also we will talk to former new york governor george pataki he about the conflict between the statesnd the fed. ♪ >> the obama administration is busy this evening navigating a confusing tangle of ebola policies. does the white house plan to stay the course in terms of its policies, or is it interacting and adjusting based on was the states are doing? >> i don't think they're in where near moving toward what governor christie thinks is going to be a national policy. basically they will be judging everybody that comes in from west africa on four different risk tiers, for example anyone , who had a needle prick would be an involuntary quarantine. it gives some kind of flexibility to state health workers and health workers coming back. >> is their frustration on the part of the white house so the -- that people at governor christie and governor cuomo or going further than the white house like them to go? >> no question about it. it was jarring what happened this past weekend. the cdc director said over and over in a pronounced fashion we're going by the science and the experience. the un

former new york governor george pataki. is this an open question or can we put this one to rest? in the middle of the week, mitt romney actually says, i might take a look at 2016 if the rest of the field doesn't come up to it. then in kentucky, he felt compelled to say this. >> i'm not running. i'm not planning on running. i expect to be supporting one of the many people who i think are being looking at this race. we have a number of different voices within our party that have different views about where america should go and i look forward to supporting one of them. >> are we done with this? can we just be done with this or are we going to have to come back to it? >> of course we're not done. mitt romney is going to continue to be out there in the public eye and although it's early, you have a potential 2016 field where the conservatives are very, very fractured and there are a lot of different candidates vying for the conservative pie, which is a larger pie but then the establishment lane looks relatively open. i think the hunger for romney is a candidate that will represent th

. -- george pataki. ♪ >> john was in such san francisco this week and for the world series.d a sit down with legendary former san francisco mayor willie brown. how was that? >> it was utterly delightful. for a long time he was the most powerful democratic politician in california and still as a lobbyist in san francisco, is still on the path. one of the most vivid african-american politicians in the country. we had a lot to talk about, president obama and his role in the midterms, and a bunch of other stuff a bit >> there is no question barack obama is singularly the most inspirational and driven person of color in this nation. he is that inspirational for young people and for women. with that in mind, that should be his role. he should be going to every place where there is a woman or somebody young or african-american. >> do you think it is a mistake for so many endangered democrats in close senate races to not want any part of him? >> they are totally and completely wrong. that woman in kentucky has got to be out of her mind. why wouldn't she say i voted for obama with pr

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former george pataki recalled his promise to rebuild. >> i remember saying to them, do not worry, youe my word that when we rebuild ground zero and we will saint nicholas church will be a part of it. >> and that part should be open. it is expected to be opened in 2016. >>> real cool down from your fox 29 weather authority. caitlin is telling us it's already underway but it's going to get even cooler. >> yes, it really is. we've spent much of the week with high temperature in the 70s. it was very mild. temperatures above normal. this might be a shock to the system. as we head into sunday morning. here's what low temperatures look like. this is our future temperatures. we put it into motion and show you earl he will tomorrow morning main the in the 40s. it will be colder than the upper 50s which we started in this morning. that will be closer to our high temperature for tomorrow. so much colder air from canada settling through. high temperatures only in the mid to upper 50s. it will be windy all day long. so it will feel even cooler than that. fast forward to monday morning and you're t

former mayor rudy guiliani, george pataki and two others are leading a movement to set new york ablaze. the production is called "the death of klinghoffer." it's based on the 1985 murder of -- >> and it premiers tonight up there. it's of a tis abled owner, at the hands of four members of the palestine liberation front that hijacked this cruise ship, shot in his wheelchair and then thrown overboard. the antidefamation link put out this scathing statement. black blank. >> they go onto criticize the opera's disingenuous and dangerous juxtaposition of the plight of a american jew. its rationalalization of terrorism and false provide no thoughtful manslaughter or insight. >> well, you know, they said originally that it wasn't antisell mitic, which other people are claiming. it comes close. that's a very harsh criticism. as the "new york times" pointed out, most critics that have seen this opera, it's been performed fr the last ten years or so, it's nothing new, have identified klinghoffer as a vis against political terrorism, whether it causes justified or not. they are saying critics who h

. >> in new york, republican strategist, advisor for governor george pataki, and partner are mercury llc, a public strategy firm. good to have you both with us. bill, you i don't that republicans are trying to put all the problems, illegal immigration, and the ebola virus into an anti-obama package. >> that's correct. that's what they were trying to do. adds to the effect. they are trying to raise questions of competence about the administration. they cite a lot of things. there has been a collapse of confidence not just in the white house, but the center for disease control. the obama rollout, secret service, border control, there was a crisis this summer. all the questions raised about the president's ability to manage the government. they are really paying on people's insecurity that the government is not protecting them. >> it's not just republicans, it's democrats. we played an ad from georgia, a crucial battle out of michelle nunn, and she distances herself from the president, security, and ebola. so jared boll has become a big part of the conversation. >> it's a general can he

. >> tell us the story of your dad running for a fourth term against george pataki. he is lying on a bed and his suit, and with him is his acceptance speech or thank you speech and you have to go in and say to him what? >> he went into the room, the hotel suite that night, polls closed at 9 p.m. and he went into the room at 10 minutes to nine with his acceptance speech and said he wanted to rehearse the speech a little bit him a close his eyes, and relax before having to go down and give the acceptance speech in the ballroom. and he walked into the room thinking he had won the race, the exit polls all day said he had won the race. it turned out after 9 p.m., the polls closed and they rerun the numbers, the model they used on the exit polls was wrong, he is actually going to lose the race by a couple of points. and i had to tell him this. that is why i wanted to the room and he was as you said, he was laying on the bed fully dressed and he had his eyes closed and his hands folded on his chest, and he was just not quite dozing but calming himself, ready to go down and

for more on this we're joined by former governor of new york, george pataki. great to see you again, governor. let's start with what is going on in dallas this afternoon. they just spoke to fox business. dallas mayor mike rawlings, the county commissioners decided not to declare a state of emergency in that city but he did say that the hospital in dallas had made mistakes. here's what he said. we don't have that sound right now. let me paraphrase. so the dallas mayor said, we've not done this correctly, taking it n the chin, taking responsibility for what has gone wrong in that city at texas presbyterian hospital there. and governor, to you, i know a lot of people out there are wondering tonight, could these local hospitals be doing more? >> where we need to do more is at the cdc and in washington. i noticed how you saw there were many more calls for a travel ban from west africa. i think that is absolutely essential. the ebola came to the united states, the one case that is confirmed so far that came here, airplane. this makes no sense to me at six airports n

. >> rose: tell us the story of your dad running for a fourth term against george pataki. he's lying on his bed in his suit and he's written his acceptance speech or thank you speech, and you have to go in and say to him what? >> he went into the room, the hotel suite that night. polls closed at 9:00, and he went into the room at about 10 to to 9:00 with his acceptance speech. he said he wanted to relax and clothes his eyes before he had to go down and give his acceptance speech in the ball room. he walked into the room thinking he had won the race. the exit polls all day said he had won the race. and it turned out after 9:00, polls closed, they rerun the numbers, the model they used on the exit polls was wrong. he's actually going to lose the race by a couple points. and i had to tell him this. that's why i walked into the room and he was as you said, he was laying on the bed. he was all dressed and he had his eyes closed. he had his handsé< folded on his chest. and he was just not quite dozing but thinking calming himself ready to go down and give the speech. and i just

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