he -- i k that actually -- if he knew john reid, i don't know. in this point in time. knew people like max eastman, other socialists, or scott uiren, other people who were there. they were tragic in their own way. because norman's story was different and followed a different path. >> to what extent did the in europe in g on the past three years, evan, over in scotland. he and influence what norman thought as opposed to what raffle and arthur. >> it was huge. unbelievable.as 1.8 million germans, 1.8 million 1.4 million frenchmen. the deaths just astonish, even u.s., the u.s. lost about 50,000. lasted six ighting months. 120 men a day. that's just unbelievable. over in the scotland, also in a little bit. and you know, he saw what it was see them come home and things like that. ut every man responds to violence and every culture responds to violence in different ways. was actually wounded on the western front and recuperating in the hospitals. but he remained proud of what he did and was the right thing. i think they were well aware of devastating the violence was. but th

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john ralston jokes about, made fun of hanson and me, saying i called john hanson john reid. we made the decision that we had been to a bitter race where i won by 428 votes. fortuitously brian decided not to run again. we needed to work together. i know his dad. what a wonderful human being. john and i got together and said we will put aside our differences and work together. we did that. we have done -- we haven't agree philosophically on a lot of issues. we have done good stuff for nevada. the public lands act. i want go through all of that. but we did get stuff together. dean heller and i are working through our differences. we have a good relationship. it took am a few months to get over the fact that i tried to help shelley berkley. that is ok. we are off and running. he attended my summit at the lake. we are going to continue to do that. we can be as partisan as we need to be. when it comes to nevada relations, we have to work together. >> good morning senator. [inaudible] >> about what? yes. right. >> [inaudible] >> i believe that that issue, here it is everybody. we h

john reid from "the financial times." >> thank you very much. mr. prime minister, are you prepared to give abu mazen and the palestinians, palestinian authority, a leading role in the post war order in gaza, and if so, can you talk about that, specifics including policing the borders? >> we have cooperated with the palestinian authority on matters that you raised. there are other matters as well. and the answer is we're cooperating with them and are prepared to see a role for them. >> all right, so there you hear the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu, saying he's willing to cooperate with the palestinian authority, president abbas, a strong israeli coordination on the west bank. we'll see if that can be replicated in gaza. you did hear a very, very powerful strong statement from the prime minister of israel, condemning hamas, going after hamas, and is basically accusing hamas of being responsible for all those civilian deaths that have occurred in gaza over these past four weeks. bottom line point, if hamas had accepted the egyptian spons

john. ron rivera on andy reid's staff for five years. >> john: that's some staff.n, you see those two. i see jim johnson, the late great jim johnson, john harbaugh over here, brad childress, leslie frazier, steve spagnolo. all head coaches at one point in time. >> referee: after reviewing the play, the ruling on the field stands. first down. >> john: john harbaugh's in there. they're all over. andy reid is a tremendous teacher. we talked to alex smith. what makes him so good, he's a tremendous player. he loves football and he loves teaching fundamental football. you always feel so much energy and love for the game when you meet with andy reid. he's one of my andy, 14 years in philadelphia. and he's got to run one more victory formation. played "sweet caroline" now four times. i think it's finally over here at bank of america stadium. so the panthers get a victory and the return of cam newton as they take care of the chiefs 28-16 in this week two preseason matchup. good to have football back on fox with you. that is for sure. raring to go for the regular season, jus

bout, madeon jokes a sayinghanson and me, i called john hanson john reid.e made the decision that we had where ia bitter race won by 428 votes. fortuitously brian decided not to run again. we needed to work together. i know his dad. what a wonderful human being. john and i got together and said we will put aside our differences and work together. we did that. -- we haven't agree philosophically on a lot of issues. we have done good stuff for nevada. the public lands act. i want go through all of that. but we did get stuff together. dean heller and i are working through our differences. we have a good relationship. it took am a few months to get over the fact that i tried to help shelley berkley. that is ok. we are off and running. he attended my summit at the lake. we are going to continue to do that. we can be as partisan as we need to be. when it comes to nevada relations, we have to work together. >> good morning senator. [inaudible] >> about what? yes. right. >> [inaudible] ,> i believe that that issue here it is everybody. americaa tax system in that i

tried to work with members of congress, his republican critics or that harry reid tried to come across to the senate? i know johnhner hasn't gone to harry reid. this is not all a democratic problem it's a mutual problem. is there any evidence the democrats tried to do what the president said which is get things done? >> i speak to house republicans and senate democrats there's not much engagement from the white house and i think the political strategy is entirely understandable. i wonder if the president's going to pay any political price to have such a midterm emphasis on people like steve stockman, sarah palin. sure, are they out there on the fringe of the right of the republican party talking about impeachment but that isn't the core republican mettage this year so he's running against the extreme part of the party, not the center of the party and i wonder if voters will pay attention. >> but the thing is, with the lawsuit, that is the house republican, they own that, they obviously voted to pass it and sue the president. in the white house's eyes and i think in grassroots people's eyes as well, it's almost t

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lauren john season is live tonight where reid lost his life an community rally just wrapped up. >> reportergood evening, iain of the hundreds of people gathered lear tonight for different reason for candlelight vigil to remember reid ton night police are still searching for the shooter. >> god we stand in need your presence right now. >> reporter: prayers. >> everybody hold hands. report hugs hugs. >> kids killing kids. >> reporter: tears. >> we're tired of the violence. we're tired of the killing. we are tired of the murdering. >> reporter: concerned about the kids neighborhood pastor glenn dawson is praying for peace at an emotional vigil one day after 17 year old rob reid was murdered good he had a bright future ahead of him. we're tired of it. >> reporter: the basketball star who friends called tin knee tim. >> was gunned down on ninth street basketball court just after 8:30 tuesday night. >> it was heartbreaking. heart wrenching and it really broke my heart. >> reporter: 10 shots fired. one of them to the head on a crowded court during a game and cook out. tonight, the shooter is still

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the president calls in harry reid, call this is john boehner and the relevant committee chairmen on bothides and sits them in the roosevelt room and says, look, half of you hate me. the other half aren't sure. but we have a situation here. we have big decisions to make. what we do or don't do has consequences. here is how i see it. i want to hear speeches, your views. >> for the reason you said, hook them. >> exactly. >> get them involved. >> it's their job. >> they think their job is to get elected to the senate. >> this is their job. >> more important than that. >> thank you, gene. you're ahead of me here. thank you, david. i want to think about us not fighting another arab war with killing arabs on international television while other arabs watch us do it. i don't think that's a winning strategy. >>> up next, president obama's summer suit causes twitter to twitter. is khaki the new black? this is "hardball," the place for politics. "aarp". get inspired with aarp travel. plan and book your trip online and get hot travel tips from the pros. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possi

someone ought to ask john to sit, senator reid down together, just those tw o.nstead of sending back one upmanship's through the news not working together, there are bills in both chambers that have not moved to the other chamber. host: who currently represents the 14th district in michigan? isler: gary peters, but he in the front running for the u.s. senate in michigan. we have to democrat from michigan. pat as well as well as that goes. unless we are sitting -- unless we are losing seats in the midterm election, hoping that is not the case. speaking to immigration -- host: we are going to have to leave it there. in "the hill," negative views of obamacare at all-time high, erasing six months of gradual increases in the lost popularity. americans now see the affordable care act in a negative light and her 245 percent last month. this is a poll done monthly by the kaiser family foundation. florida, independent line. the house is staying in session to work on the border bill. what do you think? they dids about time their job. we should just get rid of every democr

john boehner's life easier. he's not constantly being bottled up by harry reid, so in a sense, that would be a plus for john boehneris conservative -- is conservative critics by achieving success to a greater extent than he has so far. but it will be hard because he's got a democrat in the white house for the next two years and the challenge for john boehner is dealing with recalcitrant republicans in his ranks that don't want to see anything move with regard to spending issues. it's going to be just as much of a challenge next year. >> that is our chief washington correspondent, peter cook, with the outlook for john boehner's job not getting any easier. >> coming up, he says it's time to put carl icahn on ice. we will tell you about the wall street executive who challenge the activist investor. ♪ >> the ice bucket challenge has brought in millions of dollars of donations for als and now it is moving markets. have a look at this -- a spike in the shares of herbalife happened earlier this morning and here is what is happening -- this is unusual. jeffrey's ceo rich handler took the ice bucket challenge himself and la

reid would have done that. bulldozers. great scene for a great cause. i'm john clark. it looks like the water park. we'll be right back. >>> well, like it's going to be dry in our area tomorrow. but there is the chance of showers. up in williamsport for the big game. so we're going have to update that. sheena will be here at 11:00 for that. >> all right, for glenn and all of us here at nbc 10, thanks for watching. i'm renee chenault-fattah. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. on our broadcast here tonight. another police shooting near ferguson, missouri. a suspect killed by officers. another explosive night hoping for peace as darkness falls. >>> dramatic high water rescues in phoenix late today. people trapped in homes and cars as roads suddenly turn into rivers. >>> rick perry gets fingerprinted and a mugshot. a sitting governor and presidential candidate is fighting back tonight against charges he calls an abuse of power. >>> and the voice of "saturday night live" and so much more, over 70 years here at nbc. tonight we will remember the legendary don pardo. "nightly news" begins now.

the last thing john boehner, nancy pelosi and mitch mcconnell and harry reid, don't make us try to whip for votes for congressional approval of new air strikes. >> that's exactly right and the fact is that all those numbers you mentioned, they are in campaign mode. they have put this year's session behind them and were focused on the final 70 days until the election. it's not because it was so big, but in the fall of 08, how big of a lift harp was after the economy crashed. it's not the same of course. the spector of members of congress having to take a vote to involve the u.s. yet another mideast war. polls show the country overwhelmingly is against more intervention abroad. >> it is not clear what the intervention gets you when you think of the last 25 years in some form or another. i want to go to the critiques that president obama got during his vacation. they are very familiar to the same critiques president bush got when he would take his august vacations. is this typical noise or should the white house should have been more aware of how the optics in this new media age would play

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president obama, john boehner, mitch mcconnell, harry reid, democrats, republicans. that's not going to get us anywhere. what you need is your today, go back to communities. i'm a big live that all politics is local so i think that is the point i would want to leave you all with. [applause] >> and the fact that is what the midterm elections are all about. these are elections that have been at the local level, 435 congressional races, state legislative races, statewide races. what do you think the process will be for latino republicans in this election? >> the process? >> prospects. >> prospects. i think it is trending conservative republicans. i think the way things are looking right now is take a look at the political map across the country, republicans will take the senate. that's looking more and more viable. they will hold the house but i think especially hispanics are disillusioned with the obama administration. his favorability has dropped 23 points since january. in the hispanic community. obamacare was a 59% favorability. it's down now to 47%. all about hispa

reid report. the lawyer for the family of john crawford iii the man shot and killed inside a dayton, ohio walmarty gun says surveillance video contradicts police claims that crawford ignored their commands to drop the bb gun before they opened fire. >> i believe the public has the right to know what happened in that walmart. right now all the information is one sided. it appears the information that's been released shows that, you know, john of at fault, that he was waving this bb gun at women and children and that definitely was not the case. we do believe it should be released because it will show specifically what happened in this walmart. john was doing nothing but shopping and the police came in and shot and killed this young man unjustifiably. >> right now only family has been able to view that surveillance video. ohio attorney general says he'll not release to it the public because he doesn't want to taint the jury pool. he has appoint ad special prosecutor who will present evidence to a grand jury on september 22nd. today crawford's family is meeting with the federal prosecutor and will a

chip reid reports nascar is changing rules after the death of a dirt track racer run down by tony stewart. johnone on sea world making a major change after criticism of the way it treat killer whales. and steve hartman "on the road," where one good turn leads to many others. >> i've never seen such an act of kindness from a total

i'm not sure john boehner spoke with harry reid so you have a very telling contrast.gress can get its act together if they want to but in this case i don't think they ever wanted to. >> on the v.a. bill it was almost unianimous in the house and the senate. it was remarkable for them to see something like that. let's go back to ted cruz for a minute. remarkable a relatively new senator can effectively single handedly if you believe the reports on the record we are getting from republican house members, squash this immigration reform legislation. how does that work in the halls of congress? >> john boehner's favorite person right now, senator ted cruz. i mean, i do think there were a few more dynamics. jeff sessions of alabama played a considerable role in considering some of the colleagues to vote against this. what senator cruz did is raise the spectra what we refer to is doca a program that president obama put into place that basically allows the children to not be deported from the united states. and he basically inserted that as an issue into this debate. it's why

chip reid reports nascar is changing rules after the death of a dirt track racer run down by tony stewart. john world making a major change after criticism of the way it treat killer whales. and steve hartman "on the road," where one good turn leads to many others. >> i've never seen such an act of kindness from a total stranger. i cried. i cried. captioning sponsored by cbs

reid report." we are following three fast-moving stories today. john boehner and his caucus are still in d.c.n the same page with a border bill before they head off home to recess. >>> then to gaza, where a 72-hour cease-fire is violated as soon as it begins. we'll have live reports from gaza and from jerusalem. >>> and a hospital in atlanta is getting ready for the arrival of an ebola patient who will receive treatment there. >>> we begin, though, with some old-fashioned capitol hill harm twisting, both the figurative and literal kind. we see if they can pass what is now a $694 million immigration and border bill before the august recess. after leaders had to pull the original bill from the floor, reports do now indicate that speaker john boehner and his team may have wooed the once unwooable. >> this bill is so different from the bill yesterday until today that we effectively gutted yesterday's bill. this is a brand new bill. >> and the price of a bill many believe is dead on arrival in the senate? well, it's a second bill also believed to be dead on arrival. that one dealing with the presi

it would be big news if harry reid put out a statement opposing the action. of course, johnd somewhat supportive of everything and so right now the administration does have great breathing room. as you and i were discussing earlier, one of the things worth noting is we haven't seen a whole lot of statements. people are taking a very wait and see approach to this as a very fluid situation. but right now, the president and his administration have breathing room. i think the question, and this was presented by general mccaffrey and michael liter is what is the strategy going forward? >> general, let me bring you back in. on top of isis threatening the kurdish capital of erbil in the north, the iraqi government in baghdad remains unsettled. parliament keeps postponing picking a prime minister. is this situation on the brink of possibly spiraling out of control? >> i think it is out of control. it's not on the brink of it. the situation, lebanon, syria and iraq in particular are extremely perilous. these regions are rearranging themselves in a different fashion. they are doing it

chip reid reports nascar is changing rules after the death of a dirt track racer run down by tony stewart. john blackstone on sea world making a major change after criticism of the way it treat killer whales. and steve hartman "on the road," where one good turn leads to many others. >> i've never seen such an act of kindness from a total stranger. i cried. i cried. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. today, nearly a week after a white police officer shot an unarmed black man to death in the suburbs of st. louis, we learned a lot more about both men. the ferguson police release video they say shows 18-year-old michael brown stealing cigars from a convenience store minutes before he was shot by the officer a few blocks away. the officer was identified today as 28-year-old darren wilson. he's been a cop for six years. they did not release his picture. the ferguson police chief described him today as a gentle, quiet man and an excellent officer who never intended for request of this to happen. wilson is on leave while the investigat

the congress isn't act but reid refuses to entertain bills. >> why did john boehner issue a press release just read what they said. molly: we'll keep a watch on this issue possibly with reaction brand-new the end of summer. bill: breaking news. we want to go back to the details about the assassination of a two-star general in afghanistan. the gun that was used and where the shooter laid in wait. we'll talk to colonel oliver north about that. >> extreme water skiing without the skis. we'll show you have amazing video coming up. i'm j-a-n-e and i have copd. i'm d-a-v-e and i have copd. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. bre

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and today if harry reid truly empowered max baucus a year and a half ago and john boehner empowered dave camp a year and a half ago, you could get tax reform done. >> but the leaders chose not to. >> and i think you could have it and are most likely to see it in the next term if republicans have control, they know they're going to need to deal with immigration and i think the pressure will still be there to do tax reform. >> i think status quo -- >> bipartisan momentum for tax reform -- >> i think a status quo result might force more than if one party wins and one loses. let me ask you this. you both were victims of waves, you in '10 and you in '08. when you're in the midst of it, how do you know when the wave is coming? did you know? how did you know? when did you like -- or do you never believe it when you're in it? >> you can't. i mean everybody said why did you ever run to begin with. young, single woman, what were you thinking. and i said all i knew is that i could win. i didn't assume that i would and i never assumed that i would. my races were always difficult. as a young woman in

john boehner types. whenever they are faced with the opposition we lose. republicans lost the congress in 2006. 2008 in my opinion having nothing to do with nancy pelosi and harry reid and barack obama that had everything to do with the failed corrupt immoral leadership of the republicans. 2010 comes along and rove, george bush, mcconnell and are nowhere to be seen. the do they see in 2010? they see marco rubio, rand paul lived then in the tea party. he gave them their best congressional defeat in 75 or 80 years. and so i'm going to wrap it up quick so we can go to questions. let me just make this last poi point. once, twice, three times a day obama is going to do something that's going to upset you, anger you, frustrate you. that's okay. take the maximum of 40 seconds to throw something but then get down on your knees and thank god because i know no other way to save america. it's a high-risk but we are waking up america. we are poised to winning here because of the excesses and extremes of the democrats and obama. so with that i will take your questions. >> great. let's have some questions. yes, writing here. the lady. >> hi, good morning. i am from georgia. thank

reid's democrats or overcome a veto by the president. so they are going to have to compromise with him. that is going to come at the expense of republican principles. finally john, you ought to remember the 80th congress republicans took over both houses in 1946. harry truman pounded that to a pulp and one election in his own right. so i'm not sure republican control of the congress the next two years is going to be a great political boone to the party. >> are you making a prediction here or not? >> i think if the republicans control both ress they are going to have problems not producing themselves in 2016. >> eleanor? >> i don't think republicans are making all those calculations. right now winning isn't everything, >> no, winning is everything. >> winning is everything, it is the only thing for republicans going into november. they really want to get the senate and the way the where the races fall six of the seven races are in states that romney won by big margins. republicans are going to have to screw up to not take control. but they are perfectly capable of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. they are on this impeachment kick or sue the president k

john bassett. [laughter] you will read the book and find out what we did and how reid did it so i will not touch on that unless he would like to ask me questions. i will take my nine minutes. [laughter] and give a little insight into why we did it. i grew up us john bassett from bassett virginia home of bassett industries and i don't know many people can say that's and it was somewhat of a the unusual position to be as a young man. i had wonderful parents they believed to touch you -- teach you what your responsibilities were indicted here my mother saying he were born with a silver spoon in your mouse but you are no better than anyone else in doubt you ever forget that. you have a responsibility to the people of this community and we expect you to live up to it. there but also tell me the story of the parable in the bible of the pilots i could hear my father saying sign you were not born to bury your talents but to use your talents. so those types of lessons stuck with me in those days i was a baptist but now i'm episcopalian by the way. [laughter] [applause] if -- they have more fun. [laughter] s

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>> apparently it was, arizona senator john mccain lye like you have never seen before, fired up and ready to go, and now lashing out at one harry reid. we couldn't get harry. we did get mccain. to the senator in a moment. first, this. >>> forget the illegal kids showing up. wait until you hear what they're bringing with them? a new government report could make you sake. claims many of these unaccompanied children are being treat for commune cable -- commune cable diseases and things are getting so bad one detention facility is on lockdown are a chickenpoxout break. now growing fears these illnesses to spend to kids in this country when schools open in september. a family doctor says parents have a rope to be concerned. >> what is really important here is that families and children are really getting proper medical and health exams and getting treated in the case of chickenpox, a lot of it comes down to how well we're able to identify what conditions we're seeing, and then how well we're able to treat them. in the case of chickenpox, giving the vaccine to prevent conditions. >> so, if it's discovered that many have of these condition

john mccain said there? >> he is right on. he is right on. what is harry reid thinking and what is he doing?ot listening to the states suffering the problem. we're the gateway in texas and if it can happen, it can happen everywhere in the country. texas is acting and congress need to move, bill. they need to pass a border security bill. bill: we'll see if that happens but you first have news on a stretch of the border between texas and mexico, near the rio grande. it is about 60-mile stretch. what has happened there? >> as a result of our surge with our state police, bill, over the last five weeks, we've been able to shut down and reduce illegal immigration in this very, very active sector, the rio grande valley by some 50%. we've got a lot of work to do. we have a lot more miles to cover. we have 1200 miles of 2,000 miles border between mexico and united states but we're determined, we're acting in texas. we, we're spending some 17, 18 milliondollars a month in, in surging, 1000 members of our state police and we just activate adweek 1/2 ago as you know -- bill: to be clear, the border is 1

reid. we start this hour with breaking news on the crisis in ukraine. right now the u.n. security council including secretary of state johneting over what ukraine's president calls an invasion by russia. one of the council's permanent members. ukrainian officials say fighting against russian backed separatists have opened up. nato released these images that it says shows russian military units entering as well as pointing artillery into ukraine. the "wall street journal" quotes an unnamed nato official who estimates about 1,000 russian soldiers are presently in ukraine. president obama is expected to meet with his national security council in about two hours. while he attempts to build a coalition of allies against the terrorist group isis in the middle east and we'll have more on that story in a moment he must also ask many of them to simultaneously support stronger action against russia. joining me is general wesley clark. general clark let me play you what the state department spokesman told andrea mitchell this afternoon. let's listen. >> what we've seen here is an escalation of aggression by the russians, a pattern a

reporter: it's even starred in big movies taking john candy and chevy chasen a wild rield in the lampoon movie "vacation." we're riding it with six flags ceo james reidple are concerned it's going away. >> reporter: when six flags kicked off the summer by saying colossus is going away it was shock and disbelieve. >> i can't believe why they would. this is it for us. >> reporter: you were here on day one. >> day one. i'm about to do it again to close it. >> we're going have a new ride called twisted colossus where traditional wood meets steel. >> reporter: it's not going away but evolving with a new coaster. where steal tracks are laid on top of the structure giving the rider the best of both. >> you've got the ability to take a traditional wooden coaster, make it much smoothering add inversions 0-g rolls, barrel rolls. >> reporter: six flags has already done this at four of its other parks with rave reviews. >> we tracked our scores and almost without fail those hybrid coasters get the higher score. >> reporter: why not take it down completely? >> we really believe that history means something. we want to retain the thirst but keep the thrill edge. >

this question and then i want to listen to john lewis who talks about, i think, exactly this kind of solidarity. let's list en to both of those. >> what harry reidy to do is to come back and join us. we'll be here anytime, any day, anywhere, anyhow. we will join him here in august, september, whenever, and he needs to put the other handcuff on this lawless president's hands so that we can restrain this president from granting amnesty. >> there is no such thing as an illegal human being. history will not be kind to us if we fail to do what is right, what is just. we must pass comprehensive immigration reform and we must pass it now. >> we hear from michele bachmann the language of handcuffing the president which, again, in this moment feels like, come on. and then we hear a civil rights leader saying there is no such thing as an illegal human being. i can hear both of their experiences informing how they see this moment. >> absolutely. it's completely -- you see the line drawn visibly in the sand. the president has a chance to do the right thing here. and really stop caving in on border security. a lot of the stuff that's being asked to do, the b

reid. >> president obama says had will have to act alone on immigration. republicans are warning him not to take steps outside of his constitutional authority. eric? >> molly, thanks so much. >>> arizona senator johnain weighing in on the border crisis. here's a preview from his interview for sunday morning futures with maria bartiromo. >> we have to export these children back to the countries from which they came, set up in our consulates and embassies capability for them to go if they need asylum, but if they show up on our border, have have to be returned. >> hear much more tomorrow, 10:00 a.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. >>> one of the two americans infected with the ebola virus, dr. kent brantly, pictured on the left,arrived in atlanta from africa. stricken with the deadly disease, the second, on the right, near a few days. both treated in one of the most sophisticated isolation united nations in our country. outside that atlanta hospital right now we have the very late latest. we saw an amazing vitt ydeo of doct being brought in an an isolation suit? >> reporter: that's right. one of only four facilities like this around the country. dr. brantly is on american soil arriving here

harry reid's democrat controlled senate could not pass the president's bill yesterday. it looks like two hours from now, johnant nothing passed. >> why? >> this is on the border. this alleged emergency. it's a fake emergency. what is happening is obama is violating the law as written. none of these kids should be getting in. the law that was written by diane feinstein, who is not stupid, and knows about illegal immigration, she's from california, says combat sex trafficking. you get in and you get a hearing and get tovñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ tell us whr not you've been sex trafficked. you hear this so many times, people can't understand what i'm trying to say. there are two huge exceptions. one is no mexicans. second one is no one who has any family or guardian living in the united states. i assume, it seems obvious, the idea is the vast majority of illegal aliens are mexican. if you have family in the united states, it looks like you're not being sex trafficked, you're coming to join your family. so it's to exclude illegal aliens in case someone is being brought in to be sex trafficked, that's the only way you get a hear