>>ed i let the dpr speak to that. >> would you explain how that would speak in the negotiations? >> not get into the efforts here. >> no u.s. envoys on the ground here. mostly facilitated by the swedish diplomats. >> we're not going to give more details in general, but as we said in a statement, this was a department of defense at the request of the request department to meet mr. fowle and left pyongyang with him and they have those resources. >> if i'm reading between the line, i'm understanding that north korea kind of arbitrarily or for whatever reasons decided to release mr. fowle and that this was not a product of negotiators whether from the united states or other countries being on the ground. >> i'm not telling you to read between the lines or indicati indicating -- >> can you maybe tell us who made the first contact or was this done through you think swedes but was japan involved, as well? >> i don't have any more details to share to you about this. i'm sorry, guys, this is, obviously, happening very fast. if we have any more details to share, we will. >> can you confirm

the other scenario could be that the property was part of a survey so we have a dpr a or b form so it has some of the initial research that we need but it doesn't have the full-fledged narrative report that's required. so what you'll see for active cases is the first few are the ones that i would say are in the close estate of completion, then we move on to active cases which have been owner or community initiated and that includes the rube goldberg building, which we've discussed at a couple meetings, 149 9th street which is a change in article designation. 2 henry adams is still on here. if the commission wishes we could pull it off of the work program but that's entirely at your discretion and we defer to you, so for right now it's documented as part of your work program. and then they go on and you'll see that they are all the same properties that we've discussed before, including those we identified as part of the transit center district plan that was added during the adoption of that plan and also the three properties we identified as part of the jay chess. and then just the las

any parent that knows their kids drinks that allows themselves to dpr drive a car, they should be held personally responsible. >> greg, do you think it's rulings like this that make parents tend to be those helicopter parents that -- >> facebook would be better if it was actually a book of faces. i don't have kids, it's court ordered and i worked very hard to get where i am in life and i'll be damned if i'm going to let it be ruined by some offspring. there is why every time my wife and i talk about kids, i go, no. i deserve -- i'm not going to get sued because of little greg jr.'s mistake. but it's not about the kids, it's about the parents posting embarrassing things. kids are smart about this stuff. what about lonely drunk adults, who post selfies after they have been in the hot tub. how about your friends mom makia hot tub. >> not to mention their colleagues. . if you knew you would have to run four miles to burn off that bottle of coca-cola you're about bottle of coca-cola you're about to drink, would you buy a single ember that escapes from a wildfire can travel more than a mile.

of outrage from harry reid about money from republican billionaires such as the koch brothers, the dprmocratics have their -- >> the democratic senatorial campaign has raised $111 million compared to 1 -- >> reporter: even when you take all sorts of money from all donors from all races the democrats still lead. >> it's $595 million for the democrats and about $450 million for the republicans. >> reporter: the campaign committee made a last minute push and raised a half million in september, it's best month ever. >> that's a change and says that republican contributors big and small, are marshaling to the cause. >> you wouldn't know it for from the constant pleading for more cash, saying, quote, today's ad buying deadline is the most critical of the election, this is our last chance to rescue democrat s drowning in koch funded attacks. >> democrats are claiming they're losing the race. >> the democratic party is flush from more than 50 fund raisers by the democrats. real estate barron rich richmond. dprak senate candidates are happy to get the money, but are -- >> these candidates are r

they view them as part of the territory of the dpr, and they say that as much as they can, they will go through political means they blame kiev for aborting any kind of political initialtive, and they say that if need be, then they will use military means. now, all this is also gearing up towards the ukrainian national elections that are due over the weekend. now people here that this military build up is happening because of those elections. the separatist leaders view though as they view the presidential elections back in may, as illegitimate, no one will be voting in most of these areas, accept the three towns what people are looking at here, are the weekend after on november second, there will be an election, whereby the residents of this area will vote for a president and for local counsel. the separatist leaders tell us that this will be the first step towards legitimizing both the peoples republic, and the nearby people's republic. >> and back in this country, new details tonight on the academic scandal at the university of north carolina. more than 3,000 students about half o

. >> i have got to tell you, on what dpr casey said, we had many medical experts to say it's impossible for every hospital to come up to speed on ebola, i would like to press him on what he meant there. and the strike force on ebola, tell us more about it. >> within the next week or so, the pentagon says downing in ft. sam houston in texas, the secretary of defense said he wants medical support teams to begin training with special equipment and a small team would be deployed dmsically who specializes in infectious diseases. and a very specific mission down in texas, they would be ready to deploy for the next 30 days. >> thank you very much. >> the loved ones of patient zero, as they call him, thomas eric duncan will get the all clear just hours from now, at midnight, they will end 21 days in quarantine after he began to -- duncan's fiance issued a statement today thanking everyone for their help and prayers. meanwhile a cruise ship where a dallas medical worker was under self-quarantine after handling samples at that dallas hospital has -- they had to do something to get that woman off

but to a dpr, it's not rocket science. it's stuff they needed to do and wasn't the toughest. but at johns hopkins, they, never the less, decided to put all steps on a checklist. >> and then look at this, look at what the checklist did. the unit that made this change monitored the results in patients for a year after they started this checklist system. the results were so dramatic that they weren't sure whether to believe them. the ten-day line infection rate went from ten days to zero. they calculated just one hopt in this checklist had prevented 43 infections and eight deaths. just putting what they already knew they should do on a written checklist as a way of making sure they actually did it. just like flying the b-17. >> this is not the hardest thing about their jobs. washing your hands is not something you need years of medical school to do. but that is the kind of stuff it turns out that can easily go wrong. it doesn't mean that you're an idiot. you might be the most intensely trained expert in the world in your field. but that kind of stuff can go wrong. we're human. a

we've been talking about the death of god dpr a long time now, and yet religion is argueably a greaterthan in centuries. a recent survey shows americans want more religion in public life, not less. so these passionate conversations we've been having about religion are not gk to end any time soon. we would all be better off if we turned down the volume on the discussion, and learned a little bit more not just about each other's religion, but religion itself. >> reporter: the opinions. and now bob schieffer on what's ahead on face the nation. >> good morning we'll start with the latest on the overnight news of another ebola case confirmed in dallas, and we'll talk to former secretary of defense, leon panetta. >> charles: bob schieffer, thank you. we'll be watching. and next week on sunday morning. >> i'm going to get in trouble for telling the story but i'm going to tell it anyway. what are you going to do suspend me? >> charles: batter up. good times and bad times of pete rose. >> charles: we leave you this sunday morning at a pond in north carolina. see you later alligator. >> charles:

because you don't want the record of what goes on in your administration to essentially dpr. so there's been a blurring in our entire industry. and in the world, between what's independent journalism and what's kind of an institution going directly to the public with their own message. on some level, that's fine, and companies do it as well. and people are using twitter to disclose things. and up to a point that's okay. but on the other hand, you know, you do have to worry that there's not a respect and a value placed on independent journalism. so we were involved and a.p. was involved in lobbying very hard with the white house to give us more access. we've gotten a little bit more access. >> did they get it? >> we've gotten a little more access. but it's not everything you would want. >> did they understand why? >> did they understand? um, you know, i think only partly. one of the troubling things that we're all facing is, this is the administration that said it was going to be the transparency administration. and there's been a lot of language around the importance of trans

because you don't want the record of what goes on in your administration to essentially dpr. so there's been a blurring in our entire industry. and in the world, between what's independent journalism and what's kind of an institution going directly to the public with their own message. on some level, that's fine, and companies do it as well. and people are using twitter to disclose things. and up to a point that's okay. but on the other hand, you know, you do have to worry that there's not a respect and a value placed on independent journalism. so we were involved and a.p. was involved in lobbying very hard with the white house to give us more access. we've gotten a little bit more access. >> did they get it? >> we've gotten a little more access. but it's not everything you would want. >> did they understand why? >> did they understand? um, you know, i think only partly. one of the troubling things that we're all facing is, this is the administration that said it was going to be the transparency administration. and there's been a lot of language around the importance of trans