>> this is the same organization that did the whole, hey, white people, ferguson ad. it was the same music and the same schtick. can they find something new? >> i find it delightful. the ad is getting attention so that makes it successful. jay well, yeah -- >> yeah, well usually that's how we measure success. these kids are thinking i am successful because i was cast in a commercial. meanwhile when i was that age i seriously additioned for an oscar meyer wiener commercial and had to spell balogna that was harder than cussing. i don't like this. do i think we should teach the younger generation that women are strong and powerful people? of course. >> no. oh, sorry. i should have known better. >> i don't think we should use children as pawns in this t-shirt company's, i don't know, vendetta. >> i love the fact that they believe that this is all about social change, but you go on their website and it is just overpriced t-shirts. that's all it is. if you go to the bottom they say this is a for profit company. all they are trying to do is drive traffic to their website , an

. >> you said that ferguson ad is not illegal and this is not ill little. the imp indication at the end of that ad is get rid of her and -- >> tie kay hagan to president obama. >> i 15id -- >> bob, how is that any different from the democrats trying to tie all republicans to the koch brothers? i mean, that is their tactic, right, to say that they're assigned to elitists or they're aligned with elitists, they're aligned with elitists on the left. >> the koch people give a lot of money to republicans. >> the media gives in kind contributions to democrats every day, that's the point of that ad. >> my prediction for the next two years is that president obama will be the next steve austin. they will make him the david to the republican goliath, they're already telling the victors, the republicans who haven't won yet to act like losers, just because you're republicans, doesn't mean you should act like republicans, you should not do what the public want you to do, you should act more like liberals like the media want you to tdo. >> facebook friday and also stay tun

because that's the party that just released the ferguson ad we just showed. >> you get a two for one effect, they force it into a runoff, then if the senate is hanging in the balance, the president and his party can push $100 million and every organizing for action, volunteer and employee across the country into that state to try to win it. that's the reality. but i would say this, and this is my bet. i'll make a bet with you, counselor, about what we'll be talking about two weeks from tonight and i'm already getting the goosebumps, already getting excited about it. two weeks from tonight we'll be talking about north carolina because that's going to be the bellwether state, where kay hagan and tom -- thom tillis. he's had a good october. the race is tied. that poll closes early. how it happens in north carolina will tell us what happens across the rest of the country. >> can't wait. looking forward to it. see you then, chris. thank you. chris is one of those guys who knows like county by county by county every single state. you remember election night 2012, right? remember the long w

ferguson police. >>> senate democrats are launching last-minute attack ads. attacks are accusing plans to slash social security and medicare. they are airing in states with critical senate races in arkansas and iowa and louisiana. primarily targeting the older

having her in the united states senate is a good thing. >> we've been talk being in georgia, the ferguson adk. david purdue, the republican, is just about tied with michelle nunn. >> well, i think that the national republican senatial committee that pumped a bunch of money in the race to help him to pull away from her, that is a sign this they think it will come down to the wire. there is a libertarian detainee that is getting about 5% of the vote that to me, that takes away votes from the republicans. so i think that could hurt purdue. however, in the end, i think it will work. the thing about nunn that surprises me is she worked for president george bush in the fund of life foundation. he endorsed purdue. he doesn't always do that. but he thinks that republicans win the senate, he did it. he asked michelle nunn not to use his likeness or his family's likeness in ads and she continues to do that, which i find surprising because i would never, ever want to disappoint president george h.w. bush. >> they don't get the 50%, they have the runoff. >> megyn kelly and bret baier could be sitting th

. >> for instance, campaign ads ferguson, missouri, trayvon death. >> won't fight for us. instead, he made it harder for communities to vote. restricting early voting and voter registration. tillis led the effort to pass the fight to stand your ground laws that caused the shooting death of trayvon martin. >> and joining us special assistant to president george w. bush and daily beast columnist ron christy. basically two issues. whether the ads are accurate and honest second issue is whether they work. >> they are not accurate and they are not honest. i think it's disgraceful. >>. we don't have people burning crosses and we don't have lynchings and people discriminating against americans based on the color of their skin, the democrats are running scared. they are running and they are staying we are going to lose this election. we don't have the momentum on ideas. we don't have mope momentum behind the president's policies. we need our greatest constituency the african-american vote to come out and vote for us, and the best way for us to do it is not a positive message. it's

ferguson police. >>> senate democrats are launching last-minute attack ads.ks are accusing plans to slash social security and medicare. they are airing in states with critical senate races in arkansas and iowa and louisiana. primarily targeting the older voting demographic. >>> the president will be making last minute appearances in six states to boost democratic support for governorships. first stop in milwaukee for mary burke. she is locked in a battle with scott walker. >>> meanwhile, house speaker john boehner trashed the president and foreign policy on the campaign trail while stumping for hopeful in iowa. he criticized the president's response to russia's takeover the crimea. listen to this. >> and when you look at the chaos going on -- does anybody think vladimir putin had gone into crimea had george w. bush been president of the united states? each putin is smart enough to know bush would have punched him in the face in ten seconds. >> the thing is vladimir putin and russia did invade a former member georgia. the republic of georgia. that happened whe

new york times, jeremy peters reports that national radio ads throughout the south are invoking incendiaries topics such as trayvon martin ferguson, and even new jim crow to rile up the base. republicans are crying foul and saying that the democrats are playing the race card. do they have a point in saying that these tactics crossed the line? >> i certainly think they are incendiary and i certainly agree with republicans who say if republicans engage in these incendiary tactics the press would be much more up in arms area i do think that in every cycle, we have colleagues that they this is the most negative ever. factually they are questionable but the incendiary nature of them shows you'd go to read to which democrats know they have no choice but to turn out the african-american vote with emotion, or they will not win. >> and you have to look at these case-by-case. there is a leaflet in one of these races, maybe louisiana where a leaflet has a lynching on it and talks about how if the republicans retake the senate, president obama will be impeached. to me, that is over the line. to invoke the stand and fight your ground law in f

ferguson. harry reid, super pac, running this ad on black radio. accusing tom tillis of using an effort.law that, quote, caused the shooting death of trayvon martin. is using the issue of race like that to drive turnout, is that appropriate? >> look, i think our continued outreach in the african-american communities specifically, in the hispanic community -- >> are those specific efforts appropriate? >> look, do i think it's appropriate to constantly remind people how important it is to vote, how important it is to make your voice heard, how important it is to remain engaged? and how if you don't, you lose your voice? absolutely, i think -- >> can you not do that without trotting out the images of dead black teenagers? >> look, i think there are -- there are a lot of important issues in the community that we are out there talking about. the dnc is running ads. radio ads around the country, reminding people of the need to get behind the economic agenda that we've been pushing. there's a lot of different mechanisms we're using out there. but the fundamental point is that it is absolutely c

the liking of an autopsy report of a shooting of an unarmed teenager is already adding to a tense situation in ferguson, missouri. there was a standoff wednesday night between police and protesters outside the ferguson police department. at least two people were detained after demonstrators threw water bottles at a police barrica barricade. well, protesters want the police officer who killed 18-year-old michael brown arrested, but a leaked autopsy report could support the officer's claim that there was a struggle before the shooting. we have details on that report. >> michael brown's st. louis autopsy report on the leak of the autopsy of his death. two details the public has not heard before. details about the gunshot wound to brown's hand and forensic information that could help determine whether the teen had his hands up while being shot. witnesses, including this construction worker have told cnn brown had his hands up when he was shot by police officer darren wilson. >> we had an independent forensic expert examine the autopsy report which revealed where the bullets entered and exited brown's body.

. >>> plus, calls for justice are growing louder in ferguson, missouri, why a leaked autopsy report is adding to tensions over the police shooting of an unarmed teen. stay with us. >> i heard a bunch of pops, i thought it was fire crackers going off. i look across the street and there was a man with a rifle shooting at a bunch of people. everyone was running around. there were people on the ground. i won't say what i was thinking if it's live tv, but it was just something that you don't believe will ever happen. and it happened right in front of my eyes. >> another eyewitness account there. welcome back, everyone. we want to update you on our top story. canada's prime minister says his country won't be intimidated by terrorism. this after a gunman was shot and killed on parliament hill in ottawa on wednesday. police say he was the man who killed a canadian soldier at a nearby war memorial just moments earlier. the gunman's end came after a chaotic exchange. and just listen here to how this all sounded to those who experienced it. [ gunfire ] >> i don't know. there's a bunch of gun shots. >> a

newly leaked details into the investigation of the shoot of michael brown are adding to the already high tensions in fergusonouri. as you know a grand jury has been hearing testimony in secret about what happened when the unarmed teenager crossed paths with officer darren wilson in august. the details of that were leaked and they contain crucial forensic evidence that the jury will weigh when deciding whether to indict officer wilson. brown's family and others in ferguson have made it clear they won't rest for anything less than an indictment of the officer. >> reporter: this is the new normal in ferguson, protests night and day for the past 73 days. their number one demand -- justice. and to them that means the indictment and arrest of officer darren wilson who shot and killed unarmed teenager michael brown august 9th. tensions are high again after new details about the investigation were leaked by a federal source to "the new york times" indicating forensic evidence may mean potential civil rights charges are unlikely. u.s. law enforcement sources told cnn brown's blood was found on wilson's gun, inside wi

for the democratic party and it could the reason democrats are turning up the heat using ads that invoke ferguson martin. is it a legitimate strategy? will it work? joining us is fox news contributor david webb. will this work? >> it will work for a certain amount of people that have literally been bought into this plantation idea that the democrats own what they deserve, will give it to you. unfortunately charles barkley was right when he said there are a lot of people that have literally been pushed into a position where they're vested in keeping success out of their lives. i'll paraphrase him in another way. here's what's interesting about this. they're preying on fears. the fears of barack obama's legacy as the first black president. the fear of ferguson where they say if you don't vote -- if you vote there won't be another ferguson. because voting was not the reason for this incident between darren wilson and michael brown. and something else, we now have candidates doing this, not pacs. we have candidates that are actually putting out these ads directly. mary landrieu, wendy davis. >> in no

what the ad is saying we have so vote to make sure we preserve communities, vote to have a conversation to make sure fergusont's what the ad is trying to say there. doesn't mention the word republican not efsh ononce. >> ferguson is a suburb of st. louis, controlled by democrats -- what does it have to do with politics? >> ferguson has had a national impact, we can all agree there, tucker. democrats are saying, listen, we need to have a conversation about ferguson. one party does, one party doesn't. that's how we're going to fix the situation. >> this is just a way to scare black voters to voting for mi michelle nunn, no? >> these ads are reprehensible. it was recently reported in the news a former pollster has said if black voters don't get out that it's going to be devastating for the democratic politicians so this is a scare tactic to move black voters to go out to the polls and vote. from the white house on down. you've seen michelle obama going out with phrases such as us versus them, that mentality. al sharpton of all people going down to ferguson soon. with the fliers coming out from the georgia democ

why ferguson police officer darren wilson, a report adding support to wilson's story. >> i phones andds anticipating what you will say in a text message. >> an american held in north korea is back in the u.s. >> we are outside dayton ohio, about an hour ago, his wife and kids awaiting his return. >> john joins us live. all of this coming together quickly and quietly. >> the media knew it was going to happen, but nobody said anything until the plane got to guam. >> he was flown out of north korea aboard a u.s. plane. north korea deciding it would be best if u.s. diplomats came to pyongyang to rale for his release. just before 7:00 a.m. eastern time, he landed in ohio, where his wife and children were waiting to say hello again. >> he has been evaluated bay doctor and appears to be in good health. >> back on american soil, jeffery fowle, a father of three released from north korea six months after detained for leaving a bible at a nightclub. tuesday, a u.s. plane touched down briefly in pyongyang for the carefully executed handoff. in august, fowle publicly apologized for the incident.

ferguson police. >>> all right. politics now. senate democrats launching a round of attack ads. a last-minute bid to hold on to senate majority.he ads accuse republicans of harboring plans to slash social security and medicare. races in iowa and new hampshire and targeting the elderly vote. >> one week until election day. >>> president obama on the campaign trail today. he is planning appearances in six states this week to boost support for the democrats who will have him to hold or win governorships. first stop in milwaukee where he is going to attend a rally for democrat mary burke who is locked in a tight race with scott walker. >>> house speaker john boehner trashing president obama's foreign policy record on the campaign trail. stumping for hopeful dr. miller-meeks, in iowa, he criticized the president's response for russia's takeover of crimea. >> when you look at the chaos that is going on, does anybody think putin would have gone into crimea had george w. bush been president? even putin is smart enough to know bush would have punched him in the nose. >> the thing is, back in 2008, putin did invade another former member

racial injustice, saying if you want to prevent another ferguson, don't shoot, the next page reads vote it is up to you to make change happen. this radio ad connects to harry reid, ties the death of teenager trayvon martin two years ago, to senate candidate tom tillis of north carolina. >> the democrats from a strategic point of view know they need the african-american vote to come out. and without that they will lose badly. >> democrat incumbents in states like louisiana are vulnerable. each side, of course, is accusing the other of fear mongering. >> you started it, you are doing. >> we aren't doing it, you are with have some breaking news for you now, the man suspected of killing a police officer has been caught, police have been looking for him since september 12th. that's when he alleged ambushed a police barracks killing one state trooper and wounding another. local news reporters say he was captured in a hanger after law enforcement closed in on him. the mvp aword was handed out last night, but it came with a big gaffe, kind of funny from the guy presents the big story that's next, and then it is real money. >> coming up, everythin

ferguson. actions of civil disobedience are expected on monday. organizers are calling for people to remain peaceful, but fuel was added to the fire on wednesday when police officer shot an 18-year-old. police say myers pulled a gun and shot at the officer. on sunday, a coalition of speakers will gather for a mass meeting, hoping to foster dialogue within the community. my next guest is scheduled to be one of those speakers this weekend. joining me tonight is reverend jim wallace. good to have you with us tonight. i appreciate your time on this very important topic. simmering the tensions is going to be the mission here. what do you hope to accomplish on sunday, reverend? >> the local clergy in ferguson that have played a very pastoral role, for two months, 60 days of stress and tension when an unarmed black man has shot by a white police officer and there's been no real response from ferguson, from law enforcement. so it's a parable. ferguson is a parable. where a criminal justice system doesn't treat young black men the way it treats young white men. so we have to go there and talk about how to heal a broken criminal justice system. we'll be in t

. >>> attorney general eric holder adding fuel to the fire in ferguson. the need for wholesale change in the city's police department is pretty clear. but he did not say what those changes would be. these comments come after reports surfaced of a possible shake-up at the ferguson police department, including the possible resignation of chief thomas jackson who has been under fire since the shooting of the unarmed teenager, michael brown. >>> it is molten hot, it can destroy anything in its path and it is now just yards away from homes this morning. the hawaiian national guard asking residents on the big island to get out as lava from the kilauea volcano inches closer to a major road, hundreds of frantic residents in pahoa. >>> this is quite a discovery, really, an amazing breakthrough, a small piece of metal found or discovered back in 1991 may very well be part of amelia earhart's missing airplane. a 19 x 23-inch fragment found in kirabati, the southwest pacific republic. they believe it came from the windo of earhart's airplane. this is the first time a

ferguson protests? >> well i was just listening to what tom said regarding when the protests initially started and the images you saw on tv and in the press, i hope this is not addingicular situation because let's just be transparent about this. many people in ferguson, protesters and people in the community, do not have much confidence in the ferguson police department, police in general. and so this weekend will really tell us where people within that community are sitting on this and it is my hope that the st. louis county police department will do a much better job than the ferguson police department has -- the ferguson police department has done in terms of dealing with protesters and especially in terms of communication. i think that is where many of the lapses have occurred, is communication. >> i wonder what you think, john, about this lawsuit? you have more protesters joining this lawsuit against the really -- against the use of force by police. what is their hope and do they realistically think that they are going to be able to get something out of this? >> well, now keep in mind, i am not an attorney. >> we have one though. >> absolutely. and many people

will have a nice little bit of a tail wind from unexpected things like ferguson and the ios data breach. there's a number of new adcluding in that. a lot of developers we talked to are excited about having another place where they can try to get their apps installed. and also twitter is trying to put out video ads and also they are testing out commerce with the buy button. i think there's still a long runway for this company. if they can start to show that this is not just a nichy little, you know, social site. but something that can be attracted by the mass audiences. then i think there's going to be a big way for them to move ahead. >> you think the news cycle is going to influence what happens with twitter. if there's news, somehow that equates to -- the company can monetize events happening in the news. >> you know, i think first of all, it's more about just getting people used to the system and used to the platform. and i think when people sign up for twitter or at least go to twitter to look at what's happening, they might find some value in that. and, you know, once they log on and create an account and sta

added 23, to finish at 1,950. >> ifill: still to come on the newshour. innovations aiding the fight against ebola. what michael brown's autopsy tells us about what happened in ferguson papers, and fake classes at the universityç of north carolina. why it's hard to know what's happening in syria's civil war. and an all-star cast revives a comedy about the laughs behind the curtains of broadway.ç >> woodruff: the world health organization reported the ebola outbreak is still racing well ahead of efforts to stop it. west africa needs at least 4,000 more hospital beds and thousands more workers.ç and while drugs and vaccines are still being developed, there's a push to see if science can find new and different answers. the president's team had a meeting on that subject today.ç shortly afterward, our science correspondent miles o'brien sat down in the briefing room with the president's top science adviser, john holdren. go holdren, thank you so much for being with us. >> happy to be here. >> for people who are uninitiated, a little bit about this group and this meeting. what was the goal here today? >> well, the president's council of advisors on science and technolo