connell: what are the effects of all of this? someone with your expertise might be able to comment on this. one potential effect is that the economy could slow down because people started getting worried and wrapped up in it. even if there's not a risk for you and i contracting it personally, we say the worry sets in and you spend less and go to the store less, are you worried about that economic impact? >> no, i don't think that i worry about the but health and welfare. i'm concerned about my family and the people that i know. i think that that should be the major concern her if the economic fallout like the political fallout, i think that everything that comes out of washington today has to do with the election that is coming up. so let's look at what is good for this country and would you put boots on the ground on something like this? and you are not willing to put its on the ground against isis or other places, at least they are qualified to fight. and it you are fighting an enemy with a 70% mortality rate. connell: how woul

connell: thank you. meanwhile, is the private sector doing more the government in some cases to stop isis. the ceo of the yogurt company the kurds himself is from turkey and he's donating 2 million of his own dollars to fund the fight against isis. i spoke to steert about all this at noon today. >> why isn't the american government doing this? >> what i've come to believe is that ordinary people and businesses, they are the ones that have to bring their voice up. they're the ones who have to say something, do something. align around the coalition and then we help people and then we make sure our politicians and our leaders, they hear us and they hear that we are really worried. >> stewart asked the question, why isn't the government doing this. our government. well jestures like this would anybody in the private sector do anything to stop isis. >> i applaud him. and i love seeing the private sector step up and do something. but it isn't going to solve the problem. it's sheer math. in syria they have 20 t

connell: so is this the calm before the storm? sounds like a funny question to ask with everything going on. obama pushing big things like immigration. katy said expect a hurricane of events after election day. we get so caught up in the present, but there's some big events to wait for. and i guess that was pretty big news that the new attorney general would be introduced after the election. >> it's going to be a very busy post 2014 midterm election and it's not going to be the democrats cleaning up the mess they've left behind after they buy voters at the polls. the obama administration has done a ton of work in pushing things that are controversial off until after the election. naming the attorney general is most recent news. obama is not planning on naming one until after -- the people he will name is controversial. and president obama doesn't want to put democrats in a tough spot for that vote. the epa emissions, the comment section has been extended for 25 days. the epa doesn't want more comments on that issue they want to pu

shaw connel filling in for you, he is way cuter than you, please take more days off, connel is a hoty, you are noty. so clever. >> and i love your show, live when you are on imus who is a pain in the you know what, glad you gave it back to him. i have been a true neil fan since 4,000, my 14-year-old son, refers to you as my mom's boyfriend. >> stop using logic neil, it is offensive. and neil, i could smooch you, but i know you would rather take the canollis. there is nothing wrong with a smooch and a canolli. >> neil, i love your italian accent? what do you mean? this is an american accent. how is that i act muhs you, act amuse you? >> l is for level headed, i see whwhere you are going. okay, linda writes, i love it when you get really, really pissed. >> and neil, i agree with almost everyone you say, now run for president in 2016. >> julian talk to al who might not agree. cavuto is pretty much wrong all of the time, have you written before, al, you are annoying. how about we agree to part company. >> paul writes you are half italian that is why you are number one. >> and so much fun

connell doesn't have much of an edge in this state.here is a certain amount of people and 40 some ought percent that don't like him. he is upside down in favorability. he is always going to be someone that the democrats think they can knock off. they think they have the right candidate in allison grimes. >> that's a pretty high negative, the 45% as a senate republican ladier. how much of an impact do the clintons and romneys have? >> they had a short press availability with him last night. he is raising money and hoping to add to the riches connell has. he raised more money than god already. he left the state fairly quickly. i think what you will see from the clintons, not just bill who has been to the state once or twice maybe who is now up on television in a commercial that grimes has. he is expected to come back later in the campaign and do events. the grimes campaign confirmed to me that hillary is coming in in mid-october for several campaign stops around the state. bill clinton is the last democrat to win the presidential race in

. >> reporter: but when kesha spoke to chris connell loin "nightline" in 2011, she had nothing but praise admiration, for the man who discovered her. >> he believed in me when nobody else did. >> reporter: she and her mother were living a much more simple life. hosting paris hilton and any come ritchie on their reality show. >> like to dance? can you show us? >> reporter: around this time in 2005, dr. luke found kesha in nashville, tennessee. chef was a high school student, trying to break into the entertainment business. >> she moved out here and she was sort of sleeping on people's couches and stuff like that. she worked around for, you know, wrote a lot and got it together. >> reporter: but according to kesha's suit, dr. luke convinced her to drop out of high school, leave her life behind and move to los angeles. and then, she says, he neglected her and her career for years. in what she calls a glaring example, remember the 2009 flo-rida song "right round?" well, that's kesha singing. she claims in her lawsuit, she never saw a dime. >> she was the hook girl on that song. the hook girl

it is definitely a great opportunity for the kids to connell out and go trick-or-treating. >> and athe end of the block the yard is filled with over 100 carved pumpkins. the sun, mona lisa, everything here. >> and we carve pumpkins and have a street carnival. >> back live now, street carnival is right. last year they had about 4,000 people come over a three-day period. the street is blocked off, so police have the toddlers are safe here. and jim, everyone invited, come if you dare. nora muchanic for channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, nora. >>> the shelves already being stocked for thanksgiving at the food cupboard in rochester. the food drive throughout the county. the down similar members and officials have various agencies work to get a head start on the holiday. last year they collected more than 18,000 pounds of food. the food drive will continue through november 21. ♪ music ♪ it's so important to make someone happy ♪ ♪ make just one heart to heart you ♪ ♪ music ♪ you sing to one smile that cheers you ♪ ♪ one face that lights when it nears you ♪ [ male announcer ] play the mo

connell: increase the cost $0.20 or $0.30. of money for me your you but it is another tax on poor people and this is a problem in california which is suffering a highest poverty rate in the nation. these plastic bags are recyclable to begin with and they are going to be replaced with kraft paper bags which is not a good thing for trees. more trees will be cut down and i tell you the next thing environmentalists are going to do is ban the craft bags and expect this, expect styrofoam containers for food to also be banned in california. we are really bad shape. stuart: the question stands, when is this going to change? you have the highest rate of poverty in california, 24% of the population lives below the poverty line, an extraordinary thing to happen and they continue to win. the left continues to win. >> 30% of the nation's welfare recipients are in california. there will be a referendum on the plastic bag ben. it will be on the ballot again in 2016 but the reality is these incremental steps towards regulation again and again

connell: when it is 12:33 eastern time and the dow industrral average as a nice gain up 300 points.big names. ge, disney, jpmorgan, when you start using percentage terms to describe the movement you know you have a big move. and it is 83, 82, and the ten year treasury was yielding 219, still yielding 219. we reported this earlier, texas governor rick perry holding a news conference, asking for a travel ban. an exception should be made for aid workers but here is another powerful voice setting get that power ban in place. the new ebola response coordinator otherwise known as the new czar is ron klain, a democratic political operatiie and a good manager with no health care experience. be in obamacare, betsy mccaoy a is not happy. >> his job as political system. he is more concerned about -ppolitics and expression. stuart: what the mean his job is about political spin? >> that has been his role as chief of staff to the vice president. he is a olitical operative sending out the message, secondly of much reater concern is he is not reporting to the president. and susan rice went on five

fox 29's chris oh connell visited some of those churches and he's live now in springfield township, delawareounty, with reaction from local catholics. chris? >> reporter: that's right, joyce. this news affecting about 14 catholic churches in philadelphia, montgomery and delaware county. here at saint kevin's in springfield township, delaware county the pastor told parishioners during sunday services today that big changes most likely are coming to this parish. including possible merging with another parish or closing altogether. he was baptized here, received his first holy communion, even served as an altar boy. >> it's more than home. it's a great place. >> reporter: this sunday jeff, the youth pastor at saint kevin months in springfield preparing for the possibility of the parish that he's come to love -- >> it's going to hurt a little bit. >> reporter: may merge with another parish or even worse close altogether. just like anything in life you have to take a look at the big picture and see what could be refined or improved. >> reporter: 14 churches will undergo study to down size. some p

connell: when people on the left are often late and we're waiting for new york city mayor bill deblasioo give an update on the new york city ebola case. you will hear the news right here. check the big board, the backdrop is terror and the bullet in new york. the market is a lot 44 points. the price of gold $12.30 per ounce. ups ready to go for christmas. big delays on the holiday season. some didn't get their presence on time. ups invested $500 million to improve their infrastructure. they say they won't the problems this year. stock is up $1.19. proctor and gamble made money last quarter and announced they will be accepting the duracell battery business. stock is up. colgate-palmolive, foreign-exchange rates costing money, makes no never mind for the stock. is a $0.02. new polls from the wall street journal suggests the gop is equal to more ahead of democrats among women voters. first time we have seen that in decades. in colorado republican candidate corey gardner believes his democratic opponent 46% of the female vote, mark udall getting 59% in early voting. in arkansas a closer rac

i'm connell mcshane in for neil cav see you on stuart t 11:00 o'clock. but right now, lou dobbs. keep it right here on fox business. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. one day after president obama said that he would consider creating a ebola czar position, the white house announcing the appointment to take up that newly created post. a longtime democratic political operative with no background in medicine, or public health or the management of large organizations. in fact that apparently did not please the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases treated doctor anthony fauci. >> you think that there should be a ebola czar reign. >> i can't answer that. but i take care of patients and i do my job. other people do their job. lou: the white house infuriating many with its indefensible refusal to not order it now and travel from west african countries stricken by ebola vmax is at this point our core priority is protecting the american public, we are not going to put in place a travel ban and that is because as described, putting in place a travel ban coul

presidents have an envoy like this, somebody that they have picked to rum something, is their direct connell next to the president&the president's direct faith in them, part of the power that they bring to getting stuff done? >> hugely. it's absloutly essential. a czar like this has to be able to go to an agency around say, essentially, i tell you to do this and i'm telling you on behalf of the president, you know, listen to what i'm saying as if herp talking to you himself. a great example, after 9/1 1, agencies of our government were not talking to one another enough. president bush invited tom ridge as the first homeland security czar. he was able to come in and make some rational structure where there had not been one before. >> and speak from the position of someone who definitely had the president's confidence. >> crucial. >> nbc's presidential his xx yal, thank you for helping us understand this. i really appreciate it. >> all right. still ahead tonight, what one u.s. senator with presidential aspirations is doing to try to up the panic because it might help him. one of my least favor

good to be with you on cavuto i'm connell we'll also talk about that stock selloff in a minute, but firsts a second dallas hospital worker is infected are we doing enough in this country to stop ebola. we're hearing from

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i'm connell mcshane happy to cover neil ca dvr the show, next week especially, we're going to make you money. in the meantime, lou dobbs. lou: good evening, everybody. a record day for president obama. the "gallup" daily tracking poll measuring the president's disapproval rating at 56%. tying his all-time high. his approval rating has fallen to one point from record low. the president considered so toxic on the campaign trail that democratic candidates are calling on the first lady for help in stump speeches. mrs. obama campaigning for democratic candidates in michigan and iowa today and only one candidate, the unpopular connecticut governor dan malloy has called upon the president for help. the president relegated to democratic national committee fund-raisers behind closed doors with little or no media access. just this week, president obama attending six fund-raisers, 16 since the beginning of september. now many believe mr. obama to be the all-time leader in presidential fund-raisers, but that's not the case. he's in second place. president clinton, the record holder, attending 638

connell university researchers found people are more likely to eat poorly if they are near someone that is overweight. the study's authors attended a smag ety and beautifula launch. and had an actress with a suit 50 pounds heavier, and sent her back without it. researchers compared how much the students consumed, finding theyate 30% more pasta and salad when at the actress was at the buffet in a fat suit. eating with someone weighing more than we do, allows them to eat more than if we are with someone that is thinner. then there's the what the hell effect. researchers found when dieters slipped up. they often think they may as well eat more. they have blown their diet. convenience plays a role in what they eat. we found people ate less. putting the top at six feet away. cutting the calories. the atmosphere of the places we eat want to make a difference. a study reports noisy, timulating restaurant makes people eat more quickly and consume calories. people take longer over their food, and eat less in a more relaxed environment. >> coming up, why are n.b.a. team owners taking blood sample

with exactly one week to go until the midterm elections, neil cavuto has an interview with mitch mc connell and bret baier and megan kelly on tuesday night. >> we'll see you in an hour. jon: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." welcome back today's hashtag one lucky guy, charles payne, making money with charles payne and you said your mood is directly related to how the market is doing. >> we're rocking and rolling. we're looking good. i'm in a better mood because i'm with you guys. >> making money on the couch. >> you look a little happier to be here. >> i'll try. >> we love having you. >> thanks. >> with exactly one week to go until the midterms, president obama will be doing something he rarely does these days. appear with democratic candidates. the first stop after he leaves the white house today, milwaukee. white house press secretary pressed on the president's absence from the campaign trail after touting his boss' full schedule of stops the next week. >> you're not going to stand there and tell me the president has been actively campaigning in these midterm elect

strong anti washington-anti politician streak through all those raises to the extend mitch employee connell portrayed the establishment. allison grymes portrayed as an obama clone, she's in trouble. the question is who candace stance themselves from politics as usually and focus voters on the issues. >> one of the other things you have to remember when you see the dance at the white house being done, barack obama got trounced in kentucky, arkansas, loft badly in georgia. these are places where the politics need to be very, very careful. to have it called connect, to have other people represented is much better for the democratic cause than to call it obamacare and bring the president down there, too. >> michael, we talked about this a couple of weeks ago. to what extent does coal factor into this race? >> coal is so important in kentucky, more important than any of us who have never spent a great deal of time there know. if you read into it, allison grymes has used the song of america's got talent runner up as one of her themes, which is coal keeps the light on, and very much so. it does th

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based on position as quarter master general, while the three that davis ranked above him had been connells. johnston stat down and wrote a blistering letter to davis, venting his outrage. the president's action, johnston told him, was a studied indignity that tarnished my fair name as a soldier man, and was a blow aimed at me only. especially since he was in command during the great victory at manassas and those ranked below him had not yet struck a blow for the confederacy as he put it. this angry misssive reached davis when he was suffering one of his frequent bouts of illness. this time a recurrence of malaria, which sharpened the's his reply. re acknowledged receiving johnston's letter and add, its language is, as you say, unusual. its arguments and statements it arely one-sided and insinuations as unfounded as they are unbecoming. that was it. no response to johnston's argument notches explanation of the reason for the ranking. such an explanation would have pounded out that johnston's grade as a line officer in the old officer was lieutenant colonel, while the three men that davis ra

with exactly one week to go until the midterm elections, neil cavuto has an interview with mitch mc connell baier and megan kelly on tuesday night. >> we'll see you in an hour. jon: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." welcome back today's hashtag one lucky guy, charles payne, making money with charles payne and you said your mood is directly related to how the market is doing. >> we're rocking and rolling. we're looking good. i'm in a better mood because i'm with you guys. >> making money on the couch. >> you loo

robby connell, and they ask, are health insurance rates killing you, then say vote yes on prop 45.atchdog said they're in traditional media, and those opposed to the measure. >> they'll always have more money than the public does. but we have is the truth. that's what the posters are about, exposing the health insurance companies that are behind the no ads. >> californians against higher health care costs as prop 45 would increase rates and harm the quality of health care. >>> if you receive a renewal notice for a newspaper or magazine, watch out. there's a good chance it's bogus. publications across the country are warning about phony renewal notices like this one. the invoices ask for the credit card number or check, or check to order or renew a subscription. they were sent to readers of many publications including "the sacramento bee," "denver post," and "wall street journal." if you receive one, contact the publication directly to make sure it's real. >>> amazon is reportedly opening its first brick-and-mortar store. the "wall street journal" reports the physical store in new y

. >> he is not going to vote for connell and then he is not going to vote for harry reid.gave money to harry reid and voted for him. who will he vote for? who will he vote for or won't he vote for? one independent will look for people who has good ideas. that is ridiculous. >> the senator tsuggested i vot for harry reid and i didn't go to nevada and vote in that election. >> the two also sparked on immigration. >> it has to be practical. we are not going to send home 11.5 million people. nor would it be advisable. >> he said he is not for amnesty. then he said he was for amnesty. that's not shooting straight. that's not counting claims. >> roberts and orman were quizzed about health care. >> do you favor repeal or repair? >> i gave money to scott brown in massachusetts precisely because he was the vote that was supposed to prevent the affordable care act. i think any senator who tells you he is going to repeal the affordable care act is ignoring the reality that president obama will simply veto the bill. >> joining me now to make sense of it all, correspondent kelly o'donn

they say you can't repeal obamacare, and -- >> i'm sorry, governor, when i talked to mitch m-connellt that he said that would be hard to repeal obamacare because you need the 60 votes. then he dialed it back a little bit. but do you think that should be republicans' front and center goal. the reality is they would be facing a democratic president who would almost assuredly stop that. >> absolutely we need to repeal obamacare and replace it, and detail how we can do that. we need to embrace the could istone pipeline and domestic energy production, fight for school choice, for children all across america. we need to strengthen our military, stop hollowling it out. help the economy grow by cutting ridiculous taxes, reigning in the epa. if we don't make big changes, even if we get the majority on tuesday we won't captain it look because american people are saying we want a hostile takeover of d.c. -- >> to be fair, it's not so much they're in love with republicans. they just hate democrats more. i'm just wondering now, given the dustup over chris christie and the comments he made, a curi

connell -- have your changed over the time you were on the court? i siton't think of any as here today. >> another question, a few other questions about your service on wanted to ask i you about. asks during your time in the supreme court who is justice you worked with? scalia.nk nino he has a wonderful sense of humor. i think that he would qualify. they are an intelligent, nice group of people. , i mentioned my byron white. when we were in conference room in the conference except the justices. no law clerks and no cetera.ries, et there is a telephone in there. so we the gone rings it is a wrong number. if they have a message they knock on the door and the junior to get up andance the door. was junior justice for many, many years. tom clark used to describe the justice as the highest country.rman in the but byron white, when the phone generally pick it up and say joe's bar and it number. a wrong >> i will tell you another one byron. do with thing to anything. he was a great athlete. 'm sure you know who byron white was. if you don't, then it is a th

over a period of 40 or 45 polls, mitch connell has been over 50% only one time.the average is closer to about 45 or 46. that means he hasn't really made the sale yet. he kept allison at bay, but she still has a chance to make the case for herself and make this a down to the wire race. >> to that point, they had to say it's just poll and you get the feeling that the race is more competitive than the wisdom suggest and it comes as the campaign is trying to make the case that the race is over. what do you make of the numbers? >> that's right. they sunday me the polls about a week ago and of course you get the polls from campaigns and you don't take them seriously because they are from the campaign, but in fact their internal poll was with the number of voters something like 15 or 10% that were undecided. i think we are going to see another shift possibly come the debate. that happens next week and it's going to be allison grimes's chance to stand next to mitch mcconnell. they have been tough. it hit a bitter hard fought nasty race. she will get a chance to get on st

and a survey showing mock connell is only up by a point and this is a winnable race frr grimes, and democratsersed course and decided to restore funding in kentucky. i will be in lexington, kentucky on monday to bring you more of the story. meanwhile, other races around the country are not as close for the dems. energy is making a big play in these races. for instance, in colorado, republican governor cory gardner is up by mark udall and it wasn't supposed to be this way for the democrats in colorado. gardner has been running these ads saying he's friendly to green energy. >> so what's a republican like me doing at a wind farm? supporting the next generation, that's what. i'm cory gardner. i co-wrote the law to launch our state's green energy industry. now i'm working across party lines to encourage the natural gas our party needs. growth and opportunity from the earth, for colorado and that's what's right for our future. >> you bet it is. >> that's how you do it and you stand out in front of the wind mill on the prayery and take the oil money. gardner is trying to mislead the people of color

it, and representing an agenda working for the american families, not an agenda such as mitch mug connellshat is driveth by the koch brothers. they're very conservative. i've had the pleasure of being in arkansas the last couple weeks knocking on doors. these are folks who think independently, you're seeing the same thing in kentucky, trend lines are changing, it's exciting to see all the excitement and enthusiasm around grimes' campaign. i agree with bob, this is a close race, it's all about dotv right now. i think you're going to see some exciting things in kentucky on election day. >> here's what he had to say, the most recent debate about minimum wage. >> there are times when a minimum wage increase would be appropriate, not in a jobless recovery like this. >> jobless recovery. we'd added 10 million jobs, it's been a remarkable run, 56 months of private sector job growth, what are we going to raise the minimum wage. that is political speak that in kentucky that mcconnell's telling people, i'm not all that bad of a guy, i'll help you a little bit, he's never been for it. what about that

. >> both mitch mirk connell and harry reid had a been partisan by far too long. >> but so many are sos hard for my candidate to get through. >> one got created, turning to song. [ singing ] ♪ >> dana bash, cnn reporting from battleground states across the county. >>> that is some campaigning. and "outfront" next, another ax-wielding man attacks a policeman, this time in washington, d.c. now there are new rules to protect cops on the street. will they work? >>> plus we'll have the latest on the spacecraft that exploded over the mohave desert this morning and take you inside of the plant where the next virgin spaceship is being built. [ susan ] my promotion allowed me to start investing for my retirement. transamerica made it easy. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. transamerica. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to

is you like this -- amazon -- 1,000 jobs into illinois, but connell: presidents have to pay sales taxething on line on amazon. that is the catch. >> they have a sales nexus in illinois once they put that in and behind me in wisconsin, compare the one here in wisconsin from what they're doing in illinois, very interesting, as you point out they have to pay sales tax but wisconsin or amazon would rather do business in wisconsin. a bigger investment in wisconsin than they did in illinois. and almost double the amount because they also got a tax break in wisconsin but they didn't get in illinois. if you look at a mat, this fulfillment center here they will use this fulfillment center to deliver stuff to the folks in illinois though there you go. got to pay the sales tax, you don't get a big fulfillment center, just a small one. amazon's choice. stuart: i am not sure i get that. why would amazon do that? i don't get it. >> it is a big population center. they need a fulfillment center in illinois but would rather have it in wisconsin. stuart: but they couldn't. all right. thank you very muc

if you had come and had a discussion with this team, you should have a connell: treatment centers not africa but this is what we need right now. not every hospital in this country is prepared. this is almost having a crime scene where you are sending local security to take care of this. that is not the case. you need a very specialized fbi agent to come in and take over the whole place. stuart: the cdc was late to the game. >> exactly right. now we are late and working on antiviral and clinical trial speed ii everything, we need ebola treatment centers all over america to send these patients to those places. not every hospital and the country. stuart: on the left of your screen, that is his opening statement. earlier moments ago there was an opening statement from dr. friedman where he was saying e need to contain this in west africa. that was the main thrust of his statements. there will be q&a frrm the panel and we will take you to. mike braun, come on back in again. gee i think, dr. friedman should be either fired or should he resign? >> probably should resign at this point because

in an interview on the today show, chris christie calls the obama administration's connell: guidelinesquote, incredibly confusing. he says new jersey's 21 day quarantine policy has not changed and blames the cdc for being slow and not taking the lead on the zebra -- ebola protocols. annex guest says ebola could still become airborne. dr. david sanders joins us. you just scared the devil out of a lot of people. you have got to tell us how it could mutate to become airborne. whatever the odds of it doing that, what is the risk of doing that, put it in some context? >> thanks for the opportunity. i am not trying to scare anybody. i want to start by saying there is no evidence for airborne transmission at this time. it is transmitted through close contact of bodily fluids so that is the case now. i entered into this discussion because there was an audit in the new york times which suggested it could go airborne. there was a lot of backlash against that and the reason people were suggesting that it couldn't included that the virus couldn't get into the lungs, viruses don't change their mode