governor dayton? >> yes, i supported. people who run into a burning building who risk their lives re: nope -- they are in no position to judge. >> ms. nicollet? >> i do not. --elieve it is the work of that every luxury available is -- it is only affordable to the wealthy. if you are lower income, it makes a difference. it illuminates 35,000 people from being able to afford the house. i support affordable housing and i would mandate it. i don't think any lobby, no matter how great the lobby is or no matter how much we agree with the lobby, should be dictating policy. what it comes down to is exactly what hannah said. because of this new mandate, legislature ofhe most parties did not -- of both parties did not seem to like. >> number two in the lightning round, the state just created a $20 million fund to expand the broadband infrastructure. recently the governor recommended an additional $200 million for the next two years for the infrastructure grant fun. do you support the , governor dayton? >> that

mark dayton should be held accountable for wasting our money. his luxury office for politicians proves that he's out of touch with middle-class minnesotans. it's time for a governor who gets it and gets us. just johnson for governor. >> in a state plagued by partisan dysfunction and special interests, a team of extraordinary candidates has stepped forward to restore minnesota's government back to its people. nicollet as governor. together, they are the independents. coming november 4 two a state capital near you. prepared and paid for by the independence party candidates committees. >> that minnesota governor's debate coming up tonight at 8:00 eastern here on c-span. right now, we take you to texas where governor rick perry is retiring after 14 years in office. democratic state senator wendy davis and republican state attorney general greg abbott are running to replace governor perry. their debate from dallas last night is one hour. >> the texas debate race for governor is brought to you by telemundo 39, "the dallas morning news," the texas asso

governor dayton debates jeff johnson and independent candidate hannah nicollet. report votes this as likely democrat. >> 2014 minnesota gubernatorial debate. challenger, jeff johnson. an independent challenger, hannah nicollet face-off for the first time. the final stretch of the 2014 race starts now. the 2014 minnesota gubernatorial debate is hosted by the coalition of greater minnesota cities. rochester chamber of commerce. it is brought to by the public television stations of minnesota , with support of aarp minnesota. is focused on making sure the older voters know where the candidates stand on issues that matter. [indiscernible] minnesota, 70 workings teachers together to prepare our students. minnesota, a union of 43,000 workers who advocate for excellent and public services, dignity in the workplace, and prosperity for all working families. from the mayo civic center, the 2014 gubernatorial debate. >> good evening. 2014he first debate of the campaign for minnesota governor. of thee managing editor post-bulletin in rochester. organized bynt was the coalitio

governor dayton, ms.ollet, and commissioner johnson. >> when you say, the economic is creating, and we do not have enough --. we want to expand and create more jobs. we cannot because of barriers because of lack of housing. we are also looking for assistance to increase housing for people that they want to hire. border,the iowa jackson, through the fern, worthington, they could not expand because of water deficiencies, which they are correcting. have good healthy economic growth going on in minnesota. not uniformly. same kind ofch the moving forward. we need to train people for the jobs. looking for welders, engineers, technicians in order to expand. we need to realign the training program starting with high school and junior high school to get them aligned with the campuses. and trained young people for the jobs of the future rather than the jobs of the past. that will require investments for modern technology and equipment. the payoff is significant, and one we should pursue. >> do you support the $10 m

governor dayton debates jeff johnson and independent candidate hannah nicollet.report votes this as likely democrat. >> 2014 minnesota gubernatorial debate. challenger, jeff johnson. an independent challenger, hannah nicollet face-off for the first time. the final stretch of the 2014 race starts now. the 2014 minnesota gubernatorial debate is hosted by the coalition of greater minnesota cities. rochester chamber of commerce.

strike one on hunter pence. >> tom: that was a trade dayton moore really had to stay with. lot of times the team will say no, and tampa bay was giving up a lot. he kept pounding away to make sure that deal was completed. it took weeks, even months, to finally get it done. >> joe: went around. strike two. pence 1 for 3 tonight. >> tom: the break on the cutter is so late. that's why you're seeing the check swing from sandoval, and now pence. >> joe: giants getting a good look at what they are up against in the late innings here tonight. with herrera, now davis, maybe, maybe not greg holland after davis just to give him an inning. a hit by pence in the sixth inning that chased yordano ventura, the start for the royals. then has rare has toerrera took out of a two on, one out situation. that is a ball to the surprise of everybody. >> harold: this is filthy. watch him go away. then he comes back with this cutter and starts right at hunter pence. >> joe: 2-2. >> harold: i don't know which guy looks crazier. gee whiz! >> joe: here is the 2-2 pitch. two outs. tonight's stats brough

strike one on hunter pence. >> tom: that was a trade dayton moore really had to stay with. lot of times the team will say no, and tampa bay was giving up a lot. he kept pounding away to make sure that deal was completed. it took weeks, even months, to finally get it done. >> joe: went around. strike two. pence 1 for 3 tonight. >> tom: the break on the cutter is so late. that's why you're seeing the check swing from sandoval, and now pence. >> joe: giants getting a good look at what they are up against in the late innings here tonight. with herrera, now davis, maybe, maybe not greg holland after davis just to give him an inning. a hit by pence in the sixth inning that chased yordano ventura, the start for the royals. then has rare has toerrera took out of a two on, one out situation. that is a ball to the surprise of everybody. >> harold: this is filthy. watch him go away. then he comes back with this cutter and starts right at hunter pence. >> joe: 2-2. >> harold: i don't know which guy looks crazier. gee whiz! >> joe: here is the 2-2 pitch. two outs. tonight's stats brough

you go first followed by governor dayton and ms. nick let. >> i just want to thank you and the hosts reporting this together tonight. i do appreciate i. i think here is where you're going to see a fundamental difference as to where we put the economy. i've been told that every state that surrounds us has billboards up open for business. come to us. we don't have those billboards. and unfortunately, those billboards are working we learned from the bureau of labor statistics last week that over the past year minnesota has actually had the worst job growth rate in the midwest and the 44th worst in the country. we've seen underemployment in minnesota is at 53% which means that half the people in the state are actually overqualified and probably underpaid. and that all directly relates to our taxing and regulatory and in some cases spending policies in this state. you are going to see my work hard to reform our taxes. i have a strong belief that the tax system should be low, broad and simple. and almost any economist will tell you that t

let's bring in miguel marquez who is outside fowle's home in dayton.eporter: good morning, carol. we expect mr. fowle to show up. he is enroute after that emotional and tearful reunion with his family this morning at wright patterson air force base and an unbelievable sight to see this guy in a facility in pyongyang one moment and then in guam and on to hawaii and stops once for fuel and flown in by special delivery by the department of defense and walks off that plane with his carry-on only baggage to see his kid run up to him. his kid, says the commander of the air base, didn't know what was coming. >> i was pretty nervous. you know, the children knew something was up when the airplane arrived and they had cameras, but as soon as they saw dad the tears came out. i got very emotional because you can anticipate what would your children react, how would your children react if you were in that situation? so it was great. >> not a typical mission for you? >> not a typical mission at all. >> now, mr. fowle who is a heavy truck operator for the city of mora

. >> the high representative there responsible for overseeing the dayton accords. we'll bring you the latest later in the evening. >> people in bolivia are also voting in a presidential election. about 6 million are eligible to cast their ballots. our latin america editor lucia newman is there in la paz. >> this must be the only country in the world where transportation and public transportation are forbid oden n election day. that means that people have to walk to their polling stations. entire families even the dog are here. now there are five presidential candidates, but very little mystery about the likely outcome. president evo morales mix of pragmatic mainstream economics have won him wide support. even the business sector that fought to have him ousted in 2009,ing knowledge. >> being part of the international election observer team told me that the system is not perfect but that there are no signs of significant irregularities that could alter the outcome. he also said that the high participation in politics of the indigenous majority in this country includi

dayton's game versus maris college over the weekends. how about christopher crosses? let's name him crisscross? what if you could gamble on your candy crush skills? i get invited to play this all the time through facebook, never done t there is cents a state in delaware valley consider doing. >> this we'll explain how it works and what other popular games they're looking at. if you have a child today, careful what you name him or her. >> then amber alert cans kneeled trenton, after a little girl is found safe and sound. where she was that whole time and what police are now looking into. >>> 4:30, a double shooting in philadelphia's olney section, luckily both victims have survived, what is next for police in her investigation. >>> then is ebola a threat to our schools? how about to our towns? how areas in the delaware valerie stepping up their efforts to prevent infectious diseases cents, and viruses. and sue serio, tracking a storm headed this way. >> looks like pretty cold front front, when to expect rain, when to expect heavy downpours, chris? >> soup, actor shea l

as we have talked about, dayton moore was the general manager in 2006. he's the one that traded affeldt to colorado. reinvented himself and worked on his mechanics and his delivery. he has a good fastball but he has an even better know-how, how to get out coming out of the bull pen. the count 1-1. >> tom: he came up a different pitcher. fastball, curveball, straight over the top and now a sinker breaking ball. >> joe: that is sandoval. two outs. >> harold: we talked about it last night. we are at that point in the series where positioning becomes such a critical part of it and you start to learn what guys can't or can't do against you. hard to get hits when you hit them at them. >> tom: you start in the low position at third base and stay there. don't rise up. nice move by the panda. >> joe: now hosmer. eric a nice night. rbi, single, and a double. hosmer is bailing out of there and it comes back for a strike. >> harold: when you haven't seen a guy, that was a teaser. >> tom: that was his old school breaking ball and get me over big bender! >> joe: he we

we'll do a thirteeneenth -- thi one in dayton. we're writing a playbook around economic development issues. we're doing city-to-city visits where they're visiting each other and trying to learn from each other. we're using social media and trying to learn from each other. i can't tell you how many times i passed out the new york city blueprint for cities. unfortunately for cities like detroit and dayton, there's a lot in there that doesn't translate real well. nonetheless, it is one of the first tools we have and we need to see more of those types of tools. i remember i served in the state legislature from 2003 through 2008. we had, you know, in-state tuition issues, we had dreamers act issues, we had driver's license issues. i passed some legislation cracking down on notarios and immigration fraud. we didn't at that point have a single statewide advocacy voice to talk with the immigrant community and while there was some great work that happened nationally, very little that focused on the states and the kind of issues we were dea

. >>> look closely at 96, the kicker for the university of dayton, they are used to scoring but only 3 points at a time. he fumbles the football and who picks it up? good old number 96, there he goes to the end zone and get this, his name happens to be william will. will will. where there is a will, there is a way. he kicked a field goal so he scored three different ways in this game. a kicker scoring a touch down i don't know if that has happened before in any level. uch down i >>> meanwhile the delaware river waterfront is breaking a new trail for runners and bicyclists, and sharrie williams is back to tell us about it. >> this is about an effort to connecting the trails in the city to the suburbs and even new jersey, it's called the circuit and it already brings together 300 miles of outdoor pace for people to explore and they want the circuit to compass 350 total miles of trails. michael nutter was joined by congresswoman allison schwartz and others to starts construction on the new baxter trail. it will provide a link from pennypack park and pleasantville park. that includes a p

this moment when the 56-year-old detainee got off the plane at wright-patterson air force base near dayton, ohio, early this morning and embraced his three children and wife for the first time in nearly six months. i dare say you can see the joy and relief on their faces. later in the day here's video of him and his family arriving at their ohio home. he probably wondered if and when he would ever be there again. just moments ago he we heard from the family attorney. >> jeff is home. we'd like to thank god for the protection over jeff these past six months and providing strength and peace over his family in his absence. >> the state department says two other americans who have been -- >> are still being held. bay who has already been captive for two years and matthew miller recently sentenced to six years of hard labor. live in the satellite center this afternoon, john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> thank you, a new government report questions the secret service mission from 2011. that saw some agents pulled from duty. the investigation found agents left the white house while the president was t

mark dayton should be held accountable for wasting our money. his luxury office for politicians and bonuses for failed obamacare bure contracts prove that he's out of touch with middle class minnesotans. it's time for a governor who gets it, and gets us. >> jeff johnson for governor. >> in a state plagued by partisan dysfunction and special interests, a team of extraordinary candidates has stepped forward to restore minnesota's government back to its people. meet hannah nicollet, brandon borgos, bob helland, and pat dean as state auditor. together they are the independents. coming november 4th to a state capitol near you. prepared and paid for by the independence party candidates committees. >> and you can watch the minnesota governor's debate tonight, starting at 8:00 eastern on our companion network c-span. >>> u.p.s. recently announced that it will expand its 3-d printing services, equipping nearly 100 additional stores with the technology for a total of nearly 150 stores. the house small business committee held a hearing earlier this year on

the upper management went to george mason university and played there, including general manager, dayton, who is the second baseman in 1989. national may not have made the world series, but the manager is getting praise for his work this season. williams has been collected the sporting news national league manager of the year. the nationals won 96 games this season. the most in the national league. >> you may have heard the rumors that ray rice may return to the nfl before the end of the season and that depends on the outcome of his appeal. rice is represented by the player's association who argues he was ignored due process and unfairly punished for the same incident. if the arbitrator agrees with rice, he could be reinstated. the judge is expected to rule this week whether or not to rule whether roger goodell will be made to testify. >> michael sames time in dallas is over. the cowboys released sam from the practice squad today. sam made headlines by becoming the first openly gay player to play in the nfl. he was drafted by st. louis when the final round of cuts before being picked up

held dayton should be accountable for wasting our money. his bonuses for failed obamacare bureaucrats prove he is out of touch with middle class. time for a governor who gets it and gets us. >> just johnson for governor. >> in a state like a partisan dysfunction and special interest, a team of extraordinary candidates, a step forward to restore dennis otis governor -- government. lieutenant governor, brandon borges is lieutenant governor. .at dean as state auditor together they are the independent. coming november 4. prepared and paid for by the independent party candidate committee. advertisements in the minnesota's governor's race. coming up live at 8:00 eastern. c-span's 2014 c-span competition underway. this nationwide competition for middle and high school students award 150 prizes totaling $155,000. create a documentary on the topic, the three branches and you. idiots need to show varying points of view and must be submitted by january 20, 2015. -- videos need to show varying points of view and must he submitted by january 20 the 25th

it was recently installed by dayton police to reduce crashes caused by drivers ignoring traffic signalssubaru forester and i was probably going about 35 when i approached the intersection. i looked up and i actually saw a man crossing the street, but we made eye contact and it was clear that he was going to, you know, get to the other side before i entered the intersection. >> then a pt cruiser comes out of nowhere. >> when she attempted her left-hand turn she hit the blazer, causing it to go airborne. >> the pedestrian, scott tegtmeyer, tries to get out of the way. >> everything happened in slow motion. and then things darkened. there was this kind of dark, light, dark, light experience of the tumble. the sound was horrible and i just said to myself at that point, don't die, don't die, don't die. >> witnesses rushed over to help. >> my leg was pinned under the car. so i asked the gentleman if they could lift the car. one gentleman said, ma'am, we can't lift this car. and then another guy in the background said, get the car. and they lifted the car and then someone helped pull me from t

i didn't know if i was going to be with this organization, but gm dayton moore, the owner showed a lot confidence in me and especially when ned yost came into the head skipper, he showed confidence in me right away. so a lot of guys stuck with it wme and i'm grateful for that and happy to be in this situation. >> both bull pens are really good. both starters are going to be on short leashes. how do you expect this game to play out strategically? >> we expect great things out of guthrie. hopefully, he can go six or seven like we expect him to do and like he has been doing the whole month of september and october. so we expect big things out of him and then after that our bull pen can pick him up. we are staying positive and hopefully good things will work out. >> alex, thanks a lot. kevin, back to you. >> kenny, thanks very much. fans are ready to go. first pitch coming up in an hour and two minutes. royals and giants in a game seven. there you go. who is pitching this one? how about 39-year-old tim hudson pitching in the biggest game of his life tonight. we will get his perspective on

clarence wallace and 23-year- old dayton daily were killed on september 20th. investigators now say robert williams and a suspected gang member aaron lee allison surrendered to police. police say they were involved somehow. investigators say they're still woking to identify the shooter or shooters. >>> there's a relief tonight where a suspect who barricaded himself inside an apartment has surrendered to police. just about two hours ago, police responded to an apartment on south 19th street near east santa clara street where a man apparently had attacked two other people with a knife. the two victims were hurt but are expected to survive. police say the man then barricaded himself inside the apartment and refused to come out. officers evacuated a few near by homes and apartments. negotiators were brought in and the man finally decided to give himself up. >>> bryan stow has filed a few lawsuit against the los angeles dodgers and others and it comes months after he received an $18 million judgment stemming from his attack at dodger stadium. in the new lawsuit stow

. >>> we want to bring you up to dayton some breaking news right now, there has been a roll over crash in fairmount park this afternoon. chopper three is over mlk drive near girard avenue. police tell "eyewitness news" that a 17 year-old girl was behind the wheel at this suv when it rolled down the embankment and came to a rest, right near the waters of the schuylkill river. the girl has been taken to hup, there is no word on her condition right now, and the investigation into how that crash happened, continues but stay with "eyewitness news" we will stay on top of this breaking story. >>> we have heard of a service dogs for the disable, how about a comfort dog for the courthouse. our walt hunter today with the new employee of the montgomery county court system, and how she can make a difference. >> reporter: you might call it a tail of justice. actually, the tail of turks, the new and only four legged employee, now roaming the hallways of montgomery county courthouse. >> so today's her first day on the job, she will be a member of the staff of the d.a.'s office. >> first day of school

places like cincinnati, akron and dayton are having to boost their recovery on the backs of their ownesidents. janet yellen has said in the past that the housing market continues to be disappointing. the fed can influence mortgage rates through monetary policy. other than that, are their hands tied? >> they are to some extent. low.have kept rates pretty people have been refinancing. the number of people who can thatnue to refi -- mechanism is running on its rails right now. there are not that many people left who can refinance. you are in negative equity or your income is such that you have a low documentation mortgage. >> we have about one minute left. there are new rules in place to reduce the risk that banks will have to repurchase bad mortgages from fannie mae and freddie mac. are those changes enough to relax credit standards and get potential first-time buyers up the sidelines -- off the sidelines? >> it's not a bad thing. loosening the credit standards is not a bad thing. fha has been offering similar types of mortgages for the past several years. it's not a new product in the

he was reunited with his family after a plane carrying him landed at an airbase near dayton, ohio. foal, who visited the communist country on a tourist visa, was arrested last may after leaving aifiable in a nightclub. those defective airbags linked to a number of deaths are now subject of a criminal investigation. and hungry bears forge for porridge-- or anything edible. it's no fairy tale when the cbs evening news continues. feet. i learned where the stress was at the dr.scholl's foot mapping center. then i got my number, which matched the custom fit orthotic inserts with the right support. go to drscholls.com for locations and save $10 i'm a believer. frbladder medicine not working? ...can't handle the side effects? botox® treats symptoms of leaking, going too often, and the strong sudden need to go. ask your urologist if botox® can help calm your bladder. ...and reduce your daily leakage episodes. the effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, lo

eyewitness news reporter nicole brewer joins us from police headquarters to bring us up to dayton this investigation, nicole, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you ukee ander contact police are saying residents in olney are luck think morning after 20 shots were fired but only two victims struck in the double shooting that happened overnight again in olney. it happened around 12:30 at third and west wellens after new when police received multiple 911 calls after a reported dispute in that area, some kind of argument happening. authorities found witnesses, several shell casings but no victims. they have learn that the 20 year-old male with wound to the chest and 23 year-old male shot in the hip were both taken to einstein hospital in private vehicles. they are now in stable condition but the good news in all of this is really that there were no additional victims despite the fat being that again three homes and four vehicles were also struck by gunfire. the shooters, described only as two males fled north through a rear alley from third street and then possibly entered a white

though i had written about the military and officially if the aeronautical system headquartered in dayton ohio. and since it was established in the 1950s, here is how i describe it in the book. created to help the air force and the cia and other agencies keep an eye on the soviet union and its allies, quickly evolving to the fictional british technology with sport cars and machine guns and ejection seat. but it was staffed with clever engineering whose mission was to divide quickly. it was just more specialized beginning with its first assignment in december of 1952 with the largest aerial camera after on a cargo plane with special-purpose airfare. also usually in a hurry and especially for special missions. a director in the air force took charge of the predator was bill bryan and that is him on the right with snake clark, if you can't see it. and then another retired colonel as well. and this includes how they work this wonder. another unorthodox or that played a pivotal role in this technology is someone whose photo i can show you. a scientist with extraordinary intellect and ability t

i am a crain in dayton, ohio. and i got a high respect for, you know, both parties, and, you know, sarah palin, she is a republican in alaska. i think she would make a pretty good candidate against mrs. reagan. i mean hillary clinton. you know what i am saying? she has been trying to get everything here straight down. but i think when they went over to -- when they go over there and start fooling with russia, now, russia has one of the biggest and the nuclearest bombs they have got in the world. and russia people is good. england people. they are the best people you can ever meet and they are nice people and decent people and kind people. and southern people is good people. host: roger, thanks for the call. he brought up russia's nuclear capacity. can you touch on that, dr. mian? guest: one of the things we talk about is during the cold war, the super power competition between the sglufrnings and the soviet union was on a scale that, you know, people have forgotten in the sense that at the peak of the cold war, th

a plane carried jeffrey fowle landed just before dawn in dayton, ohio. he was greeted with a bug hug from his family. fowle was set free after, quote, repeated requests of president obama. >> and secretary of state john kerry says the u.s. gave up nothing to secure his freedom. margaret brennan is covering the unexpected release. margaret, good morning. >> good morning. good morning to our viewers in the west. well, jeffrey fowle spent six months in a north korean prison for crimes against the state after he left a bible in a nightclub. his release left american officials wondering just what pyongyang will do next. >> i need everybody's help i can get. >> reporter: 56-year-old jeffrey fowle was last seen this summer pleading for his freedom, as north korean authorities paraded him in front of media. suddenly he was released on tuesday. >> we can confirm jeffrey fowle has been ok'd to be freed and return to his home. >> reporter: informing the state department through a swedish intermediary that fowle was free to go. the pentagon scrambled this government

it is officially the 645th aero nautical space group head quartered in dayton, ohio. since established in the 1950s it has been called big safari. here is how i describe it in the book: created during the cold war to help the air force, cia and other agency's keep an eye on the soviet union big safari e evolved ved. and it was like the james bond movies. big safari didn't fix snazzy sports cars or shoot tier gas but like 007 it was staffed with clever engineers whose mission was to device ways quickly. it was more specialized beginning with its first assignment in december 1952 installing the largest camera on a plane called pie face. it was tricking out the special aircraft. usually in a hurry and for special missions. big safari's director, when the air force took charge of the predator was bull grimes. that is him on the right -- bill -- with secretary peters and snake clark. another retired colonel who stayed on his job as a civilian. and i reveal how bill grimes maneuvered on capital hill. another person that changed it pivotal role in bring on the drone is someo

welcome dayton was launched. the chicago office of new americans. global cleveland. similar initiatives are being formed in the midwest. there are almost a dozen. it is exciting work. it is important work. it is focused on national and regional economic policy. director rodriguez said that absent federal action, we cannot do it all. with employment-based visas, you can't create them. what strategy do you use to overcome those types of challenges? >> the biggest economic boost would be a more sensible and higher performing immigration policy. maybe even it is localized. what we face in detroit is different in long beach or new york city. our needs are different. one-size-fits-all policy might not work as well. absent that, we are going to do everything we can to take advantage of the opportunities that we have. a lot of that work would paris well if some kind of reform policy was passed. international students, we have a global talent retention initiative. where the first and only international student retention in the country. we have three full-time staff. we have a

air force museum in dayton, ohio. imagine a swirling mass of mustangs, f-4s against mig 21s. the plane's movements limited by thin blue sky, the air flow and daring and skill of their pilots. they twist and turn, climb and dive, all in pursuit of each other. to become an ace, a pilot must score five air-to-air kills, requiring extraordinary proficiency and courage. some say it also requires a killer instinct, a warrior gene that allows them to overcome fear, to engage in deadly combat. climb into the cockpit and join us in the wild blue yonder with some of america's greatest aces. >> if you don't get him, he will get you. >> you don't have time for fear. >> the next thing i say, he is a dead man and i don't care if i have to chase him back to the kremlin. >> from the mythical to leonardo da vinci we have always dreamt of achieving the freedom of flight. two bicycle builders from ohio, orville and wilbur wright would be the first to make this plight of fantasy a reality. on december 17th, 1903, the first powered aircraft flew over the sandy beaches of kitty hawk, north carolin

outside dayton ohio 90 minutes ago, he was greeted by his family.was accused of leaving a bible at a nightclub. >> the f.b.i. investigating the case of three teens caught in germany on their way to join isil. the colorado teens are back home. it is unclear if they will be charged. >> isil fighters showed weapons captured that were dropped in syria. >> a journalist is now ebola free. the ebola czar ron klain begins his first official day on the job. this morning, all u.s. bound air travelers from west african countries dealing with ebola are facing advanced screening. >> for more, lets bring in robert ray at jackson international airport. take us through these new government guidelines. >> good morning, stephanie. you know, the thing about this is there's been a lot of calls for a travel ban by some lawmakers. a travel ban for people coming from west africa into the u.s. at this point, what officials are doing is isolating the airports that people come in through, about 150 passengers from west africa come into the u.s. each day here at atlanta's bus

let's start from ann from dayton, ohio, who is a parent. good morning, ann. >> caller: that's a beautiful campus and beautiful town, bloomington, but i want to talk about my direct experience as a single parent with three daughters and not much economic help with my ex. i have encouraged my three daughters all in their 30s to be excellent students and that that was their job. and they did. and i was middle income. and they qualified for great scholarships at small private schools, my oldest went to ober lin and i only ended up having to pay 4,000 a year there. and then the other one got into loyola, they all got into small private schools. and what we experienced -- the youngest decided to go to the university of colorado and they didn't give a great package. and we found out that after her first year, you know, and we went into debt for that first year, that we ran into a lot of extremely wealthy kids who were lying about being in-state status at a large school and then getting instate pay, which she did get after jumping through all the h

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so i'm glen costy, i'm the director of the dayton, ohio, v.a.as asked to come to phoenix to help out for four months. i arrived july 9th the in end of my tour will be the 6th of november. and it was an honor to be asked to come and help lead the organization as we continue to move forward here at phoenix. wanted to also thank our veterans that came out tonight. this is an important way for us to receive feedback and hear good things we're doing as well as things you need us to do better on. we're excited to hear your feedback. want to thank the family members that support you. it's a lab labor of love to work with helping our veterans. also want to thank our stake holders because it takes a community of folks to work with all the needs that we have for our veterans. many things the v.a. does. also things the v.a. can't do. we have a nice partnership here in phoenix with many of our stake holders. want to thank them for their support. today was an example we were briefing our delegation and the office was showing us a wonderful veterans resource

dayton, ohio 49. it is milder down to the south of us. we've got a couple of systems at work here high pressure in control today but this warm front lifting through at your use. no rain today but it will just bring milder temperatures then we had yesterday. and then the cold front comes through and this is scheduled for late in the day on tuesday, tomorrow, with a little bit of rain. when does that rain arrive? not to day. it should ab a dry day to day, decent day as well, so we will move ahead into tomorrow, it is just a in mix of sun and clouds on tuesday, and it is not until five or 6:00 we will see some rain moving through. some rain could get heavy north and west of the city in the overnight hours tuesday into wednesday morning. but for most of us, the rain will have cleared out by the time we're together for fox 29 morning news on wednesday about 4:00 a.m. so things look dry after. that so where are we going from there? to here, the mid 70's today. we will have lower 70's today and mid 70's tomorrow. seventy's for wednesday, but thu

pathway school discovery of dayton for now her mom pulled her after dog of pull league. >> things like a boy. she's ugly now. a lot of hurt if you recall things. >> mom says at first she contacted her teacher by e-mail but wasn't satisfied so she contacted the school's principal. >> when i finally kind of got the paper work back from the school on were they were going to do we were satisfied at that point. >> she says nothing changed at the school when jed today returned to class. >> she went back monday, and the boys were teasing her again telling her that they -- parents weren't concerned. >> i'm disappointed that it wasn't taken seriously, and i don't really know who to trust any more. but i'm also really happy because how many people have been supporting me. >> reporter: jed today does have lots of support thousands of rallying hyped her on her facebook stand up for jed today. tuesday morning they got more disappointed. heidi decided to talk to the principal again. >> we were not greeted with very friendly words. we were told to tough it out, he doesn't know anyone that's died from

there's john crawford in dayton. >> the man shot dead in a walmart holding a walmart product. >> yes. know it is not just isolated to ferguson. we see all the other cases and we may grant efforts to connect with those people, to let people know it is not just a ferguson issue but a nationwide issue of police brutality that has to stop. >> can you read your t-shirt? unti--, we have him if you look at the very bottom, it is, "to be continued." our goal is to put a period. >> tef poe to know what are the plans and ferguson? >> with a series of creative and corrugated actions. initiallyat happened as you heard ashley's begun earlier, when this incident first happened, we did not know what to do. we were kind of playing catch up. with the we could of resistance, we have the opportunity to show the world we actually are organized and we are one accord, that we are synchronized. we're going to have a few massive demonstrations downtown and in some of those people will break off into their own private engagements and private demonstrations in different public settings. ,e're going to have a c

>> the most under valued homes are in two parts of the country, midwest, places like dayton and cleveland and detroit and parts of new england like new haven. we are seeing markets that both have had longer term economic challenges even though they are seeing price rebounds as well as markets where prices aren't much where prices look 10% or more under valued compared to what is normal for that local market. >> tomorrow is a big day -- not tomorrow. later on this week is the big jobs report. i understand that you believe that the virtuous cycle between housing and jobs recovery is broken. why do you say it is broken? >> even though it looks like prices are getting back to normal in much of the country the link between housing and jobs is broken. construction is still far below normal levels and young adults aren't back at work. they are really important for the housing market because that young adult group, those are the people deciding whether to move out of their parents' homes and become renters or home buyers. both of those numbers are been bad shape right now. i also can't wait. i ke

this was dayton flyers first game versus maris college over the weekend?s again at some point. >> stop. >> horrible case of animal abuse in delaware county. rescuers say a very sweet dad was badly starved. >> so sad. the images little tough to look at. the search is on who would do something like this? this is obviously going on for quite a while. pitbull terrier foul malnourished in a backyard in chester, see pretty much every bone in her boyde, she wade 20 pounds there is one year old pup was saved by the delaware county spca. in fact the spca operations cents manager there, dana villa, now fostering the pup, that the staff has named pearl. >> knowing that, the fact that it probably took months and months for her to get this way, it is sad that this was probably been -- probably been neglected the majority of her life. >> i mean, she should be at least 40, 50 pounds. so she's substantially obviously under weight. but pearl's on rigorous diet to make sure that she gains that weight back. dana says pearl is very friendly, very happy, and some day will make

. >> sitting at my desk, i was go to give it up dayton twitter, really nothing to talk b i feel like going hey everybody. because i accident have too much to say, things have cleared out quite nicely. all of the earlier ends dents have cleared, ben franklin open, all of the bridges moving well, sort every still waiting on the rush. 6:04, we move now to take a look at 95, you will notice that even still in delaware county, both northbound, southbound, moving well. it doesn't matter if you are traveling around this area here, commodore barry bridge stretch, 452, making your wade toward 476 all-in-all moving real well southbound and northbound. good amount of speece between the vehicles, always great indicators speed censors are still you will there. we are still in the 50's if you are traveling on the schuylkill and 476. starting to see just touch of drop on 95. that's through the construction zone to girard. no delays for mass transit and things at the airport looks great. we'll see what happens with that rush in just a little bit. >> overnight the state department announced third dal

mark dayton is not super popular but is going to win that race in the business community really hasn't stepped up on the republican side to help republicans win the minnesota state house which was a priority for much of this year and so it looks like he will win. al franken is also favored at this point although republicans nominated a fairly impressive businessman but he hasn't been able to make that race still double digits in the polls and there's a couple i want resting house races in minnesota actually. sturelt mills who minnesotaens will know is in a very competitive race with nick nolton in the upper part of the state by lake superior so that's kind of fun to watch. but i don't expect any change at the governors' race or the senate level. host: another state we haven't gone into detail is kansas which you've mentioned a couple of times. senator jerry moran actually joined or will on sunday. here he is talking about kansas politics and governor brownback's race and why governors' races are different than senators' races in kansas. >> it's not that cansens are frustrated with repu

three americans being held by the government, and that man just landed as is an air force base near daytony back home to his family. as you just heard, he was arrested in may for leaving a bible in a night club. christian evangelism considered a crime in north korea negotiations for the two other american prisoners, are ongoing. >>> 6:48 right now. actress and her boyfriends, accuse los angeles police of racial profiling have now been charged with leud conduct. >> yes, daniel, made headlines last month, you may remember, watts claimed police arrested her on suspicion of being a prostitute. because she was kissing her boy friend. there is the couple right there. but police have maintained they were called to the scene because witnesses say the couple was having sex in their car. and police say they followed proper protocol. watts not publicly responded to that charge. >> okay, actress zelwiger, getting come owns on her face. on the left what she used to look like, on the rye, what she looked at an event earlier this week. a lot of people saying it didn't look anything like her. but she issu

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the high representative there responsible for overseeing the dayton accords. we'll bring you the latest news from the elections later in the evening. >> thanks so much. >>> now, cyclone has hid india's east coast killing five people. high winds caused severe damage forcing hundreds of thousands to leave their homes. here's the report from new delhi. >> heavy rains and winds of up to 200 kilometers an hour lash the coastal states in india. the cyclone has already crashed communication networks and severely damaged roads, power lines and buildings. the national disaster response force says it has taken all preindications, but people say they need more help. >> translator: yesterday night there was heavy rain here. no one is here to help us. fishermen's lives have been destroyed. >> reporter: state governments have told hundreds of thousands of people to evacuate their homes and businesses. they've also set up more than a 1,000 relief shelters. 1800 emergency workers are now on the ground and are continuing with the rescue operations despite the treacherous condi