rich edson with d.c. >> the centers for disease control says the u.s.ten airport screenings to prevent those who have the disease from traveling from west africa. the white house will offer the details of increased screenings in the next couple of days. officials say the u.s. government is training african airport workers spotting ebola symptoms and take travelers' temperatures before they leave

secretary of state john kerry sitting down with chinese's foreign minister in washington, d.c. rich edson live at the white house with details. rich, has it started yet? >> david, liz, there was round number one this afternoon. the state department added yet another round between secretary of state john kerry and foreign minister of china. part of the discussions were protests in hong kong. generally speaking state department officials say that the u.s. said resolving human rights issues in china would help make that country stronger. the u.s. has been somewhat reluctant to directly criticize china, at least overtly on this

rich edson with d.c. >> the centers for disease control says the u.s. will tighten airport screenings to prevent those who have the disease from traveling from west africa. the white house will offer the details of increased screenings in the next couple of days. officials say the u.s. government is training african airport workers spotting ebola symptoms and take travelers' temperatures before they leave the region. hospital officials in dallas say a patient is in critical and stabile condition. they say he's on a ventilator and kidney dialysis. doctors are treating him and freelance photographer of ebola in nebraska with experimental drug. meanwhile in spain, the government is monitoring three more after tests confirmed a nurse's assistant contracted the disease. back to you. charles: rich, thank you very much. down to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange for what was a massive, massive sell-off. nicole? >> charles, you need a seat belt for the stock market. the volatility is back, the markets sold off in a big way. the imf cu

david: rich edson from d.c. it deals with the protocol issue.ber when the nurses got sick, the cdc is kind of putting the blame on them for not following protocol. now i guess the protocol is wrong, right? >> first couple days they had exposed skin when treating the first ebola patient. now the cdc says if you treat an ebola patient, no exposed skin and protective gear all over. the new guidelines will set standards for removing the gear safely. the new rules are expected within the next day and as a result of those two health care workers in dallas. one top government health official reassured medical staff the new guidelines will be a significant safety improvement. >> right now those protocols are being changed so that we can have as jessie said, much more stringent attention to training, to training to observation, to make sure you're well protected. >>? washington, more criticism over the nation's ebola response. he select ad attorney, former vice president biden's chief of staff ron klain as ebola czar. the house government oversight commi

fox business's rich edson in the d.c. bureau with details. rich. >> harvard's university of institute of politics said the results show 18 to 2010 fer 29-year-old as. they say favor democrats controlling congress. 43% saying republicans. among those saying they definitely plan to vote this year, republicans hold 51-47% advantage among millenials. in the midterms republicans may benefit from younger voters. >> this generation as a generation, preferred democrats slightly more than republicans on most issues. the question is, who is going to actually show up and vote on tuesday? what the answer to that question is, the people who say they're most likely vote, basically 25% of the young people, will most likely vote look more like romney campaign than the obama campaign for 2012. >> as for share thoughts on president obama's job performance, 43% approve, 53% disapprove. on his handling of the economy, only 36% approve, 60% disapprove. these numbers mirror broader voter surveys. recent "fox news poll" puts president's approval rating at 41% with

secretary of state john kerry sitting down with chinese's foreign minister in washington, d.c. rich edson white house with details. rich, has it started yet? >> david, liz, there was round number one this afternoon. the state department added yet another round between secretary of state john kerry and foreign minister of china. part of the discussions were protests in hong kong. generally speaking state department officials say that the u.s. said resolving human rights issues in china would help make that country stronger. the u.s. has been somewhat reluctant to directly criticize china, at least overtly on this secretary of state john kerry cautiously commented on the protests in hong kong. >> as china knows, we support universal sufferage in hong kong. accordingly the basic law. and we belief in an open society with the highest possible degree of autonomy and governed by rule of law is essential for hong kong's stability and prosperity. and we have high hopes that the hong kong authorities will exercise restraint and respect the protesters right to express their views peacefully. >> thi

fox business's rich edson in the d.c. bureau with details.rvard's university of institute of politics said the results show 18 to 2010 fer 29-year-old as. they say favor democrats controlling congress. 43% saying republicans. among those saying they definitely plan to vote this

rich edson is with me now from d.c. rich, first of all, what are you listening for?est