jonathan martin, in my opinion, has reguessed as the season has gone on. you see a majority of the big runs today all came off the left side behind staley and that's not a coincidence. those two were big physical people, and that's the heart and soul. we need better play moving forward. >> houston had a monster game. number 50 working on jonathan martin. he joined the party late after the holdout. he spoke in the lockerroom after the game. >> yeah, we knew going in. gio dialed it up. carlos, that guy hits like a ton of bricks, literally. he hit me a couple of times from behind. it hurt. other than that, it's a good game. >> whatever they call, i i'm cool with it. >> really? that's it. >> nobody is excited. you know we won, right? sometimes we stall when we get down in the red zone, that's our offense, and the defense is working to keep them to the best point possible. we have to maximize our potential, and that's something we have to look at. >> you know what jim wants. he just wants one point better than the other guy. >> yeah, i think that's how the nfl

jonathan martin?> we talked about the idea of lindsey graham running for president in 2016 and in that same interview he took a dig at marco rubio to suggest that rubio wasn't ready to run for president and sort of mocking rubio for not being able to confront the right for being scared of the right. it's my understanding that after that story went up online, that senator graham actually called the rubio world and suggested that he got a little bit over his skis and wasn't trying to dist senator rubio and he was taken out of context there. so i think if one of those examples, john, you say something to a reporter and see it in print and then take that one back. >> not ready, not willing to stand up for the right. yeah, he was taken out of context. got it. margaret? >> things maybe that you wish you could take back, i think we'll see president obama in the coming week really back on the defensive about his foreign policy. a couple of interesting books coming out, leon panetta's book, these titles like "

missouri, had barbecue, jonathan martin wanted me to mention that. into iowa, a blue state president obama carried it twice. the rain has a slight lead. the key for the democrats here, i started covering politics a long time ago. everyone had a clipboard when they went door to door. now they carry ipods, hand touch to do the input. democrats hoping early voting helps them to success there. and maeve reston, let's start there. republicans will win on election day, democrats know that. the people who vote on election day because it's a midterm year, can the democrats outhustle them in the 16 to -- the last week or so, 25 days before the election, can they win with the early voting and the mail voting? >> they did in 2012, didn't they? right. democrats have had unprecedented ground game. they are pouring more resources into it. $60 million this year into the hotly contested senate races. i was out in colorado this week. literally the first day people were getting their ballots in the mail the door knockers were saying have you gotten your ballot, are yo

jonathan martin, al jazeera, baton rouge, louisiana. >> 8:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. 15 days until the mid term elections and there is now every indication that one of the national republicans, many gop candidates are turning to for help, is running for president in 2016. david schuster is here with power politics. david. >> republican senator rand paul has been helping senators, are filming campaign commercials in their behalf. the libertarian has formed a massive organization himself. his father ron paul just told larry king that rand is running for president. >> i think it's great he is doing it, he has ogood message and understands free market economics and i think it's doing a world of good. >> and rand may not be so happy with his dad, he hasn't made a formal announcement yet but that's expected to come after the mid terms. >>> a lot of republicans urging elizabeth warren to consider a presidential run. she campaigned for democrats in many states, talked about her humble beginnings and the opportunities she had thanks to an affordable education. >

here to help answer some of those questions is jonathan martin of the new york times, who's been reporting on many of these candidates. >> thanks. >> woodruff: which states are we looking at are you looking at when it comes to third party or independent candidates. >> most important one is kansas where you've got greg orman an independent running against pat roberts who is republican. this race is very competitive and crucial, i think the most crucial race involving third party candidate because if democrats do lose would give the majority. but senator roberts, could be in the hands of greg orman, never served in office who could decide the fate of the senate. he has not said which party he's caucusing with. he will not support mitch mcconnell or harry reid the two senate leaders. if we have a result next tuesday where this comes down to one state where a third party candidate could very crucial candidates. >> woodruff: so can scan is one. there are some other states where you have libertarians, north carolina where gwen was. >> very important. the others are more spoilers i would say. nor

jonathan martin, al jazerra, new on are liens. >> and you can see rest jonathan's report in our americaes coverage tonight at eight their p.m. eastern and again at 11:30 here on al jazerra. >>> there are other stories making headlines across the day and ines is here with that. >> a suspected serial killer in indiana refuse to go respond for a judge in his first court appearance. darren van would not speak forcing the judge to postpone the hearing, she told him he would spend th the rest of his e in prison unless he couldn't. he reportedly confess today killing at least seven women. schools in one penn district reopened today after suspected cop-killing fugitive was spotted in the area. pocono mountain schools were closed yesterday as police conducted a thorough search, still eric fine remains on the run accused of calling state troopetrooper and wounding anotr more than a month ago. >>> ray primary black church in north carolina hit with racist fliers while church goers were attending services someone was plastering the cars with the fliers, the fliers said the democratic senator doesn'

with cbs news director of elections, anthony salvanto, jonathan martin, the national political correspondent for "the new york times", cbs news congressional correspondent nancy cordes and cbs news political director john dickerson. well, an think, anthony start us off what is the latest. >> we looked at every state, and republicans keep the lead, 51-49 to retake the senate, if the election were held today, but, bob, there are a couple of twists and turns on the road here, let me tell you about one state in particular, kansas, and in kansas republican incumbent pat roberts found himself in a deadlock race with an independent candidate that is greg orman, now you may expect in this environment somewhere you would see an independent candidate gaining track shun but i don't think kansas is ever a state republicans envisioned having to defend. >> schieffer: could the republicans actually .. retake the senate if they lose kansas? >> yes, they could, the good news for the republicans here, is they still have a lot of options, there are a lot of states they can win and they are within striking dist

also people think about professional athletes like last year's headlines of the rookie jonathan martin and more recently, people think sometimes about marching bands with the tragic death of drum major robert champion down at florida a & m university. and now more recently over the past month we've heard news of a sexually harassing culture and hazing in the ohio state university's marching band prompting them to fire the band director. while these images and headlines reflect realities of hazing, they only paint a partial picture. so what is missing? for one thing, the images rarely portray the extent and range in which hazing occurs. now it's probably difficult to see on the left hand side, i'll let you know, certainly hazing does occur in varsity athletics and in greek life or fraternities and sororities. as the headlines and images suggest, but according to our research of college students and this -- these are results from the national study that i was a principal investigator for. we surveyed more than 10,000 college students at 53 different colleges and universities across the u

national guard there until the federal government dispatches staffing for the border patrol >>> i'm jonathan martin in new orleans. public schools in louisiana are scrambling to educate unaccompanied children that crossed the border. 1400 have arrived. they are allowed to stay with family and go to school. public schools are required to provide a public education for all children regardless of education. it could cost the louisiana taxpayers more than $25 million, according to the immigration reform group fair. some school groups are having a tough time to find bilippingual -- bilingual teachers. some offering bonus s. >> i'm morgan radford. in new york city many have arrived living with family members and sponsors. like manuel from honduras. i met manuel in june when he was reunited with his family for the first time innate years. he -- in eight years. he tried to cross the border to texas. he was caught and spent a month in a juvenile detention center, when authorities put him on a plane. undocumented immigrants arriving in new york have a better chance of having their futures decided here. >> in

jonathan martin is in new orleans with more on that. >> this is an issue that seems to come up at every debate and town hall. for many voters, it's an issue that is closer and more personal than ever. including schools and the costs involved. >> reporter: these children and 1400 other like them are at the center of a fiery debate in louisiana. so is in spanish teacher, who is no longer teaching spanish. >> i'll figure out a way to work through it. i like what i do. i believe that's the key. >> here at the high school in baton rouge, this woman is in charge of a newcomers class, where they teach basic english to migrant students that crossed the boarder. >> their english vocabulary is limited, limited to words like thank you and good morning. >> say it again, class. >> reporter: federal law requires public schools to educate all children regardless of immigration. it can cost taxpayers more than $20 million. at this high school, the number of undocumented students pushed class sizes normally capped at 20 to 30 students. >> since july there has been an increase of 300 students that speak

. >> that was jonathan martin reporting from new orleans. >>> setting that debate aside, there's no difference of opinion when it comes to the cost of college which has soared in decades. financing a challenge eued sayings comes down to taking on -- comes down to taking on debt. we have the chairman of the corporation for debt development and joins us to discuss strategies for paying for college which offer the poorest americans hope. so, bob, i want to the talk about a new vehicle. child savages accounts. how exactly do they works? some call them csas. >> yes. a child's savings account is a college saving account set up for a child as early as at birth. to encourage savings by the family, but also matched or insented by public accusations by public or private sources. there are dozens of these programs popping up around the united states and around the world. two of my favourite are san francisco's kindergarten to college initiative, where every public school kindergartener has a savings account established for her or him when they enter school automatically with $50 government or $100 govern

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jonathan martin. >> good evening, john. a lot of the debate has centered around this construction site in new orleans. planned parenthood had planned to built a facility in new orleans but construction has stopped because of religion politics and one of the city's most influential voices speaking out. >> new orleans is the biggest small city. this city is built on relationship. >> with more than 100 employees river parish disposal is one of the city's top waste disposal facilities. brother fronmeier says they have been getting into a tense debate over abortion rights. >> i've gotten 50, 60 a day, some of the local letters coming in from current customers we service talking about how they want to cancel their service with us. >> people were outraged his business had contract ed to haul trash from a new construction site. >> but i didn't know what the construction company was building. >> reporter: the project was for a planned parenthood clinic in new orleans said to be the company's first office in the state to do abortions

jonathan martin has more. >> good morning. >> these children and 1400 others like them are at the center of a fiery political debate in louisiana. so is this spanish teacher who is no longer teaching spanish. >> i'll figure out a way to work through it. i like what i do. i believe that's the key. >> here at the high school in baton rouge, this woman is in charge of a brand new newcomers class, where they teach basic english to migrant student who recently crossed the border. >> say again. their english vocabulary is limited, limited to words like thank you and good morning. say it again, class. >> federal law requires public schools to educate all children regardless of their immigration status. for all 1400, they cap cost taxpayers more than 20 million a year. at terra high, the number of undocumented students pushed some class sizes normally capped at 20 to 30 students. since july there has been an increase of students that only speak spanish. teachers and administrators are not allowed to ask about the immigration status. the issue is so controversial that i don't think about it. >> m

more from jonathan martin in new orleans. >> john, a lot of the recent controversy surrounding abortion in louisiana has sensored around this construction site where planned parenthood had planned to build a women's clinic that would provide abortions but construction has been idle for the last four months. many people will tell you that's the result of religion, politics and one of the city's most infl influential voices speaking out. >> new orleans is built on relationships. river parish disposal is one the top waste collection companies in business 30 years but the family business and reputation is at risk. brother freemeyer said they have been caught up in abortion rights. >> we started getting e-mails. i am talking about 50, 60 a day. some of them, you know, the local letters that were coming in were from current customers that we service talking about how they want to cancel service. >> they were outraged that they had contracted to haul trash from a construction site. >> i don't know what they were building. >> it was for planned parenthood clinic in new orleans set to be the non

also people think about professional athletes like last year's headlines of the rookie jonathan martin and more recently, people think sometimes about marching bands with the tragic death of drum major robert champion down at florida a & m university. and now more recently over the past month we've heard news of a sexually harassing culture and hazing in the ohio state university's marching band prompting them to fire the band director. while these images and headlines reflect realities of hazing, they only paint a partial picture. so what is missing? for one thing, the images rarely portray the extent and range in which hazing occurs. now it's probably difficult to see on the left hand side, i'll let you know, certainly hazing does occur in varsity athletics and in greek life or fraternities and sororities. as the headlines and images suggest, but according to our research of college students and this -- these are results from the national study that i was a principal investigator for. we surveyed more than 10,000 college students at 53 different colleges and universities across the u

jonathan martin has been following this story from new orleans. this has got to be very traumatic for women there. >> i bet it is. it can be. this is something that has been happening for years. it only got the attention of the governor after the local newspaper here ran an article a few weeks ago in which they talked to several rape victims who came forward with their bills, sometimes $3,000 or $4,000 after having these forensic exams. you asked how can this happen, because it's not supposed to be happening, in louisiana, it's one of six states where if the woman's insurance doesn't cover the exams, the parishes are supposed to cover the costs. the problem is there was no consistent way that was happening. in some counties, the hospitals were covering it, in some counties, the coroner was covering it. in other counties or parishes abthat wasn't happening, so women were left with the bills. the bigger concern was on a state level, what's called a crime victims reparation fund, a possibility of money designed to reimburse victims of crime, includin

also people think about professional athletes like last year's headlines of the rookie jonathan martin of the miami dolphins and more recently people think sometimes about marching bands with the tragic death of drum major robert champion down at florida a & m university. and now more recently over the past month we've heard news of a sexually harassing culture and hazing in the ohio state university's marching band prompting them to fire the band director. while these images and headlines reflect realities of hazing, they only paint a partial picture. so what is missing? for one thing, the images rarely portray the extent and range in which hazing occurs. now it's probably difficult to see on the left hand side, i'll let you know, certainly hazing does occur in varsity athletics and in greek life or fraternities and sororities as the headlines and images suggest, but according to our research of college students and this -- these are results from the national study that i was a principal investigator for. we surveyed more than 10,000 college students at 53 different colleges and unive

. >> i'm jonathan martin live in new orleans where illegal immigration is affecting schools and teachers. >> an action figure being sold that includes a fake bag of crystal meth. that's one of the stories caught in our global net. >> you're taking a live look at the capitol building in washington, d.c. you can see the scaffolding surrounding the dome for the repair work that continues even as we speak. >> good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. ahead this half hour, how u.s. schools are dealing with an inplasm of immigrant students who can't speak english. >> monica lewinsky speaking out about the affair that nearly brought down a president and her new mission to help put an end to bullying. >> a south african judge sentenced oscar pistorius to five years in prison. he was convicted of culpable homicide for the shooting death of his girlfriend. he is receiving a three year suspended sentence on a weapons charge. >> protestors in hong kong meet with officials fart first time since pro democracy demonstrations began last month. >> the c.d.c. updated ebola guidelines to protect health

if no candidate wins a jonathan martin of votes the top two finishers will advance to a runoff a month. up next on c-span, some of the tv ads from the louisiana race and in a few minutes a recent debate between the candidates. >> promised to change america but it's changing it for the orse and mary lan drew -- mary landrieu and she is going along with it and votes for amnesty for illegals and for millions in medicare cuts. bill cassidy bill cassidy stands up to obama because he stands up are you. .> i'm a registered nurse we treat far too many victims who are assault and elected violence victims. bill cassidy is against the bipartisan violence against women act and against affordable care for women. bill cassidy is a doctor. he should know better. >> i mary landrieu and i approve this message because i will always stand up for the women of louisiana. senator landrieu, i voted for you before but when you voted for obama care, i knew i had made a mistake. >> canceled health plans, rate increases. scare us with nonsense about social security and veterans. >> we are voting for bill cassidy

on the campaign road, democrats show obama, a piece written by jonathan martin pointing out as candidatesd the presidents, the distance between the president and his party grows, saying optimistic democrats say they have little more than a 50/50 chance to retain the senate majority. senior elected officials, strategists and donors have begun to openly criticize the president contending his low popularity proved toxic for candidates trying to distinguish themselves to the president to appeal to the swing voters. this morning from inside the "new york times" and the editorial we are asking you about this morning is from nicholas kristof 3467 folk united stating on education saying there is a despair teen between wealthier americans and those in poor communities around the country. this question: is the american dream leaving america? joining us from flint, michigan good morning. >> good morning. >> you are on the air. go ahead. >> yes. i am calling to say that i have come to realize that there is no real equal justice and no real access to the courts. here in the state of michigan, we have

jonathan martin. i want you at this point, you have to say the odds are with the republicans. the races, it looks like they get the majority. but so many so close. >> that's right, john. i think this is why so many democrats are concerned. they have no margin for error at all. if you include the three states you mentioned widely seated at gop pickups, west virginia, south dakota, john, and i'm missing one more, i think it's going to be hard for democrats to hold on because of the fact that it places like iowa, which for a long time democrats not to come back are looking tougher. colorado still very close, looking for democrats, then you go to the south, places like arkansas and louisiana seem really tough with obama in the white house. >> they do. i la ied this out while jonathan was talking. i gave democrats all the blue states, colorado, i, what famp, forth clone, a lot of frub republicans say that will not happen. i did it to make a point. if all the races break late and go the republicans way, republicans get as high as 55. margaret, look at this scenario, i can get you 49

ron fournier of "national journal" and jonathan martin of the "new york times."across the country, only about a dozen are competitive. democrats have 55, including two independents. republicans at 45. i'll give awe scenario, it will make some democrats mad. here's how republicans think they get to a majority. i changed six states, montana, south dakota, alaska, arkansas, louisiana and west virginia. those are the six states republicans think they are most likely to win. and they think that helps them get near a majority. even if it happened and democrats say we're not out of play in arkansas, we can still win in alaska. but hypothetically that happens, 48-45. how do republicans get do a majority? >> they have to hold their own. they think they'll hold kentucky. it's a close race, this is close to the end. republicans think they'll work this one out. if that happens, they're up to 49. now two republican states, kansas and georgia, the rest are democratic held states, colorado, iowa, new hampshire. let's go to colorado, i was just out there. this one is still close

jonathan martin, our "inside politics" friend has a great piece in "the new york times."ill clinton posing with governor mike beebe, the current governor of arkansas, who is also quite popular with the cheerleaders and the mascots. the question is as ron says, there's nobody like him. he can generate a crowd, can he make an argument, can he change votes is the question. settle that's the big question. certainly they're hoping in arkansas. also kentucky, he's been on the rooed for allison grimes a couple of times, i think the argument that he made is actually very compelling, though. if you're the white house, you probably cringe a little bit. because eventually what he's really saying is you know, barack obama is not popular, but you have to put that aside, voters, you have to forget about the fact that he's not popular. i think ha can be effective for people who can say, i might not like barack obama any more. i may have changed my opinions on this white house, but i'm still a democrat, i believe in democratic values and i feel comfortable in taking this vote for whateve

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here, scott martin from united advisors. jonathan hoenig from capitalist pig hedge fund.hey are both fox news contributors. charlie gasparino is back with us as well. jonathan, let me start with you. this is just getting bigger and bigger. >> indeed, melissa. interestingly you're not seeing reaction obviously in our own stock markets here. where you're really seeing reaction in emerging market stock markets including china. russia fallen off the map lately. there seems to absence as far as investors are concerned, ditch with emerging market and stay with comparatively safe bets here at home. melissa: scott, the show is called, "money." so we're looking at the financial implication of all of this. there are two that stick out right away. this is financial center. so all this disruption can not be good. they say there is now permanent damage to this hub. also this is one of the busiest times of year for industry there. it is china's national day. it is as if this was going on during our holiday season and no one is able to shop and no one is able to do anything. what is the

. >> jonathan betz, thank you. attorney riva martin joins us from los angeles.iva, are these cell phone videos now becoming a big part of making these cases? >> absolutely, john. you know, i don't understand police officers and why they engage in some of the conduct that we are seeing, you know, being played out in the national news, particularly when they know that they are being videotaped. in the ham monday, indiana's, case the teenage kid was videotaping the entire incident involving the officers and his mother's boyfriend. these tapes are very valuable and they are exposing some of the conduct, you know, not all, which is good conduct on the part of the police officers. >> so what are the legal standards governing the use of force? >> well, you know, clearly in the hammond case, police have a right to, if there is, you know, believed to be the violated some law. in this case, the parents were driving without their seat bolt. stopped the car. they can ask you to get out of the car. they can ask you for your license but this is all in the backdrop of african-

let's bring in jonathan hoenig of capitalist hedge fund. we have also scott martinf3 united advisors. they're both fox news contributors. charlie is back as well. scotty markets, let me start with you. it has been a hell of a week..3 what do you make oo it? >> hell is one four-letter word thinking about it, melissa. if you're at home you have to take your temperature. being that you have to think how this week made you feel? have you slept okay? have you been up late or early because you're bothered by the markets move? the reaaity we've been expecting a move for a long time. it comes at a time we didn't3 quite think ii would happen. if you have the balanced portfolio we talk about, bonds, coomodities, other things besides equities in your 401(k) or brokerage account you probably made out okay on the week. melissa: jonathan, what do you think about the volatility, is it here to say? >> when elephants are dancing mice get trampled. a lost mice get trampledded, melissa, i'm not sure i heard that phrase, when elephants are dancing mice get trampled. am i mouse or eleph

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