. >> frank scott really loves "right this minute." >> i love "right this minute." i thought i might write a little theme song. >> shut up. no way. >> he's adorable. he's singing. i can't wait to hear this. >> here goes. ♪ often we hesitate and wait till it's too late ♪ ♪ to wind up going viral ♪ so take care of the time to spare ♪ right this minute ♪ ♪ right this minute ♪ the time is "right this minute" ♪ >> i love it. ♪ right this minute ♪ right this minute >> look at that, it's already caught on. ♪ the time on my mind is right this minute ♪ ♪ right this minute thank you. >> this little girl just can't take it any more. >> so frustrated. >> she is so frustrated. >> see what's got her worked up -- next. best cupcake ever. >> this guy is in belgium for a year's stay. the peoenghrough the office. he's going through the front room. seems like a pretty interesting place to live. then he goes into the larder. they live in a supermarket. >> i was going to say that is one heck of a pantry. >> so the apartment has a back door that goes right into the supermarket? >> yes. >

scott reiss. frank is wearing his best orange tie. one of two so you may see it again. the bay area bathed in orange, getting ready for the game. ktvu's scott reiss is live in kansas city tonight. everyone we think is getting ready there as well, right? >> reporter: yeah. yeah. back in san francisco you can't walk down the street without being bombarded by all things giants. you would think that would be more the case in kansas city with the three decades between world series appearances. you would think. >> reporter: if royals fever is running you would expect the epicenter to be downtown. yet that shade of baseball blue is absent. >> you never know. there is a lot of people from out of town downtown too but maybe on game day tomorrow it will be packed with blue. i hope so. >> i think it is probably because nobody here expected the royals would be in the series and i don't think it has sunk in yet. >> after a 29 year playoff drought, a royal blue crane, coincidence. even the downtown bars appeared devoid. and inside a royal fan wearing orange? [ indiscernible ] [ laught

lost their job when charlie was governor. 832,000 people lost their jobs. >> thank you, governor scott. frank? crist, you see you support raising the minimum wage you've said you'd race it to $10.10. out that side points there are many small business toes struggling to keep the doors open. government tell them what they should pay their employees? >> i think it's important to raise the minimum wage because it's very hard for people to get by on what the minimum wage is florida. $7.93 is not enough to make end meet. to 10.10 would be a 27% increase in income, for thousands of floridians. what a difference that would make in the economy. have iney they would their pockets to be able to go to mom and pop small businesses have thee state, opportunity to in turn help those businesses do better, and more.eir employees things aren't great in florida right now. a kitchently been on table tour talking to real people, and they are challenged, and threeto work two jobs to make ends meet. that's not right. florida can do better than that. deserve better than that. we deserve to have a governor who will f

jobs while charlie was governor. 832,000 people lost their job. >> moderator: thank you, governor scott, franke] >> governor crist, you support, as you said, you support raising the minimum wage, and i think you've said you'd raise it to $10.10. the other side of that is points out that there are many small buzzes that are struggling to keep -- businesses that are struggling to keep the doors open. why should government tell them what they should pay their employees? crist: i hi it's important to raise the minimum wage because it's very hard for people to get by on what the minimum wage is today in florida. $7.93 is not enough to make ends meet. raising it to $10.10 would be a 27% increase this income for hundreds of thousands of floridians. what a difference that would make in the economy. more money they would have in their pocket to be able to go to mom and pop small businesses around the state, have the opportunity to, in turn, help those businesses do better and pay their employees more. you know, things aren't great in florida right now. i've recently been on a kitchen table tour talking

. >> my understanding is that governor scott will be coming out. >> frank, have you ever seen anything like this? >> no, i haven't. this is remarkable over sort of a trivial issue no matter what side you believe you are on. >> we'll tell you what that trivial issue was and what went down in florida ahead. >>> political dogfight happening in wisconsin, plus hillary clinton hits the trail in kentucky. why does she seem to have more faith in alison lundergan grimes than the party. >>> we're watching the convoy taking amber joy vinson, the nurse to contract ebola at the hospital in dallas, to a hospital in atlanta where she'll be treated. the other to contract the disease is nurse pham. she's still in texas presbyterian. that's two nurses who got the disease after treating the one patient in america who showed up in an american hospital. and it's led to nurses across the country increasingly fed up with the nation's ebola response. today the nation's largest nurses union has written the president of the united states asked him to use his executive authority to, quote, mandate uniform natio

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somehow there is a fan there and for that reason, i am being told that governor scott will not join us for this debate. >> frankou ever seen anything like this? >> no, i haven't. this is remarkable over a trivial issue no matter which side you believe you're on. [ cheers and applause ] >> that has to be the most unique beginning to any debate. >> i don't think we'll forget. >> not only in florida, but i think anywhere in the country. >> now, from florida, the man with the tan, a fan, and a plan. florida's democratic candidate for governor, charlie crist. were you aware he was going to pull that stunt? i i guess it's to avoid sweating on camera. they knew about it. why do you think he pulled this stunt right before an election? >> i don't know. if my wildest imagination, chris, i can't tell you why. it defies logic to me. and whenever there's something that i'm asked about that is illogical in my mind, it's really hard for me to explain it. i can't explain it. >> the latest polling down there, i'm sure you must go to bed at night with this, has you tied, 44-44. now your campaign is using this incident to make up

there, and for that reason, ladies and gentlemen, i am being told that governor scott will not join us for this debate. frank you ever seen anything like this? >> no, i haven't. this is remarkable over sort of a trivial issue, no matter which side you believe you're on. [ cheers and applause ] >> that has to be the most unique beginning to any debate -- >> i don't think we'll forget. >> not only in florida, but i think anywhere in the country. why did you insist on bringing a fan here when your campaign knew this would be a contentious issue? [ cheers and applause ] >> why not? you know, is there anything wrong with being comfortable? i don't think there is. >> anyway, the vote was energized to the crist campaign. they're fund-raising off it. there's this ad, attacking scott. [ fan sounds ] >> are we really going to debate about a fan? or are we going to talk about education, and the environment and the future of our state? [ cheers and applause ] i mean, really. >> well, in its response, the republican party of florida sponsored a post on buzz feed called, crist hits the fan, including 25 pictures of crist

scott walker sounded really kind of stupid, to be frank, when he said that. and he tries to explain it by saying, yes, i want people to make more, but he doesn't seem to understand labor history, where we place the floor really determines what people get even higher up the ladder. when the floor is so low in so many places, he certifies $7.50 is the living wage in wisconsin. and people in that state know it's not a living wage, if that's your only job and you're supporting a family. so david perdue has been tenured. michelle nunn has turned out to be a very good, solid candidate, who is not afraid of hitting him, and sitting here listening to him say, 2,000 women, that's not a lot of people. >> she handled that adeptly. and he does have this silver spoon problem. but the voters seem to think differently. >> you know, mr. mayor, i want to go back to something you said about the black votes, because everyone talks about how democratic voters don't turn out in midterm elections. but in georgia, black people made up 30% of the turn-out in 2008. there wasn't a dro

. >> my understanding is that governor scott will be coming out. frankything like this? >> no, i haven't. >> ladies and gentlemen, that has to be the most unique beginning to any debate. >> reporter: charlie crist's portable electric fan has been blowing at his feet since he ran for education commissioner in 2000. florida republicans this morning created a crist hit the fan hash tag, showing it from on high, down low, by its lonesome, and double teamed. captured here with our own candy crowley. it even has its own twitter account. newspaper headlines couldn't resist. crist even wrote about his biggest fan, the fan, in his memoir, seen here at the dnc convention. there was so much social media buzz during the debate about this fan moment that the moderator addressed it, asking him why he insisted bringing the fan in the first place. he said, why not? is there anything wrong with being comfortable. wolf? >> suzannsuzanne, thank you ver. >>> all this over a fan. the key question is, what were you thinking? >> hard to believe, isn't it? i was anxious to get

>> my understanding is governor scott will be coming out. >> frank, have you ever seen anything like this? wi-fi have not. this is remarkable over a trivial issue, no matter which side you believe you are on. >> we are placed in an awkward decision. >> governor, thank you. ladies and gentlemen, that has to be the most unique beginning inany debate, not only florida, but i think anywhere in the country. >> governor scott finally did come out to take art in the debate. you can see it in its entirety on our website. youill also show it to sunday at noon eastern on c-span. campaignof c-span's 2014 coverage. follow us on twitter and like us on facebook to get debate schedules, video clips of key moments, debate preview from our politics team. c-span is bringing you over 100 , house, and governors debate. stay in touch and engaged by following us on twitter and liking us on facebook. the third debate in the iowa u.s. senate debate between bruce braley and joni ernst. is listed as a tossup with a slight lead given to joni ernst. >> now your local election headquarters presents the final sen

. >> my understanding governor scott will be coming out. frankhave you ever seen anything like this? >> no, i haven't. >> ladies and gentlemen, that has to be the most unique beginning to any debate. >> reporter: charlie crist's portable electric fan has reportedly been blowing at his feet since he ran for education commissioner in 2000. florida republicans created a creative ccist down low, double-teamed. captured by our own candy crowley. it even has its own twitter account. newspaper headlines couldn't resis resist. he wrote about it. there was so much social media buzz about the fan moment that the moderator addressed asking him why insist on bringing the fan in the first place. he said, why not, is there anything wrong with being more comfortable? he's taking it more seriously, e-mailing voters to urge his reactions ridiculous. >> i remember, it is a person that carries the fan everywhere. >> all the time. >> and that's -- he turns to them and says, can you turn the fan up a skosh? that's the first time i heard the word "skosh" by the way. >

bobby scott's district right now, that they are saying is unfairly, too many black voters. it's basically a black strict. frank retire, a congressman from virginia, he has an open district that the republicans will walk into, that spurred this. >> how does it effect the midterms? >> it won't affect the midterms, warner, there's nothing in play in virginia, when you look at what it will do come 2016, and why the legislature is important for democrats and republicans to hold, this is why. >> is there a solution to gerrymandering? >> yes, it will never be inacted. if you had an independent commission. it may be in charge from redistricting. it's a tough road. no one will say mellow to it. >> let's talk alaska and marijuana, it's a big issue, why is that happening? >> it's not sudden. the marijuana localisation - it targets states that are right for the legalization legislation. they put the measure on the ballot, and again... >> why alaska? >> right now they have had - they are a lip tarian state at heart and had lapse laws. there was possession, minimal amounts, and like the ballot measure we walked about. you w

frank-- i believe you have done a disservice to the teesident of the united states. >> reporter: the white house says the president still has full confidence in the security agency. and, scott, despite some veiled hints from members of congress y,day, secret service director julia pierson has not offered to resign. >> pelley: senior white house correspondent bill plante. bill, thanks very much. tonight, there is new urgency in the hunt for a survivalist who is charged with shooting two pennsylvania state troopers, killing one and wounding the other. eric frein has been on the run, presumably in the pocono mountains, for 18 days. vladimir duthiers reports on today's discovery. >> these are very similar devices. >> reporter: the pictures are of two explosive devices. police say they're pipe bombs suspected cop killer eric frein left in the woods. the explosives could be lit by a fuse or triggered by a wire, according to pennsylvania state police lieutenant colonel george bivens. did he build these devices? >> we know he's experimented with explosives in the past. this would be consistent with some of the work he has done. >> reporter: today, armed officers once again fanned o

>> my understanding is governor scott will be coming out. >> not in my life. >> frank, have you ever seen anything like this? >> no, i haven't. this is remarkable over sort of a trivial issue, no matter which side you believe you're on. >> we were placed in the awkward situation of having to died this. i don't think it's our role to determine. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, that has to be the most unique beginning to any debate. >> i don't think we'll forget. >> not only in florida but i think anywhere in the country. let us start. >> that was part of this week's florida governor's debate. recent polling has listed this race as a toss-up. see the entire debate and dozens of others any time online at c-span.org. >>> c-span's 2015 student cam competition is under way. this will award 150 prizes totaling $150,000. create a five to seven-minute documentary on the topic the three branches and you. videos need to include c-span program, show varying points of view and must be submitted by january 20, 2015. go to studentcam.org for more information. grab a camera and get started today. >>

scott macfarlane. >>> a followup about the use of recycled tire crumbs to make artificial turf. new jersey congressman franks calling for a study to see if the turf poses any health risks. a lot of schools and parks in our region use that sort of turf. and tonight news4's chris gordon is getting local reaction. he joins us live from rockville. chris? >> reporter: good evening. we're at richard montgomery high school in rockville, maryland. behind me, you see soccer practice on one of the first artificial turf fields in montgomery county. now, the blades of grass, which are synthetic, are separated by tons of that crumb rubber, those tiny particles. and the concern tonight is this. is it safe? some montgomery county public and private schools, as well as parks, have artificial turf fields for sports. the nbc news investigative report focused on concerns raised by a coach after two of her female soccer goalies developed a form of cancer. the report shows how these synthetic surfaces use black dots called crumb rubber, which are shredded car and truck tires used to fill the space between artificial blades of g

scott will not be participating in this debate. >> the incumbent governor of florida is a no-show thanks to a fan under his podium. frank will join me tonight as we examine exactly what happened. >> is there anything wrong with being comfortable. >> "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. just moments ago, president obama pushed back on mounting calls to impose a travel ban from the west african countries where the outbreak began. >> i don't have a philosophical objection, necessarily, to a travel ban, if that is the thing that is going to keep the american people safe. if we institute a travel ban instead of the protocols that we've put in place now, history shows that there is a likelihood of increased avoidance. people do not readily disclose their information. they may engage in something they called broken traffic. essentially breaking up their trip so that they can hide the fact that they've been to one of these countries where there is a disease in plaus. and, as a result, we may end up getting less information about who has the disease. they're less likely to get treated proper

scott will not be participating in this debate. >> the incumbent governor of florida is a no-show thanks to a fan under his podium. frank will join me tonight as we examine exactly what happened. >> is there anything wrong with being comfortable. >> "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. just moments ago, president obama pushed back on mounting calls to impose a travel ban from the west african countries where the outbreak began. >> i don't have a philosophical objection, necessarily, to a travel ban, if that is the thing that is going to keep the american people safe. if we institute a travel ban instead of the protocols that we've put in place now, history shows that there is a likelihood of increased avoidance. people do not readily disclose their information. they may engage in something they called broken traffic. essentially breaking up their trip so that they can hide the fact that they've been to one of these countries where there is a disease in plaus. and, as a result, we may end up getting less information about who has the disease. they're less likely to get treated proper

scott will be coming out. >> not in my life, unimaginable. >> frank, have you ever seen anything like this?his is -- remarkable over sort of a trivial issue no matter which side you believe you're on. >> we were placed in the awkward situation of having to decide this and -- i don't think it's our role to determine. [ applause ] >> governor, thank you. >> what's happened since that debate, asked to explain their candidates absence for the six and a half minutes, scott's campaign is claiming miscommunication and scott never refused to participate, he thought the issue was being negotiated while both candidates remained offstage. the rules state clearally that candidates may not bring electronic devices including fans. before sending those back to organizers, the crist campaign wrote in in the bottom, it was stating it would address temperature issues with the fan accordingly. the temperature on the stage was in the 60s and they did not anticipate or plan for the possibility the candidate would not honor the rules. they should have been better prepared for this possibility. and we regret one

scott mentioned our speakers. we're delighted to have michael daniel, jeff moss, peter singer and frank. they are going to be part of a panel discussion that's going to be quite remarkable and informative. ha a little bit of promotion. they have a big announcement today. we are pleased to announce the debut of an initiative called pass code that we call it the modern field guide to security and privacy. it relies on a global network of monitor reporters from around the world led by our editor and our deputy editor. both of them are here today and they'd be happy to talk to you more about the monitors new initiative. we tend to provide deeply reported solution-oriented, nonfear mongering coverage that moves your understanding of the discussion forward. you can find us at csmpasscode.com. this is the debut so stay tuned between now and january when we do our formal launch. so we're here today to talk about cyber security, an important topic. one that the monitor's office is investing resources in and why is that? well, primarily, it's a big story. it's a big, complex story that touches a l

scott mentioned our speakers. we're delighted to have michael daniel, jeff moss, peter singer and frank saluffo, they're going to be part of a panel discussion i think's going to be quite remarkable and informative. a hitting bit of promotion, the monitor has a big announcement today. we are pleased to announce the day but a of -- debut of pass code, but we call it the modern field guide to security and privacy. it relies on a global network of monitor reporters from around the world led by mike farrell, our editor, and our deputy editor, sarah. both of them are here today, and they'd be happy to talk to you more about the monitor's new initiative. we intend to provide deeply-reported, solution-oriented, non-fear mongering coverage that moves your understanding and the discussion forward. again, you can find us at csmpasscode.com. stay tuned between now and january when we do our formal launch. so we're here today to talk about cybersecurity, an important topic, one that the monitor's, obvious, investing resources in. and why is that? well, primarily it's a big story. it's a big, complex story that touches a lot of

frank, small caps tend to lead on the way down. they tend to lead on the way up, who knows if we've really put in the bottom, maybe we have a tradeable bottom. >> you're right, scotto have a tradeable bottom. i think the small caps are much more of a growth story than anything else. [ "closing bell" rings ] >> could be looking the oil right now to see oil, those lower prices may impact the growth and give us more going forward. thanks, second hour of "the bell" begins right now. >> i'm kelly evans. it's been a wild couple of weeks for the market here. google earnings expected at any moment. here is how we are finishing up on session on wall street. going out of the close of the dow to the down side, the s and p looks like it is going to join as well. the dow off 35 points. thesome and p down by maybe 1 point here, closing at a level around 1862 means we are still in the black or in the grape for the year on that index, 1848 is about where we began the year. the nasdaq adding about two points there the russell, the one we are watching, of course, seeing if it can hold up 1.25%. bring in today's panel to talk about it and get those new earnings from google as soon a