dana? >> i think this morning the "new york times" had an article saying that actually early voting is going well for democrats, actually even better than they expected. that's what the "new york times" said, bob, i'm just quoting the "new york times." also just recently in the last hour, a new poll in north carolina shows that tom tillis is up with independents double digits. that race is extremely close, i think it's too close to call. but if you'rerying to win over independence. i think tom tillis is doing a lot better than this, than this is what bob is saying, that basically anything you can do to try to turn out the vote. i don't know if it's going to work for them in north carolina. >> the question is, for the sake of politics, are you willing to risk a race war, are you willing to create unrest just so you can win an election which is disgusting. alice wagner on msnbc, which is the high school newspaper of cable, said that you shouldn't make racial unrest a reason to vote, but then

dana lash hosts dana on the blaze tv and a radio america talk show host.l brown a trial lawyer. enendel, let me start with you. jesse jackson is making the case on kbhaf of thomas duncan's family that this was racism, discrimination. why? because we didn't give him the experimental drug that we gave twot doctors who were white? >> megyn, when i saw that article that claimed jesse jackson is using racism as the cause of this man's death, i thought this guy is out of his mind. but when i looked deeper, i realized there are certain issues that haven't been addressed such as why has the hospital changed course in their reason for turning him away when he initially came to him with symptoms and saying i just came from west africa, i'm exst experiencing fever, i'm experiencing abdominal pains and the nation is on alert looking for people from west africa with these symptoms. >> all right. but the thing is they seem to be focused, dana, correct me if i'm wrong on the fact that he wasn't kbif given the drug that the two doctors who had been helping these ebola pat

for the life of me, maybe dana can figure this out.ut i always find it interesting when these things happen and there's a big kerfuffle, they don't know, they didn't hear about it, they don't know who leaked it. we were surprised by that. the irs, not a smidgeon of corruption. whoops, we shouldn't have implicated james rosen in the indictment. it's like -- >> it's so -- >> no one knows what's going on up there. is it organized chaos on purpose? >> you know what it is? it feels like a crash test dummy behind the wheel. like whoa, shouldn't somebody that actually is a human being with intelligence and understanding and information and honesty be behind the wheel? instead we get this, we don't know how that happened. dana. >> i feel like foreign policy, the tone of it is set from the top. i find it very hard to believe that there are national security officials speaking to reporters in a leaking fashion. jeffrey goldberg, the author of that article, talked to one person and he called a different person who used the very same language of t

let me start with dana. surprised about the lack of coverage of this bad election cycle for president obama by the major outlets? >> i am not surprised. they don't shock me anymore. but they always disappoint me. i am surprised that chuck todd would do an interview with media matters. this is guy who is now the anchor of that program "meet the press." he could do an interview with "the new york times" magazine or "gq" magazine but he chose to do something with media matters, which i think is strange. i agree he is more neutral than most but if you look at that media research center review of the midterms that basically don't even report on their own poll. a couple of weeks ago there was a poll that nbc news had about -- that showed republicans doing well and nbc didn't even report on its own poll. >> you know, greg, and in the 2006 midterm, the democrats split both the house and the senate. they won seats to win them both. there's a good chance republicans will do it this time but nobody is talking about it

. >> dana points out, they picked five airports in the united states to add additional screening. how about all airports in the united states have additional screening? >> their argument for a travel ban is if we don't stay in those areas things get worse for those countries. which is basically saying if you want something done, you have to rely on the united states, our presence is necessary. what i don't understand, is why can't we have a travel bang to allow businesses to go there. i don't know why one causes the other. i mean, you can do both. don't panic. >>> last night bill o'reilly hosted defense secretary leon pan netta, o'reilly brought his a-game, a blistering round of questions. we have got a lot of sound bites to get through, so let's start with this one. panetta on president obama as a leader. >> i think the big picture is this is a president who i think wants to do the right thing for the country. the real question is whether or not he's willing to -- >> so do our enemies throughout the world fear us? >> i these they're getting a mixed message as to whether or not th

dana, you know, panetta has taken heat, including from you.et's listen to how he answered some of the criticism today. >> you know, i'm a believer that -- that you don't put history on hold. that the reality is, you speak to what you believe history is all about, and the american people will be able to make the judgment as to what's right or wrong. >> dana, do you put history on hold? do you buy that as his logic? >> i don't really buy that argument. i mean, i think that if leon panetta thought he had a chance of persuading this president to take the positions that panetta wanted him to take, he'd be on the job persuading him to do it. i think he gave up on that and hass has decided to go off into a dissenting role. it's not as if this hasn't happened before. it happened with george w. bush. but just the timing, particularly before the mid term elections, giving republicans a lot of ammunition, i'm not sure panetta thought that through entirely. >> and you don't embolden the enemy. >> i looked this up. president bush, there were a few books wr

. >> can i ask dana a quick question, why is it about women? >> because they're talking about pay equality for women. >>> why the new york fims is angry at some democratic candidates ahead of the midterm elections coming up. >>> are they going to touch them? >> yes, they are, bob. welcome to our commercial break that is continuing into the segment. the "new york times" editorial board however is taking them to tasks writing nervous members of the president's own party have done a poor job of defending his policies, allowing a republican narrative of failure to take hold, there is much that is going right in this country and there is still time for democrats to say so. here's msnbc host chris matthews. >> charles krauthammer thinks this has to be humiliating for the president. >> this is a guy who six years ago had a worship service at a denver stadium, being cleared by people while he was behind greek columns and now he's got to hide under his desk until november. >> you said the new york fims had a point. >> first of all, chris matthews -- twi

it's incredibly important, it requires having a company like yours, danae where it's a clear missionnt. the culture is clear. it's not as hard to transfer that to people working remotely. let's move on to the next question about keeping you and your business focused. >> how do you keep focused on your core model as you see yourself growing and scaling into different areas. >> i like this. i think of this as the shiny object. how are you not always reaching and focus on the core model, go after the ones where there's potential but not every one. you must face this all the time. >> since the beginning there has been shining objects everywhere, especially since the day we launched, we were the first platform, we were discovering what we were and what we were offering. over time what has worked for us is to look at all opportunities as a nice problem to have. the fact you can get more opportunities is great. so get more opportunities, filter it through your long-term mission and vision. a perfect example is indiegogo is helping business owners create and raise as much money for their bus

dana loesch joins us.me court has cleared the way for five new states to begin recognizing five same-sex marriages. the justices turpitude down appeal requests seeking to prohibit same-sex marriage. virginia began issuing same sex certificates this afternoon. we turn to shannon for our story. >> day one of the supreme court's new remember it and the impact of a new decision is republicanneling across the country by declining to take up any of the seven cases the court stayed out of the debate for now. which means lower court decisions striked down same sex bans goes in he came. i'm surprised about this and disappointed. i believe the people have this hearing taking place at the supreme court level to determine what is a significant issue of our time. >> in a number of states including virginia, officials immediately began issuing licenses and conducting weddings. >> this is the outcome. this is the outbelieve that we have hoped for. it is the outcome we have fought for and it is the outcome that the consti

joining me now is dana millbank of "the washington post." dana, thanks for coming on tonight. i know the tv lights can be a little hot. regardless of what the rules say, doesn't it look like scott lost his cool? >> yeah, it looked like he got a little hot under the collar there, reverend. and it is a little corny, i suppose -- >> wait a minute, dana, what do you have there on the desk? >> i have a fan out here now, because you ask the tough questions, reverend, and i don't want anybody to see me sweat. so i'm taking a page out of charlie crist's book. you know, anybody's who's studied political science knows about the kennedy-nixon debate, and nixon's perspiring, kennedy looks good and therefore kennedy wins the election. that's how political lore has it. so i can see you might have a dispute over the fan, but there's a time to cease and desist and get out there on the stage and air out your differences, regardless of what the air currents in the room actually are. >> well, you know, unlike scott, i'm going to stay on -- keep going back and forth with you. i've been in a lot o

vann jones and dana lash. talking to dana group in st. louis. you and i spent time in ferguson.is your take on what dana just said. >> funny, i think, good people on the left and right really agree that, it is overly militarized police response made things worse. worse than that. i was really disapin theed to ha -- disapin tpointed the govern came out put forth a toothless, phony baloney commission that is going to study the problem, the issue. the really issue where has he been. the local prosecutors have thrown this case to a grand jury. which is never din the cases. the grand jury hasn't been charged. they never tell the grand jury what they want. never happens. they are kicking the can down the road. gross prosecutorial misconduct. >> mark your calendar. you and dana agrae ee on someth. >> where is jay nixon. a wallflower. sort of waiting in the wings. he was trying to figure out. whether he could be the vp runningmate or run for senator. he is, he is worried about his bottom line. he does want to spend political capital. >> what do you think, what should he have done barrin

. >> joining me now is dana millbank and michael steele. dana, let me start with you. president obama clearly, i think frustrated by all this and making a good case saying we do things differently in america, the notion of american exceptionalism and american courage. something that was missing from the debate. that was refreshing to hear from the white house. you have been critical thus far. what did you make of the comments today? >> you are right. this is the sort of thing the president needs to be doing. this is the modern equivalent saying everybody take a deep breath here. we have exactly one active case of ebola in the united states. understand what the risks are, what the risks aren't and telling people not to respond in irrational ways. the complaint early on is as the crisis began to roll out, if we call it a crisis, people started to panic and the president was playing it cool. in times like this, people sort of want to see strong presidential leadership. i think we saw some of that in that speech here. if he's wise, he is going to do much more in the days t

, dana milbank, friend of the show. dana, we're thrilled to have you here. thanks for joining us. >> glad to see you. >> we're getting as lot as jon stewart aptly showed at the top of this clip here, we're getting a lot of mixed messages from the president. isis is jv, now a real threat but yet we're doing nothing in kobani. is this a policy failure or just a communications failure? >> well, it's a communications failure, to be sure. if it becomes -- it depends on what happens on the ground there for it to be a policy failure. but it is a huge political liability. that's why democrats across the country have forgotten who barack obama is and the republicans are trying fervently to remind everybody. the president has not helped by saying, my policies, my economic policies are going to be on the agenda. certainly, leon panetta has not helped. he has every right to come out and make these criticisms. probably if he did not want to deliver the senate to republicans, he might have waited to release the book until mid-novembe

bank accusing panetta of "stunning disloyalty." >> dana is with us at this hour. so is our military analyst lieutenant colonel rick francona. dana, i happen to know for a fact you've been in washington for a long time and you've seen a lot of books from a lot of former advisors to presidents. why are you so stunned? what is so stunning, then, about this to you? >> you know, john, when you and i were covering the bush administration, he had his share of disloyalty. remember there were books by paul o'neill. what's happened, though, i think is without precedent. you have to bob gates book, then the hillary clinton book now you have the panetta book, all essentially saying the same thing, if you can short hand it saying he's been too weak and hasn't been a tough enough leader. it's not necessarily that they are saying something wrong. i've made that critique often times myself. but it is really stunning to see so much vitriol coming out so quickly while this president's still in office and, you know, republicans are holding this up as evidence. i was at an event with

time for one more thing, dana is first.est stories this week around the world is the protest in hong kong. this is a show of amazing force of how many people are basically gathering. they have been pretty peaceful. that doesn't look peaceful. but they have been actually fairly restrained. tens of thousands of people protesting china's heavy hand in hong kong. support the freedom fighters and people who want democracy over there. >> bobby, you are up. >> michael phelps is a man who won i think seven or eight gold medals in one olympics was stopped for drunk driving in maryland. his blood alcohol level was 0.14. 85 mile-per-hour in 45 mile-per-hour zone. he failed sobriety tests. now, mike, my boy, you have got a lot of money. can you afford to get yourself a car service to take you around. my proposal on this is pretty simple. if you get caught for drunk driving at that level, you lose your license for one year. the second time you lose it for three years. do it three times you go to jail for five years. it ought to be a fel

lou: thank you so much ed rollins, and dana lash. >> thank you.ou: time for a few of your comments, our government seems to be family broken -- fundamentally broken, and president obama does not have a clue about setting an example or putting country's good ahead of his own desires. a copy of my book, border war to each of the authors of tonight's comments, we love hearing from you. e-mail he or tweet us or facebook page. links everything to at loudobbs.com. >> that is it tonight, thank you, stay tuned for cavuto next, tomorrow, national rifle association leader wayne lapierre, and four-star general lapierre, and four-star general jack jean, health can change in a minute. so cvs health is changing healthcare. making it more accessible and affordable, with over 900 locations for walk-in medical care. and more on the way. minuteclinic. another innovation from cvs health. because health is everything. [laughs] when we're having this much fun, why quit? and bounty has no quit in it either. watch how one sheet of bounty keeps working, while their two s

lou: thank you so much ed rollins, and dana lash. >> thank you. lou: time for a few of your comments, our government seems to be family broken -- fundamentally broken, and president obama does not have a clue about setting an example or putting country's good ahead of his own desires. a copy of my book, border war to each of the authors of tonight's comments, we love hearing from you. e-mail he or tweet us or facebook page. links everything to at loudobbs.com. >> that is it tonight, thank you, stay tuned for cavuto next, tomorrow, national rifle association leader wayne lapierre, and four-star general lapierre, and four-star general jack jeanjack keane, good good w york. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit an

dana bash, thank you for being with us.ng us, progressive activist sally kohn and anna navarro. i want to start with you, sally. stu rothenberg says when all is said and done president obama could go down as one of the losingest presidents ever in terms of midterm elections. he lost so badly in 2010, a shellacking as he said coupled with what losses may come on tuesday. the question is, how can he and his team be so good at running for president and so bad at electing members of congress. >> well, we step back and think of the profound history of six-term elections, in other words, the midterm election when a two-term president is in the middle of his second term. the president's party generally always lose s loses i think onl maybe three times. so i think fact that the republicans -- and the president's approval ratings are pretty darn low, the fact that republicans are not already far and away sealing this thing up says more about the democrats and their strength than it does about this dynamic. the fact is that when repu

oh, never mind. >> dana's coughing. i feel score for yudall.this guy has been campaigning, he's probably been working 20 hours a day. >> every candidate needs an answer to that question, it's campaign 101. if a sitting senator cannot come up with three books he's ever read in his life let alone have them on his night stand. who felt sorry for sarah palin, when she was asked what do you read, nobody feltor for her. >> i said i understand it. it's hard work campaigning, it just is. >> but have an answer. >> i honestly think that he couldn't find three books that related to colorado. >> listen, that was disturbing, that was not a good moment. i was sad. >> do this one, last night, superstar quarterback payton manning did what no man has ever done before, watch. >> and manning, guns it and it is the winning touchdown. you have just witnessed history, with that touchdown, payton manning has become the nfl's all-time leader in touchdown passes breaking brett favre's record. >> five-time mvp, an incredible quarterback rating. >> i don't think people c

dana, welcome to the show. it has been awhile. >> thank you for having me. >> were they rude or righteous? >> annoying. who the hell talks with their hands as much as these kids? the whole bobbing and weaving. >> it was hyper ghetto, right? is that the word? >> this is the same organization that did the whole, hey, white people, ferguson ad. it was the same music and the same schtick. can they find something new? >> i find it delightful. the ad is getting attention so that makes it successful. jay well, yeah -- >> yeah, well usually that's how we measure success. these kids are thinking i am successful because i was cast in a commercial. meanwhile when i was that age i seriously additioned for an oscar meyer wiener commercial and had to spell balogna that was harder than cussing. i don't like this. do i think we should teach the younger generation that women are strong and powerful people? of course. >> no. oh, sorry. i should have known better. >> i don't think we should use children as pawns in this t-shirt c

so she's very very good. >> reporter: dana's mom who volunteers at the delco. spca agrees that pearl is pretty special. but she still can't get the image of the dog the day she came in out of her mind. >> it's actually brought me to tears. it really touched me to see her. she was -- she's just skin and bone she is right now but she's better today than she was last week. >> reporter: and her future is now looking bright. >> we just couldn't believe how friendly and happy she was to be around people. she'll be a nice family dog. >> reporter: and i have feeling there will be lots of takers. pearl will be put up for adoption as soon as she's healthy enough, and iain, her name pearl it comes from pearl, gem and i have to tell you she really is a gem. such a sweetheart. >> she certainly is. thank you, dawn. >>> we want to get to breaking news out of boston tonight. police say two park rangers have been stabbed in boston common. here are live pictures from wbz television cops telling us one of the rangers has serious injuries. police say the rangers were attacked just

>> no. >> dana, same question to you. there was a report filed, it sounds lisa mahone did what she was supposed to do, file a complaint. to your knowledge, has the complaint gone anywhere? >> no, it hasn't gone anywhere. in fact, you hear her, even more compelling and shocking is you hear her on 911 asking for a supervisor, someone higher up to stop this and de-escalate this. at no point did they send anyone else or a supervisor to try to de-escalate the situation. >> jamal, talk about the outcome for you of this. you said you were tased twice. any physical ongoing ramifications of that for you? >> yes. i'm a barber. i cut hair. any time i move my shoulder, it's just tense. my shoulder's just very sore. my body ain't been feeling right ever since he put them volts in my body. >> have you talked to the children, gentleman jamal, about this? as a family, what have you told them? >> i told them, make sure you stay in school, respect everyone, no matter if they're white, black or purple. everyone -- >> do you think -- >> ever

washington post political columnist dana milbank joins us for a look at the races. we are one week out, picking up on what chuck said there in georgia and also north carolina. these are states that if anything prove a lot of the political pundits in washington wrong on their predictions. these aren't races that are being decided by obamacare or even ebola. we're hearing a lot about education and jobs on the ground in places where republicans aren't even supposed to be in this tight of race, dana. >> right. the issues are all over the lot and it hasn't been a national election to any extent. what's surprising here is how many seats are like that that were surprisingly tight. it goes in both directions. it seems likely republicans will get the half control of seats they need to take control. >> dana, let's dig in more to the shaheen race in new hampshire. i'm from new england. we think of it as one region with a shared sort of character but also state loyalties i don't understand why the former governor and incumbent senator from new hampshire is in a close race with

dana has the low down next. stay with us. >>> that song was written for greg. the midterm election is 26 days awag. a fox news poll shows republicans trending ahe had in five battleground states. in south dakota it could spell trouble for the independent cae three-way contest is just behind the republican front-runner. in north carolina the race remains tight between kay hagan and her gop challenger tom tillis. he has been attacking her record on terror accusing her of skipping a hearing on isis to attend a fund-raiser. on tuesday the senator admitted it was true. >> did you miss any of the meetings specifically for a fund-raiser. >> there was one. and it was scheduled early in the day, and then votes were scheduled, and that hearing then had to be postponed later that day. so, yes, i did miss that one. >> we're going to talk about that. first, bob, i have two questions for you. first, has your october surprise that you predicted happened yesterday? >> it hasn't. >> is it still going to happen? >> it's the secret service. >> ceahe's still making it up. >> most

radio talk show host dana loesch. thank you for being with us. let me start with you. 30 year war amidst all the volatile things that panetta said. a 30 year war has got to rip the gut of americans everywhere. >> right. that's tearving. that's three decades. we have heard from military decades and experts of the middle east since the president committed to the air campaign against isis that this was going to take many, many years, that the average insurgenciy lasts a decade and something like this is going to go on for some time. longer than the administration initially estimated. so i think americans know that countering islamist threats around the world is something that is going to be an ongoing challenge. but when you say something like 30 years, that sounds very disheartening. lou: at the very best, sobering. dana, your reaction. >> i just wish that we would have put a little bit more effort in prevention. especially when we consider that the president wasn't taking the advice of many of his generals, a lot of individuals within the pentagon in keeping a residual

but nevertheless, this is the man they chose, dana. >> it is. ron kla us n by all accounts is a well-liked guy, well-connected staffer. he knows a lot of people in washington, even the chief of staff to two vice presidents a d he also ran the president'sgton stimulus package, which i don't know ifran that was anything i would write home about. i also think the response that josh earnest gave today, i know that would be an instinct that p would have maybe wanted to say a similar thing, but i think today was not the day. >> what would you have said? >> first of all, president bush would have called me up and bees very angry at me if i had said something like that if on a day like today you were trying to calm nerves and show people that you are on top of things and you are putting the best possible person this place and that you do not think of it as politicalt i think that would have been a better way to answer it and made the republicans look even smaller. instead, it was thece opposite. the other thing that this appointment could have done is s

next speaker. >> hello, my name is dana, i'm here on behalf of women's community clinic and i simply just want to say that on behalf of the 5,000 women and girls that women's community clinic sees each year as a stand alone reproductive healthcare facility we support this measure. there is plenty of data that shows that supporting access to reproductive healthcare you're not only improving health outcome for women and children, in particular women seeking abortion or birth control, but the population at large. i applaud your efforts into making this into san francisco law and i'm excited for a unanimous vote. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hello, i'm vice president of parenthood. we provide healthcare to 100,000 clients each year at 22 health centers in 20 counties and here in san francisco we serve about 13,000 patients here year in our health centers. thank you for working tirelessly on this ordinance. thank you supervisors for cosponsoring. the u.s. supreme court's flawed decision in june striking down the buffer zone in massachusetts has exposed patients and

dana, good to have you here tonight.elcome. >> thank you for having me. >> let's talk about the teachers union, because they're putting a lot of money in the state level races. their going after maripay, they're going afterr0 school choice, many issues that are very popular in a lot of states they're targeting. >> martha, this highlights a complete disconnect between union leadership and union members. i have been hearing from members of the nea, members of different teachers unions which say we like to have that control and that sovereignty in our classroom in things like common core and merit pay. we want to be rewarded for our good results and also have local representation and school boards and have parents more involved. yet they're spending money, the bosses of these teachers unions are spending money on policies that take all of that away from these teachers. >> they're going after wisconsin, michigan. those are places where the gop has done lots of education reform. now connecticut, colorado, florida. those are

dana peron. she watches us in orlando, florida. congratulations, dana. and your next chance to win is coming up in just a little while. >> so enter you need the buzz word, be 18 years old and be a legal resident. the buzz word is coming up in a little bit. stand by or the ipad mini give away. >> watch this video in russia. pay attention to the vogue ehic fire but pay attention to the woman at the bus stop. >> oh! >> she steps back after it hits the ground. watch it again. >> there was a tiny child standing next to her that goes running through the great when it explodes. >> the woman said she saw the explosion, saw something get bigger and bigger and bigger and by the time she realized what was happening, she said she didn't have time to step back. go somewhere and say i'm not going to take this bus that's coming. i'm going to wait until they get the fire under control. police believe a gas canister in the truck exploded from the heat and that caused the hood to just take off. >>> this is almost like the feat of strength. you have two guys with axes and

and dana lash. >>> welcome back to "hannity." monica lewinsky is back in the public spotlight again. this time she's on a mission to end internet bullying. take a look at what she had to say yesterday in a speech at the forbes annual under 30 summit. >> i fell in love with my boss. in a 22-year-old sort of way. it happens. but my boss was the president of the united states. in 1995, we started an affair that lasted on and off for two years. and at that time, it was my everything. i was threatened with up to 27 years in jail for denying the affair in an affidavit and other alleged crimes. 27 years. when you're only 24 yourself, that's a long time. chillingly told that my mother, too. that my mother, too, might face prosecution. what does it really feel like to watch yourself or your name or your likeness to be ripped apart online? some of you may know this yourself. it feels like a punch in the gut. as if a stranger walked up to you on the street and punched you hard and sharp in the gut. for me, that was every day in 1998. >> at

. >> the pig -- look, dana's right. >> remember when bruce braley, michelle obama and i have something in common. remember at the beginning of the campaign, he said senator grassl grassley, he dissed him as a farmer, which is not something you should probably do in iowa when you're running for senate. >> if this things comes have been close, it could go one seat either way in louisiana, it becomes a runoff because one contender dropped out, no one would get 50%. that's when they decided december 6, i believe. and then georgia looks like it could be close as well. and that decision, guys will happen january 6, the same day the new congress is sworn in? >> the sleeper race here where b begich is behind in the polls. >> if i were him i would be worried about any kind of runoff situation, because it's always lower voter turn out. >> one thing i would say in alaska is that begich made a mistake by not trying to define dan sullivan well. they tried to say that he had not been in alaska for so long, that he had been serving his country, but it didn't stick, they had the negative ads that turn

dana cooper was sentenced to 17 years for armed robbery and third degree murder. charity casey received ten years for armed robbery and third degree murder. of those arrested, only heather wendorf went free. a grand jury deciding that she knew nothing of rod ferrell's murderous intentions. after three years, the death sentence was commuted by the florida supreme court on account of ferrell's youth. >> i sat in my cell on death row and i questioned myself. i realized how far into the pit i had fallen. and i took that moment from then on. i said from this point on, i will be--i became a man who became a monster. i will become a man again. whatever it takes. now that i pieced my mind back together, i've had time to reflect, contemplate over every single moment, every single day. the murders had absolutely nothing to do with the occult or the vampiric subculture or any such thing. >> i'm candice hawthorne. i'm an attorney. i came to represent rod. there were two witnesses who overheard heather wendorf opining to rod ferrell that she wanted her parents dead. >> heather

. >>> hello, everyone, i'm greg, along with kimberly, bob and dana. this is "the five." as war as pestilence rage, what's the white house up to? it's not isis, it's ice flows. chuck hagel just released his department's -- with wise planning and risk mitigation now, we can reduce adverse impacts down range. this would be fine if these people could multitask. but they can't even single task. but here they are ducking real danger. this on the heels of a major study that we greatly overestimated how much greenhouse gas is in the atmosphere. now that we know how much climate change was cause it in the last 18 years. the only things heating up these days are the priests of plan planetary panic. since mr. obama prefers world concern over america's enemies, climate clang became the life pray server for every obama -- career survival to focus on our internal flaws, identity, glutto gluttony, energy, terror, it's two sides of a coin, called american derangement syndrome. no wonder we're vulnerable. because we chose our navals over our navy. jesse, i'm going to state the obvious, i

joining me now is jess mcintosh from emily's list, and "the washington post" dana millbank.thank you both for being here. jess, i thought this was supposed to be the year republicans rode an anti-obamacare wave to victory. so why are so many races still so close? >> it's amazing that democrats are playing at all in 2014 with this map. the states that they were looking at are not traditionally good ones for democrats. kentucky, georgia, arkansas, alaska. but obamacare is not a terribly salient issue this year, when it seems to be working fairly well. unfortunately, republicans have zero fallback plan. once they're done attacking the president, they're done talking, full stop. there's no, so elect me to the senate so that i can do x, y, and z for american families. they used to talk about lowering taxes or the deficit, things that at least sounded good. they're not even trying on that this year. this is their map and their cycle, and they are running on essentially nothing. >> dana, you know, in a debate last night, the gop senate candidate in georgia, david perdue, he made so

here to talk about that, dana lash, she hosts dana on the blaze tv and is the author of the brand new book "hands off my gun." and she's here to talk about that defeating the plot subtitle of that book, comes out tomorrow. dana, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> talk about the teachers union. they're putting a lot of money into the state-level races and going after things like merit pay, going after school choice, all of these issues that are, you know n many ways very popular in a lot of the states that they're targeting. >> yeah, this highlights, martha, a complete disconnect between union leadership and union members because i have been hearing from members of different teachers unions who say, look, we like to have that control and that sovereignty in our classroom in things like common core and merit pay, we want to be rewarded for good results. and we want to be able to have more influence on our curricula and also local representation and have parents more involved. and yet the union bosses of these teachers unions are spending money on candidates who are

dana is in studio for the first time. >> you are busy. >> no no.eech together this weekend. >> that's right. this saturday. then next week we're in orlando. >> are you going to jacksonville, too? >> no, not jacksonville, because it's halloween. i got to get back for the kids. >> just dress up as a democrat, that will help. >> i don't want to terrify the children. >> that's the whole point. for years democrats went after our guns. >> yeah. >> now they're more afraid because politically the american people don't want to give up their gun rights. >> no, they don't. that's why nothing -- it's never passed federally. i always call dianne feinstein the punxsutawney phil of gun control. she comes out every five years and displays these assault weapons on the table and she says they're going to ban them. it didn't happen last time. this is a seasonal thing. they've figured out that kroger doesn't legislate. >> he's responsible for the big gulp ban in new york, which is absurd. >> there's a cover of your book. we'll put it up. >> you're holding an ar. i hav

dana, you said you would be reading 100 books in 21 days. >> you were talking about the people of west africa, how about american citizens? >> scientifically, she's right, but it's probably not that much to ask to accept the reasonable response of the governors and maybe this -- i hope it doesn't discourage people who want to go and help from going to help. but they are probably going to need to factor in a three-week long quarantine when they get back. in fact the state of california just established that protocol today, everybody who wants to go and help, they should go and help, but they need to factor it in. >> the nurse may seem arrogant but she may not be wrong. there may not be a compelling reason for her staying home other than public concern. is that good enough? i think it is. we go back to -- she's completely within her legal rights to do what she chooses but should she have, knowing there's public concern, shouldn't she just bite the bullet? it's not a lot to ask. this goes back to the false choice argument, either you think she's a hero or eyou demo ize her? >> the differe

because bethany has been a wonderful representative. >> dana long tonight is free on bail. live in middletown, delaware, vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you vernon. >>> in pennsylvania, tom wolf's fresh start bus store rolled through montgomery county this afternoon. it's just five days until election day, the candidate for pennsylvania governor stopped to talk to firefighters on green street. and incumbent, tom corbett, spent the day on the western side of the state and rallied supporters in greenfield county. he encouraged them to get out and vote on november 4th. >>> voters in new jersey can start casting their ballots at 6:00 on tuesday and polls open at 7:00 a.m. in delaware and pennsylvania. a man from spring lake, monmouth county, is suddenly in the spotlight because he was in the subject of tough talk from governor chris christie, some say was it tough talk or just plain rude. nora muchanic has the story of jim keaty. >> when he stood up with a sign telling chris christie to get people back in their homes and finish the job. >> listen, you want to hav

. >> i want to bring dana in on this. i want to get your reaction. this is fbi director comey on 60 minutes talking about americans that in fact were fighting with isis are entitled under the law to come back into the united states. >> how many americans are fighting in syria on the side of the terrorists? >> in the area of a dozen or so. >> do you know who they are? >> yes. >> each and every one of them. >> i think of that dozen or so, i do. i hesitate because i don't know what adon't know. >> with american passports, how do you keep them from coming home and attacking the home land? >> ultimately an american citizen, unless their passport is revoked is entitleled to come back, so someone what has fought with isil, we will track them very carefully. >> dana, here's the position that you have been, fbi director, he comes outs and tells the american people, i know what i know, i don't know what i don't know. >> that's true. you can only actually know the things that you are able to surveil, the information, the tools that you have available. i mean i'