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david shuster is here from real money. how did outsourcing become such a big issue in this particular race? >> it's fascinating because court documents came out this week involving david purdue, the republican candidate for georgia. while he was leaving dollar general he outsourced thousands of jobs. he admitted that much in court documents. they came out this week. when asked about it, he said, yes. coming up tonight on real money we'll take a closer look at outsourcing. yes, outsourcing in some cases can be wise and shrewd for a business to protect its bottom line. on the other hand yes, it could have a dramatic impact in terms of workers, standards and protections. we'll look at this particular case and determine who were the winners, what was the right decision and we'll put politics aside. >> what impact could purdue's comments have on this very tight race? >> it could have a huge impact because all of a sudden people will have to make that decision. do they believe that david purdue was looking out for america's best

i'm david shuster. for ali velshi and every here at "real money" and al jazeera america, thanks so much for joining us. [music] [music] >> hi everyone. this is al jazeera america. talks fights back against u.s. led air strikes targeting a town against the syria turkey border.

i am david shuster reporting to the 2014 polling. one of the biggest issues involves voter anger at washington just 14% of americans approve of how congress is handling its job. >> rate something one of the lowest measures this close to a mid-term since 1974. the voter disgust is having a huge impact on some key senate races that will determine whether democrats keep control of the chamber or republicans take over and president obama's agenda final two years in. in the iowa senate race, hammering republican jody ernst for potential cuts to social security and her campaign help from the conservative koch brothers. >> almost three million dollar in ads for joni ernst backed by billionaires. she is fighting for their agenda. epa. iowans. >> we have talked about privatizing social security as an option. >> ernst has been highlighting instances when braley seemed to responsibilities. >> i was insulted brailley would be on the vet transaffairs committee and miss 79% of the meetings. veterans risk their lives for our country and bruce brail

i'm david shuster. john seigenthaler has the night off. >> we talk to an epidemiologists who separates the facts from fiction. >> her name was maria, the tragedy of a woman that worked three shifts to make ends meet. >>> should the redskins change their name - wait until you hear what a former player for the team tells us. >>> haunted - preying on gay and lesbian people in russia. joining us tonight the director of a disturbing new documentary. >> we begin with a first confirmed case of ebola in america, and tonight the texas health department confirms at least 100 people may have had contact with the dallas ebola patient. relatives and others are quarantined inside a dallas apartment. more from heidi zhou-castro, outside the complex. >> when i visited the apartment complex, i found many people who are trusting and friendly, and that did not know much about ebola. it's notable that this neighbourhood has 24 nationalities represented in this area. and at this complex, there are eight languages. it is a c

i am david shuster with just over two weeks until the mid-term elections. voter anxiety over ebola is now spilling into the political campaigns. this week, two dallas nurses had been infected with the virus president obama cancelled political meetings. >> we are monitoring, supervising, over seeing in a much more agressi way exactly what's taking place in dallas initially in making sure that the lessons learned are it then transmitted to hospitals and clinics all across the country. >> even officials at the centers for disease control said they aren't sure yet what those lessons are. when with mr. obama's approval rate down to 40% in one poll, the worst in his presidency, lawmakers are opening fire. >> people's lives are at stake. >> immigrately concerned as congresswoman degett expressed, the administration did not act fast enough in responding in texas. >> that second congressman, bruce braley, a democrat runic in iowa from los angeles, al jazeera political con transitbutor, michael schor. how much is to show opportunity with an unpopular president? >> so

>>> welcome back to al jazerra america i am david shuster in new york. ottawa remains under lock down at this hour, some four hours after shots first range out at the rang out at the war them yell or where a gunman opened fired on a soldier standing guard, the gunman stole a vehicle and drove it up to the parliament building and shot his way in there, there were reports of 30 or 40 shots exchangeed with security there. reports that the gunman has been killed, also reports that the soldier that was standing guard has been pronounced dead. what has everybody in such great anxiety at ottawa this hour is reports of shootings in other locations and ottawa police saying they are still look out for other suspects, they are stopping cars trying to go to quebec. they have asked the public to stay signed, schools are on lock down and police going door by door downtown in a search effort. a manhunt for additional suspects. this has been remark for people there. you can see the pictures. people are standing by, the rcpm has injuries difference. and we expect them to

michael shure and david unite david united state shuster.t points do, doesn't it michael, how important this race is? >> what the republicans have seen, tony, they've seen georgia tightening. they've seen what is happening in kansas. where else can we pick something off that was an uphill battle but doable like iowa, that's why so much money and sur gates are going into that state. >> wasn't this supposed to be a pretty simple, clear-cut seat for the democrats? >> initially bruce bailey was considered one of the best senate candidates but he has made gaffe after gaffe everything from complaining not having towel service in the house gym to what he was suggesting that the senator grassley, the republican senator is just a farmer without a law degree. he has run a miserable campaign. it's continuing because of a gaffe that joni ernst with the nra. >> but her refusal to speak and what braley is hitting on, it takes joni ernst and makes her this year's sarah palin. they want to do with joni ernst with a they didn't do with sarah palin. she was o

i'm michael eaves, "real money" with david shuster is >>> the price of crude is falling thanks to parts of the u.s. frac-ing boom. but lower oil prices are also fuelling tensions between producers overseas. we will explain. >>> also a lawsuit claims the u.s. government broke the law with its bailout of insurance giant aig. >>> plus the hotel landmark now belongs to china. i'm david shuster in for ali velshi, and this is "real money." ♪ >>> this is "real money," and you are the most important part of the show, to tell us what is on your mind. >>> america's oil boom and weaker global demand is throwing world oil prices for a loop by helping to push them down. the price today is almost a 16% drop from this year's peak price set in june. there's now more energy coming online from frac-ing, and according to the latest data crunched, the united states is turning into the world's top producers of oil products, beating out world bigwigs, saudi arabia and russia. when the price of oil starts coming down, the price of gasoline usually follows suit. there is an 11% drop from the peak price of $3.6

i'm david shuster. we begin tonight with the latest on the ebola outbreak. six u.s. military planes have arrived in liberia. there are more than 300 total troops in liberia. about 500 soldiers were trained today at forthood, texas. >>> officials in dallas confirm that the remains of thomas duncan has been cremated. duncan is just one of at least 7500 confirmed ebola cases worldwide according to updated numbers from the world health organization. heidi zhou castro joins us from dallas. and we have got the results of the testing on the sheriff's the deputy who was also hospitalized. what are the results. >> reporte the negative test results came in just moments ago, and we are very happy to report that he does not have ebola. he served the quarantine order to the apartment where duncan stayed. and about a week later began feeling nauseous and fatigued. health officials have warned that this man was at a very minimal risk of exposure. >> we need to all stay calm and carry on with our -- with our daily lives. there is zero percent chance of me or the deputy having come i

i'm david shuster. for ali velshi and every here at "real money" and al jazeera america, thanks so much for joining us. [music] >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to another newshour from al jazeera, at our headquarters in doha. coming up in the next 60 minute. the u.s. carries out more air strikes against i.s.i.l. positions in kobane, while kurdish forces fight house by house to defend the town. >>> over 60 people killed in separate attacks in yemen, the blood yesterday in two years. thousands turn outn

i'm david shuster. for ali velshi and every here at "real money" and al jazeera america, thanks so much for joining us. [music] >> pa >> >>> a deadly car bombing in sanaa, a day after the newly appointed prime minister in yemen turns down the top job. >>> hello, this is al jazeera, live from doha. live on the programme... [ explosion ] ..the fight for kobane continues, as the u.s. sends mixed messages about creating a buffer zone in syria. the u.s. steps up screening for ebola in airports, after the first person to be diagnosed

i'm david shuster. tune in for this week's edition of "power politics." insid"inside story" is next. >> democrat, republican, more republicans are ready to answer none of the above, and that's having an >> democrat, republican, more republicans are ready to answer none of the above, and that's

i'm david shuster. "inside story" is next.stories go to joms. -- go to aljazeera.com. >>> do you know me? when i go to a restaurant the waiters may not know that i host a daily nags at news programme, but hackers rooting in my credit card records already do. it's "inside story". [ ♪ music ] >>> hello, i'm ray suarez. another day, another data

i'm david shuster. coming up, from the front lines - we talk to a doctor that just returned from sierra leone, trying to stop the spread of ebola. >>> education and equality, the gap between white and minority students. >>> tens of thousands of walruses are gathered in alaska, and why they are moving on shore in record numbers. >>> authorities in texas say the map infected with ebola was initially turned away from the hospital last week. according to reports, the patient's name is thomas eric duncan, and he was cleared last thursday and given antibiotics by the emergency room staff the the liberian national is in serious condition and isolated. he was on two united flights in the jurn yoi from west africa -- journey from west africa to the united states. the company things the company travelled from brussels to washington d.c. and connected on a flight to dallas. officials are scrambling to find anyone that may have come in contact with him, including a group of children. they may have been exposed in a

i'm david shuster. john seigenthaler has the night off. >> we talk to an epidemiologists who separates the facts from fiction. >> her name was maria, the tragedy of a woman that worked three shifts to make ends meet. >>> should the redskins change their name - wait until you hear what a former player for the team tells

i'm david shuster. we begin with a new death toll from the ebola virus. the "world health organization" says 4,000 people have died in west africa from the current outbreak. that is more than the reported number of cases. world leaders say the spread of the virus has outpaced the world's response with only a quarter of the $1 billion requested by the united nations now funded. paul brennan reports how world leaders are trying to respond. >> the country is stricken by ebola says it's a strategy unforeseen in modern times. liberia, sierra leone and guinea wants international assistance, money, medical assistance and training, the imf has pledged $500 million. but the u.n. said it could cost $1 billion to stop the outbreak. arriving in monrovia, troops are receiving final training. these soldiers will help construct treatment centers and not have direct contact with ebola patients themselves. >> we're sending three thousand guys and girls into a country ridden with ebola. there is a chance that u.s. soldiers could get infected with it. i feel that we've been

i am david shuster on behalf of all of us at "power politics," thanks for watching.rugs in short supply, plan b can leave firing squads and electric chairs.

i am david shuster on behalf of all of us at "power politics," thanks for watching. drugs in short supply, plan b can leave firing squads and electric lisa fletcher is out. all of the live feedback from our third host of the show. the online community, whenever we host i have the point light hearted topics first it was abortion, but in all seriousness, this is the third real topic in america, you can't mention it without a debate. i am sure our online community is heating up. >> not just about the different methods but the death penalties makes sense all together. there is no civilized way to kill, buzz kaling is inherently uncivil id. and then we have vincent here that says we should give murders the same consideration they gave their victims. keep talking my man. throughout the show. should those condemned to death be forced to face the firing squad? the death penalty is legal in more than 30 states, with roughly 3,000 waiting on death row. the united states has caried attainerly 1300 executions 87% using he that will injection, it is a method viewed as humane. now

. >> as i was saying to david shuster, womening to canadian police conferences.s not where they speculate and give you ideas and the journalists press. it's a bit of an agreement, if we don't know, we are not telling you. >> right. >> what we've got to deal with now. >> ali, appreciate it. thank you. you know, we are learning more about what happened the day michael brown was shot and killed in ferguson, missouri. a copy of the county's official autopsy was leaked to a st. louis newspaper and it shed some new light on how brown was killed. jonathan betz is here with more on the details of that reported. >> reporter: tony, new details came out because this autopsy report concludes the unarmed team was shot in the hand at close range and it appears to support the ferguson officer's version of what happened that day in august. >> for months, protesters have said that 18-year-old michael brown had his hands up when he was shot by officer darren wilson. the official autopsy report appears to suggest otherwise. the st. louis post sdpaings asks two experts not associate

i'm david shuster in our headquarters in new york. we're waiting for a live press conference from the cdc. the center of disease control. we're expecting an update on the second update from a nurse who was treating duncan erik thomas. they have blamed a protocol breach for the nurse being infected with the virus, and that is

i am david shuster on behalf of all of us at power politics, ♪ ♪. >> isil fighters retake territory inanbar province, advance on the main supply route to the capitol. hello. i am david foster. you are watching al jazeera live from doha in the next 30 minutes, 11 candidates for brazil's candidacy. but the real contest expected between 3s main contenders. student dmontstrators ahead of a deadline to clear protest sites. we report on russian volunteers trying to find the remains o

on behalf of everybody at pori politics, i am david shuster.s for watching. >>> hi, i am lisa preacher and you are in the stream. the nation's top domestic security threat may not be who you think. >> oh, my god! oh, [ beep ] >> hear why a new study supported by the department of homeland security found the sovereign citizens movement to be america's leading security threat. plus a look at new recruitment tactics being used by white sue supremacists, are they gaining

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. >>> i am david shuster. this is "talk to al jazeera."are speaking with robert kennedy, jr. >> there is a campaign against the islamic state and what do you make about how the obama administration is handling it? >> i think the obama inherited, you know, a dismissal situation. you know, the original problem was us going in to a iraq in the first place, which was probably the worst foreign policy mistake in american history to attack a country a that had not attacked us andposed no threat to us. i think it's a bad use of american military power. i think that you the kind of problems that need to be solved in the middeast are problems that don't need more guns and weapons and bombs. i think probably the more appropriate response to .9-11 would have been a commitment by george bush to get -- go before the american people and say we are embroiled to wars in the mid east because we are addicted to oil. we are borrowing a billion dollars a day from nations that don't share our values in order to import a billion dollars of oil a day and in many

on behalf of everybody at pori politics, i am david shuster.s for watching. >>> this is "al jazeera america" live from new york city. here are today's top stories. three states impose mandatory quarantines to stop thespread of ebola while drug companies race to get vaccines into testing. international outrage after the execution of an iranian woman who killed a man attempting to rape her. on the elections around the globe, what's at stake for voters in ukraine, brazil and tunisia and the power beener drivers have over passengers who misbehave.

i'm david shuster. "inside story" is next. for more stories go to joms. -- go to aljazeera.com. >>> do you know me? when i go to a restaurant the waiters may not know that i host a daily nags at news programme, but hackers rooting in my credit card records already do. it's "inside story". [ ♪ music ] >>> hello, i'm ray suarez. another day, another data breach. this one is huge. involving one of america's giant bank combines jpmorgan chase, and they used the beach head at morgon to burrow into the digital vaults of other institutions. among them deutsche bangs and bank of america and five others like hs b.c. and citigroup reported they were attacked by the same virtual vandals that penetrated jpmorgan were fiddling with the locks at their place. the size of the breach and ambition is troubling, and this had a national security aspects as tensions over the russian invasion of ukraine rose, officials up to the president watched closely, suspecting a russian hand behind the computer attack. >> reporter: that old saying may tell yo

. >>> i am david shuster. this is "talk to al jazeera."e are speaking with robert kennedy, jr. >> there is a campaign against the islamic state and what do you make about how the obama administration is handling it? >> i think the obama inherited, you know, a dismissal situation. you know, the original problem was us going in to a iraq in the first place, which was probably the worst foreign policy mistake in american history to attack a country a that had not attacked us andposed no threat to us. i think it's a bad use of american military power. i think that you the kind of problems that need to be solved in the middeast are problems that don't need more guns and weapons and bombs. i think probably the more appropriate response to .9-11 would have been a commitment by george bush to get -- go before the american people and say we are embroiled to wars in the mid east because we are addicted to oil. we are borrowing a billion dollars a day from nations that don't share our values in order to import a billion dollars of oil a day and in ma

i am david shuster on behalf of all of us at "power politics," thanks for watching. ♪ 24 this this thishis this this this this this this isil launches multiple attacks on security forces in iraq. dozens are killed. from al jazeera headquarters in doha. also head billions of dollars to rebuild gaza but who will pay? delegates meet in cairo to figure that out. bosnians go to the polls. at least five people killed as cycle hudhud lashes india's

i'm david shuster in our headquarters in new york. we're waiting for a live press conference from the cdc. the center of disease control. we're expecting an update on the second update from a nurse who was treating duncan erik thomas. they have blamed a protocol breach for the nurse being infected with the virus, and that is creating criticism from the hospital. there is controversy over who is in charge of the control of the ebola outbreak. joining us from the cdc headquarters in atlanta is robert ray. what are we expecting from this press conference this morning? >> good afternoon, david. dr. thomas frieden is likely to come out and answer some of the questions you just brought up, and also probably go into detail about the new team that has landed in dallas will be investigating, what they're going to be sifting through. what they will consider the breach, the protocol breakdown and figure out how that occurred with the nurse and the potential for the fact that there may be other health workers that may come down with symptoms in t

i am david shuster on behalf of all of us at "power politics," thanks for watching. >> >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm richelle carey, and here are the top stories - diagnosed with ebola. a health care worker in dallas is being treated with the disease after caring for ebola victim thomas eric duncan. this latest diagnosis raising concerns about the protocols used to deal with the outbreak >>> it seems i.s.i.l. is on the edge of victory in battles in syria and iraq >>> two months after michael brown was killed by

i am david shuster on behalf of all of us at "power politics," thanks for watching. ♪. >> this is "alazeera america" live from new york city. i am richelle carey. here are today's top stories. screening is underway at one u.s. air port in an effort to stop the spread of ebola from west africa. all exhausted medical workers say they desperately need more help f a fierce battle for control of kobane rages on with isil gaining ground on the syrian border town. one woman's quest to end her life raises a question of dying with dignity in the united states.

on behalf of everybody at pori politics, i am david shuster. thanks for watching. >>> hi, i am lisa preacher and you are in the stream. the nation's top domestic security threat may not be who you think. >> oh, my god! oh, [ beep ] >> hear why a new study supported by the department of homeland security found the sovereign citizens movement to be america's leading security threat. plus a look at new recruitment tactics being used by white sue supremacists, are they gaining fresh momentum? ♪ ♪ >>> waj is out, she is bringing in all of your feedback and speaking of feed bark it's been interesting, because i think a lot of our viewers have the same experience we did, which was initially we weren't really sure what the sovereign citizens movement was. >> exactly. a lot of responses that we got from our community pointed to that fact. but hearing a little bit about it, you could see them react pretty quickly in to existing deeply rooted divisions, i'll give you an example here, james cole wrote in they can be anti-government all they want. but don't

♪ ♪ >>> hello, everything, i am david shuster in new york, welcome to al jazerra america, we want toate you on the breaking news out of canada. a soldier was shot and injured by a gunman this morning before running in to that country's parliament building. here are the latest details of the shooting so far. ottawa police say shots have been fired at at least three separate locations, first it was the canadian soldier shot at the national war memorial. we do not know his condition. police say the gunman then seized a car, drove a short distance to a nearby parliament building, entered a facility. a began man, it's not clear if this was the same gunman, was reportedly shot and killed in the par lamb building, but the building remains under lock down, and police say they are actively looking for more shooters, including some at a shopping mall nearby both the pardon mtheparliament and war m. to give you an idea of the area, "the stream" here say map. the gunman war at the war more than yell drove to the parliament. canada's national newspaper, the globe and mail was able to get inside t

. >>> welcome back to al jazerra america i am david shuster in new york. ottawa remains under lock down at this hour, some four hours after shots first range out at the rang out at the war them yell or where a gunman opened fired on a soldier standing guard, the gunman stole a vehicle and drove it up to the parliament building and shot his way in there, there were reports of 30 or 40 shots exchangeed with security there. reports that the gunman has been killed, also reports that the soldier that was standing guard has been pronounced d

david shuster is here with more on this. >> reporter: by her own admission the 89-year-old barbara bush does not do camping very often but the former first lady and wife of george h.w. bush, they're friends with paula page. la page is facing a very tight campaign election, so bush is helping him with this. >> paul is blunt, direct, like me. on november 4th, photo for paula page. he's moving maine in the right direction. >> the story of maine, we'll get back to a moment, stands in stark contrast with the florida governor race. today crist is hit back. >> with the stroke of a pen rick scott said that the centers were not needed but they helped over a million florida women to get counseling and legal help. these centers are for women who have no place else to turn, and rick scott turned his back on every single one of them. >>> one of the most competitive battles, democratic incumbent nick rahall has been in politics for decades. >> congressman nick rahall. >> he pocketed millions of dollars because rahall took bribes trading cash for votes. nick rahall is not for us any more. >> and rahal

david shuster joins us. you are trying to align your opponent with president obama. >> it's a question of context. president obama gave a wide ranging economic speech about his policies for november. it's running in republican race. mitch mcconnell, republican senator, has tried to paint alison grimes as an obama clone and is hitting her with this. >> i'm not president obama. >> but obama says a vote for alison is a vote for his policies. >> i'm not on the ballot this fall, but make no mistake, these policies are on the ballot. every one. obama needs grimes, and kentucky needs mitch mcconnell. >> the obama comment is front and center in kansas much that campaign between pat roberts, and independent challenger greg orman. >> obama's candidate for senate in kansas, greg orman. a vote for greg orman is a vote for president obama. >> make no mistake, these policies are. >> confidante and white house advisor david axel rod would not put obama lied in the speech. >> if you understood the speech, the context of the

he spoke to david shuster about what drove his addictions. >> i started taking drugs when i was young soon after my dad died. it was a struggle for me that i dealt with successfully, and when i was 29 years old. >> a lot of people may not necessarily draw the connection between the unbelievable things you had to witness and go through as a child, the death of your uncle, the death of your father and perhaps the connection with drug use. >> i don't really think it was, that it had much to do with it. there's many, many people who have been through a lot worse things than i went through. i had, you know, i lost my dad when i was 14, and to violence, but there are millions of people living in the worst parts of our country, the most desperate parts of our countrien harlem and watts and appalacia who lose relatives and disease and don't have the advantage that i have. i had tragedy in my life, but others do. i had tremendous support, a strong family, the resources for good education, so i had advantage. >> the full conversation with robert kennedy, jr. is on talk to aljazeera saturday. >>

. >> david shuster joins us for specifics. >> these ads are brutal. they're tough and they're driving vote tours focus on very clear and specific issues. starting in louisiana where senator mary landraeu is trying to secure her seat. >> our schools continue to fail children. our jails are filled with young black men who should be at hope being fathers. meanwhile, mary landrieu lives in a $2 million mansion on capitol hill. >> those attacks appear to be helping cassidy, who has a slight lead over landrieu. >>> now the issue over birth control. >> corcory gardner could ban abortion including in cases of rape. >> environmental group is connecting gardner's connections to the koch brothers. >> the truth, they're spending billions to put him in senate to line their pockets. >> he is in tight race with mark udall. >> isil plotting imminent attacks but what did mark udall say? >> i said last week that isil does not present an imminent threat to this nation, and does not. >> really? can we take that chance? >> yes, that audio was meant to sound like an airpla

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i'm david shuster. "real money" is next. jen rogers is in for ali velshi. we'll see you later. >>> volatility is back with a vengeance, and ebola threatens not only lives, it puts livelihoods at risk too. >>> plus why the spending and saving habits of the rich have been hurting the rest of america. i'm jen rogers in for ali velshi, and this is "real money." ♪ >>> this is "real money." and you are the most important part of the show. tell us what is on your mind by tweeting and facebook. october is turning out to be a very scary month for stocks and we are still three weeks away from halloween. investors can't seem to stop worrying about a global economic slowdown and the anxiety triggered a selloff today. the index lost 335 points, that's almost 2%. this follows a 1.5% decline on monday, and a 1.7% gain yesterday. the dow hasn't this many big swings since august of 2011 when the u.s. government lost its aaa credit rating. selling was heaviest in the energy sector. that in response to a sharp drop in oil sectors. but that's just one reason for the selling. t

. >> you'll recognize the voice of david shuster in that ad. it was used by michelle nunn, tony.it's a familiar voice to us. but again going hard against purdue for outsourcing. that's resonating for voters in georgia. you want to talk about spending in ads again it's americans for prosperity. the coke brothers funded super pack is on the air today with ads that are hard hitting and similar around the country, what they've done is they have gone after senators telling--telling the voters how those senators have voted with barack obama throughout their senate career. so america--americans for prosperity showing their firepower. >> we have to put up with president obama for two more years. let's fire kay hagin. let's fire mark begich. let's fire bruce braley, okay? here's your video. >> those ads are again each one is exactly the same, just substituting the name of the senator there. we move to a senator now, tony, who has faced some fire of his own. a former senator gary hart from colorado. you'll remember him. a former presidential candidate. what he has done now he has penned a

david shuster joins us on this particular battle. >> this is a time when both parties are making toughdecisions about where the money they have for the home stretch will go the farthest, and the republican groups spent millions in the campaign of terry lynn land, and she's having trouble catching peters. they had pulled their money out of television, and even the g.o.p. believes the michigan senate seat will go to the liberal democrat peters. the republican money for michigan will now be transferred to senate races like colorado. candidate cory gardner is within striking distance there to you doll udall, and now a spanish language ladd featuring jeb bush. >> he said its vital to elect a leader like cory gardner. and he thinks its viable to collect ious for 2016. >>> in democrats are trying to drive voters to particular concerns of women. she' >> tushed for a law to force women considering abortion, force them to look at color photographs of developing fetuses. scott brown wants the government to tell women how to make this decision. >> democrats are also trying to grab the attention of

david shuster looks at the bitter debate over the affordable care act. >> we are done. signed into law four years ago, the official name is the patient protection and affordable care a act. >> aka obama care. from the beginning there was controversy. >> i wanted public options. >> men democrats said the president's plans did not go far enough. obama care drew on ideas from a decade ago. >> we shouldo have a programme that pulls the plug. >> they were angry at the process used to pass the bill. >> can you say it was done openly. with transparency and accountability. without backroom deals and struck behind closed doors, hidden from the people. hell, no, you can't. >> moments after john boehner's plea. >> the bill is passed. >> and by all accounts it was a huge democratic legislative victory. president obama later made a promise. >> in fact, people who like their health insurance will be able to keep their health insurance. >> for some that turned out not to be true. before the health care law went into effect, republicans tried to return it. >> if obama care is implement

here is david shuster >>> republicans, democrats and independence are the hot accessories of the 2014 campaign. handguns, shotguns, assault weapons and a canon. >> my forefather used a canon like this to fight the british. most of the weapons came from challenges and under dogs playing up the love of the second amendment. >> mitch mcconnell... kentucky democrats alison lundergan grimes not only distanced herself from the president, she ridiculed the senator's grip. >> i'm not president obama, that is not how you hold a gun. >> the mitch mcconnell campaign shot back. >> do you know who also did a publicity firing a gun - president obama. >> will brock felt the need to blast obama care with an assault weapon, brock lost in the republican primary. >> matt rosendale targeted a government drone. >> this is what i think about it. the federal government is too big and powerful. voters considered him too extreme and handed rosendale a primary defeat. in washington state... >> they say i can't win in this district. >> this democrat was beet ep in an open primary after taking aim at an elephant

david shuster has more, david. >> michael, this is the time when both parties are make tough decisionsut the money that they have for the home stretch and where it will go the part he felt. throughout the summer republican groups spent millions to try to boost the michigan senate campaign of terry lindland, and there she is with mitt romney but she is having trouble catching gary peters. so the national campaign senate pack has pulled out the television spending it had reserveed in michigan believing that even the gop believes the michigan senate seat will go to the democratic peters. the republican moan i for michigan will go to other senate races like colorado. republican candidate cory gardner is within striking distance there of incumbents democratic colorado center mark udall and republican groups are now trying to peel off udall's latino support with a spanish language ahead featuring former governor jeb bush. [speaking foreign language] >> he said it's vital elect a lead are by corey gardner. interesting on many levels that jeb bush is cutting that add. demonstrators are driving