they gave jennifer the vials of an african-american donor.he says the mix jum happened because the sperm bank keeps handwritten instead of electr electronic records which allowed the donor numbers to be misread. >> after a moment of panic, oh, lord, everything's changing on me so quickly, i knew i had to be strong, i have this child in my stomach. >> jennifer gave birth to a beautiful biracial girl payton, but raising payton in a predominantly white union town community, jennifer says, may be challenging. >> i want her to feel like she has a place with the people she has a place with, white, black, asian, any -- whoever she feels comfortable around. >> reporter: jennifer and her partner suing, demanding change. >> i've never seen a case like this in my career. >> we want them to change their procedure so it's transparent and hopefully this will prevent this from ever happening again. >> reporter: midwest sperm bank apologized saying, quote, we're so very sorry for the mixup. we would like to refund the cost of the vials. >> this is a life you

jennifer lawrence called the leak a sexual offense and violation.st because i'm a public figure, just because i'm an actress does not mean that i asked for this. it does not mean that it comes with the territory. it's my body and it should be my choice. and the fact that it is not my choice is absolutely disgusting. it is a sexual violation, it's disgusting, the law needs to be changed and we need to change. that's why these websites are responsible. just the fact that somebody can be sexually exploited and violated and the first thought u that crosses somebody's mind is to make a profit from it, it's so beyond me, i just can't imagine being that detached from humanity. i can't imagine being that w can't imagine being that empty inside. joining me now, megan garver, a staff writer for the atlantic and mitchell who specializes in internet law. first of all, jennifer lawrence is hoping for stronger laws in this arena. what possible laws could be strengthened in this arena? >> well, one thing that she says is, that that's why these websites are libel.

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jennifer. >> reporter: that's right. the attack this morning was against an army shuttle bus. thousands of afghans who worked in the afghan army and security forces have transport to work and early this morning on a very, very far outskirts of town it really is a village on the outskirts of the capital this shuttle bus was targeted the suicide bomber tried to get on board, detonated his bombs and killed three members of the afghan security forces. it's the sixth attack here in kaboul since monday of 17 people have been killed. the taliban saying they are stepping up their attacks because of the new afghan government, that was inaugurated on monday, on tuesday he signed a security agreement with made owe and the united states. mean that go international forces will stay here until 2016. the taliban say that that really means that there will be no peace talks with this new government and they will step up attacks against afghan security forces and western forces. because they call them occupying forces. >> so as you are saying, jennifer, the president's first week on the job, ho

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jennifer griffin. on wall street today, the dow plunged. the nasdaq fell 70 points. volume on the big board. 3.6 billion shares. walmart announcing its cutting health care benefits for 30,000 of its part-time employees citing rising health care costs. general motors announcing its 75th recall of the year. seventy-fifth. gm has recalled more than 30 million vehicles for context gm has sold just over 2 million vehicles this year. reminder to listen to my financial report three times a day cost to cost on the salem radio network. we are coming right back. please stay with us. >> mr. obama is now the toxic president. still teflon but toxic. democrats running fall from his policies. the former speaker of the house on the midterm elections and the likely result next. lou: there are nationwide four senate debates at this hour in key raceons across the country. you're looking at three of them now in north carolina, georgia, and west virginia, and now here to assess how this midterm campaign is going, which is, by the way, the election just 27 days away the former speaker of

♪ >>> jennifer lawrence.ence says what happened to her wasn't simply a scandal, but a sex crime. for the first time now, the oscar winner is revealing her thoughts. after a hacker stole her nude photos, posted them online for everyone to see. lawrence spoke to "vanity fair" and the new issue. that full interview with the magazine released tomorrow. here's the cover photo. but in a preview, she told "vanity fair" she tried to make an official statement in response but, quote, every single thing i tried to write made me cry or get angry. i started to write an apology, but i don't have anything to say i'm sorry for. i was in a loving, healthy, great relationship for four years. it was long distance, and either your boyfriend is going to look at porn, or he's going to look at you. let's discuss with me onset, vanity fair's senior west coast editor and cnn entertainment commentator. ladies, thank you so much for being with me. we had to talk about it. first to you. so your magazine, you guys had initially spoken w

jennifer lawrence said it's not a scandal, it's a sex crime.that somebody can be sexually exploited and violated and the first thought that somebody think is to make a profit from it. it's so beyond me. jeffrey toobin writes about this issue in the new "new yorker." we spoke with a prosecutor who said that hacking, obviously horrific, but no matter how damaging it is to the life of the victim, it's not a sex crime. i don't know if jennifer lawrence was using hyperbole or what. >> this is not a crime that cannot be prosecuted in a courtroom but certainly jennifer lawrence is right, if it's an egregious violation of privacy. they are violating copyright, people's property. if you can find them, you can force them to take the photos down. the interesting question is, can you force google not to link to these photos? and the answer is, no, you can't do that in the united states but you can in europe. europe has a different law on this. >> that's interesting. google told us, told cnn the following. "we have removed tens and thousands of pictures wit

i am jennifer baumgartner interest to thank you for making this book.i think it is meaningful and moving to me to have something that is scholarly but the story of people i know and things that i was a part of and kind of the book that i wish i had when i was young and learning of the feminism i feel like i cobbled together all sorts of things because i was so hungry for the history and to see it refrained in the new information for me and ways for me to think it is just really invigorating. i feel like i have a really -- i do think that feminism generationally a lot. not just that way but it speaks to me because my mom -- it does feel generationally. it was on the coffee table and she said you shouldn't be a cheerleader, you know there was this whole sort of relationship when i was learning about feminism about my mom literally. but there is this visibility issue. the most visible moment and even though i do stabilize this and about the most visible moments in the 20th century feminism or the last 100 years and feminism when people think about the move

. >> this is jennifer. she is about to do a little performance to teach me how to dougie. >> if you feel like it, get up and do it with me. >> she learns the choreography and she adds her own flair to the move. >> the very beginning you did hear her saying this is round seven of chemotherapy. it was her sister diagnosed with ovaria cancer. it sounds like she's been doing a video for every round of chemo. >> kick cancer's ass today. i love you. i admire you. >> the hardest thing is keeping your spirit up. it had more than 50,000 shares, more than 1.7 million views. and that's just at the beginning. >> never underestimate the power of the dougie. >> we have jennifer via skype from pennsylvania. welcome to the show, jennifer. >> those are some serious moves you got, woman. >> in my head, i'm justin timberlake backup dancers. >> tell me where the dancing for your sister came from. >> she was going into surgery when they diagnosed her for ovarian cancer. i put on dance music. she loves to dance. i made a video a

jennifer griffin. on wall street today, the dow plunged. the nasdaq fell 70 points. volume on the big board. 3.6 billion shares. walmart announcing its cutting health care benefits for 30,000 of its part-time employees citing rising health care costs. general motors announcing its 75th recall of the year. seventy-fifth. gm has recalled more than 30 million vehicles for context gm has sold just over 2 million vehicles this year. reminder to listen to my financial report three times a day cost to cost on the salem radio network. we are coming right back. please stay with us. >> mr. obama is now the toxic president. still teflon but toxic. democrats running fall from his policies. the former speaker of the house on the midterm elections and the yo, bro, you on woo-woo? are you kidding me? everybody's on woo-woo! [elevator bell rings] woo-woo? lock and load, people! we're going all in on woo-woo! mark! comp us up a profile page! susie! write us some posts! i want sponsored woos. i want targeted woos. we need an ethnically ambiguous woo-woo mascot. dude. are you still on

jennifer's steamy hot new movie with a younger man and so much more.'s just call this one jennifer lopez exposed. >> can i just say that we had -- >> yes. >> -- there was a controversy clearly when your video came out. ♪ big big booty ♪ >> about what? >> some people were like, that might be too much. >> too much for what? >> i'm going to tell you. >> okay.

i thank you for being with us, paul prestia and jennifer gonnerman. got to read her latest story entitled, "before the law." onwill have a link democracynow.org. we will be back in a minute. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> we end today's show with a look at another case of prisoners held in jail indefinitely, this time in mississippi. the american civil liberties has filed a federal lawsuit against scott county, which is about 25 miles from the capital of jackson, over allegations that it has held prisoners for nearly a year without formal charge or access to an attorney. the two plaintiffs named in the case are octavious burks, held for more than 10 months without formal charge, and joshua bassett, held for eight months. burks was arrested for armed robbery, and basset for grand larceny and possession of methamphetamine. overall, the aclu estimates at least 50 people are being held in the scott county in a similar situation -- no indictment and no access to

jennifer joyce is on top of it. we will have a live report coming up later in the newscast. >>> developing tonight day of septa negotiation toss avoid a strike end in progress is made. septa riders are now on pins and needles waiting to hear if they will have a way to get around next week. the employees union said they will decide by the end of the day tomorrow whether they will walk out of the job, or not. also, promised to go give 24 hours notice before hitting the the picket line. workers been without a contract for months now, and today's talks at the wyndam in olde city lasted five hours. septa riders are hoping for a deal so their lives are not turned upside down. >> i don't know what we're going to do. i hope they come to an agreement but we won't have to look for other ways to get to where we have to go. >> that is how it go back and forth to work i live in the the northeast and work in south philly. that is only way i get to work. >> it would be a hardship for me to get to my doctor's appointments. >> key s

let's go live to jennifer glasse who in kabul live for us.hey have held a press conference not long ago. what have they said? >> reporter: that's right. david cameron on his 13th visit here to afghanistan mentioning that there is still -- there is only one british force troop base left here. he will visit those troops later today. in three months all of the british combat forces will be leaving afghanistan, he says just because the combat force are leaving afghanistan that doesn't mean that britain won't support afghanistan. in the president conference he outlined some of britain's accomplishments here. >> we have been very clear about what we have been trying to achieve in afghanistan. and that is to build an afghanistan that is capable of looking after its own security without the need for a large number of foreign troops. and i think you can see in an afghan army now 340,000, that is responsible for security across the country, that it is capable of delivering that security. but as ban ki-moon i think put it so well, a missile might kill a

welcome to the show, jennifer.hose are some serious moves, you got, woman. >> in my head i'm justin timberlake's like backup dancer. >> tell me where the dancing for your sister came from. >> she was going into surgery and i just put on some dance music and i thought, you know, she loves to dance. i made a video and sent it to her. and it makes her laugh. it keeps her mind off of it, seeing everybody's videos. >> the dougie video has blown up all over the internet. why do you think that the? >> i kept getting requests from random people. when i reached 1,000 i'm like, i'm not that famous, i'm not that popular. it freaked me out a lit bit. i went to visit my sister. we went tote beauty shop and she got her hair cut super short and she looked amazing. i'm embracingly short hair. i love it. she inspires me. she's my wonder woman. >> i imagine your video also touches other people also dealing with cancer in one way or another. >> i've been an emotional basket case since friday. people who have never met me, hearing my

jennifer joyce following that breaking news this morning. and, two temple students robbed, and first sue serio with weather on the one's. >> yes, it is coldest morning of the the season so far, weather bite the the numbers, we're going with a seven even though we expect plenty of sunshine and decent daytime high temperature is frosty this morning. in so many places. so bus stop buddy had has a good idea, he has the the warm coat on this morning plus a hat because temperatures are in the 30's and 40's, and we will keep saying it is a shock to the system because it is. you walk out, wow, okay, it is cold out here. freeze warning for cumberland county, new jersey, a at the plant i can county, burlington county, ocean county and lehigh valley in the the pocono mountains. a frost advisory in effect for these counties highlighted in blue. lets check out the the the temperatures where we're only a degree above freezing in mount pocono, freezing at pottstown, wrightstown, 33 in trenton, 42 here in fill but always warmer in the city. thirty-seven in

fox 29's jennifer joyce is live there with the very latest, jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. the last night we were told that this child from liberia is symptom free, however, he will remain in isolation here in delaware until cdc and doctors say it is safe for him to be discharged. according to bay health kent general the child from liberia was admittedded to the hospital saturday after experiencing ebola like symptoms. hospital says it followed cdc guidelines for identifying suspect cases of ebola and the child was placed in an isolation room. young patient was then tested and cdc was notified. the hospital says the cdc declined to test the child because he was pass the the 21 day incubation period and likelihood is extremely low. a the this point we don't know anything about who the child is or circumstances related to how or why we endedded up here in delaware. we have very limited information right now. it is unlikely that the child is infect with ebola but doctors here are taking very serious precautions, chris and kerry. >> jennifer joyce live for news

why jennifer lawrence speaks out about the hacking of her photos. >> a lunar eclipse is forming. big storms roll in through i'm give you the details. are you watching "first look" on msnbc. . >> let the lunar eclipse begin. we are seeing a little on the left side. the moon will slowly disappear, about 6:30 east coast time. they will get the red hue. they will call at this time blood moon. how much dust and dirt is in the air. over the next hour, that will be occurring. in new england, you won't see it. there are a lot of live feeds on the internet. we are watching central massachusetts. we have reports of trees down, power outages, strong winds moving through the region. one of those days you need both hands on the steering wheel. otherwise, it's a quiet morning world trade center exception of rain in arizona. really good viewing for that eclipse, central plains, rockies, west coast t. sun comes up on the east coast when it's at its peak. you will lose it. you get it the next hour or so. >> west coast looks perfect. >>> tragedy for the family of a california fire fighter. a fire

joining us now from kabul is al jazeera's jennifer glasse. jennifer, thanks for being with us. let's begin with most dangerous. >> 2014 has been a pivotal year for them. they seem very concerned about security, and a lot of them breathe a sigh of relief when of a raff gandhi signed agreement with united states. they're aware that it's going to be a very small force. only 12.5000 troops, a far cry from the 140,000 troops who were here at the very height of the surge in 2011. people are secured about their security, and it's kind of ironic, ray, that these troops have pulled up the u.s. marines, and pulled out of heilman province. there are 350,000 afghan security forces here, but they've had a brutal fighting season taking very heavy casualties. i was there on saturday, and in northern heilman province, the taliban still control large areas of land. nothing in the cities. nothing in the towns, but a lot of the rural areas. we've seen copy production skyrocket this year. there is a lot of security that afghan security forces will have to take care of as they take full control of

. >> it was at jennifer i want to thank you the community and thank the supplemental initiative with the leadership of two folks. >> okay. the board will. >> ready yeah. is he ready thank you >> he now resume the regular meeting no closed session appendixes this evening another informational item the staffing report for the gift of the month of august 2014 this meeting is adjourned >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the san francisco historic preservation commission for october 8, 2014, my name is 23450er8 or mark farrell i'm joined by supervisor mar and supervisor avalos thank you jennifer lowe for covering this meeting and announcements? >> yes. please silence all electronic devices. all files and documents to be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the october 21st board of supervisors agenda otherwise stated and madam clerk item one. >> a resolution approving and authorizing a lease 55 year lease to the jennifer office building and power house and use of the geneva for the rail yard. >> thank you very much i believe we have our rec and park but also to

what is the latest so far, jennifer? minor injuries, they were transported to aria torresdale hospital. house is heavily damaged. it is unclear if any neighboring homes were affect. the fire broke out at a home here in the 4700 block of vista street the in tacony around 4:15 this morning. upon arrival fire crews saw flames on both the first and second floors of this row home. two adults a man and a woman got out safely and fire was income down just after 5:00 a.m. fire fighters had to deal with heavy smoke in battling this operation, structures sustained major damage. >> they said they had fire on the first and second floor that it was going through the the roof. they had a full service. >> we are told red cross is assisting nine people from the damaged home and two neighboring home. the the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> jennifer gist live, thanks very much. >>> new ruling when it comes to dash cam video new jersey judge said video police record is now public record, what that will mean for you if yo

lawrence's jennifer i should say, jennifer lawrence legal team filed requested to have the pictures removedh citing copy right infringement. lawrence they was just one of 100 celebrities who hackers targeted, for their nude, private photos. >>> drake recently got to suit up with his favorite college basketball team the kentucky wildcats, but this did not go so well. the rapper missed two jump shots during warm ups a lieutenant of people having fun with the air ball over the internet, creating videos as well as on twitter. >>> ♪ royal >> yes, lordes hit song royal, causing a little bit of friction on among baseball fans. of course, game one of the world series gets underway tonight when kansas city royals take on the san francisco giants. they say they are bank the song throughout the entire series and in response, a kansas city radio station will play it every single hour, from 7:00 to 7:00 tonight. of course, you can catch all of the action, game one of the world series tonight right here on fox. >> interesting mike, because kansas city royals, it is a perfect paring, right. >> yes. >> geo

has broken her silence. >> jennifer silence -- jennifer lawrence is on the cover of this month's "vanity fair." you can read extracts from her interview online. she doesn't mince her words. she calls the phone hacking a sex crime. it's a sexual violation. it's disgusting. it is my body, and it should be my choice, and the fact that it is not my choice is absolutely disgusting. she is very critical of people who actually went and looked at those photos. she says, "anybody who looked at those pictures, you are carrying out a sexual offense, and you should cower in shame." she is drawn a lot of applause for these comments, "the perfect amount of

jennifer garner's got from a butt-kicking actress on tv to a helicopter mom on the big screen. but at home, she and her famous husband still have fun. so, who has to play the bad cop when it comes to the kids? >>> and, reality bites. >> i am scared. >> the real housewives of new jersey starter lee is a giudice prepares to say good-bye to the good life and hello to the big house. why her new reality could look like what we see on "orange is the new black." but first, the "nightline" five. >>> we unite the country's coasts. we connect its people. and its business. we haul its goods. and carry its progress. across 33,000 miles of the great american landscape, you'll see our never-ending salute to a nation. union pacific. building america. >> number one in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. you're about to meet a pregnant mom who is engaging in activities that her doctor can't be thrilled about. it's not like she's wrest. ing alligators -- oh, wait. that's exactly what she's doing. one of many now pushing the limits with potentially dangerous animals. but

jennifer? >> reporter: kerrey, surveillance video shows a prison officer punching an inmate. that's expected to lead to a lawsuit that could be filed today. the inmate's attorney tells us his theory about a possible prison cover up in the case coming up next. >>> we start off with a look at the hurricane, the powerful hurricane churning in the atlantic ocean. it is hurricane gonzalo, winds still at 125 miles an hour, it didn't change too much since yesterday. and it is now moving in a northerly track. it is now less than 600 miles away from the island of bermuda a so as we look at the projected track of this storm, here's bermuda right here. we see it maintains its category three status, which means, a loft destruction for the island of bermuda, probably on friday, tomorrow, when we are expecting almost direct hit on this island. so the hurricane watch has been changed to hurricane warning for that island, and the actual warning stays in effect until tuesday. that's because of the residual effects as the hurricane pulls away. so that's a very serious situation in the middle o

center gave jennifer vials of an african-american donor. she says mix up happened because a sperm bank keeps handwritten instead of electronic record which allowed the donor number to be miss read. >> after a moment of panic, and, everything is changing on me so quickly, i knew i had to be strong. i have this child in my stomach. >> jennifer gave birth in 2012 to a beautiful bi racial girl named payton but raising payton in their white uniontown community jennifer says may be challenging. >> i want her to feel like she has a place with the people that she has a place with, white, black, asian, any, whoever she feels comfortable around. >> reporter: jennifer and her partner suing, her attorneys demanding change. >> i have never seen a case like in my career. >> we want to change their procedure so it is transparent and hopefully, this will prevent this from ever happening again. >> reporter: midwest sperm bank apologized saying we are so very sorry for the mix up. we were like to refund the cost of your vial. >> this is a life you are creati

because it is a vow libby made to her 6-year-old daughter, jennifer lynn, not long before she died. >> i will do it big for the rest of my life. i promised her that. >> reporter: that is libby and husband tony in february, just five days before jennifer lost her battle with a rare and always fatal brain tumor called dipg. libby's promise was to do whatever was in her power to fight against pediatric cancer, to hopefully one day prevent others from feeling her pain. the krantzs started keeping that promise the very day jennifer died. >> there are a lot of hope. >> reporter: donating her tumors so doctors at lucille packard children's cancer center could create rare and much needed children's stem cell lines. ones that could very well lead to breakthroughs against the disease that hadn't seen any in decades. >> okay, go get started. >> reporter: none of that happens, however, without money, which brings us to what libby and her three surviving children are doing in this gilroy yard. they call it fluttering. it is a brand-new fundraiser for krantzs brand-new nonprofit, unravel. for $25,

. >> erica turner and jennifer are the first to same-sex couple to marry in arlington county. >> this kind of love requires that you are there for one another in good times and bad. >> reverend lynn olsen was ready and waiting to perform this ceremony after the couple bought a now legal marriage license. >> i, erica ivy turner, take you, jennifer k.melsoft to be my married wife. >> they have been together four years and have been engaged for a year and a half. >> how are you going to celebrate? >> i'm probably going to have to go home and tell our parents. >> do you wish your family was here? >> we are still planning to have the ceremony in august. we know that we'll be able to celebrate more with our family and friends. our parents have encouraged us that when the time brought itself upon it, don't pass it up. >> this older same-sex couple who met the younger couple paid for their marriage license. >> we've been married for eight years and together for 33 and we wish we could have done this here when we got married. so they are standing. >> what was it like coming out and getting mar

. >> erica turner and jennifer are the first to same-sex couple to marry in arlington county. >> this kind of love requires that you are there for one another in good times and bad. >> reverend lynn olsen was ready and waiting to perform the ceremony after the couple bought a now legal marriage license. >> i, erica ivy turner, take you, jennifer k., to be my married wife. >> to be my married wife. >> they have been together four years and have been engaged for a year and a half. [ applause ] >> how are you going to celebrate? >> i'll have to go home and tell our parents. >> do you wish your family was here? >> we are still planning to have the ceremony in august. we know that we'll be able to celebrate more with our family and friends. but our parents have encouraged us when the time brought ourself upon it, don't pass it up. >> this older same-sex couple paid for their marriage license. >> you have been married for eight years. and together for 33. and we wish we could have done this here when we got married. so they are standing. >> what was that like coming out and getting married

and jennifer lawrence and her hacked photos. it's not a scandal. it's a sex crime. "all in" startings right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the f.b.i. is seeking the public's help tonight in identifying a masked man who appeared in an isis propaganda video speaking in what sounds like a north american accent. >> we're here in the 17th division military base just outside the city of oracka. and we're here with the soldiers of bashad. you can see them now digging their own graves in the very place they were stationed. >> the man could be one of the dozen or so americans fighting with isis in syria. just this weekend, a 19-year-old was arrested from chicago and allegedly on his way to join the militants. despite the bombing plan, the group is continuing to gain ground. after more than a week of fierce battles with kurdish fighters in syria, they are just a few hundred feet from the border of turkey and native member of key u.s. ally. u.s. military has stepped up air strikes on militant targets in the area. turkish president says that won't be enou

. >> lets help head out live to jennifer joyce in folcroft with the very latest on this, jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning chris and kerry. nearly 100 people, 72 units in this apartment fire that were affect. so 20 people are here at folcroft fire company a shelter has been set up for them. fire broke out at glenn croft court apartment in the 100 block of folcroft avenue just before 10:30 last night. apparently the fire happened on the first floor of the complex, smoke was reported in the building so people's vac waitedded the entire building, and it remains evacuated this morning. the it is not because of fire damage but carbon monoxide levels. >> they are replaced tonight because of high co levels caused by the smoke. is there not a lot of fire damage but high co levels caused the fire marshall to declare it unsafe. >> reporter: a majority of the people did have someplace to go tonight, as i mentioned the red cross is assisting 20 people. their pr person came outside and told us everybody is fast asleep. there are also two cats and a dog here seeking shelter, chris and

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thanks to our guests jennifer lynch and brian. still ahead, can computers read our minds? how facial recognition software may even know what you're feeling by understanding your expressions. here's the catch. it's on the brink of becoming easy to use by anyone with a click of the button. you don't want to miss this. >>> what if your devices could read your emotions and respond to them? they're trying to do just that. it will enable a revolution in device and application personalization. >> welcome back. researchers at ohio state university say they have found a way for computers to decipher 21 distinct facial expressions including complex emotions like happily disgusted and software like what you just saw is getting ready to make this kind of technology available to the wider public. how will this change the way we interact, and how will it impact our freedom of expression? joining us on skype out of new york is a cognitive scientist and a lead researchers on the ohio state study i mentioned. just reading about it makes me feel like someone is invading the space in my head

our jennifer joyce joins us tonight from the newsroom with the latest. >> reporter: we are told thatn the last several days the patient road the subway hopped in cabs and went bowling in brooklyn. it's difficult to know how many people he may have come in contact with. 33 year old craig spencer currently being treated in a specially built isolation ward at manhattan's bellevue hospital. he was rushed there today after coming down with a 103-degree fever and diarrhea. spencer returned from guinea more than week ago. he was there treating ebola patients as a physician with doctors without borders. now, his preliminary results test positive for the disease. new york city officials say spencer has been again riding the subway and cabs since returning to new york. they're retracing his steps to see who else could be at risk. the man's harlem apartment has been cordoned off and his fiance' not showing symptoms was being watched a quarantine ward at bellevue. official say when spencer started showing symptoms he immediately called authorities and alerted them of his travel history. proper p

let's talk about jennifer lawrence. >> okay. >> so jennifer lawrence appears on the cover of vanity fairx crime. it's not a scandal, it's a sex crime. just because i'm an actress doesn't mean what i asked for this. it's my body and it should be my choice. and she also wenten to say, anybody who looks at those photos is also per ph waiting a sexual offense and they should cower with shame. she talks about telling her dad, by the way, these pictures are coming out. she had a long distance relationship -- >> for four years. >> he's going to look at porn or you send pictures of yourself. >> i think there are other options. >> few come to mind. but she also said i don't care how much money i get for the hunger games, she says, anybody given the choice or making a phone call to tell you dad it's not worth it. and i know she feels unbelieve bli vulnerable and betrayed. and violated. yes. but i don't know that it's a sex crime. in terms of how we define that in legally. i don't know. i'm sure she feels violated and that's her right to feel that way. >> i'm sure there are people who would say tha