. >> at granger which supplies an array of equipment they say they've had people coming in asking for masks, not surprising since some people say they expect to be wearing masks soon when they head to a train or a plane. >> i just told my co-worker i'm going to start wearing a mask. you got to be safe. >> one other note. we talked with some of the dealers in the hazmat suits. they say some people are actually purchasing these suits not to protect themselves but for halloween costumes. steven tschida, abc 7 news. >> a local couple claimed they're discriminated against by a publicly owned golf course in prince george's county. they say it is all because of a wheelchair. this is a story you'll see only on 7. >> in golf you've got no choice but to face the tee alone. on the fairway here at the eisenhower golf course, it's support along for the ride. >> a beautiful day. >> her husband dean is a quadraplegic but it doesn't keep him off the course. >> probably 135. >> the couple has golfed together for more than a decade. 70 plus courses two times a week and never a problem, they say, until

movement and the granger movement, this is a movement where the state legislature has tried to reign in the power of grain elevators for example, rein in the power of monopolies in the midwest and he's strongly influenced by the idea that you should be able to use the apparatus of state and national governments to reign in especially monopolies but to make sure legislation is not skewed too much towards business. not the same background of course the teddy roosevelt and albert beverage and cabot lodge, silver spoon, not beverage but the other two come from. he brings that into into the party so he's different. do they rework the party? absolutely. this is where you get the return back to lincoln's language of man on the make and an even-handed government that works for everybody and they do it very explicitly. teddy roosevelt are liberally echoed lincoln and says he is echoing lincoln and stands up for lincoln and says he is lincoln spokesman. it doesn't get more link on in them that during his presidency. >> host: one thing i was fascinated by in your book is again and again we talk

my daughter her miami granger is not -- her miami granger is not going to be happy about that. >> surecourse you get the giants and halloween and roberta gonzales in great america planned to see a lot of people this week. and you might too. good morning roberta. >> reporter: good morning frank. hi there michelle. is it safe to come out now? >> come on out. >> reporter: it is? okay my photographer jerry said -- it's not so safe. we are here at -- okay. that's not funny. we are here -- who you looking at? we are here at halloween haunt at great america and roger ross is telling me it's going to be a scarier than ever. this is pretty dramatic here. pretty impressive. >> it's just a taste of it. there are 500 monsters running and every night at halloween -- around every night at halloween haunt. >> reporter: i can't imagine what it's like at nighttime. >> when you walk through there's ten mazes and attractions and it's completely dark and you never know what's at each turn and where you expect it to be it's not and all of a sudden they're behind you and you don't know what's happening. >>

and as the west looks to the skies for rain, sacramento water conservation manager will granger says it looks more likely the rain will not come. >> it is looking more like a la nada. >> jane wells, sacramento. >>> and finally, kids who once told their teachers that the dog ate their homework came a long way. a new survey from career.com lists some of the worst excuses that employers have used from underlings. here are a few of the best, i'm stuck in a blood pressure machine at the grocery store. i'm not kidding, real things, folks, i put in uniform in the microwave to dry it and it caught fire. i accidentally got on a plane. how you do that, i don't know. and this one, at least gets credit for honesty. i was in a good mood and i didn't want to ruin it. >> how do you come up with this stuff? can't make it up. >> hope my son sees that segment. >> that is "nightly business report" tonight, i'm susie gharib, thank you for joining us. >>> i'm tyler mathisen, have a great evening, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow night. >> "nightly business report" has been brought to you in part by. >>>

and bishops that will be speaking today will be lon solomon with mclean bible church, and bishop granger with mount cavalry holy church. we had the pleasure this afternoon to have lon solomon with us. you're a bit of a local celebrity here with your not sermons, but thoughts on the radio. >> well, yeah, whatever. >> what is today ball? >> well, really, today is about two things. today is about -- this is not a political gathering. it's a spiritual gathering. today is about us coming tork as you said, for every racial group, every ethnic group, every denomination all over washington, and praying for our city. we believe the bible calls us as christians in this city to pray for our city, and so we're not here to pass judgment on our city. we are here to beg the mercy of god on our city, which is what the bible tells us to do. and we're also here as i said from every race and creed and ethnic group to try to show people that there's a unity in jesus christ we have, that supersedes all of those human differences. man, our world really needs to see that right now. >> thank you, lon, very much

. >> at granger, they have had notle asking for masks, surprising since some people expect to be wearingmasks soon when they had to the train or plane. >> i'm going to start wearing a mask. you have to be safe. >> we spoke with some people with hazmat suits. i said that some people are purchasing these suits not to protect themselves -- they said that some people are purchasing these suits not to protect themselves but is halloween costumes. >> 7 on your side with a health alert for wine drinkers. researchers in denmark say a compound found in red wine can increase bone density, especially in the spine. in compound occurs naturally the grapes that one is made from. researchers studied the bone density of middle-aged men over four months and they found those who consumed wine daily saul the bone density increase. >> i'm assuming that you don't drink so much that you wind up on the floor hurting yourself. >> yes, moderation. >> let's see what is coming up at 6:00. at 6:00, continuing to follow the breaking developments in the ebola crisis. we will go live to frederick county, maryland, whe

granger is hermoine currently doing sea trials off lalower shelf -- lla -- rouchelle. they are short about .5 million euros. they are looking for support. >> i was there when they started .eveloping it i am sorry to hear that they have stopped in the short-term. let's hope they are able to resurrect that project. >> you just mentioned cannon fire. frigatecaptain tucker's compare with english frigates and armament? >> americans were pretty good at cannon fire. in a situation where they were not overwhelmed, they could hold their own. in the world 1812, you know that there is a string of american victories because we could work fast or faster as the british navy. the british navy was known for fire.ty of cannon they would aim low and try to blast behold of the other ship. of the other ship. the french did it differently. they would try to de-mast. they would aim for the rigging. think about what you are trying to hit. they had a different approach. so the british were able to get -- volleysfollies in a shorter space of time then the french were. also, the french did not

that and we have 16,000 west virginians who could use the unemployment extended in for firm david granger and while they are looking for jobs and then comes the next steps that create good paying jobs and we certainly have all the possibilities to do that with our energy resources that we have and the research and the technology and/or manufacturing know-how and that's why i'm running to support into the high-tech manufacturing that we have in our community and technical colleges to work. >> moderator: congresswoman capito? capito: i think about the workers that are out of a job and i think about the real workers. i think about the shop workers and the electricians come at the tire manufacturer. this is directly attributable to every single mining job is lost is attributable to the policies of president obama and harry reid who are supporting my opponent. she may say the president is not on the ballot but guess what the president said the other day he said point-blank every single one of my policies is on the ballot. so who is his representative on the ballot? the secretary. and i believe