition, his office conducts several school-related health programs. he has 14 years of experience in child nutrition. he's the past president of the mississippi school nutrition association and has served on the usda child nutrition state systems working group. do i also introduce dr. wilson? >> you're welcome to. >> dr. kathryn wilson is the executive director of the national food management service institute in oxford. she serves as associate director -- sorry, she serves as associate professor at the university as well. she holds degrees in dietetics and related fields. she has 23 years of experience as a school nutrition director and has served as the president of the school nutrition association. i'm pleased both of them could be here today to help us review the proposals for legislation on nutrition programs tha

scott clements. >> madam chairman, it's my pleasure to present mr. scott clements. from the mississippi department of education in mississippi. in his role, he administers eight programs, including breakfast and child and adult food care programs. in addition, his office conducts several school-related health programs. he has 14 years of experience in child nutrition. he's the past president of the mississippi school nutrition association and has served on the usda child nutrition state systems working group. do i also introduce dr. wilson? >> you're welcome to. >> dr. kathryn wilson is the executive director of the national food management service institute in oxford. she serves as associate director -- sorry, she serves as associate professor at the university as well. she holds degrees in dietetics and related fields. she has 23 years of experience as a school nutrition director and has served as the president of the school nutrition association. i'm pleased both of them could be here today to help us review the proposals for legislation on nutrition programs tha

on friday halloween, clement street merchants association sponsoring trick or treating along the clement street corridor. join us if you dare. also scary, scary haunted house, it's a tradition, i think it's one of the scariest in the city, [speaker not understood] is pretty good-bye rec and park, but this one is at 22nd and california at the market. it's a basement, you have to slide down into it. it's pretty creepy. this year's theme is "the lab." so, there will be a lot of interrupting experiments down there in the lab. it's free admission. it goes from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. also harte baker one of our great bakeries on 15th and clement avenue is hosting a haunted house from 6 to 9:00 p.m., their first year. a brand-new business, please support the haunted house there 6 to 9. lastly 7:00 p.m. balboa theatre on 37th, 38th and balboa is showing -- they've been showing scary movies, but this one is a real scary one. it's trina lopez's documentary of second final rest, the history of san francisco's lost cemeteries, pretty much in my district. it's a history but also scary. it's also short fil

good stuff from the clements. i'm john clark. your weekend. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> welcome back. 9:55 on your sunday morning. 49 degrees as we take a live look at lincoln financial field in south philadelphia. it is a cool morning. this is where the eagles host the st. louis rams this afternoon. kickoff is at 1:00. a little chilly for the tailgaters. we're only going to be heading into the low 60s today. the monster trucks had their engines revved for a night of fun in south philadelphia. the wells fargo center was transformed into a dirt pit for monster jam last night. the show featured custom designed trucks that sit on top of 66-inch-tall tires, performing amazing stunts and tricks. >>> happening today in cape may county, about 1,500 walkers will hit the boardwalk in ocean city for the fourth annual hero walk. the event raises money to help prevent drunk driving. this year, the walkers will toss hats into the air as symbolic pledge to be a designated driver or use one whenever they drink. the walk starts at 11:00 this mor

good stuff from the clements. i'm john clark. great rest of your weekend. >>> also in sports, the longest playoff game in baseball history wrapped up just after midnight. the san francisco giants edged the washington nationals 2-1 in 18 innings. the game took nearly six and a half hours to play. frisco's brandon belt won it with a home run. interesting note here. belt also played in the longest college baseball game ever, 25 innings with the texas longhorns in 2009. >>> nbc 10 news today coming back in just a moment with another full hour of news. and matt delucia is following breaking news in kent county. matt? >> yeah, ted. a volunteer engine is involved in an accident while responding to a fire. coming up, we're working on audio from that response. >> and i'm tracking some of the coolest temperatures we've seen in about six months. i'll let you know what to expect as we head into the rest of your sunday. that's all coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. >>> right now on nbc 10 news today, breaking news out of kent cou

. >> joining me, two members of the canadian parliament, tony clement and tony day. tony clement, this day under lockdown, when did it begin for you and when did you finally know it was over? >> well, wednesday is caucus day for the main political party's caucuses, so the conservative party, the government party were having our caucus in our regular room. prime minister was addressing caucus, as he does every week on the main issues of the day. and we just heard this two large bangs or booms. because there was construction going on in parliament hill, i thought it was sheets of metal or something that crashed. then we heard the rat-a-tat-tat of gunfire right outside our door. so, the first thing to do was get the prime minister out of there, secure his safety. then two things happened. some of us escaped and barricade ourselves in offices we could find and others barricade themselves in the caucus room until it was safe to come out. >> do we have any information how many shots were fired inside the parliament building? >> no, i'm somewhat more removed than tony was a

. >>> phillies star jimmy rollins is the co-winner of the roberto clemente they award. j.ollins, paul konerko accepted the ward in san francisco yesterday. it's given to players who show superior sportsmanship and community involvement. rollins was praised with his work for inner city students and other charitable efforts. >> we go out there as baseball players and people get to see us in uniforms and, wow, that's a great person, that's a great player. but i think to take that off the field, to become more than just a person in a uniform says a lot about a person. >> the award is named for hall of famer roberto clemente they who died in a plane crash while delivering aid to earthquake victims in central america. >>> new guidelines are in place when it comes to battling ebola. nbc10's matt delucia is following the developments for us. >> while ebola has not surfaced in our area people are not taking any chances. some of them are planning to hit the streets of philadelphia later today. we'll tell you about that coming up. >> all right. >>> chilly start. get ready for a beaut

this coming sunday join us at the clement street community farmers market for the kids costume parade at 11:00 a.m., support the merchants, but there will be a sing along, and toy parade, free scoops of ice cream and sponsored by the clement street merchants association. and lastly, on sunday the many haunts of the richmond district neighborhood center, our neighborhood center in the richmond on 30th avenue on balboa is having a haunted house in a neighborhood tradition and families and children can come join the fun. there is a costume contest at 2:30 as well. the rest i'll submit. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor wiener. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, i'm introducing several items today. first of all, several [speaker not understood] contracts and i always like to mention thea because i think it's a really important thing. for many years san francisco always mills act program, mills act of course is a state law that allows local governments to enter into contract with owners of historic properties to provide a property tax rebate in exchange for the proper

los pintores son diego rivera, david alfaro siqueiros y josé clemente orozco.ngela que habían pasado por un estadio. ¿qué tipo de estadio era? ¿un estadio de béisbol, un estadio de fútbol o un estadio olímpico? iah, miren! este es el estadio olímpico. raquel: exacto. habían pasado por el estadio olímpico. mientras tanto, luis me llamó. yo le había prometido algo anoche, ¿recuerdan? ¿qué le había prometido yo? ¿no te animas? no, luis, disculpa, pero estoy muy cansada. bueno, está bien. pero prométeme que hablaremos mañana... a solas. sí. te lo prometo. durante esa conversación por teléfono yo le había prometido que hablaría hoy con él. por fin bajé a la cafetería y almorcé con él. al final del almuerzo me dijo que me tenía una sorpresa. te tengo una sorpresa. raquel: luis sacó un sobre y me mostró unos boletos. ¿qué había hecho luis? ¿qué es esto? se trata de un fin de semana en zihuatanejo... para dos. raquel: el había comprado dos boletos para ir a zihuatanejo y también había conseguido información sobre un hotel. pues, mi reacción fue bastante negativa. luis

. >> on the other side, john clement, former u.s. attorney general.ent argued security screening is just part of exiting the workplace. the modern equivalent of waiting to punch in and out of a time clock which the court has previously determined is not payable time. the key question before the court is, is this security screening integral to the job that the workers were hired to do? if so, then they should be paid for it. if not then amazon could continue the screening without adding the time to the workers' paychecks. judge elena kagan said, what's really important to amazon is that it knows where every toothbrush in the warehouse is, that's integral to what amazon said. but judgan judg judge antonin sa disagreed. >>> am don prompted changes there, hired additional screeners to speed up the process. >> we're down to five minutes and five minutes is pretty much de minimus. >> reporter: the question is if they would get through faster you wouldn't have a case, is that what you're saying? >> absolutely. we're trying to get them home at the end of the

stay with us. -- with alex clement.t is the rare businessman who jumped headfirst into the geopolitical debate to defend russia, but hours before -- before dying in a plane crash in prime ministere - d u.s. sanctions were unproductive and unfair. alex, welcome back. how unique is total among oil companies, or french companies for that matter? >> a lot of french companies have had a good run of it in russia in the last 15 years. total is one of the leaders in that respect. extracting oilis and filling it. their interest is not so much geopolitical, but economic. that has been underlying this entire crisis. it's not surprising that the big mustache, as he was called, is supportive of repealing the sanctions. ultimately, europeans in general, and the germans in particular, disagree. and even went to one of those conferences that was held in russia when everyone else declined going because of all of the political pressure from aggression in ukraine. he actually had plans to reenter russia as soon as political conditions all

--i think that -- you know tom clements was an exemplary public servant and a close friend. and i do think that invoking his death for political purposes is -- i'm still dumbfounded. i know that it was difficult not just for lisa and her two daughters, but for everyone. . am very disappointed we shook hands and we agreed that, within our own ads, we would only do positive ads. i'm not sure how we could see that as a positive ad. -- i lookobviously back at all tom clements did. he came out here specifically to address the issues around people in solitary confinement and getting released directly to the general population. there were 1500 people in solitary confinement when he first came. he worked relentlessly and cut that number down to a couple people now. -- couple hundred people now. and no one being released rightly to the public. the problem that was being raised has been solved. the whole thing is unfortunate and really dumbfounding. >> governor, let's talk about your record on public safety. i have watched as the democratically controlled legislator have failed to pas

does she work with the tyler clemente foundation. >> you can embrace her message witho without embracing her story or politics. >> in this country people make horrible mistakes and we've forgiven them. that doesn't mean what they did was okay but we allow them to move on. >> she was not the only person who did anything wrong, either so let's not rehash it at all. >> and let her have her voice and platform. >> she couldn't be impeached. he was. there was judgment all the way around. >> thank you so much kelly, margaret. thanks so much for being here at this hour. >>> ahead for us, the cdc taking new measures to protect health care workers against ebola. but will this now be enough to prevent the spread of ebola in the united states? on my journey across america, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas if they want "big" savings on car insurance, it's a bit like asking if they want a big hat... ...'scuse me... ...or a big steak... ...or big hair... i think we have our answer. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> we have breaking news o

my heart breaks for the family of tom clements and his widow. my intention was never to offend her or to politicize the event. my intention is to raise a serious question about john hickenlooper failed record of public safety. that was one crystallizing event in a whole series where he showed failure of leadership on his watch on public safety. i think that needs to be his first responsibility to protect and defend the safety of the citizens. on my watch, that will absolutely be a priority. i never intended to offend lisa. that is why we changed out the traffic on the ad. there are plenty of other subjects to bring up. >> thank you. governor hickenlooper, your response. >> obviously tom clements was an , exemplary public servant and a close friend. his think that invoking death for political purposes is -- i'm still dumbfounded. i'm not sure how we could see that as a positive ad. we had an agreement that we would only do positive ads. obviously i look back at all he did. he came out here specifically to address the issues around people in solit

. >> reporter: lewinsky recalled rutgers new jersey appreciateman tyler clemente who jumped to his deathroommate streamed video of clemente kissing another man, revealing his sexual orientation. in the world of social media -- >> the number of likes you get on a facebook post or the number of retweets you get on twitter is the difference between having a great day and being in a depressed hole in your bedroom. >> reporter: the forbes 30 under 30 conference here in philadelphia brings together young entrepreneurs, their goal, to change the world. we spoke to the editor in chief of the magazine specifically about cyberbullying. >> this generation understands more than anybody all of them, either have been cyberbullied or harassed on the internet or know somebody who has. this group understands this and is uniquely positioned because of their social media power. >> to mock at a soul in pain is a dreadful thing. >> reporter: lewinsky plans to fight a compassion deficit online to change a culture of humiliation. cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> nbc 10 news at 5:00 is next, here is denise knack c

something for everyone >>> phillies star jimmy rollins is this year's cowinner of the robert to clemente was praised for his work with inner city students and other charitable efforts. >> we go out there as baseball players and people get to see us in uniforms and, wow, that's a great person, that's a great player. but i think to take that off the field, to become more than just a person in a uniform says a lot about a person. >> the award is named for hall of famer roberto clemente they who died in a plane crash while delivering aid to earthquake victims in central america. >>> before we leave you we want to get one last check of the weather and good news. >> it's a good one, yeah. temperatures near 70 degrees. later on this afternoon, already pretty as the sun is up. looking at a nice day today. clear skies. right now 49 in philadelphia. 41 in allentown. we do have chilly spots across the area. we're going to warm nicely. 69 by saturday. sunday, 66. then i'm going to give you a neek speak 77 by later on this workweek. >> looking good. that's going to do it for us. the "today" show is n

the governor mentioned, tim clemente, no one else was injured during the manhunt and apprehension.orked with people of this profile is that a surprise to you that he di not fight back? >> it kind of is, don, a surprise that he, he allowed himself to be captured. normally in circumstances like this, a lot of these individuals take their own lives. when they, when they have time to either reflect on what they have done and it sinks in the gravity. they'll kill themselves. in this situation, alone in the woods. maybe he thought, maybe he thought they'll give of on me. and they won't continue this pursuit. the fact that he didn't have the weapons with him. shows he wasn't always prepare. i know everyone is saying that he had prepared for and planned this out. obviously didn't do it well enough if he was walking in the woods or whatever he was doing this evening without a weapon with him. so, for law enforcement sake. you know, grateful that was the case. because -- even if they would have the drop on him. doesn't mean they couldn't have got off a shot and inskrird or killed some one el

. >> joining me now, two members of the canadian parliament and by phone, tony clement who spent the day in lockdown. this day under lockdown, how did it begin for you and when did you finally know it was over? >> well, of course, wednesday is caucus day for the main political party's caucuses. so the conservative party, the government party, we were having our caucus in our usual room and the prime minister was addressing caucus as he does every week on the main issues of the day. and we just heard two large bangs or booms. and at first, because there's a lot of construction going on on parliament hill, i thought it was a couple of sheets of metal that crashed. then we heard the rat-a-at that time tat-tat of gun fire. the first thing to do was to get the prime minister out of there, secure his safety. and then two things happened. some of us escaped and barric e barricaded ourselves in various offices. and others barricaded themselves inside the caucus room until it was safe to come out. >> do we have any confirmation about how many shots were fired inside the parliament building? >

. >> tonight for the first time roberto clemente award shared by phillies jimmy rollins and paul, hadred from the white sox. the award is annually given to the player who best represents the game on and off the field. >> people get to see us in uniforms and wow that's great person, that's great player. but i think to take that off the field to become more than just a person in a uniform says a lot about a person and when you play major league baseball you're automatiautomatically in the lef roberto. >> 15 years in that phillies uniform jimmy rollins became the phillies all time hits leader but he says what's most special for him in his entire career what people are noticing about the special things he's done off the diamond. >> he's giving back a lot. >> yes, he has. >> all right. speaking of giving back, we want a good forecast for the weekend, scott. >> well today was nice. tomorrow 69 degrees. sunny, mild looking pretty good for saturday. the seven day forecast a tad cooler on sunday. it will be a little more blustery, too. mid 60s on monday for highs but look at the 70s for tuesda

i'm one of the co-owners of green apple books on clement street, been there since 1967. me and two other long-time employees bought the business from the original owner. i would also like to thank the geller foundation and san francisco heritage for developing this and to supervisor campos for initiating the measure. i support this on multiple levels. first as a small business owner. obviously it gives me hope and a potential opportunity. our lease is up in 2019 and i'm stressing out about it five years early. it will be our 52nd anniversary then. as a representative of the san francisco locally owned merchants association, i also support this measure. it helps to buildedth local economy. more monday is circulated in local economy when people shop at locally owned merchants as opposed to the chains on the internet. it also keeps the diverse appeal businesses that tourists love and all the money that small businesses and locally opened businesses like mine make we respend in the local economy. finally, as a citizen, i see small and legacy business he donating to school au

so smoothly it's a bit anti-clement kick. -- anti-climactic.ome things like the ostrich egg and that went very smoothly. apple pay does save transaction time. for people like whole foods, anything you can do to move customers more quickly is going to mean a lot or business. after allore stop this shopping, my feet are killing me. i have to get some aspirin. that is everything. i'm out of money and out of time. i have to get home. for that, i'm going to uber. do you take apple pay? >> i have no idea. >> no? at least uber already has my credit card. sterns, apple pay is out. i want to handbag. the reviews are in. how did apple pay go on day one for apple partners? -- you guys are a partner with apple pay. what are the numbers so far? >> it's too early to say. we are really excited. a good step for you was on the day. the newmes more people customers getting cards. >> is this a new business where -- are trying to get people let's say i have a chase credit card and a wells fargo credit card. is this a chance for you to win share with customers? wha

clement clementon, white horse pike eastbound at white horse avenue, the right lane is blocked there. tracy? >>> 5:32. we have breaking news out of atlantic city. here is a live picture while crews are battling this fire along atlantic avenue. and you can see the heavy smoke. you can still see some flames starting to die down. this started at 10:00 last night. it quickly spread through several stores and apartments above. the fire chief there tells us the wind posed some problems early on while fighting the fire. the crews started to get it under control after four hours and then flames reappeared. >> there were hotspots in the roof area. that's where the main body of the fire is. we've had a couple localized collapses as well in two of the buildings. we lost the second floor. >> 17 people are without a home this morning. we still don't know what caused this fire. >>> it's 5:32 now. an extra $2 per pack. the cigarette tax created to raise money for philadelphia schools is now in effect as of today. leaders say that tax will bring in $49 million for the school system this year, which d

i'm one of the co-owners of green apple books on clement street, been there since 1967. me and two other long-time empls

he was going to own the state and go back to san clemente and write memoirs and somebody disputed something he would have the trump card to say this is what you really said. we forget he grew up quite poor and his whole life was of our ratio out there making it to the top. this was his -- going to be their nest egg i believe but the fact that he didn't get rid of them is a curiosity. john might have of their insights into that. >> i have the unique job of getting two different law firms. one in new york and one in california that worked on his estate plan, something the white house counsel would not do today. the white house counsel has been designated as somebody who represents the office of the president, not the president. those assignments would never have gone to an outside counsel but i've learned a lot of his thinking and one of the thoughts he had was that he would do what humphrey and johnson have done and the fact was working on special legislation to do just that because some abuses resulted in the irs taking away the privilege of using the contribution of papers tax deductions a

the bodies, that of a man and a woman were found in the san clement e closing saloon.y were sent to the scene following reports of a shooting and authorities tell us they are not searching for a gunman at this time. a harvard university professor is searching for aliens in hopes that extra te restials exist f on other planets. >> he span e spends his life looking for pollution but not trying to save the planet. he's trying to find a planet with alien life. you believe that pollution may be the key to finding advanced extra terrestial life? >> correct. it is a signature of that never looked before. >> they are listening and monitoringro frequencies in space and for years, there is nothing but silence. lobe is the chair of a stronome in harvard university and believes that we will have more luck looking than listening. >> the earth orbits around the star and in front of it. light from the star will mass through the atmosphere of the planet and might see oxygen and poluttants. >> reporter: advanced societies, he reasons create industry and in turn create industrial pollut

phillies were represented at the world series, jimmy rollins jim named as best player the roberto clemente award. >>> have a great day. >>> in florida, a couple made a who whopper of a catch. keith kelly and his girlfriend were scouring for this alligator they caught him in st. john's river in florida. they caught him with a rope. he measured 13 feet and 4 inches and wade 765 pounds. nfnght he was so heavy, he actually broke the scale. >> a man is beaten and shot on a south philadelphia street, but he may not be the victim, what police say may have happened. >>> we're learning more about an allied gunman who opened fire inside a washington state high school killing one classmate. >>> plus is a strike by septa workers on the horizon? we have details on what you need to know before monday. but first, let's head outside to meteorologist chris sowers, who is out there not shivering too bad this morning. >> reporter: no it feels good, temperatures are chill in in some locations. right here on city avenue there's not much of a breeze and temperatures are close to 50. here's the numbers elsewhere

clement says they should think of other ways to deal with powerlines. we need trees just as much as the wildlife. interesting thoughts there. please join the conversation i going to rw jail a facebook page latestop >> up next, the and greatest technology always comes with some elements that make users want to tear their hair out. >> find out how the iphone 6 is really doing just that. >> and ebola death in dallas -- how prepared >> cities across the country are doing what they can do right now to get ready for ebola. >> we have a closer look of what is being done in this city. thomas ericdeath of duncan, there has now been a fidelity from ebola here in the united states. i'm in front of the d.c. health department and health director today insist that it's no cause for alarm here. the local medical community is on heightened alert stop until the council of governments that neighboring jurisdictions are talking about calls are in place. but were there to be cases of an ebola out break -- they turned out not to be but the director said hospitals are ready

actually will represent at the world series, jimmy rollins named one of two winners of the roberto clemente award. the royals beat the giants 3-2 they take a 2-1 series lead. have a great day! >>> him a neighborhood in the town of western utah is celebrating christmas this week to help a special family have a holiday it will never forget. houses were bright with christmas lights and dozens of adults sing christmas carols. it's all for five-year-old ethan he has been battling lou keep in a since he was 2 and he is not doing well. so the neighborhood decided it is time to celebrate christmas. >> much more to come on "action news," including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: this is ana from the mostly multiples animal rescue coming up on "action news." >> families with kids with food allergies have started a move this halloween. we'll tell you about the >> happening now on "action news" saturday at 9:00 a mystery in burlington county this morning, police investigate a man found shot in a backyard. we are learning modern this morning about a gunman and the deadly school shooting ou

breaks for the family of tom clements and his widow.my intention was never to offend her or to politicize the event. my intention still raises the sears question of john hickenlooper's failed record of public safety. that was when crystallizing onet in a whole series -- crystallizing event in a whole series where he showed failure of leadership on his watch on public safety. be hisink that needs to first responsibility to protect and defend the safety of the citizens. on my watch, that will absolutely be a priority. i never intended to offend lisa. that is why we changed out the traffic on the ad. there are plenty of other subjects. >> thank you. governor hickenlooper, your response. clements was an simpler public servant and a close friend. evoking his death for political stilles is -- i'm dumbfounded. public servant and a close friend. evoking his death for political purposes is -- i'm still dumbfounded. i'm not sure how we could see that as a positive ad. back at all hek did. he came out here specifically to address the issues around

jimmy rollings and -- were winners of baseball roberto clemente award. was nominated many times and he's now been chosen. >> you want to win and it doesn't happen and you're like man you are let down because you understand the prestige that comes for the award and not for any other reason than to say i did something important in the game that had nothing to do with baseball and everything to do with helping others. >> an award meant for the good guys and jimmy is a good guy. >> philly in the world series tonight. >> timely. >> finally this year. >> been a while. >> missouri couple filed a complaint for front tier airlines they were mistreated because of the crying toddler. leo hasine said his family was on a flight home when 2-year-old sam had a meltdown. he put his son in lap and tried to comfort himch the flight attendant came by and understandably said sam had to be buckled in his own seat forte-off. problem is toddler kept on crying. >> she said well you know your son is too loud if you are not going to keep him calm in the next three minutes you wil

she said it was about the suicide of that rutgers freshman and victim tyler clemente that sparked the outreach. after day, she has 54,000 twitter followers. next up, spiking reaction to gamer gate still going strong including to the interview with the woman at the heart of the storiy zo storiy, zoey quinn. she was accused of sleeping with journalists for positive game reviews and tormented with slur and threats. that ex-boyfriend tweeted this. breaking msnbc admits gamer gate was my ex's fault thanks to her for all of the sexism to report on quality news. all right. we are going to keep an eye on that story. interesting take there. we will bring you another aspect of gamer gate. the allegations of corruption in the gamer media. it's that time of the year, a lot of twitter activity. the world series beginning at 8:07 p.m. the royals and the giants. it's all about the wild card since 2002 that two wild card winners are up against each other. a reminder about why i'm here in philadelphia. i will be interviewing malala, the young pakistani girl who was attacked and injured by the taliban

says her effort to fight cyber bullying is inspired by the 2010 suicide of rutgers freshman tyler clemente. she identifies with a-list celebrities as well who recently were victimized when someone hacked into their personal photos. >> we are all vulnerable to humiliation, private and public figures alike. i'm sure jennifer lawrence would agree with that. >> lewinski told the audience that overnight she went from being a completely private figure to a publicly humiliated one. yet now she is making herself visible once again both in public and social media. she just joined twitter for the first time yesterday. her inaugural tweet, hash tag "herewego." pat, jim? >> thanks, barbara. >>> wearing working on new developments now involving that d.c. rabbi accused of secretly recording women. wendy rieger has an update from the live desk. >> there are new allegations tonight from a student at tal san university where rabbi friendel taught. police say he secretly recorded women as they were bathing. the student tells the school newspaper while very declined, other students did accept the offer. poli

clement is a field coordinator and joins me via describe. and dr. abar also joining us. tell us what you are seeing on the ground and are there any signs of containment. >> thank you very much. i work in the -- i coordinate the response in the local county in the northern part of liberia. epicenter of the first wave and second wave of the endpidemic. what we're seeing on the ground is that the situation is slightly trying to stabilize, but that is not over. because there is the epicenter. and secondly, ebola is also new guinea and sierra leone. so trying to stabilize, but not yet over. >> the u.s. is planning to send 4,000 troops to help with the crisis. so what is the first thing they need to be doing when they arrive? >> i think the first thing that needs to be done is that we need to stop the outbreak as quickly as possible. we need to make sure that those who are sick, they get treatment. and therefore the establishment of construction of the treatment is critical. and we need to ensure that the services that will be provided, people should access the exception s ess

. >> reporter: instead, it was the death in 2010 of tyler clemente she says prompted her new life.killed himself after his roommate used a web cam to stream an internet encounter online. it deeply hurt lewinsky's mother and monica understood why. >> she might very easily have lost me. when i too might have been humiliated to death. >> reporter: she also used the speech to give her take on the affair that made her a household name. >> 16 years ago, fresh out of college, a 22-year-old intern in the white house, and more than averagely romantic, i fell in love with my boss. in a 22-year-old sort of way. it happened. but my boss, was the president of the united states. that probably happens less often. now, i deeply regretted for many reasons, not the least of which is because people were hurt, and that's never okay. >> reporter: after nearly a decade of self-imposed seclusion, a strong-sounded monica lewinsky sounds to be launching a comeback, taking on a cause she knows only too well. >> having survived myself, what i want to do now is help other victims of the shame game survive too

if she keeps taking that to audiences, to schools, if she works with the tyler clemente foundation, talksut his death and how it impacted her and her mother who knows that she could have lost her own daughter to suicide i think it can be incredibly powering. a lot of people want to see the follow through but it sounds like she's committed to it. >> we'll see kelly wallace, jenny kuttner, thank you for being here, i appreciate it. setting up the perfect wedding day starts with her minor arthritis pain, and two pills. afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain returns. that's two more pills. the evening's event brings laughter, joy, and more pain. what's that, like six pills today? yeah. .i could take two aleve for all day relief. really? for my arthritis pain, i now choose aleve. 2 pills. all day strong. all day long. and now introducing, aleve pm for a better am. when laquinta.com sends him a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what salesman alan ames becomes? i think the numbers speak for themselves. i'm sold! a "selling machine!" ready for you alert, onl

. >> there was a shooting in san clemente, a husband shoots and kills his wife and then himself, whichthis kind of attention and doesn't deserve the kind of attention this other case has gotten because it didn't endanger a whole school, but the dynamics of what happened there may in fact be more similar to what happened in this school shooting than this school shooting is with columbine or other such school shootings. >> it very well could be. we do know that 70% of adult women who are murdered are murdered by sexually jealous current or former mates. might that have occurred here? it very well may have. it wouldn't surprise me at all. we have a text on september 18. he sent to one of the boys, did you forget that she was my girlfriend. and then another one was saying dude, she tells me everything, and now i hate you. you're no longer my brother. he has another text saying it breaks me. it really does. and this case, professor, breaks me, it turns out, he really meant the ultimate version of breaking. >> it certainly seems so. we also know from a good deal of research that the type of

. >> now, lewinski says she found her call neglect wake of the death of tyler clemente. the rutgers university student who killed himself back in 2010 after a fellow student used a web cam to stream the man kissing another man. lewinski called that an example of the compassion deficit online. >> did she say much of anything about the affair. >> it was fascinating to watch and listen. she didn't say much about the affair itself other than to acknowledge it happened, she had fairway with her boss, the president, and that it went on for two years. she talked more about the investigation and became pretty emotional when she described her investigator's pressured her to wear a wire,ing her she and her family members could face jail time if she didn't cooperate. listen here. >> chillingly told that my mother to -- that my mother, too might face prosecution if i didn't cooperate and wear a wire. and in case you didn't know, i did not wear the wire. >> and she talked about the descriptions she read about herself every day online. listen again. >> people referring to me as, tramp

i was proud in recent weeks to introduce the tyler clemente anti-harassment bill that would include cyber bullying and harassment into our anti-harassment policies. for those of you who know about the life of tyler clemente, he was the victim of cyber bullying and ended up, after his freshman year, committing suicide because of the activities. i also -- we can address this in the discussion. senator mccaskill, you and your colleagues on the armed services committee have just done such an incredible job of elevating the issue of the sexual violence that we see in our military. there's one issue that i see sort of overlap between what we are talking about today and that, and that's the rotcs on our campuses across the country where many of our officers are trained and come through. and i have certainly heard information that concerns me and think we need to raise -- elevate the focus on that in terms of data collection and understanding really what's happening. and so it compliments your leadership on that committee with what we're doing here today. so, again, thank you to all of you for co

if you clement sees.have tens of thousands of listeners in for nonviolent drug offenses and we need to get them out of prison and expunge the record so they can have access to jobs, housing, and employment . the disparities in the criminal justice system are the worst segregation we have got. >> we want to thank you for joining us, howie hawkins, green party candidate for new york governor running against libertarian, republican, and incumbent governor cuomo. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. speaking of elections, on tuesday, democracy now! will be doing a five hour broadcast, midterm election night. we will be beginning at 7:00 eastern standard time. there are many stations that will be running it. you can also go to our website democracynow.org. covering the ballots, the close races, and the not so close races. we will be covering midterm election 2014. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. when we come ba