says itce house owner was not secured to the ground because it was not ready to be used. >> it was any restricted area. it was not open to the public. >> the father of the boys said there was no sign the bounce house was not open. >> i asked how much was it. they said, it is free. surveillance video in china captured a bounce house flipping over, injuring 14. a dust devil in nevada launched an inflatable slide 300 feet, injuring two. experts say these attractions must be supervised and always securely staked into the ground. we now know what caused a deadly accident on halloween hayride attraction in maine. a mechanical problem caused a jeep that was pulling a wagon full of passengers to careen down a steep hill and slam into a tree. one teenager was killed. with the 20 other people were injured in that saturday night crash. the fire marshal is looking at whether the wagon was overloaded in that could have caused the problem. >> see what family-friendly airline seats could look like >>. dick'sy the ceo of sporting good is apologizing to a 12-year-old girl. a husband and wife were turne

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. >> you need to reduce costs quickly before the itc tax change. you get there quickly enough for that 2017 deadline? >> the answer is yes. cost is not the issue. it is the utility business which is around 20% of our business which is utility north america. utilities ordered a lot of projects by 15 and 16 and almost zero in 17. so because of that, that is the issue. so if you're a pure utility company, you will get crushed in my view. the rest of the business will have high growth. and for us internationally, all that will counter act the utility besh. because that utility business today is a couple mun mekup eco megawatts. by 2017, it will be a much larger company. >> you had ulti capital on the board. you have einhorn. to y do you like having these hedge fund players? >> very much. the challenge that we have when we were transforming the business is that the board didn't understand clearly what we're trying to do. we want the owners to be with us at the board and we're very transpare transparent. we invite all the board members to the strategy me

legislators, these governors, these elected officials swear on a bible to up in of, andfath violatei itc such freedom. >> this is what governor corbett said in expressing his support for the new law. >> citizens are entitled to an array of rights, from free travel to free speech, convict felons in prison because they abused and surrendered their rights. and nobody has a right to continually taunt the victims of their violent crimes in the public square. talks your response, mumia abu-jamal? >> he knows that is ridiculous both in law and in fact. i never taunted anybody. as you know, as a journalist, i've early talked about the -- i'm really talked about the issues. most of the people who voted for this bill, whether there were legislators or senators of the governor themselves, they never heard that speech. i invite them to hear it and madness that tom said. i called him unconstitutional. here is proof of that. again, the united states supreme court in simon & schuster versus new york crime victims board held the acts of that state agency in the legislation that enabled them unconstituti

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itc and the childcare care credit. >> he supported budgets that slashed that funding. >> with all dueespect, and a large budget vote, there are probably things in there that you can pluck out that anyone of us might not have preferred. but when you put together a budget, and secretary grimes has not had this experience yet, but when you put together a whole budget, you're not going to approve of absolutely everything in there. what the budget is designed to do is put in overall cap on what were going to spend. you can't serve in a legislative body and not occasionally cast a vote for something that you're not crazy about because there are other things in the measure that you like. >> let's talk about the affordable care act and we will repeal it is a phrase we have all become familiar with. secretary grimes, you have said you would like to see streamlined and fixed. i believe that is a quote. that me begin by asking this question, has obama care and connect been a boon or bane for ?he majority of kentuckians websitecky connect is a it was paid for by grants from the federal government

. >> and with the itc c-span2 a question of the ebola virus is approved we need a national one pair health care system? we have just seen much happens in texas with the capitalistic health care and now it will cost millions and millions to clean that mess up. >> regarding ebola and hospitals not being ready to it could have been nine years ago. there is a book called pandemic she went into how the hospitals are not prepared readiness for nothing we have a shortage of doctors and nurses we were not ready then and we are not ready now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> moderator: good evening from illinois the first to form all broadcast dates for the candidates running for congress and the illinois district the candidates are state representative representative bost and green party candidate paula bradshaw and incumbent u.s. representative -- representative enyart the candidates will be questioned from the newspaper and ws i u radio. i will be your moderator tonight. again with a two minute opening statement the order determined by drawing before the debate representative bost has the opening statement. bost: to th