jarrett valley drive, one lane blocked. more in ten minutes. >>> new video overnight as fans in san francisco celebrate winning the world series. how the celebrations turned ugly at one point. >>> the change in the way crash test >>> 15 after the hour. keeping a close on developments from wallops island, virginia. nasa is still assessing the damage done by tuesday night's rocket launch. nasa and the rocket owners searched by air for any hazardous materials. orbital sciences does not know the cause but it could be the soviet era engines. it could be a while before we know what went wrong with that rocket. >> oh, my god. >> nasa says it will be at least a week before any statements about a cause. the space agency getting ready to send in ground crews to do a closer examination of the site. they say it is not as damaged as they originally thought. it should be back up and running in three months. >>> culpepper police need your help finding a person who shot a b.b. gun at a school bus full of children. according to fredericksbu

mark jarrett there, take a breath. we are prepared and we don't know the answer to the question tonight but, what we do know is this. a 33-year-old doctor who worked with doctors without borders in west africa in new york city, showing some signs, showing some signals, possibly, possibly he may have contracted ebola and we will continue to monitor that story for you. dr. jarrett, thanks for being with us tonight. >> thank you. gerri: well we have got lots and lots of news today. also weighing on peoples minds, yesterday's deadly shooting in ottawa, the capital of canada. according to reports the shooter recently converted to islam and his passport application was recently delayed by canadian officials. americans now considering the ramifications for this country. what if, what if a lone wolf scenario unfolded in the u.s.? here to weigh in, retired lieutenant colonel ralph peters, fox news strategic analyst, and steve moore, the chief economist for the heritage foundation. welcome to you both. great to have you both of

great defensive play by jarrett dyson on a juan perez fly ball. 4-4, then hitting righty there, the panda hit, blanco and posey, score, giants up 6-4, the hit parade keeps coming, runners at the corner, panic, another double, scoring michael morse and blanco who scored three times in this game. it is a route, giants, 11-4. let's go to mike shumann, it really looked bleak early on for the giants but then in the middle of the game they were suddenly unstoppable. >> reporter: well, larry, you said it. this team never gives up. as you mentioned, hunter pence, three rbis, buster posey, tying a post-season record, barry bonds holds that record, yusmeiro petite, he might be the mvp of this team. afterwards i asked brian belt what is it about the team and their true grit. >> it seems like everybody wants to win the world series, when it matters most we dig down deep and we have that ability to dig down deep and get the big hits. scratch and claw our way to the top. >> this is the biggest stage to have two teams lay it on the line. that is the ultimate in sports, the world series, you have two tea

you were the president, you would be forgiven to not trust anybody, and maybe that is why valerie jarrettthe one so important to the administrati administration, because she is not writing a memoir. >> and is this why the white house is so centralized and control and this is an inevitable way to operate for the white house? >> well, this white house has continued to trend and centralizing more and more a authority in a smaller and smaller circle of people, and then i think that what we also see is the same trend in past administrations, that the small circle of people can't do the job very well, and they are going to be overwhelmed and blind sided. you know, because you think of the small group around the president, and one morning, it is bombing isis, and another is beheading and then you have dibs on the volunteer, and prostitute in colombia and was that handled proper will i? and so a small group of people around the president, and the inboxes are on fire everyday, and you have lost the ability to use the larger bureaucracies which for all of the flaws, if you have got people out there

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been incapable and unwilling to try to do that really is a crisis of leadership, because valerie jarrett can't figure out the iranian nuclear program and the cure to ebola. >> on that note, we are gonna have to end. danielle pletka, walter russell meade, gideon rose, frank fukuyama, pleasure to have you on. >>> next up, the recent unemployment numbers surprisingly good, the stock market hit new highs last month, the deficit down by a good chunk, so, why in the world are most americans feeling like they are falling behind? i will explain, when we come back. we're helping protect his. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. [chris] tit hugs you.s to your body. [jeffery] i don't have to think about how to get comfortable anymore. [evie] this zips off so i can wash it-yes, please. [robert]dude,tempur-pedic is killing it. [kevin] no more tossin' and turnin', trying to find a comfortable spot in bed. [christi] it's really cool to the touch. [chelsea] my tempur-pedic... cuddles better than my husband does. but,that's just between

so several are gone and all that is really left is you and valerie jarrett. does the president yell about the fact about how he is to operate with so little of what used to be his inner circle around him now? >> we've thought about this as a journey and as we have gone along from people like myself and peter who were there since the beginning, people like nancy -- we have picked people up along the way and we are all part of a big family. i was alone with gibson and axelrod today -- you can leave the building but you can't leave the family. he has old the group of people who he really trusts. when anyone leaves, there's always someone to step in and fill in the role. that will be true for the last two years. >> when your colleagues leave, they start to come back and tell you we hear stuff from hollywood liberals and new york, financial people, from our longtime supporters about negative things about the white house. you all are insulated inside. are you in the president aware of the most negative things some of your longtime supporters say or are you cocooned

and the joy comes out of my pretendinging that i'm not an author, but i'm a herby hancock or keith jarrettgeorge duke. and i get to be funny and riff and get to play. play. instead of the author who has to turn out the tone and people are going to criticize it. no, no, no, i get the play. >> yeah. >> and my whole template is jazz which is to i don't outline before i do my books. i have a general kind of notion. but i don't have an abc outline i jam. so jazz has always been my paradigm. >> yeah. i got 2.5 minutes to go -- >> how did that snap. >> i just got started. i know. i'm going to put a picture up. we were honored to have on this program a few days ago, your friend, joe perry. guitarist for aerosmith. there a wonderful picture we'll put up in a second. the minute the interview of over, i asked his wife, with him all the time, to come on stage. i want a picture of the three of us. she walks up and is crying crocodile tears. i said -- he was stunned. i was stunned like, what's wrong? asking for a picture. why are you cryinging? she couldn't get it out, she said, "we just got a call. and

valerie jarrett's closest adviser says that she has never seen the president as listless and lackingre. >> this is a direct quote to you from her? >> there was a debate in the oval office between valerie and the president, come on, get out there. campaign, don't believe these polls, they are skewed, skewed to democrats. to democrats and white people, not -- you should get some balls if you will and campaign. he has not responded to this. dave: he is going out and campaigning. interestingly not in the key states. i thought that was primarily because the handlers of the democratic party were concerned that he could be a drag on those candidates. >> inside the white house they believe bill clinton and the clinton group have been spreading the word that the president is toxic and they are furious about clinton doing this. they think this is all part of the clinton strategy to separate the democrats from the president for the hillary run. dave: the president -- you have to ask, hillary, the question rapidan and anger, how successful has hillary been in disassociating herself from the pres

of hillary, it's clever that he's condemning a practice still extolled by sharpton, holdered and jarrett, all white house darlings, but i don't care, i'm so desperate for a new patriotism, a happier union based on the american idea, i don't care who's with me, even bill, although i'm not touching the cigars. >> i knew it, i was trying to look over this way. why is he saying this now? this is really a departure. >> i think it's refreshing, like what he's saying, i don't know that he believes it. i think his wife believes it and he's trying to help her out because in the past 24 hours, it hasn't been good for her. especially when elizabeth warren is looking for preside hillary, not good, although she general election. >> he's been against the politics for a long time. he's got a history. he said by the way, among democrats and liberals, it's a very small percentage. you keep bringing up sharpton and most democrats think that -- and in the long run, the tea party have been as angry as any of these people are. >> when you look at it, you see the tea party as dif vie sif, but if you look at t

d watch gregg jarrett on "the o'reilly factor." "special report" is up next. >>> hello.lcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. topping the news this hour, the battle against unspeakable brutality as the terrorists of isis inching ever so closer to taking over a border, key border town in syria. >> one of our nation's biggest airports ramping up the fight against ebola. coming up, we'll tell what you they're going to be doing to keep this often deadly disease from spreading inside our borders. >>> we're told hackers have broken into yet another photo

i'm convinced that even valerie jarrett was involved. i think this was white house driven.rmation that i found leads to that. so we really have to finish this investigation. this is pretty ears business. this is egregious. >> he was part of the senate finance committee saying the majority of congress democrats voted to end the investigation. >> the senator is telling you about a whitewash. we heard more on governor huckabee's show and adriana bolen spoke out saying there was a particular reason she was targeted. i find this interesting. >> after three years that we waited, we realized that the irs didn't like that we have hispanic conservative values on the constitution. we actually gave up on this tax-exempt status. this is a land of freedom. people work hard and then this is the land of opportunity, but then we see when the government enters people's lives, we do not want america looking like venezuela or other countries. >> more disturbing, obviously, a spouting conservative says she was picked on because she was a hispanic conservative. and that she was elected as a res

judicial watch, new evidence says that it claims valerie jarrett helped orchestrate the cover-up of theand furious run on a scandal and a detailed list of white house documents showing him reaching out to the attorney general, eric holder, the day after a damning report, showing that he was sent frequent memos 10 months before he claimed that he had learned about the candle over the last few weeks. correspondent asked the attorney general today why he didn't hold anyone accountable for "fast and furious." >> if you want to look at this objectively, that is my legacy when it comes to the "fast and furious." the policies in place so that it can happen again and hold people accountable. >> no one was fired. >> these are people whose positions were moved and responsibilities were changed. so people were held accountable. >> people were moved and job descriptions changed. e-mails also showing them discussing personnel issues in recent investigations and exactly what they talk about is not known. documents are being withheld from congress and the public. up next, new york city police officer

someone who is very close to him and has a political outlook and a personal relationship, a valerie jarrett or a david plouffe or a david axelrod when they come into the oval and say mr. president we know you don't want to make this decision but here is a decision you ought to make and you ought to make it this way because it has political ramifications. look, this is wrong. there is one other thing in here that's deeply concerning to me. he says the white house coordinated on the question of the sofa, coordinated efforts to get a status of forces agreement but never led. let me just tell you, dealing with maliki was a difficult thing, and president george w. bush dealt with him all of the time. and during the discussions about the status of forces agreement, president obama goes almost a year without talking to maliki. now, think about this. maliki is used it dealing with bush. doesn't always like to deal with him, but bush forces him and prods him, now he is dealing with nobody in the white house of great significance and the president doesn't even bother to talk to him. >> karl, thank yo

and this cutie, jarrett is clark kent. they love to find costumes to incorporate his glasses.g #6abchalloween. i can look at the kids all day. and i have a feeling some are already eating the candy. >> leave the pictures up. >> i will. so cute. >> and speaking of candy, what is your favorite candy. >> snickers. >> snickers, too. >> whoppers. >>> and the forecast? >> not bad as we head out this evening. as we take a look on city ave on the action cam right now we have our own channel 6 carved pumpkins thanks to bob watts car. ing them. the dewpoint 36 and winds out of the north at 8 miles per hour. as we head out over the next half hour, hour, two hours, temperatures are going to be rather chilly despite a lot of cloud cover. at least the rain stays away. so you can call it coolish, not goolish at 49 degrees by 9:00 tonight. double scan live radar showing a powerful low from the great lakes that will feed a storm off the coast. talking about it bringing some rain and really strong winds for the weekend. and that's the full accuweather forecast. the problem is our boys are too y

anonymous tweeter that was on the national security council that was tweeting things that valerie jarretthought was disrespectful to her? they did an investigation, they tracked him down and he got fired. >> they're not doing it here. >> the thing is, in a way i feel bad for josh earnest, i don't think he knew about it. but i think the foreign policy desk certainly did and this is with permission from the very top. >> for what reason? >> well, perhaps to provoke them. it depends on -- you know, "the wall street journal" front page story was about the new detante we've entered. >> as soon as they investigate republican elected officials who use far worse words than we're used to hearing. >> baloney. >> i had one who said that obama was an f'ing socialist. that was on background from a republican member of congress. >> you say that on the show about people. the white house talking about our greatest ally in israel. >> calling the president of the united states a socialist, is that a good idea? >> the problem here isn't the language, it's that the white house expresses more antipathy towards

i had a very good conversation on friday night with valerie jarrett regarding the condition of the woman from maine in the hospital at that time. there was never any mention in that conversation about the policy we had announced a few hours earlier. in fact i got a call from her again yesterday saying did you get any contact from us that i don't know about? absolutely not. i have a very good relationship with the white house and we work together. i never felt -- i never got contacted by them. >> governors can set their own rules, the federal government is pushing back against draconian levels suggesting different levels of monitoring depending on relative risk. >> the health care workers and i know that come back are not really bothered by having to do things that safeguard the american public as well as alleviate concern. what they are concerned about is just arbitrary complete restriction not based on scientific data. >> no doubt people are confused and you can't blame them. more on the debate of the guidelines which were from yesterday. the ceo and president of mt. sinai. thanks and g

between the white house and holder including an e-mail exchange with obama's senior adviser valerie jarrettidence she was involved in damage control during the scandal. the u.s. attorney in arizona discussed fast and furious weapons with deputies yet a day later he lied to brian terry's family saying guns found at the murder scene did not come from the program. >> i put in place mechanisms so it would never happen again. we held people accountable. >> reporter: even though no one was fired. as for the president's executive protection of those e-mails between holder and his wife and mother, the attorney general said in another legal filing he'll offer a more granular response. fox news. >>> okay. shifting gears in a big way. near-death experiences are not without controversy. many people have reported having them, but many in the scientific community have argued that they are simply impossible. our next guest was one of those skeptics until he had his own journey into the afterlife. dr. alexander said he believes consciousness is independent of the brain. and in his new book "map of heaven"

. >> neither pat roberts said valley jarrett was involved in the irs scandal, basically leading the irss lerner to attack and focus on these conservative groups. >> having made that charge, he's in a very competitive race there, he now has to go prove it in the next week or ten days. i assume he wouldn't make that charge unless he had some inside information. >> i'm not as enthusiastic as my fellow panelists. i think this next election should be a blowout for the republicans, but it isn't. it's because they're playing defense. they're trying to run on a national platform against the president and democrats are running on local issues and raising a ton of money. republicans had a great opportunity under boehner, who by the way i think is a chamber of commerce republican not a movement conservative. they could have been the party of growth, tax reform, it could have been the party of opportunity for immigration reform, it could have been the party of a strong national defense. but they're not. so i think they have a good chance of taking the senate, but i think it says something about the

d watch gregg jarrett on "the o'reilly factor." "special report" is up next. >>> hello. i'm eric shaun. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. topping the news this hour, the battle against unspeakable brutality as the terrorists of isis inching ever so closer to taking over a border, key border town in syria. >> one of our nation's biggest airports ramping up the fight against ebola. coming up, we'll tell what you they're going to be doing to keep this often deadly disease from spreading inside our borders. >>> we're told hackers have broken into yet another photo sharing service. snap chat. now they're threatening to go public with tens of thousands of photos and videos meant for private eyes only. >>> we begin now with a possible looming slaughter in syria where u.s. led war planes launched more planes against isis. this after three weeks the kurdish ground troops in kobani are hanging on by a thread. they are surrounded on three sides. the kurds appealing to the world to save this city. upunion says 12,000 residents are

name comes up 138 times, and there's an e-mail exchange between holder and senior adviser valerie jarrettdent obama's executive privilege claim was a gift to eric holder to help him be protected from prosecution for withholding this information. >> reporter: now, the justice department says it may release actual documents november 3rd, and the house oversight committee's lawsuit. the terry family says four years after brian's death the american public still deserves the truth and is transparency, and they urge the president to release thousands of documents outline in this index. we only got this list because the conservative watchdog group judicial watch sued for it. these are the same documents that the house held the attorney general in contempt over and saved him from prosecution when the president, of course, stepped in and exerted that executive privilege. so we got the list, not the documents. we may see some of those november 3rd. shannon? shannon: yeah. and that group has been critical in getting many of these documents the government duds not want -- does not want to turn over.

easy to try to point fingers at valerie jarrett or ben rose, but the truth is to me that comes from the top. this is a problem that president obama and his chief of staff mcdonough needs to fix. i don't know where secretary hagel and kerry stand on this, but you hear rumblings of the concern. let's have a strategy. two weeks before he addressed the nation, he says we don't have a strategy. a month before that, he says it's jv. you can go back week after week. that's why panetta is -- he's measured and calm but you can feel this undergrounding of concern. i just say that -- >> yes. you can hear it in the questions. when bill asked him question after question, does he have the guts, the stomach, the long pauses. if i asked you that about president bush, that you believed in him, you were loyal to him, you genuinely believed in the man and his policies, the long pauses as he searched for an answer that wouldn't completely condemn his former boss, then comes out with some half hearted, he has the guts but the question is whether he'll actually act on it. going down the list about how he's w

>> i think, i think it was the first week on the job that i went to visit with valerie jarrett, and she has attended several activities with us, and she and her team have interacted with us quite actively. i've been on the hill a number of times already. in fact, this afternoon i have a meeting with the secretary of education. it's important for me to have a relationship with everybody here and to make a personal contact and make a personal invitation even though there's active participation at the kennedy center through i performances and events, and we are really indebted to the obamas for their commitment, their ongoing commitment to the kennedy center and participation in so many ways. and this weekend we have the mark twain prize, and we'll have interaction with the bidens. so i'm feeling really good about it, thank you. >> what would be your best advice to young women arts administrators who one day want to run an arts organization as you have done? >> nothing worth working for is worth it if you don't put in lots of energy, lots of commitment, lots of sweat. i have dedicated my l

about it, who is the most highly visible, most well known person on the white house staff, valerie jarrett, whose policy expertise is nearly non-existent. i think this president is isolated, surrounded by people who are sort of alluded to by secretary panetta, basically sick co-payments. chief of dennis mcdonough, a lot of people thought he would be sort of the guy who would put the bridge together between capitol hill and the white house again, but it really hasn't happened. so, somebody like that dennis mcdonough go? >> dennis mcdonough is a long-time hill aide, knows how to make it work. this goes to the heart of the problem. the problem is not necessarily only the president's staff, it may be primarily the president. the president has tonight person who is reaching out to capitol hill. it has to be the president who says, well, we are going to have ten members of the house and senate over tonight and gonna smoke cigars on the truman balcony and have a little dinner party and invite 20 couples from capitol hill and take them upstairs and show them the lincoln bedroom and let them get pi

mark jarrett, the chief quality officer at north shore long island jewish hospital.t is one of the hospitals that has been prepped and ready to take ebola patients if they are arrive, if and when. doctor, thanks for being with us by telepho

o'reilly, his name came up 138 times, and there are e-mail exchanges between white house advisor valley jarrett and eric holder. the attorney general shows the documents that he was directly involved with damage control. also, there's a march 2011 document, three months after brian terri's death where u.s. attorney eric burke was discussing fast and furious weapons with his deputies. yet, one day later he lied to the terry family and claimed that none of the guns found at the crime scene belonged to fast and furious. finally, in february 2011 the chief of the department of justice, wrote to atf about a personnel matter one day after whistle blower john dodson exposed fast and furious, and then, of course, it led to a campaign to discredit dodson. today there have been -- let's go to a soundbyte i think we have from judicial watch. sfla this is eric holder's legacy. eric holder himself have said the fast and furious guns would show up at crimes for years to come. so it's important we find out what went on, and it's really outrageous that they're withholding information about what the president k

but so far we haven't seen the evidence that points directly to valerie jarrett. statement. i think most republicans will tell you there is a lot more meat on the bone when it comes to the irs investigation up on capitol hill. >> if senator roberts was more outgoing and in the forefront six months ago, he probably wouldn't be in the fight of his life to keep his senate seat. >> yeah. and most people are saying he may be able to pull this out. but it's neck in neck in kansas. that's a big deal. >> sure. i was watching your show a couple of nights ago and there is a new poll out that shows that he's actually now ahead of mr. orman. let me ask you this: what will happen with this irs investigation if the republicans do take control of the senate? i know with the republicans in the house that's one thing. but if they have control of both, does that change anything? >> it does. in fact, the senate would then get engaged on this and it would move forward and you might actually see some different tactics as far as the senate investigation. then you would have the senate

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. >> valerie jarrett in "the good wife" with a cameo apparently playing ourselves. >> we're jealous becausev series. >> we're on a tv series. >> george clooney? >> by the way, george clooney got married. >> how did steve do on the entertainment news? >> i thought he did a fine job. >> makes you want to chap five times for that. ♪ ♪ >> the real central perk is outside on our plaza right now. if you are craving a cup of coffee today, it's okay because it is national coffee day. >> we're celebrating by getting our faces put on a latte. it's called a coffee selfie. >> i don't know how do that. >> a latte talent. >> the 2014 win is pomona valley hospital medical center. >> a very special surprise under that wrap. >> it's a car! >> need some inspiration this morning? well, we have some. pastor joel osteen is walking in. >> joel, how do you stay so positive? >> i get up and find something to be grateful for. >> after being diagnosed and battling cancer twice, nfl hall of famer jim kelly this month announced he is cancer free. >> i am a truly blessed man to have so many great people around me. >> p

paul's son jarrett has agreed to speak with us this morning and joins us now. so sorry for your loss. i can't even imagine what you're going through. take us back to thursday when you're at the game, it's half time. you go for a bathroom break and you leave your father. did anything seem out of the ordinary? >> no. not at all. we were all having a good time. we were at our meeting spot like we all said we would be. everyone was just having a good time talking about the game. >> and you get back and he's gone. are you worried immediately, or what's going through your mind? >> not necessarily, because there is a lot going on and being that it was our first game, there is a possibility that he found something he wanted to go see and went and checked it out. but up until the end of the game when he wasn't with any of the people in our group, there wasn't any real worry. >> i think a lot of our viewers can take ourselves to that very type of situation. we have fathers ourselves. we love to fish. we've seen pictures of your dad fishing. not a big technology guy. out