gh thank you. gh as we're awaiting a press conference right now at bellevue hospital, which has just received the first ebola patient that they have treated, again, a young doctor who is treating ebola parents in guinea return to this country nine days ago. he has, himself x turned up now with a high fever. he had a fever of 103 today. called authorities. they had him in ice haitian at bellevue hospital within two hours. as we await a possess conference today, health department officials and others and infection control and his treatment and in terms of figuring out whether the man might is posed a threat to anyone else, as we wait for that press conference to start, which we expect any moment, i want to bring in a ep zentive of the infectious disease soet of america: >>> do you know enough about how new york city has pe paired to say what or not the protocols here and the means by which drchlt spencer was handled today learn from some of the mistakes made in texas? what or not new york city actual

gh not too much. gh. >> but, i mean, if you guys will be willing to give the show a try, we'll come back and mow your haun. >>> after the sand hills come and hay their eggs, the eggs are are moved to an incubator to be hatched. that's where things get really weird. >> we're very careful about what thuz e these young birds see and hear. around the birds, no talking and you're in costume. it's going to hook like you're wearing a berka and you've got a little puppet head and we're training the birds to do what they need to do when we release them. >> all right. mike, you are about to boldly go where no man has gone before. you're going to wear a berka on cnn. >> a white man in a berka on cnn. that's promo. >> get in here. the dirty guy put on a berka. i found a better deal on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or you can call 1-800-medicare. medicar

gh that's new york governor earlier tonight.w jersey governor joinlyjoin jointly announced mandatory quarantines for any health worker returning from west africa who had contact with ebola patients while abroad. that's a new policy announced this evening. this was earlier tonight at university hospital in newark, nmg nj. the person in the balancambulan we're told, is a doctors without borders staff person who arrived at newark today. she had been involved with treatment of patients in west africa. this staff worker had no symptoms when she flew in, but the new jersey department of health put her under a 21 day quarantine. this evening, we're today, that worker did develop a fever and is now in isolation. it is not yet clear if the new york and new jersey region has its second patient in two days. that may be the case. if it is the case, both of these people will have been in sharyl circumstances once they game home. joining us now is the director of the national center for disaster preparedness. thanks for being with us. >> the

gh not too much. gh bu gh. >> but, i mean, if you guys will be willing to give the show a try, we'll come back and mow your haun. >>> after the sand hills come and hay their eggs, the eggs are are moved to an incubator to be hatched. that's where things get really weird. >> we're very careful about what thuz e these young birds see and hear. around the birds, no talking and you're in costume. it's going to hook like you're wearing a berka and you've got a little puppet head and we're training the birds to do what they need to do when we release them. >> all right. mike, you are about to boldly go where no man has gone before. you're going to wear a berka on cnn. >> a white man in a berka on cnn. that's promo. >> get in here. the dirty guy put on a berka. ♪ who's going to do it? who's going to make it happen? discover a new energy source. turn ocean waves into power. design cars that capture their emissions. build bridges that fix themselves. get more clean water to everyone. who's going to take the le

gh exactly. i've always thought that we should recruit some of the west african doctors, ses e especially ones who have had ebola in the past because they cannot catch it again. why not draw on their exper teesz. >> all right. i'll talk to the attorney for michael brown's family about the cascade of leaks that have been coming out of the ferguson jury, nec e next. nec e next. v e this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your d

gh thank you. >> on a whole range of issues. and i think if you can join me in appreciation for the senator being here and his wonderful service. [ applause ] bhank blank. >> the highest unemployment in 30 years. one of the worst unmoment rates in america. corruption or incompetence? pat quinn failed his job. now, he wants four more years? gh do you know how many professionals work at billionaire republican bruce werner's firm? 51 people. do you want to guess how many of those employees are after i can american? none. zero. not a single africa american e american. why do you suppose that is? when abc news asked, they said they couldn't find anyone. >> we weren't finding the folks. >> and now you're running tv ades saying how close you are to our community? did you ever think that no one would find out? >> i'm a lifelong democrat. i'm kind of bias since bruce is my husband. but when bruce says he'll shake things up, i know he means it. bruce doesn't have a social agenda. he has an economic and educational agenda. this isn't about

gh gh i think his usual bullying routine is wearing thin. >> i don't look forward to do that stuff, but i will shrink away from democracy. it's just another day at the white house. >> plus -- >> i'm nan heyworth, and i approve this message. >> and the nail bieting end to the world series. did kansas make the right call? "all in" starts right now. >> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. we have breaking news tonight. a seven-week man hunt has come to a close in pennsylvania for a man accused of killing one state trooper and seriously injuring another. eric frein, 31 years old, the son of retired army major who once said his son was a good shot who "doesn't miss" is captured today. he was caught at an airport. he has been taken into custody. he's accused of killing this man. state police corporal brian dickenson as well as killing another state trooper on september 12th and, at the time, the officers didn't know who was shooting at them or where the fire was coming from. the ambush set off one of the largest man hunts in pennsylvania history. police immediately blocked roads, lau

the governor says morere than er the state needs to highlight retaining, recruiting, and growing gh-tech invati. return, instability in the markets. white house messaging on the economy d the cost of ebola. the roundtabable is next. >> welcome back. it's s time for the roundtae. this week, a bowl o of fear sprd to wall street as the white house takes a new approach selling its message on the economy. expertise to share. joining us, tina reid, health care reportefor the "washington business journal." welcome toou both. rick, we have had the boss on the show a few times. welcome to you. whwhat happened with the market is week? it is a clichÉ to call the market a roller cocoaster. it is a roller coasterer ride. >> the government kind of got it wrong in terms of market calming, mayaybe a little market exacerbation, in fact. what we had -- whatou are seeing is people panicking over airplalane stocks, over cruise ships. we learned the nurse on t the cruise ship was one of those treating the patient. what were other this contributing to the market besides the whwhite house and cc aneveryone get

news 4 0 tas gh now. >>> we a taking a live look at some temtu here in the washingtarea. really chilly start. 30 degrees and 40 degrees temperari here in our regio bucup . >>> an the help police are asking fth public as they wait to learn the identity of a body dur a search for missing uva student hannah graham. >>> let's take a live look outside at 5:00 a.m. and you're g to need a little mo tn a sweater to start. > absolutely. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierese with a a look at our forecast. >>> yeah. what to wear today, a warm winter heading out for the first time this fall season. durinth afternoon youl be comfortit a sweater. a few clouds coming and going on this monday. so quit a chilly start. chilly enough for a frost advisor ict until 9:00 this mor all the in blue, west of i-95. prote any sensitive outdoor plants y have. if yoha house plants outsid bring them in. when yo these temperatures in blue hovering right near freezing b 6:30 to 7:00 in the morn until around 8:00. so only about an hour or two where i will hovering above freezg. we're t mid to upper 30s m

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ghs tomorrow warmer than today. 81 santa rosa and 75 san frcisco. 77 oakland. 82 in livermore. lots of sunshine and it is actually going to be quite the opposite in kansas city r me seven. clear, but chilly. mid50s dropping to the upper 40s when the giants take on the royals. light wind and if you are going to be at the civic center plaza, expect mild conditions tomorrow evening. clear skies d the accu-weather seven-day forecast, rain for halloween and turning to showers. chance early saturday morning and then as you will notice, sunday at 2:00 a.m., we are going to fall book one hour. extra sleep, dlight saving time ends at 2:00.m. >> thank you, sandhya. >> let's talk about game six and look ahead to game seven. >> larry beil is here. >> if it could go wrong it did go wrong. brandon belt, boy did he have a night to forget. wh about the prospects for a game seven? sports next. these pajamas are really a hug. this toy is a reminder that someone cares. these are a chance to be part of a team. and this is a chance to succeed. female announcer: with your support, the employee owner

gh that's right. and, apparently, he was by himself and he was not exhibiting any signs when he was with these folks. >> all right. luan chan live with us tonight from new york. thank you. >>> here's the timeline for this ebola case. dr. spencer left guinea on the 14th. he arrived on the 17th and started to feel tired. today, he got a fever and shot up to 103, he was taken to bellevue's isolation unit. again, dr. spencer was working for doctors without borders. it was founded in 1971 by 13 doctors devoted to treating patients in crisis zones and now employs 30,000 people in 20 countries. doctors without border have treated 100,000 patients. three cases of ebola have been diagnosed in the ugs before tonight. thomas eric duncan along with two nurses who treated duncan. rita fomm is in good condition tonight and eric vincent who was declared ebola-free yesterday. be sure to tune in to nby 10 news today starting at 4:00 a.m. and nbc 10's ted green burg will be following live coverage tomorrow morning. >>>

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not only gh clouds but fog is coming in near the cost. mild for world series game three.taking a look this is a cold front justumping heavy rain this front stalls out. and for the rest o us here we'll he to wait until saturday to get rain going here. with this system, starting to push south ward. so taking a look the timing of this. morrow, dry for world series game tee. ouds are harmless. we'll see hide spread rainfall. rain let's up. another batch of showers developing around the time game mber four begins saturday, 5:00 p.m . watch the showers they start to move south ward. we have to keep a chance of shower just make you're bundled up. sunday, things dry out rainfall wilbe lowest in the sout bay. look at the north by mountains good rainfall expected he. mperatures in the 50s. mid to upper 60s there. other areas, mild,sunny. 70s and low l 0s. accu-weather forecast, it's going to get wet. saturday and cooler this weekend. you'll need to pull out sweaters and jackets. >> coming up nex mark >> coming up nex mark zuckerberg becomes a californians are discovering the real r

aller: when we are loaded we gh 80,000 pounds. pull --n chicago would they don't understand that we cannot stop on a dime. when we are driving down the cap highway -- driving down the you are doing everything you can to keep that truck in your lane. windy, the wind just .akes that truck and moves it we are doing everything to keep .he truck in the lane we are hauling a lot of weight behind that truck. commentant to make a that the federal government wants to put electronic logbooks in the trucks. few places have electronic logbooks. electronic logbooks, if you are cannot pull over on the side of the road and sleep there for overnight. can you talk about these electronic logbooks? guest: that is one of the issues that is pending. it is almost imminent in washington. the idea has been around for at least 15 years. it is not a technological problem. but it has been a political problem. think the idea is that we do have these federal regulations .n driving time limits the other places paper logbooks. more of the large companies are go

ghs. [ cheering and applause ] [ cheering ] >> i like what i'm hearing there. they got spirit, yes, we do. here we go. game of the week lakefield/falls church. i'm going to introduce you to a guy named wilmaly ya will majia. -- will majia. they're called the warriors, come out to play. rodney wilson wakefield the warriors win a thriller 26-25. talk about a good one. west potomac at west springfield. let's get you started with the spartans. this guy peter musket must be a member of the postal service because he is delivering the mail all night long. we see him with the legs. how about the arm putting the biscuit in the basket. perfect pass. 21-7 west springfield. they win it 35-13 tonight. let's head on to damascus at wittman tonight, swarming hornets living up to their nickname swarming. they throw it off to austin and he does the rest, they had it going on tonight. wittman gets a short plunge. it was homecoming for them but it was all damascus. watch this guy. i love this name, jake funk. make it funky, jake funk, plows into the end zone. swarming hornets win

. >> gh school band members reunited with lost instruments. the inside story of how they're recovered. >> we'll root for the home tea tonight. thousands gather to cheer on the giants in game six of the world series. >> here is how isis marks territory the occupants of the home h been marked for death. >> here is a woman who is leading a crusade to breng isis refugees to safety here in the bay area good evening. >> this movement is stepping up in the south bay. tonight a look at what is beg done to help isis refugs find safety here in the bay area. david? >> a nonprofit group has focused on local victims of violence but now, it's scope broadened it's offering help to victims o families under the thumb of isis to apply for asylum. one family is sharinga story with us tonight. margaret tros shifted attention to helpingvictims of the terror christians are facing at the hands of isisn iraq. >> it's a genocide. they have reay attacked an ethnic minority and gavehem an ultimatu convert or you will be beheaded >> that kind of fear gripped families of

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gh they're unsubsidized competitive in about 80 countries.h e're subsidizing coal out the want zoo. >> again, if you go to save the country dot com, you'll see what you're saying is not true. >> people for a long time have denied the science of climate. >> i still do. >> right, you still do. >> the united states stag nated on coal and china won't up 400% in carbon emissions. the problem we've got is there's a trade-off. you can do this story that you're doing on coal and miss burg about steel, you could do in in north carolina about texs. you can do it anywhere in the country. >> or in indiana with steel. >> we have not had any increase since the clean air act passed in 1990. 42,000 factories shut down. you've got 27 million people are on food stamps. >> you think it's because of the clean air act? >> come on. >> i believe in the math. the free trade and the epa rules make it almost impossible for an american to have any chance in this country. >> 20 years from now, we played that clip of tobacco people saying i don't think it's addictive. yo

>>gh their door. >> one of them is carrying a baby strapped to their chests. .hey are seeing hanging out seconds later, they burst into the liquor store pointing a gun at one of the employees who was trying to load the atm machine. the owner of the business believes the guy in the yellow vest is a regular customer. he says he has even held the gun man in the past when he was short a quarter. >> that is not your friend. that is unfortunate. >> he says he is been years since 2008 and even though they have bullet proof glass, this is the first time they have been robbed at gunpoint. the owner has 16 surveillance cameras covering every inch of his store. one of them will help police solve this case. police are asking for your help to identify the two men seen in this video. in the meantime, they are taking extra precaution. before, we used to trust everybody. now, we don't trust anybody. >> unbelievable. >> time for a look at the day's top stories. officers charles bickered and jerry thomas are charged with assaulting a teenager. both incidences were caught on camera. they remain on susp

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gh the fact is, isis is already well-armed with weapons and equipment stolen from the iraqi army. of it american-made. >> nbc's richle engle reporting from turkey on that new isis video which reportedly shows them air drops of weapons. it's propaganda video. you can never verify what they are saying. but that's what they are claiming has happened here. some of nose weapons they dropped to fight them, they, instead, clkted themselves. it's kind of amazing that we are two weeks awant from a national election in this country and the fact that we are waging a brand new and really controversial war is not factoring into the plit equal debate at home right now at all. but to american sit zeps and the risk to u.s. military personnel who are participating in that war, there are three pretty important strategic things that just happened that may be worth knowing about beyond that question of whether or not a stray air drop of weapons accidently went to the enemy. there are three things that have happened strategically just in the last 48 hours or so that may be worth knowing about. first o

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house officials joke that he is like the astronaut played by sandra bullock in the movie "gravity,"gh space, untethered from the white house. this behind-the-scenes sniping comes shortly after the attacks on benjamin netanyahu, and it's interesting because an administration that's been very aggressive about threatening to throw the "new york times" james risen in jail. trying to figure out who leaked stories to them doesn't seem concerned about who leaked this story of netanyahu. listen. >> you've gone after reporters again and again in this administration to find out who leaked information, and then when it comes to insulting the prime minister, you don't seem to care who leaked it. >> i don't think that's an accurate reflection of the administration's policy. it's certainly not an accurate reflection of the views of this party. >> eric holder acknowledged when he was asked at a forum which decision he wishes he could have over. he said that making james rosen a conspirator, a co-conspirator is in limbo. he was trying to get into a phone call about this. >> they said they were not go

gh he said to me, i'm going to get through this. i'm going o get through this. and i think it's him building self confident. but i see that he's not physically weak and that's really encouraging to me. >> he will also receive an experimental treatment of a specific drug not yet determined. >>> joining me now, assistant professor of medicine at nyu school of medicine. >>> you hear the awful news that thomas duncan has deteriorated over the weekend. and then you see mr. mukpo get off the plane. and i was thinking what exactly is the difference? we know that there are thousands of people who have died in west africa and thousands who have survived it. so what determines the outcome for a patient who's contracting the decide? >> it's hard to know. it could be the time they get diagnosed and how quickly we start treatment. we don't have a treatment specifically, but we do have a lot of things that we do to support people with the complications in terms of fluid management. it's possible that one person got a little bit more in the way of treatment earlier on versus t

several months, up 3 to 3.5, and jobs numbers, down by the weak retail sales reports this morning more gh news on the jobs prospect. but that's the sixth week in a row be -- equal to the best levels of the expansions, and lars. now leading economic indicators also coming in above expectation. this morning there's still another month of data to go, so you can't write the quarter off yet. there remains -- but so far maybe the market is sensing that the decent earnings and data tell a story of a resilient u.s. economy, sue. >> well, let's ask that of ken, do you agree that maybe that is exactly what the market is tells us? >> absolutely. the economy is better than people appreciate, and i think it's broughtening out in scope. we'll see better economic data. i think, by the way it's at a time when we've had quite a boost now from declining energy prices and lower interest rates. we've seen a big increase in refinancings, i think the extra money in the pocket of consumers may mean a better holiday spending season. one last point i will make is i think people are under-appreciating the positive

gh that was the thing. looking a t your relationship, more than 40 years together, had they been making a decision about whether or not you would be allowed to get married. but recognizing that you were, you were plainly mar i ared. not just legally, but you were plainly together. even they couldn't take that away from you. well, thank you both. congratewe lagtss. a huge day. really nice to have you here. >> thank you so much. >> civil rights icon eddie windsor and her attorney right here. with me. i know. it's my job. where he eel be right back. everything life throws my way. except for frown lines. those i'm throwing back. [ female announcer ] olay total effects. nourishing vitamins, and seven beautiful benefits in one. for younger-looking skin. so while your life may be ever-changing... ♪ ...your beautiful skin will stay beautiful. total effects from olay. your best beautiful. total effects from olay. so why treat your half mouth any differently? complete the job with listerine®. kill up to 99 percent of

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gh oh, yes, give us more of your opinion, your well informed -- >> on the one hand, who cares that a member of congress thinks that e. coli and ebola may be maybe the same thing. who cares if some guy who rums a car alarm company has absolutely no idea what he is talking about when it comes to a disease diagnosed in two cities, except, the same person also runs the congress oversight hearings on eboli, ecola, coca-cola, shinola, whatever. and important to our nation's understands of the ricolla, the canoli, the e-mail, whatever you call it. >> okay. so when the head of the cdc says you can't get it with somebody own the bus next to you, that's just not true. >> no, actually you can't get ebola on the bus, daryl isa. or on the subway. this's new york city mayor riding the subway in new york city to show everybody that it's safe to ride the subway. there's new york governor doing the same thing. these are not guys you usually see on the subway. but they're doing these subway rides today to show that it's safe. they're doing this to counter any worry about any news that the doctor spike

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gh that's the key sentence. i spent most of my career doing that.reporters recently asked purdue about that 20 05 statement asking him how he defended it? >> defending it? i'm proud of it. out sourcing is the procurement of products and services to help your business run. people do that all day. >> purdue else's political opponent, michelle nunn, thanks to being the daughter of former four-term georgia senator sam nunn, she's watched several ads hitting purdue. at a state that's 7.9%, it seems to be working. the latest polling has nunn leading purdue 45% within the margin of error in that democratic state. >>> ms. franklin, i've been following closely the georgia press and the atlanta possess. it seems like the political cycle has been dominating ever since that deposition came to light about 10 days ago. >> there's no question that that's been an issue in the press. but, out on the campaign trail, the big issue is who's going to represent georgia and bring jobs and restore the economy? and michelle nunn's gotten traction because that's what georgia

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. >> gh ood to see you both. head of the secret service took a lot of heat from laurps today on capitol hill after news broke yesterday that the white house intruder made it much farther into the people's house than the agency originally revealed. and ebola is here in america. we have a report with a medical team straight ahead. at legalzoom you can take care of virtually all your important legal matters in just minutes. now it's quicker and easier for you to start your business, protect your family, and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. ♪ every little thing she do is magic ♪ >> new details are emerging surrounding the white house breach committed by this man, omar gonzalez, a former member of the u.s. army who reportedly suffering from ptsd. he's been homeless now for some time. now according to reports, we now know that on september 19th, gonzalez was carrying a knife, was able to hop the white house fence and jog across the lawn, walk into an unlocked front door of the executive

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gh and you may remember that james carvell, his consultant was al miller, the governor of ga fwa's consultantorgia. but the reality is, hillary is not bill clinton. and i think that's going to be a big difference. >> senator clinton gave barack obama a run for his money in states like ohio and in pennsylvania and those white, working class volters that the president spoke about as clinging to their gubs and clining to fear. they didn't like him, but they liked hillary clinton. j e. >> i hate to tell you, but the crisis was there long before that comment. >> georgia, black vote. increasing hispanic voter. kentucky, arkansas, hillary clinton is not going to win those states. kba ga is a moving. nunn and carter are both going to be there. >>. it's machine voting in that case. and i think the minority of messages, let's get out and vote, sunday vote and all of that. but i want to mention in terms of those people who cling to their guns, those are my folks. we will show up and we will vote against harry reid. and hihhary, we do not believe to be bill. >> my people are going to show up, too. so we'

gh does that strike everybody as true? s my g >> i don't know.o i think the core fight is the one we have been having nomy. politically about economic distribution and the role of the government as a redistribute or and protector of poor and middle-class interests. it is not a fight we are done having, but to put it bluntly, it bluntly, it's sort of the where's my growth, where's my piece of the economy. that's going to be the key question. >> you think wage amelioration th is going to be decentralized. >> i think the two are closely connected. there is a real logic to the left and the rights ways of thinking about the role of government in our economy and there is a real difference in where the left thinks in terms of managing large institutions.o . d it sees society as a set of systems that are disordered ande require better organization. it is a coherent argument. i don't agree with that but it'p not a crazy argument. the right seems to feel that the role of government is not to manage the sides, but to create the space in which the sides cad

the one worry i have is investors are coming out of this gh expectations with what you should be gettingr. i hope they will not be mis-sold things on the expectation they will get that. >> we will discuss where it you should place your money after the break. joining us after the break. stay with us. ♪ >> welcome back. is stephanie flanders and simon smiles. let's talk about the debate that you had this afternoon. isomberg has very discussions this morning who said get the markets ready for rate hikes. where are we in that debate and will that come up this afternoon? >> there will be in a mis-focus over the next few months over not just what the fed is going to do and when it is going to do it. we see the mood has changed on that as the strength of the data has come through particularly on the jobs market. i think and this is true of all of the world central banks. it is still true in the u.s. even if we are looking at tightening, even as investors should think about the impact of that on their portfolios. this is the world in which the fed wants more inflation and more growth than it is

is on the gh advice economy. the president spoke at the america tions on where stand, he is speaking on the economy. fundament omy has fundamentally change and people know it. mature not been a discussion from democratic eaders about this economy and what you have to do to rate middle class incomes and that start.o >> i think i read that in a book that you f years ago and somebody else wrote it was insightful. >> neil, your private advice. as you raised earlier we have to mographic issue we need address in the post-obama era mong african-americans and latinos. that we are ress going to have a tough time winning the presidency. >> well, i've treasured my relationship with national 1998 and it has collaboration the with united technologies are i aspire to have an elevator in my house and helicopter in my back yard. when you are affordable we will get there. i'm teasing. all.k you this is great. we had a standing room only for and thank you all coming. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [caption

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