that's going to be of interest to harry reid, because he gave money to harry reid and voted for the president. he also voted for the president and gave money to the president. he ran as a democrat against me in 2008. he gave money to hillary clinton. by deed and by campaign donation, he's a democrat. who will he vote for to lead the senate? or will he vote for anybody? just hand up a little sign and say, i'm present, i'm here? who will he caucus with? what committees will he serve on? he's just one independent who's going to go and look for people who have good ideas. that's rather ridiculous. >> our next question has to do with health care reform, the affordable care act. a specific question. do you favor repeal or repair of the aca? if repair, how would you repair? where would you start? mr. roberts, i'll let you start with this. >> i think we need to repeal. just this month, people are getting more premiums, more people losing their insurance, the doctor-patient relationship is threatened. taxes with obamacare are going to be $1 trillion. many people are not even aware of the taxes that ar

al >>> i'm harris faulkner, this is the fox report. the first person to be diagnosed with ebola in the united states is now fighting for his life. that word from the centers and disease com and prevention folks there. thomas duncan is at a hospital in dallas, texas as you may know by now. his condition worsened this weekend, but now the cdc is saying they're hoping for his recovery, end quote. it's still not clear what his treatment has entailed, although reportedly he has not been receiving any experimental medications for the virus. meanwhile the hunt is on for anybody he came in contact with. and now 50 people are being honored for signs of inf ineffectation. officials keeping a close eye on some of his family members with whom he was visiting and sharing an apartment and the health care worker who is had very close contact with him. we remind you, there is no other ebola case confirmed anywhere in the america tonight. the cdc is confident the virus will be stopped in its tracks in dallas, texas. still the director, tom freeden says

harris? >> okay. a couple things to get here. you know, i'm curious, you're laying out the timeline for them but what about the other people they're watching? >> well, remember, from all of the doctors that we have had on our air and have been in the newspapers since this all broke here in texas, everyone has pointed out that ebola is not contagious, until a patient starts to show symptoms. so remember, i talked about september 24th. a little difficult to keep straight, but he got sick on september the 24th. that is when he started showing symptoms. that means that is when, by all accounts, he would have become contagious, four days after arriving in texas it. so the world health organization says the maximum incubation period for the disease is 21 days. that means, we are on day 14 right now. so the family has another week to go before they would be completely out of the woods. it has to be terrifying and you heard the pastor talking about that for them, harris. they've learned the fate of t

end the harry reid agenda. end the gridlock. end the obama-reid agenda. replace what they have stood or with real jobs, real growth . my opponent cannot stand up to the obama-reid agenda. after all, he is a democrat. he ran against me as a democrat in 2008. and he gave contributions, $174,000 to hillary clinton, to bream, and yes even to harry reid. so by deed and by word and by campaign contributions he cannot stand up to the reid-obama agenda. now, it's so much more. so much more about this election than me. that's why we have had all members of the republican party come and endorse me. because they know the number one thing is to get a republican majority in the united states senate to end the gridlock and stop the obama-reid agenda. >> thank you senator roberts. our first quep tonight is from brian lowry. >> thank you. more than 66,000 children have been apprehended at the southern border unaccompanied y an adult since last october. what's the u.s. to do with these children? >> before i answer that question i have to address a couple of things that se

harry reid should address that.ou shouldn't attack someone because they spend their money or raise money in order to influence the political system. >> maybe they spent $10 million so far this cycle. harry reid is spending -- hell, he's spent $9 million in north carolina alone. >> the koch brothers have spent more. >> what's interesting, the democratic senate campaign which is not the big super p.a.c. types but just the people who give smaller amounts have outraised the republican senate campaign during this cycle. there's more money that's behind the democrats right now than behind the republicans. >> all right. we're going to continue this conversation. >> unbelievable. by the way that's from national public radio. that's from, i think center for responsible politics, people who track nonpartisan groups. >> opensecrets.org if you want to know who is spending money. >> rattner has charts coming up on richest americans and obama's speech on the economy. >> what do you think? >> number three. >> still ahead on "morni

i believe that president obama and his harry reid are part of the problem. i believe senator, you're part of the problem. you have been in washington for 47 years. during that time the undocumented people in this country has grown from one billion to over 11.5 million. that has grown from under $1 trillion to $18 trillion. in the last decade you voted to support funding for the bridge to nowhere in alaska. i have been clear from this on the beginning. i did support the affordable care act when it was passed. in 2010 i gave a campaign contribution to scott brown who was supposed to be the deciding vote against the affordable care act. the reason i did not like it was because i thought it was expanding a broken system. we pay for quantity in this country and not for quality. we need to fundamentally change the incentives to we can deliver better quality care at a lower price. >> senator roberts. -- [inaudible] and president obama, who we voted for and contributed money to, describe the aca as the first step to national health insurance. .hat is the wrong way t

the center suggested i voted for harry reid. i want to make sure everyone knows i didn't commit voter fraud. i didn't go to nevada and vote in that election. the center also talks a lot about contributions, but some the contributions he still to talk about are my contributions to republicans. i actually gave money to scott brown in massachusetts in 2010, precisely because he was the vote that was supposed to prevent the affordable care act from becoming law. that's why i made that contribution to i have said from the beginning that i think the affordable care act expanded a broken system. when asked the question, will you repeal the affordable care act, what i said is i think that's a false choice. i think any senator who stands up here and tells you he is going to repealed the affordable care act is ignoring the reality that president obama will simply veto the bill. and so from i stand by what i say is let's start talking about the real issue in health care. let's start talking about health care affordability. we have a health

i have told harry reid no stop when i started the race, harry reid asked me not to run. i said it was all due respect, i will make the decision along with the people of georgia. i know how to say no to senator reed and will work together with those when possible. that contract to david who said he was not a vote for mitch mcconnell what he went right up there when he got the nomination and said he would be a team player for senator mcconnell and the republican party. i will be a team player for georgia. >> i want to go back to one thing that is a misquote and i want to get the record cleared up. in that deposition, if you go nevert, michelle am a it said i outsourced jobs. not one time. it never said i outsourced jobs. that is what we got from obama in 2008 and 2012. i want to clean it out. >> the distinction is you are not moving jobs out -- but sourcing overseas? >> into the dollar general, printed 20,000 jobs in 40 years -- we created 20,000 jobs in 4 years. par of the conversation that i outsourced jobs and they know it is not right. the second thing is where george

or no harry, a $25 billion franchise. julia, how big is this? >> twitter exploded and then jk roweling explained it was a tease for a screenplay she is writing. a novel she wrote back in 2001. now, it is within the universe of harry potter so this really goes to show there's a lot of excitement still for the harry potter franchise, for that world, that movie that she's writing will come out from warner brothers in november of 2016. so all the excitement is great news for warner brothers, great for scholastic publishing the books and universe which has the harry potter attractions at the theme parks. >> all right. julia, thank you very much. we want the leave it short there far smile on everybody's face as the utah jazz made a little boy's dream some true. jp gibson battling leukemia. signed him to a one-day contract. charges the basket. gets a little help. >> oh, that is so awesome. >> dunks the billion. >> good for him. >> good for the utah jazz. >> best of luck to the kid. i'm tearing up here. >> beautiful story. >> bea

harris? >> you know, it's interesting because i sometimes wonder, and i saw a report where the white house is saying to democrats who were running in the mid ferm terms, if you have to go on the offensive, feel free to do so. i wonder if there's not a split we're not knowing about in the party on certain issues. >> here's the polling we're looking at as far as way out front in their handling of equal pay for women, democrats 63% in favor and g.o.p. and congress, 25%. >> but if you look at the issues what's most important, equal pay for women. not one, not two, not three, not four so that's not going to drive voters to the polls. i think the big ones are the economy. i actually think national security and ebola. that's going to be something big which is typically not what you see in midterm elections. >> equal pay for women is redundant. in 1963, kennedy signed the equal pay act so i don't understand why they're doing it again. >> here's the question. looks like everybody likes the republicans

i agree with you, harris.very effort should be done in order to build up the anti-viral medication. >> dr. mary schmidtschmidt, we appreciate your time. dr. samadi bringing up interesting points. really what you're talking about are all the people on the front lines to protect them and keep them from spreading it as well. there's a big debate brewing over whether to ban travel from the western african nations where the worst e ebola breakout in history began. the white house said a ban would hurt the effort to stop the spread. that's not stopping people from insisting it would keep americaningamerica americans safe. we'll talk about it. dr. samadi has interesting thoughts on maybe doing it for a short period of time. stay with us. [ female announcer ] hands were made for talking. feet...tiptoeing. better things than the pain, stiffness, and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is

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they are also using harry reid.sa you it when the house fliped from democrat to republican and when in many camd in debates like this. there's always the case of bringing another character into the mix so roberts can get attention off him, onto his opponent, trying to link greg orman, who is independent, but in the past has been more aligned with democrats, also has some views that might line up better with republicans, and one of the things that's so compelling about the race is voters have to decide what do they know about greg orman if voting for him. that's a real question still. >> do you get the sense, you talked to both candidates, spent time talking to voters on the ground in kansas as well. do voters feel that he is still very much undefined, orman? >> when talking to voters, i heard they liked the idea of the anti-washington message. i didn't hear a lot of anti-pat roberts as a person or the job he has done, more of a sense of people being tired of him being there and tired of what has happened in washingt

we're going to do it, harris. what do you make of these numbers? this is a key voting bloc, numbers down with latinos, african-americans, the people that the democratic party strongly leans on. >> let's look at the latino community, first of all, because that's where the stark bleeding is, if you will. if you've got 50% of them saying they feel democrats are most concerned with their issues and only 10% of them saying republicans are, yet they're going away from the democrat party, that means that the democrats are failing to capitalize on a huge gap there. and for republicans, it means an awesome opportunity, because they can differentiate themselves from the democrats in a way that really no one else can. i mean, you're only up from 10%. so not only are the democrats losing, but the republicans have a huge opportunity. i think that's where the biggest problem is for the dems. >> geraldo's been talking about this for a long time, that the latino community is ripe for the taking by the gop because they are family-oriented, they are religious-orient

one little lapse is pretty concerning, harris.s fellow went to the same hospital, texas health presbyterian north part of dallas. on 26th. was checked out. given antibiotics and then released. i talked with dr. anthony fauci with the national institutes of infectious disease shook his head over that. first thing you do somebody shows up with the symptoms, have you traveled recently and where did you travel from? hopes this is a very big red flag that anytime anybody comes into an emergency department in the future, that is one of the first questions that they're asked, harris. >> john roberts, thank you very much. let's get in here. we have a couple of nuggets from john's reporting, kennedy. i want to get your thoughts. he is is saying took an end round into the united states. once he got here. we have couple options. we can stop flights from that the past world, liberia and sierra leone where the outbreak is in full force. we can quarantine people for 21 days. what do we have the stomach to do in this country. >> i don't think we

it is harry reid. it is barack obama, which you support. you support obamacare. and yet we have continuously voted to reform it. that's what we're trying to do. we're trying to make it better for the american people. it's not republicans that have caused these 55 votes repealed. it's democrats. because any change -- now i am talking. >> yes, you are. >> any change to obamacare is looked upon as a repeal by the democrats because it is the namesake of our president and you are in full support of our president and obamacare. >> again, i've spoken out several times right here today on places i don't agree of the president, places where i don't agree with obamacare. there's several other areas that could be fixed. senator burr came up with a solution that he presented to change the ratio from the most expensive care to the least expensive care, something that not only do republicans and democrats they are willing to vote on but it's not a change in the house. there are a lot of things that could fix people's problems today. you said they're not repeals but you said to

you mention pamela harris she has opposition. four years ago she barely got elected.he barely beat the d.a. of los angeles and she doesn't have a credible opponent. she has $3.6 million in the bank. her opponent has virtually none. how do we get to this point. >> is it a rising super star of the democratic party and he's not debating ron gold the los angeles attorney. >> the republican. >> the republican. interestingly enough ron gold is for legalization of recreational use of marijuana. pamela harris has taken no position on it and she has not taken a position on 47 or on the decision that's very controversial. >> tenure. >> she has really played it safe and many newspapers have endorsed her but says she is playing it way too safe. >> so you have ron gold running for attorney general as a republican to her left on marijuana. >> he wants to legalize all forms of marijuana. >> yeah. >> all types. but i think i interrupt this as the republican party in california beginning with pete wilson shot itself in the foot. completely alienated the latino vote which is the larges

this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here with me today, sandra smith, andrea tantaros, kirsten powers and today's @oneluckyguy, tucker carlson. [applause] and you are "outnumbered." >> profoundly. >> we love tucker. >> are you kidding? i miss being here. every time i pass a tv in an airport, i think i should be there. >> we got your love letters, cards and flowers, so here we are. >> thanks for having me. >> that will get you anywhere. >> flattery works. >> again, we begin with that growing fear and the facts about what's happening in texas, that ebola may not be limited to just one person. this as we learn that the dallas hospital treating that patient with the deadly virus may have breached protocol by initially sending him home after he reportedly told a nurse that he had just been in west africa. just a week before. john roberts is live for us in atlanta at the centers for decide control and prevention. john, brings up to speed. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. public health officials in texas casting a wide nett

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this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. saab da smith, andrea tantaros, ainslee earhart, hash tog one lucky guy, eric erickson, and he is outnumbered. we're glad to have you. >> thanks very much for having me. >> we're going to jump in, we'll get to know you over an hour, it's great. [laughter] an official is telling fox news the headquarters of the kurdish forces in the center of the town has now fallen to isis. kobani's defenders are saying the united states is only giving token support with its intensified airstrikes from above. isis fight user are shelling the single-border crossing with turkey right now. let's bring in greg talcott, and he's actually not too far from the action, and in the last hour we saw more smoke rising up from that town. greg? >> reporter: yeah, harris, those stepped-up u.s. airstrikes might be slowing the isis terrorists down, we heard that, but we also saw that they are definitely on the march. just about for the entire day we were listening to a real battle royal coming from that government sec

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and even harry reid. by deed and by word and by campaign contribution he cannot , stand up to the reid-obama agenda. it is so much more about this election than me. that is why we have had members of the republican party, and endorsement. -- and endorse me because they know that the number one thing is to get a republican majority to end the gridlock. id agenda.he obama-re >> thank you. >> the first question is from brian with the wichita eagle. >> children have been apprehended unaccompanied by adults. at the southern border. what should the u.s. do with the children? >> before i answer the question, i have to address a couple of things that the senator said in the opening remarks. we have gotten to the point wheref we are making upa -- where we are making up facts. about the levels of contributions i have given and he said traditional republicans for common sense have endorsed me. numerous republicans have endorsed me. we need to pay attention to the truth. in terms of young adults and children at the s

here's harris. >> i am in today for shepard smith. islamic state fighters reportedly set to seize control of a key town right on the border of turkey. if they take that town, it could change the face of the fight. and the threat from isis is targeting now u.s. military families here at home. also, the u.s. military is taking on ebola. ahead, how our forces are working to contain the outbreak in west africa, and keeping them search. we have just learned some of our troops will have direct contact with the blood of infected patients, and we're also monitoring a news conference right now with the cdc. that's coming up. >>> we begin with what could be the worst setback yet in the fight against the islamic state. turkey's president is warning a critical city in syria is bat to fall to the terrorist and airstrikes will not be enough to save it. in the news comes a day before president obama is set to go to the pentagon for an in-person update on america's new war against isis. let's go to the giant wall. the city of kobani is located on the

>> seth: ladies and gentlemen, neil patrick harris! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: hi!at to see you! >> it's so awesome to be here. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: so with everything amazing going on career-wise, congratulations. you just got married as well. >> we did just get married. [ cheers and applause ] in italy. >> seth: you got married in italy? >> in italy. yeah, it was fun. we had a good time. >> seth: you involved the guests to your wedding in a way that most people don't. >> yeah, well, it was a small little destination wedding, so there was only about 47 people and rather than -- rather than send out all itineraries -- >> seth: by the way, i like that you said "only about 47," which means it was exactly 47. >> well, i don't -- [ laughter ] because if it's like 44 and i was wrong, i just look like a dork. so, instead of giving people itineraries, we decided that everyone in the wedding had a task that they had to complete in order to make the ceremony successful. so, some people gave speeches, some people had readings, some people were greeters. so they di

that's going to be of interest to harry reid, because he gave money to harry reid. he also voted for the president and gave money to the president. he ran as a democratic in 2008. he gave money to hillary clinton. by deed and by campaign donation, he's a democrat. who will he vote for to lead the senate? or will he vote for anybody? just hand up a little sign and say, i'm present, i'm here? who will he caucus on? he's just one independent who's going to go and look for people who have good ideas. hat's rather ridiculous. >> our next question has to do with the health care act. do you favor repeal or repair of the a.c.a.? if repair, how would you repair? how would you start? mr. roberts, i'll let you start with this. >> i think we need to repeal. just this month more people losing their insurance, the doctor-patient relationship is threatened. we have rationing and waiting under obama care. taxes with obama care. $1 trillion. many people are not even aware of the taxes that are involved until obama care. i voted against obama care. i think it should be repealed, but

i am absolutely running against barack obama and harry reid. no amount of false advertising will remove the fact that barack obama has funded you and is mentoring you. do you really believe that we think you will bite the hand that feeds you? >> ms. nunn, we will stick with this topic. many believe the american free trade agreement is to blame. do you think we should rework that trade agreement with canada and mexico? >> i believe that we should always ensure that we are creating an equal playing field. i have talked to business people, unions, farmers, and over and over again, they have said we do not need a favor. we need an even playing field. >> do we have that field? >> i think we need to continue to work towards this with the transatlantic trade or the transpacific going forward. we need to make sure that environmental protections are in place and that worker protections are in place but that we are creating an opportunity for jobs and for export. >> to we have time to ask mr. perdue that same question? >> what? we do not have a level pla

now over to harris for shep. >> i am harris faulkmer in today for shepard smith. new word the white house is considering closing guantanamo bay. by overriding congress to do it. ahead, the administration and republicans respond. >>> we'll look at whether this could actually happen. also, reports that islamic state militants are closer than ever to baghdad. with attacks right in the suburbs, but do the terrorists really have a shot at taking the capitol city? and stunning details about the patient in texas who died of ebola. the "associated press" is now reporting his hospital records show he had a 103-degree fever, and he told a nurse he is recently traveled to west africa. so, why in the world did doctors at first send him home? >>> we begin with the dire warning out of the middle east. military sources say islamic state terrorist are closing in on the big prize, baghdad. the fierce fighting is happening just a few miles outside iraq's capital city. still, pentagon officials are playing down any risk that baghdad will fall. referring to the raging battle friday t

you know, i have told harry reid no already.'ll tell you, when i started this race, harry reid encouraged someone else to run and asked me not to run. and i said with all due respect, i'm going to be the one that makes that decision, along with the people of georgia. so i know how to say no to senator reid and i also will work together with those when possible. again, that contrasts to david who said he wouldn't vote for mitch mcconnell but he went right up there, right after he got the nomination and said he was going to be a team player for senator mcconnell and the republican party. and i'm going to be a team player for georgia. >> can we get a quick rebuttal on that? >> i want to go back to something said three times tonight that's a misquote and want to get the record cleared up. in that deposition, if you read that deposition, and you know this, it never says i outsourced jobs, not one time. and she's repeated that three times tonight. that's the same kind of bill of goods we got from obama in 2008 and 2012. that's the sli

no patrick harris holds the honor ash neil patrick harris holds the honor in 2015. 87th academy awards are coming up february 22 and you can watch them right here. >> we all want to be part of the harris family. >> i think he is a good choice. what is going on? >> the worst of it is out of the way. days fromoss -- 43 now. 70 days until christmas. 76 days until new year's eve. we have a temperature of 64 at reagan national airport. we will look for the wind to settle down. nothing that will bring us any travel delays tomorrow. our high today, we hit 80 degrees at 10:30 a.m. over 1.5 inches of rain in leesburg. our next up takes us to rock phil. -- rockville. k4 inches at 14th and northwest. 55, winchester. 60, quantico. satellite and radar, it here is the cold front lifting off towards the north and east. area of low pressure off to the west. clausen the forecast for the afternoon -- clouds in the forecast for the afternoon. we are not looking for anything like we had earlier in the day. these will be showers and they will not last very long. things will really impro

harry reid will not -- the house has passed 350 bills. as i said, the senate is the place where good bills go to die. so all of the repeal and replaced legislation passed by the house of representatives and shared in many cases with many different senators has been stopped by harry reid. unless you stop him, the same thing is going to go on. because the president has indicated this is a referendum on his policies and his programs nd his legacy. if you look at his legacy, you will see this guy is a liberal democrat. i don't know you can't come clean about it and just be proud that you are a liberal democrat. >> the senate suggested i voted for harry reid. i want everyone to know, i didn't commit voter fraud. i didn't go to nevada and vote in that election. the senator also talks about contributions. some of the contributions he's failed to talk about are my contributions to republicans. i actually gave money to scott brown in massachusetts in 2010 precisely because he was the vote that was supposed to prevent the affordable care act from b

she ran against majority leader harry reid. you remember that the last midterms, 2010, this was a wave year for republicans. taking out the top democrat in the senate would have been a cherry on top for them. they really thought they had a chance of taking out harry reid. harry reid had pretty bad numbers in nevada. republican groups, particularly the karl rove groups threw tons and ton of money against him in nevada, but their problem in the end was that their candidate was sharon engel. it wasn't so much that harry reid won that senate race in 2010, it was that sharon engel lost that race because sharon engel talked like this. >> you know, if this congress keeps going the way it is, people are really looking toward those second amendment remedies. they're saying, my goodness, what can we do to turn this country around? >> second amendment remedies. second amendment remedies was a common and repeated theme for sharon engel as a candidate for office. the idea of second amendment remedies was that if conservatives weren't going

i think we're going to retire harry harry reid as majority leader. at this point it all comes down to if conservatives show up and vote, and if we get our friends and family and others to show up and vote, we're going to retake the senate, and i think that's exactly what's going to happen. >> even the "new york times" today picked up on a point that i make that in every election cycle, when push comes to shove in a lot of these close races, we see the racecar being used. we've now seen it being played in georgia, and very specifically with a new sup superpack head of harry reid. they're bringing up trayvon martin, ferguson, missouri. >> unfortunately, the democratic party is so willing to engage in fear-mongering, to engage in hate attacks, to try to divide us on gender lines and to really replay the stoereotypes, and its wrong. just oethe other day, a democrac nominee used a mysogenist attack. he said it was a mistake, but if you watch the video, you can see this democrat running for governor laughing about it with the crowd and then embracing it, e

>> harry. >> wasn't there a story about harry and mary henrietta? mother died in talbury. and harry revo wanted to take her and raise her but her grandparents chose not to do that. so they came and got her and raised her. >> makes you wonder how that could have changed an affected her life? it would have been the difference between having been raised in a white family or in a black family. ♪ >> harry this is him in 1910. he's also living in west baton rouge and odell is his wichlt him and odell never had any children. >> really? >> they never had children. >> he died at 56? >> yes. cause of death is right here. >> gunshot wound to the head. >> his suicide was in the papers. >> he had been in ill health killed himself saturday by placing a 12 gauge pump gun to his head and pulling the trigger. the coroner brought in a verdict of suicide. why would he kill himself? what was going on in his life? >> maybe not having a relationship with his child and he never had children. that was the only child and she was black. >> i wish i had asked my grandmother w

that was harry truman's advice. president obama has two dogs. so he's got two friends. even members of his team are taking pot shots in tell-all books. is all fair in politics and publishing? >>> and finally, smoke 'em if you got 'em. the battle on a ban over smoking in the military. lets get started. >>> this week, america saw its first ebola death and a slowly rising panic that's triggered government action. a stricter screening for ebola begins today at new york's jfk airport. fears about the disease have led to several bizarre incidents, including this, a guy sneezes on a plane, and then he joked that he had ebola. watch the result. >> i've done this for 36 years. i think the man that has said this is an idiot. and i'll say that straight out. if you hear me, that's fine. i want you to keep your wits about you. we have people coming on. we have all been watching the news. they look like they're in a bubble. >>> and a one-day walkout by workers who clean the planes. they say they're not being protected from potential exposure to ebola. mary schiavo is former inspector

that's why maher and harris argue of simplification and exaggeration. let's be honest, islam has a problem today. in 2013, according to the state department, of the top ten groups that perpetrated terrorist attacks, seven were muslim. of the top ten countries where terror attacks took place, seven were muslim-majority countries. the pew research center rates countries on the level of restrictions governments impose on the free exercise of relynn john. of the 24 most restrictive countries, 19 are muslim majority. there is a cancer of extremism within islam today. a small minority of muslims celebrate violence and intolerance and harbor deeply reactionary altitudes toward women and minorities. and while some moderates confront these extremists, not enough do so and the protests are not loud enough. how many mass rallies have been held against isis in the arab world today? now, the caveat,s islam today i important, the problem with maher and harris' analysis, it takes reality, extremism in the world of islam today, and describes it in ways that suggest it

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harry, i know you caught up with the attorney for paul daniels.what did he have to say, and is his client talking? >> paul daniels, the convicted hit man is keeping a low profile since walking out of prison yesterday morning. but his attorney is talking about his client's future. this is paul daniels. the self-confessed murderer who bludgeoned carol newlander to death in her cherry hill home. he served his full 14 year sentence. how is he with the reality no matter what he does he'll always be considered a cold-blooded killer? >> i think he wants to live as quiet and as peaceful of a life as he can now. >> reporter: attorney craig mitnik rent represents daniels was one of the first people to talk to hoem him after he walked out of prison. when he was released yesterday, what was the first thing you said to him? >> i said to him, go outside and take big breaths of fresh air on this nice day. and his response to me was, thank god i can, and i still know that mrs. neulander can't. >> reporter: rabbi fred neulander is convicted of ordering the hit on

i think she stood up fairly well to harry nell. because as i say, everything she had to say, he went back at her twice as hard. i don't imagine, though, that that would have swayed judge masipa and that is the person who has to be impressed by whatever harry nell does. >> jean-jacque, thanks very much. and we are going to watch the rest of these witnesses, because we're expecting this mitigation to happen over the forthcoming hours. then that will be followed by aggravation of sentence. the prosecution bringing the witnesses they think will add to that conviction they want to create that oscar pistorius should serve a lengthy jail term. we'll be following the trial from here in pretoria. back to you. >> speak to you soon. if you want to see what karen is saying, she is, of course, on twitter along with our other correspondents in and out of the courtroom. so do keep in touch. more, of course, on the website, too. >>> let's move on to our other top stories today. the ebola outbreak has already brought parts of west africa to its kne

harry reid? >> a few more questions he's not been able to answer. >> keystone pipeline. >> probably hurt him, too, with the folks in kansas. early voting, it's happening right now. we think about election day first tuesday in november, it really started weeks ago. i did a lot of research earlier today trying to figure out where's the movement in some of these states. generally speaking, republicans feel good about what they're seeing in iowa. generally speaking, republicans feel good about what they're seeing in colorado. >> okay. >> generally speaking, democrats feel good about what they're seeing so far in north carolina. >> some other things i was picking up on here. >> did you see the poll coming out. >> first dan sullivan in vegas and alaska? i just want to conclude on this. in florida, the reason why i'm so cautious about talking about early voting is because you can read whatever you want to read into this early voting. republican look for your information, democrat look for your informati

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