shooper hung a photo of the handshake in his living room.the only memento he kept from his playing days. he would carry the photo with him when he traveled to schools to talk about racial tolerance. george shoorp passed away on monday. he was 89 years old. he'll always be remembered for how he took the fight against racial injustice into his own hands, with a handshake. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> fear factor. let's play "hardball." ♪ ♪ >> good evening, i'm chris matthews up in new york. people only truly believe what they discover for themselves. they believe what they see, what becomes obvious to them. right now, it's obvious that ebola is not being kept from this country. it's here despite the promises we keep getting. how did that man get onto the plane? and why was he sent away from the hospital in dallas when he said he was here from west africa, where wree know there's an emdemmic

>> this is all done on the handshake? >> is your handshake not good? >> mine is. >> yours is good?> always. >> okay. we have a deal? >> deal. >> now that they've shaken my hand, i'm done being a nice guy. i'm gonna test them and their businesses in ways they've never been tested before. let's get to work. >> all right. >> thank you. thank you again. could all of you join us? we're gonna have a store meeting. profitable businesses need three things: the right process, a great product, and good people. here, they need help with all three. my name is marcus lemonis, and some of you have seen me around. and i'm here to help fix this business, so people don't lose their job. there are 32 employees relying on this business for their livelihood. and ever since jacob's passing, they're starving for leadership. for the next week, i'm in charge. so what we're gonna do is we're gonna make some massive changes, and, at the end of this week, we're gonna have a grand reopening. we're gonna let our customers tell us if we've gotten it right. i need to get rid of excess inventory, make time-saving

a handshake?ave a crack in your hand that becomes exposed to blood and also the mucosa of your eyes or mouth is all part of the fact that these droplets can get in. if they can live on the surface for hours or days, the next play that comes in, they are to clean this with bleach because it's the only thing that can wipe out this virus. the risks are less but it's not zeer roec zero. we should have masks in case someone starts to vomit and you have a problem. >> but you should have gloves and -- >> the other thing i want to imagine, casual contact, almost never. the other thing is sexual contact. you can actually carry this in semen for almost three months after. the advice for the centers for device control, if you have ebola, you don't have sex for three months after active symptoms. that's the advice because you can't be 100% sure on that. that's the wildcard in all of this. >> i have a good question and we'll ask it when we come back. it's from francine. she's saying, will the cold and flu seas

. >> the handshake before you go into the courtroom. what happens? >> well, you know, that's very important to feel your hand, to let me shake your hand and feel the warmth of someone's hand. you have a momentary bond and it's one that matters. and it's a wonderful way to try to it ensure goodwill among people. >> you write in your book that you quit shaking the hand of one justice. >> that was because he grabbed my hand and i thought i was going to lose my hand. and it was something where he was so strong and he didn't realize how he was hurting my hand and so i had to do something to save my hand. >> you don't talk much about yourself in this book. you're the first female justice on the court. what do you remember about september 25, 1981? >> well, nothing special. they are all special days. >> that was my first day on the court and i had the hope that my service on the court would be worthwhile in that i could make a solid and significant contribution. i didn't know that day whether i could or not. you don't know how you are going to get along wit

handshake? you may have cracks in the hands come exposed to blood, and also mucosa of the eyes and mouth are all part of the fact that these droplets can get in. if these can leave on a surface from hours to days, the next plane that comes in, they are to clean with bleach. bleach is the only one that can wipe out this kind of virus. so the risks are less, but it is not zero. that's why i think moving in the future, in our planes, we should have masks, in case someone tries to vomit and you have a problem. >> one other thing to mention, i agree with him. casual contact, almost never. close contact with is he kreegss, frequently. one thing is sexual contact. you can carry it in semen up to three months afterward. sexual contact, advice from centers for disease control, if you have ebola, you don't have sex for three months after active symptoms. that's the advice, you can't be 100% sure on that. that's the wild card in all this. >> good question. i will tease it, answer when we come back. francis

the elbow handshake is now the ebola handshake. workers stressing people not to greet people with physical contact. >> the capitol christmas tree just got chopped down in minnesota. the tree is set to arrive in washington on november 21st. a lot of beautiful trees up there. >> the fbi under fire right now after dramatic surveillance video surfaces showing undercover agents tracking -- tricking their way inside a luxury villa at caesar's palace. all part of a major international gambling bust trace gallagher has more. it may have had the reverse effect. >> you got to give the fbi credit for creativity. this was oceans 11 all the day. they were after this chinese organized crime group conducting allegedly this gambling ring surrounding world cup soccer. the fbi wanted to get inside the vegas villain but decide not have a warrant but tricked them by shutting down the internet and then posed as internet repairmen. the reduce allowed them to get into the villa, walk3zoáy look for5up evidence, even check out the suspect's laptop computer

. >> host: the handshake before you go in, what happens? >> guest: for that is very important, let me shake your hand, to feel the warmth of someone's hand, you had a momentary bond but one that matters. when you have somebody's hand in your is it matters. wonderful way to trying to secure good will among the justices. very tough decisions to make some times. >> guest: you right in here is that you quit shaking hand of one justice and will only grab his thumb. >> guest: that was because he grabbed my hand and i thought i was going to lose my hands. he was so strong, and i know he did not realize how he was hurting my hands so i had to do something to save my hand from this powerful thing by that justice. >> host: you don't talk about yourself much in this book but you are the first female justice on the floor. what do you remember about september 25th, 1981? >> guest: nothing special. >> host: that was your first day on the court. >> guest: i had the hope that my service on the court would be worthwhile, that i could make a solid, significa

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. >> inmarsat, a british company reports that flight 370 had exchanged digital signals known as handshakes >> that was a watershed moment and that changed everything. >> it changed everything because everyone had thought flight 370 had gone completely dark, but the discovery of the digital handshakes was proof the plane was in the air for several hours longer than anyone thought. >> suddenly, they have evidence that it flew west and south and continued to fly for some 6 1/2 hours. >> using complicated calculations, inmarsat could roughly determine where the plane was going. >> this is evidence that is kind of getting close to black magic. i mean, it's a feat of mathematics, and ingenuity and reverse engineering, but we just don't know how accurate it is. >> but it is also the only hard evidence available to investigators. and malaysian prime minister najib rezak. >> i asked them again and again, you sure? and their answer to me was, we are as sure as we can possibly be. >> he needed to be sure, because based on those calculations, the prime minister was about to deliver some more somber ne

but the discovery of the digital handshakes was proof that the plane was in the air for several hourshan anyone thought. >> suddenly they have evidence that it flew west and south and continued to fly for some six and a half hours. >> using complicated calculations, inmarsat could roughly determine where the plane was going. >> this is evidence that is kind of getting close to black magic. it is a feat of imagine mmathem ingenuity and reverse engineering but we don't know how accurate it is. >> but it is also the only hard evidence available to investigators, and malaysian prime minister najib razak. >> i asked them again and again, are you sure? and their answer to me was, we are as sure as we can possibly be. >> he needed to be sure. because based on those calculations, the prime minister was about to deliver some very somber news. >> flight mh-370 ended in a sudden indian ocean. >> the southern indian ocean, thousands of miles away where no one could likely have survived. family members were shocked. distraught and angry there was no rescues, no debris. now, a last hope remained. f

made a lot of deals as a banker on handshake i'm still making deals on handshake.u violated the gimmick that you put forward and then you let other people do your dirty work. me of doing what you did before you stopped answering the question. >> now to your second question. itgovernor, you like to call pipeline orystone try to keep the federal government out of our cautions are to stand up to the federal government on behalf of colorado natural resources. instead of standing up for rights in the interest of colorado residents, how come you are quick and willing to stand alongside barack obama in washington, d.c.? >> the bottom line is you are missed seeing the reality of the fact. -- mis-seeing the reality of the fact. >> you or three years late getting to the table on that. >> i began cochairing that 2012.tee in that is not three years late. >> that is not what they think a northwest colorado. >> ibec to differ. >> -- i beg to differ. >> would you let me answer? >> please. >> we have looked at all the ways that colorado ranchers and technology,ovation fencing, it

it can be used like a handshake.the streets of auckland and just see if he gets the hongie. >> is this guy kissing me? >> oh, it's a hongie. you see the palpable relief. >> no problem. >> so do most people on the street know the definition of hongie, if you say that, they're like okay? >> it appears to be very much a part of culture. >> how different is it from european culture with a kiss on the cheek? >> there are some cases where it doesn't work. >> want to do some hongie. >> just a high five. >> come on, bro. >> it's all good, mate. all good. >> spreading the word of god with a skateboard. next "right this minute." still to come, putting a trendy spin on your halloween look. >> it's not a very difficult process. >> see what it takes to transform into a black and white movie star. mama bear's hungry. >> she got hold of somebody's lunch box. >> she just took it. >> why what's in there won't be to her liking. avav >>> i've seen a cool trend for halloween costumes. it's like going to halloween in black and white. >>

on ad a lot of cows handshake and made a lot of deals as a banker on a handshake.ou violated the gimmick that you put forward and then you let other people do your dirty work. do not accuse me of doing what you did before you stopped answering the question. >> now to your second question. >> governor, you like to call it picking a fight with washington to take a position on the keystone pipeline. or try to keep the federal classroomsout of our for to stand up for the -- to the federal government on behalf of colorado natural resources. or to oppose obamacare mandates. instead of standing up for rights in the interest of colorado residents, how come you are quick and willing to stand alongside barack obama in washington, d.c.? >> the bottom line is you are misstating the reality of the fact. quite a few were three years late getting to the table on that. >> i began co-chairing that committee in 2012. that is not three years late. >> that is not what they think a -- in northwest colorado. >> i beg to differ. depends on who you are talking to. >> i'm sure you would. >

. >> for example, handshaking. there is a typical liberian handshake that slaps with the two fingers when i meet you. you know. and hugging, kissing. we are a very warm, social, caring people. >> reporter: now he says kids are being told not to leave the house. this is sort of what some of the enhanced screening will look like. u.s. troops who landed in west africa having their temperature taken with a noncontact thermometer. here at dulles today, there is still concern with those coming from overseas, and in from croatia. >> i've been keeping himself informed. it was a little scary. >> reporter: it's not just flights. amtrak says it's monitoring the situation, and if an infected passenger were to get on board a train, all necessary actions would be taken. now as far as when those enhanced screenings will start here at dulles, the cdc has to make a formal announcement. but again, we're expecting that process to start next week. reporting live at dulles, adam tuss, news4. >> thank you, adam. and still ahead, we'll t

personal commitment to our nation's heroes back home in his native chicago quickly evolved q into handshakeith the m uso in iraq and afghanistan and around the world. he formed the lieutenant dan in band performing for hundreds of thousands of troops at home and abroad. in 2011 he established a foundation to honor our troops, our veterans, our first responders, and their families. for his tireless work and dedication he's been honored with the presidential citizens medal, the second highest civilian honor awarded by the president of the united states. so please join me in a rousing welcome to the stage, this actor, humanitarian, and national spokesperson for the american veterans disabled for life memorial, gary sinise. eten >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you, secretary jewell a for that wonderful introductiony thank you so much, everyone. welcome, everyone. a special thank you to all our i past and present military here today.boar it's an honor to be in your rout presence. there's my ride.uests o first i'd like to congratulate art and lois and the foundation board of director

>> generally youtube society, there's a mailing list, handshake that we engage in, i do that a coupleof times. harley plays the principal of the school, dean calhoun, season one. cool cameos and youtube personalities and stars, harley chief among them. something for everybody, i think. >> how does it feel to have transcended from school youtube videos to now a youtube series? >> i went to film school, we were watching movies, over the last few years we've grown and become directors in our own right. it's a fast line process but a road we wanted to talk down. >> season three, how many episodes, and when will we be able to see each one? >> season threeic episodes, 30 minutes long. coming out one every week monday. four if you want to binge watch, available on our site thursday. episode one comes out on monday. >>> grinding all over new york city to his favorite song. >> here he is on the new york city subway, his commute. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come -- >> killer clowns hit the streets for one scary prank. >> this is terrifterrifying. >> see why in the end -- >> th

neil: hell of a handshake. >> regis says my handshake is the dream of every chiropractor.lmost broke my hand. >> you know something neil, it's ironic, think about this sitting in the green room. congratulations on your being voted and picked as the popular personality. neil: people want to have a beer with me. >> no, that's something, i had a hero, i'm not going into it now, you youngsters studying about broadcasting, he says you have to write a life story. the most powerful communicator was arthur godfrey, it was quietly decided godfrey would take over the nation and "time" magazine thought i was out of my mind. he had a way of making people feel he was only talking to them. i got to tell you something, you deal with the economy. this is such an action to say. this do you realize, neil, every show they do, talk about we protect our money, we protect our savings, and every concert i do, and my shows are for corporate and public shows, at a certain point i turn my check, my fee for the program over to a committee of strangers from the audience. the one condition is i must n

. >> we must be mindful of handshakes, we should not move coughs unnecessarily. practice of and so on. practice in that period, then this shaking peek across individual organizations within that period. nigerians become mindful. >> families who lost loved ones are still grieving. hara moutassa reports from abuja. >> she became a nurse because she wanted to help people. but the last person she helped had ebola. she became infected. she was 30 years old and pregnant with her first child. her husband can't accept that she's dead. >> this was not planned. i had so many things i wanted to achieve. we had so many things we wanted to do together. i feel lost. i feel left alone. >> reporter: the man who infected justine came to nigeria in july. he collapsed at the airport in lagos. and came to her hospital. measures were put in place by the government to try to contain the virus such as screening at border posts and airports. it is a process everyone has to go through. this machine takes your body temperature. if the temperature is 38° celsius or higher the machine will

the level of coordination here alone is very impressive, even more so when you realize that the handshakenutes. i also wonder when did they have time to design and do this? i think their bosses may want a rebate. >> well, these are anchors in my hometown, and it's well moan that these two drop a lot of acid, and that is really -- [laughter] melissa: no! no, no, no! no, no, no, that is not it. look at this. >> you know, there's so many bad stories about chicago aisle glad to see some of our local news anchors who are great people having some fun. melissa: monica, when did they have time to coordinate it? >> they also kept saying how are we on time meaning are we coming back? are we still on the commercial break? as we do television, we know there are always cameras recording everything and to be very careful, so i think they knew it was being recorded and that it was going to get out and have this kind of amplification and everybody's talking about it. melissa: i wonder how much effort they're putting into the writing and producing of the show. i'm just saying. [laughter] all right. so get

ambushed, endangered and defamed and, yes, the conversation was heated at times, but there was also handshakesven a ceremonial handkerchief. in the end, they said they still would have gone on the show had they known there would be a debate, but at least one of them wouldn't have worn his redskins jacket, which forces the question -- >> if they change the team name, would you still root for them? >> absolutely. >> yes. >> i wouldn't hide my redskins memorabilia. it would still be on the wall and the belt on the shoulder. they i'll always be redskins to me. >> problem solved! hey, he who stands on the wrong side of history, change the (bleep) name! (cheers and applause) >> jon: jason jones. be right back! guinness master brewers tproudly introduce new guinness blonde american lager. deliciously crisp and flavorful, brewed with mosaictm and willamette american hops and using centuries old guinness brewing artistry and traditions. the first addition in the new guinness discovery series. discover a new age of brewing excellence for yourself. new guinness blonde american lager. female announcer: yo

we have seen the handshake before. the question is what next. >>> on to hong kong where protesters are still on the streets. frustration is mounding between them and the people living in the neighbourhoods they are occupying. scott heidler is in hong kong with the latest. movement shifted from the umbrella to the heated argument. >> this is mongkok. for the first time there was violence. the police were in the middle. the tension is there the next morning. protesters came out. they saw the attacks on tv. locals, where the operation is taking police, had had enough. the fight for the democracy is not giving the right to occupy the streets and disturb us. we can't sleep at night much. >> the reason that people are so upset and what the protesters got was local and different to what people in other parts of hong kong, they want the protesters to take the sid-insless respect. >> people are more concerned about the broader impact of hong kong. >> the city's economy has been affected, and a lot of shops are losing business b

ambushed, endangered and defamed and, yes, the conversation was heated at times, but there was also handshakesmonial handkerchief. in the end, they said they still would have gone on the show had they known there would be a debate, but at least one of them wouldn't have worn his redskins jacket, which forces the question -- >> if they change the team name, would you still root for them? >> absolutely. >> yes. >> i wouldn't hide my redskins memorabilia. it would still be on the wall and the belt on the shoulder. they i'll always be redskins to me. >> problem solved! hey, he who stands on the wrong side of history, change the (bleep) name! (cheers and applause) >> jon: jason jones. be right back! (vo) you are a business pro. solver of the slice. teacher of the un-teachable. you lower handicaps... and raise hopes. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. (pro) nice drive. (vo) well played, business pro. well played. go national. go like a pro. as strongbow hard] aci

ambushed, endangered and defamed and, yes, the conversation was heated at times, but there was also handshakesn a ceremonial handkerchief. in the end, they said they still would have gone on the show had they known there would be a debate, but at least one of them wouldn't have worn his redskins jacket, which forces the question -- >> if they change the team name, would you still root for them? >> absolutely. >> yes. >> i wouldn't hide my redskins memorabilia. it would still be on the wall and the belt on the shoulder. they i'll always be redskins to me. >> problem solved! hey, he who stands on the wrong side of history, change the (bleep) name! (cheers and applause) >> jon: jason jones. be right back! to help entertain some friends at the beach. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. all with no hoops to jump through. rafael was inspired to use his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to spend a night watching the stars, under the stars. that's the beauty of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of

no handshakes. no hugs. for health care workers layers of personal protective equipment are required. it's a painstaking process. after visiting a local clinic here, we were brought into a room where very slowly and carefully our plastic protective suits, masks, gloves and goggles were removed piece by piece. they were then thoroughly doused with a bleach solution and incinerated. it's a meticulous process. but as far as we have seen even a small break in these protective efforts can be an opportunity for the virus to spread. >> dr. nancy snyderman starting us off with her report from liberia. and we spoke with her by phone a short time ago. i asked nancy how everyone in our traveling team is holding up there tonight. >> reporter: hello, brian. the team's doing well. obviously we're self-monitoring and keeping our eyes on each other. this is a team i have traveled with extensively to foreign countries before. so i think that teamwork comes into play when everyone is stressed and a tenuous situation. sadly th

leaders are advising against handshaking. >> a family member i see you for the first time, we shake hands that could be the difference between me and having ebola. >> reporter: thousands more from ebola-plagued guinea and see area leon live within miles of woodland avenue. many have canceled trips to west africa. they support ebola testing at airports with direct flights from their native country. >> we are grateful that the cdc and u.s. government have taken these steps. >> reporter: many wish the united states would do more. in the men time, tho-- meantime within the community say they will do more. >> we have to become educated. most people are still living in denial. >> reporter: the ebola-awareness movies that that gentleman produced will be shown in the commune on october 25th. tonight, community leaders are meeting at city hall to decide what steps they will take next. live in southwest philadelphia, lu ann cahn, nbc 10 news. >> it just so happens some of the leading experts on infectious diseases are meeting right now here in philadelphia. doctors from around the world are gatheri

. >> chris: makes for an interesting handshake after the game. >> sean: michigan state did not throw a pass on that drive. >> referee: after the play was over, unsportsman like conduct. michigan, number 99. the penalty will be enforced on the kickoff. >> sean: matthew godin, backup defensive tackle. seven plays on that touchdown drive. all of them rushes by jeremy langford. he's up to 35 carries, a career-high. and he is also involved in today's good hands play brought to you by allstate. >> chris: right there. the stiff arm, vision.explosive. and what makes him stand up, a lot of other players, above them, the running back position in college football, his ability to break tackles and make people miss. take a two-yard gain and turn it into an eight-yard gain. >> sean: there was a 24-point margin. >> chris: do you think he'll smile? soil not yet. this year, 29-3. 29-6 was the most lopsided win since 1967. this one's going to be one-point worse unless michigan scores again. and out of the back of the end zone to kevin cronin. well, michigan state, with the advantage of a favorable sch

i wanted to put up this other image because if i go back for just a moment and look at the handshake over the wall at gettysburg, as a student of the civil war, the image that comes to mind is this one. who has seen this image before? this is a cartoon from 1872. mocking horace greely, who was then running for president. he had said let us clap hands over the bloody chasm of civil war memory. and he re-created it by depicting greely to expending out his hand over the dead of anderson vil andersonville prison. and i think for me, at least, the notion that we have moved from this to this is significant, right? how in your opinion do we get from a northern memory that is at least in part in 1872 still strongly condemning the confederate military apparatus, from there to the handshake? what do you think? john? >> it's fromçascpx the whole dr reconciliation. it's bringing back the union together in an attempt to create a more robust, complete, together nation. >> okay, tara? >> i think it's time. in 50 years has past before they have taken the photo. some of the hard feelings may start to

penn's working his way to the gut daughter out customizing each handshake.guy i would prefer to get a few more hits but the handshakes are getting people answered as madden medicine baumgartner the rescue party before ever before about four beers a one time. >> : is not even giving me as a and his mouth idea everyone got excited he had four beers at one time. the video courtesy of box college of the bay area news groups said for beers one hand but the record that on my phone. >> : then say he was still the deal is now pay my rent might not always room for the to the home team today at when on the air and said i'd hate to say if you gave me her shock and the dodgers' best player in baseball this year or baumgartner and said area builder team around for the next five to seven years the police say baumgartner a big guys look like a lover it hurt ellison and trend be a good little homer jason comes from downstairs herschel's much better. you can't win if your little was run homer after going around the giants then then they get mad at you if you tell the truth i

tony is troubled about respectful happened shakes and and -- handshakes and fun high fives are butt outs. once it is prop proat, quote, you won't be disappointed. i am a great huger. in obama's america with things like ebola running rampant, isn't it common sense to avoid as much physical contact as possible? >> after reading the story i really kind of wanted to punch her in the face. although i do want -- i have actually -- i prefer drugs to hugs. >> you agree with her and yet you didn't like herpes? >> it was -- you agree with her and yet you didn't like her piece. >> i understand turning out her copy when you have nothing to say, but this was an extremely trans paisht case -- transparent case of having nothing to say. >> joanne, does she have a good point of hugging losing all meaning? or is it an ungood point? >> i just got confused. >> me too. i understand what she is saying. typically rugs are good though. typically hugs are good though because science says they are. it is good for the body. gut if it causes too much stress to hug it wouldn't be good. i think she should hug hersel

>> yeah, particular handshakes, like as a fraternity, people like to set themselves apart. >> you statedhat you or your community have a greeting that you refer to as a salute. can you show me what that refers to? >> no, i -- i never said that. >> no? >> well, you mean like we say something. we say hail sa which means hello and good health. >> you weren't referring to a gesture? >> no, no, no. or body language or anything like that. >> kind of like a lot of white supremacists do, they do the hitler salute. >> no, sir. >> i guess i have one major question here, what is your input on other races joined in your community? >> we will discriminate against no one regardless of race, gender, sex, creed, nationality, origin or of their religion, we won't discriminate from that. >> you have a minority and a leadership role? >> no, we haven't. >> if that opportunity arose, would that be allowed? >> yes, it would. >> do you have any other questions? >> no, not today. >> marcus, do you have any questions for us? >> no, i don't. >> thank you. >> the final decision could still be weeks off. but the wa

handshake.on why the united states is paying brazil hundreds of millions of dollars over cotton. alan pearson joins us when we continue in just a moment. ♪ >> the price of oil -- at least the american benchmark -- fell by five dollars a barrel, the a year. bloomberg's economics editor michael mckee is here with the real deal on why oil is plunging. >> we can go back and forth, but the bottom-line is, they are all going down to one degree or another. two things. supply is going up faster than demand and the dollar is going up, period. a dollars story. oil is priced in dollars worldwide. you can see the effect here. just to make the connections more obvious, here i have inverted the price of oil. it is basically a complete correlation. but it is also, as i said, and matter of supply and demand, because of fracking in the u.s. has vastly increased the supply of oil. all of the international stuff that used to be shipped here to the u.s. is not needed anymore. producers at the north sea and nigeria

he's taking a plane load of businessmen with him, so assumably hoping to get more than smiles and handshakesut of this. >> reporter: that's right. this is a recognition of china's growing importance. president ghani making beijing his first official overseas visit. it's also a recognition of china's importance to the afghan economy. ghani has brought with him, a large delegation of business people. they have been signing deals. expected to sign more deals in the coming days. many agreements are looking at restarting the mining sector. afghanistan of course has large mineral deposits which are eyed eaglely by china. but china also looks to afghanistan has an important strategic partner in the years to come, but a partner that has potentially very serious internal security problems as jennifer glasse now reports. >> reporter: china is afghanistan's biggest business investor, thanks to a $3 billion deal to the rights to this copper rich area. but there are no chinese minors here. the roads and railways haven't been started. security concerns are stalled the project. in china the afghan presiden

but today in the oval office there were some smiles and a han handshake. president obama reiterated what he called an iron clad commitment by the u.s. to israel security. but the president also said there needs to be a more seanible peace in the middle east. >> i think we also recognize that we have to find ways to change the status quo so that both israeli citizens are safe in their own homes, and school children in their schools from possibility of-- >> there is a large disagreement on another front. the u.s.-led negotiations with tehran over iran's new england program. >> as you know, mr. president, iran seeks to lift the tough sanctions you worked so hard in place, and leave it as a threshold nuclear power. i firmly hope that under your leadership that would not happen. >> reporter: this is the first face-to-face meeting between obama and ne netanyahu since last spring and since the israeli-gaza conflict last summer. >> lisa stark reportin reporting from washington. >>> the u.s. military conducted three airstrikes on isil targets in kobane, syria, over

. >> chris: makes for an interesting handshake after the game. >> sean: michigan state did not throw a pass on that drive. >> referee: after the play was over, unsportsman like conduct. michigan, number 99. the penalty will be enforced on the kickoff. >> sean: matthew godin, backup defensive tackle. seven plays on that touchdown drive. all of them rushes by jeremy langford. he's up to 35 carries, a career-high. and he is also involved in today's good hands play brought to you by allstate. >> chris: right there. the stiff arm, vision. explosive through the hole. and what makes him stand up, a lot of other players, above them, the running back position in college football, his ability to break tackles and make people miss. take a two-yard gain and turn it into an eight-yard gain. >> sean: there was a 24-point margin. >> chris: do you think he'll smile? soil not yet. this year, 29-3. 29-6 was the most lopsided win since 1967. this one's going to be one-point worse unless michigan scores again. and out of the back of the end zone to kevin cronin. well, michigan state, with the advantage

. >> reporter: a handshake sealed the deal. man just offered to repair the damage for $8,000 but the other man isn't the homeowner. he is with the fraud unit of the california contractors state license board and he has one more question. >> do you have a contractor's license? >> nope. >> this is a sting operation. >> the man is busted. >> a report will be filed with the district attorney for what took place here today. >> reporter: 12 people offered to fix damage here. though they weren't licensed to do so. to do any job over $500 you need a state license. the undercover agent says he sees it all the time. trusting homeowners getting cheated. especially after a natural disaster. >> you are happy you are getting the work done, you write the check because you are not knowledgeable of the 10% down laws, this and that. guy drives away with your check and goes to the bank, cashes it, has responser and they prohibit players prohibited. whether asked if beats by dre paid the fine he said let that be unanswered. >> 10,000 is probably c

and he said there are handshake agreements with five other companies.e is continuing an 11-day swing across asia to drum up investment in the commonwealth. tourism officials have been active on this trip trying to get more people in asia to travel to virginia. >>> another case of someone jumping the fence at the white house. how things were different this time around and learning about the man the secret service took into custody. >>> a live look at union station in the background. a fully unfurled u.s. flag in front of the fixture here showing just how windy conditions are at this hour. >>> right now at 6:00, we're following a developing story in canada. a gunman killed a man as he tried to storm parliament. the security question investigators are trying to answer. >>> check out these temperatures. pretty cool out there. right now the temperatures do not tell the whole story. we will go to storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein in just a moment. >> but first breck breaking news. >>> a crash in the left lane, taking up the left lane for quite some time.

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information is coming out, the government is trying to put people at ease that you can't get it through a handshakehis stuff. this is bouncing around the markets. and it predated yesterday. i can tell you weeks ago, i was getting calls when the news cycle started ramping up about ebola, where at least two traders called it a possible black swan event. this unexpected thing that tanks the market. i'm not saying sell all your stocks. clearly don't. this is something to be worried about. it is worry in this context, when the mood of the markets is pretty stable, you look at what's going on with ebola and other things to a more positive context. when the mood of the markets is what it's like now, no one knows, fed easing, ending, what's that going to mean? headlines send the markets down. liz: we're getting a jobs report friday. we have the adp number up, this is the best jobs creation performance m over month in nine years. forget it, the market's not hearing it. >> we had a bad manufacturing report this morning. so the market takes that to the prism of all that's going on. listen, you can't really ta

are encouraged to wash their hands in vats of breach, and greetings are done at a distance, no handshakes or hugs, and for health care workers layers of protective equipment are required and it's a pain staking process. and after visiting a local clinic we were brought into a room where very slowly and carefully our protective suits, masks and goggles were removed piece by piece and then they were thoroughly dowsed with a bleach solution and then ensign rated. but even a small break in these protective efforts can be an opportunity for the virus to spread. >> dr. nancy says everybody on her team is doing well and they will be returning to the u.s. we will have a lot more on the ebola outbreak for you, and i will talk to the head of the director of allergies and diseases. >>> a preschooler who died more than a week ago was sick with enterovirus. the 4-year-old is the first child with enterovirus to die in new jersey. according to cdc, more than 500 people in 43 straits have come down with the virus. >>> and then a message was sent around 5:00 p.m. and includes a detailed threat for a mass

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but that kind of good feeling did not extend, apparently, to the handshake period of the game. wearing a football helmet. [laughter] the generosity of americans for our wounded warriors should be by a couple that phil keating has just met live in ft. lauderdale with more on their story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, bill. take a look at this boat. pretty sleek, isn't it? the design by cain and andrew, they wanted this boat, the only one specifically manufactured for wounded warriors who come back from iraq and afghanistan severely disabled. the idea is the boat looks like a regular boat so it doesn't look like a disabled person's boat. you've got this cutout for a wheelchair, it can get up the hallways no problem, you get back here to your chair to go fishing, and it's got a 50,000 donated seakeeper stabilizer to keep the boat stable. >> they go up there, they defend the country, they defend our way of life, they come back, they're permanently changed. they have to adapt and change their lives to cover their injuries, so what we've decided to do is to try and help th