so it only leaves china and kazakhstan. you might have heard china in the news. then the only things we know about kazakhstan is bore at. who never they had this kind of money. should the olympia committee sort of draw a line with respect to these authoritarian nations or have the games themselves become on irrelevant that they've become a moneybag now. >> the veership is strong. >> charles: even with the winter olympics? >> even with the winter olympics. and in terms of with the w where they draw the line, if you draw the line, you're not going to have any countries left. if you work with russia and china. in the case of kazakhstan, i think that's probably on the wrong side of the line. they rank really high in world corruption. the fact is that sochi scared everybody. >> charles: vladimir putin put money in his pocket no doubt. >> listen, this is one thing where the wish the politics would stay. to be honest, the financial perspective, the olympics are not always a good thing. sort of what i political party holds a rally in your bigsty. look at chicago, they sp

. >>> going for the gold and ending up with beijing and kazakhstan. no one wants to host the 2022 winter olympics. >>> this is the top. $18,000 flight. not talking about a private jet, my friends. we'll take you inside an incredible suite class. even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: president obama going back to basics. the president set to speak on the economy just a few minutes from now. he is expected to highlight the recent emproblem. s in the economy. do you feel better off now than when the president took office? we went to the streets to find out? >> i think we're hurting a little bit. the basically i think there are more job opportunities out in the market right now? >> i'm only part-time employed. i haven't found anything yet. so maybe not. >> every time you step out of the door, things cost a lot more. >> people are working. financial system is stablized. >> i think they gave it a great big bandaid and ready to burst again. >> yes, it is a long road back but we're better off, very simple. melissa: let's bring in our

so we're waiting for that countdown to watch this launch in kazakhstan. you can see there, it's being released. we're ready for lift-off. and of course we're hoping for smooth sailing. it looks like it's great weather on this day. and we're hoping it will be quite a contrast to what we saw off the coast of virginia on tuesday. here we go. doing the countdown. let's listen. >> we have main engine start. >> engine turbo pumps coming up to flight speed. engines at maximum thrust and lift-off. lift-off of the iss progress 57 cargo ship, bound on a fast-track to the international space station. all first stage engines are up and running, in good shape, all parameters are normal according to the report at baikonur. >> all structural parameters in good shape, 40 seconds into the flight. >> all looking good so far. and i must say, i don't know about you, but i was certainly holding my breath, certainly after you've been covering an explosion of a similar rocket, taking supplies to the international space station. it is a little uneveryone nervi. as miles mentione

they reveal there is a corruption probe involving the sale of helicopters to kazakhstan. the papers are calling it "kazakh-gate." in march, 20 13, french judges opened an investigation into allegations of illegal kickbacks in the sale of 45 helicopters to kazakhstan in 2010, when sarkozy was president. two high-ranking advisers to sarkozy have already been detained by police and questioned about the 2 billion euro scale. judges in paris are probing into allegations of money laundering bribery of foreign officials, and conspiracy to cover up these crimes. it is a very serious case. why is it explosive? nicolas sarkozy is suspected of being directly involved in this. we will probably hear a lot more about it in days to come. >> i'm sure many of our viewers remember that story about hackers getting pictures of celebrities and posting them online. one of the women who was particularly targeted in that hacker attack, jennifer lawrence, the actress, has broken her silence. >> jennifer silence -- jennifer lawrence is on the cover of this month's "vanity fair." you can read extra

it builds up coffers in kazakhstan and the officials are keeping quiet. >> traffic is still backed upt the polish and belarusian border. and belarus is buying more than ever before. norway, for example, is now selling four times as much damage to belarus than it did before the embargo. the police erase our pictures of the fish being packaged and sold here in the factory. there is no official record of these additional agricultural imports. the belarusian economy is planned by the state, which does not provide relevant statistics. >> we don't have official figures that show what is entering the country to bring confections. -- break the sanctions. we don't know how much the belarusian government is earning. >> it is no secret that producers are sidestepping the sanctions. store shelves in belarus are life -- are lined with milk from poland along with other eu products. they have been repackaged, but i have been easily identified. no one wants to get how long russia will play along. >> it was a tragedy that force people in europe to sit up and take notice. just over a year ago, more tha

beijing and a city in kazakhstan.d pulled out and germany and switzerland considered making bids but didn't because of a lack of public support. let's bring in the publication around the rings. he joins us from dolondon. un-democratic cash records don't need public support, not quite the olympic ideal, is it. >> it's much more easy for these cities to make the promises to provide the guarantees needed for the olympic games, if any don't have to rely on public support, the endorsement of the population that will be supporting the games, yes, makes it much easier to say, yes to the ioc if you're from china or a place like kazakhstan where they won't have referendum that have defeated several of these potential bids for the 2022 winter olympics. >> but does the ioc really want to be in bed with these kind of countries over and over and over again? i know there were some advantages that come over time but this does seem to be a growing trend here. >> well, it's a situation, the ioc would like to not find itself in because

but not illegal in kazakhstan. this ancient practice is where a man decides he wants to marry a certain woman, pays his friends, relatives, maybe the young girl's relatives without her knowledge, bring her to a wedding where she is married to this man who initially started the process, to marry her. >> it's horrifying. nobody seems to have any sympathy for this poor girl's screams. this practice is on the rise. >> i'm sure everybody is too fearful to speak up and speak against. >> she tries to escape. you see her grab the door frame. that's where the video ends. >> this video is getting a lot of attention online. it has people on both sides of the fence. he gets his cookies, hands over a $10, the guy rings him up, gives him his change, except that's where things get out of control. his cookies were $5.95. >> it's just in the register wrong, right? the cashier gives him back the difference. >> you would think, right? >> this is when you call the manager over. >> another woman does show up. she seems to have the same

we see it going off from the cosmo drome in kazakhstan. former soviet republic joining us live from moscow. we saw the u.s. one distinct grate. doesn't look like there were any problems in kazakhstan. no, the russians will be quite proud of that. it is en route at the moment to the international space station and it will be arriving there some time this afternoon, it has a cargo of food, water, science equipment and that sort of thing. similar cargo to the rocket in america was carrying. we will have to see, we can't call the russian mission successful until it docks. until the space station has all that stuff. >> there is a cold war. we have seen russia and u.s.a. collaborating. i wonder how much as changed or whether it is entirely independent of events that have brought a for example between the two nations? >> well, the international space station is pretty much the only area of scientific corporation remaining. russia, the crisis in ukraine caused a rift. essentially everything else has been ganned. this explosion comes with a lot of

s from kazakhstan. local police are looking into this video. one kid said this time she had gone too far. what was she doing that led up to this? she hit this girl four times. >> that's unbelievable. >> i can't believe how that little girl stood there. >> terrified. she knows the more she runs or resists, the more she will get. that is horrible. >> you go to gymnastics to have fun, learn cartwheels and tumbling. >> i hope this woman never gets to coach again. >> parents are understandably upset about this. >>> some dudes roll up on a tiny tornado. >> that's storm chasing. this is a whole new experience for him. >> why the small ones can be scary. >> the sweet cereal treat to sink your teeth into. >> my mouth is watering. >> right? beberoroccccaaaaaaaaaaaaa! [popping & fizzing sounds] susupppporort t bobothth m mens and phphysysicicalal e enenergrgy . prprououd d spspononsosor r ofo. >>> they've got video cameras and people are shooting everything. they want to share their lives. misty jordan may in retrospect wish she hadn't gone outside to sha

but there was also a mission overnight lifting off from kazakhstan. a russian resupply vehicle headed for the space station. yet another one coming in december from space x. the second commercial company involved in resupplying the space station. for this particular company, the question is what went wrong with their rocket. a very expensive mission. they have got to figure out exactly what happened before they try to launch a duplicate mission again. it will be a long investigation and is likely to last for several more days. i'm tom costello, wallops island, virginia. >>> now, some information on u.s. military members in west africa. >> yes this is new for news 4 midday, defense secretary hagel approvg a recommendation by the military that all u.s. troops coming back from missions in west africa will be in sued isolation for 21 days. like the quarantine laws or the orders we've seen in new york and new jersey,his goes beyond what the obama administration had called for. more than 1,000 troops are in liberia and senegal supporting this fight against

. >>> and the successful unmanned russian spacecraft took off atop a soyuz rocket from kazakhstan estimated arrival, 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> the department of homeland security is orderinging security tightened in at least 10,000 federal buildings across the country. officials describe the move as a precautionary measure, following two attacks last week on canadian military personnel. specifics on the new security measures, not being disclosed this morning. >>> the tide of active ebola cases in the u.s. appears to be turning this morning. nurse amber vinson released tuesday from an atlanta hospital. she contracted ebola, of course, while caring for thomas eric duncan at texas presbyterian hospital in dallas. at a news conference, she thanked those who helped save her life. she stressed the fight against ebola is not over. >> as a nurse and now as someone who has experienced what it's like to be cared for through a life-threatening illness, i'm so appreciative and grateful for your exceptional skill, warmth and care. while this is a day for celebration and gratitude, i ask that we not lose fo

he is the subject of government criticism in kazakhstan.ccording to their education ministry, spongebob is, quote, a self-absorbed bully who regularly inflicts violence on others and seems to enjoy it. [ laughter ] of course spongebob is self-absorbed. he's a sponge. [ laughter ] why they exist. [ applause ] and if he was a bully, he's the only bully i have ever seen that tucked his shirt in like that. spon spon spon spongebob isn't the only cartoon character. they are saying that dora the explorer promotes lesbian haircuts. you know what, kazakhstan, if you don't like it, change it to your other channel. that's why you have two. this is funny. a 17-year-old kid from connecticut has been doing excellent work on youtube. what he does is, he rides around with his grandmother and instead of just driving in silence like most teenagers do, kevin makes up crazy stories, items them to his grandmother and he video tapes it. here he is making his grandma think miley cyrus is a girl in his school. >> she's walking again. >> okay, good, good. >> prais

. -- in kazakhstan, the largest outside of middle east.here is a venture with russia's luke oil, developing for shale gas in siberia. but that project came to a halt last month after sanctions over the ukrainian crisis. the seo of total was a staunch critic. he said that a standoff between europe and moscow was 10 to mont -- was tantamount to building a new berlin wall. >> what do you think is next for the company? >> like other companies, it is under pressure to lower its costs and increased dividends for shareholders. at the company's meeting in august, the company announced it would decrease production, sell assets, and cut costs. that strategy is expected to remain in place as total moves forward. as for possible successors the board plans to make a decision as soon as possible. the ceo had said his replacement would come from within the company. many think it is the man who led the company's new energy division. as he takes the reins, it would be to widen the base of total in terms of renewable energy and such. or it could be the head

progress re-supply craft docked with the space station and another soyuz-type vehicle lifted off from kazakhstan. there are lots of vehicles faring cargo to the space station. brian. >> tom costello on the virginia coast tonight. tom, thanks for that report. >>> the world health organization said today the number of ebola cases in west africa is now near 14,000. when american doctors and nurses who have saved lives over there want to return to their lives back here, there is no consensus now on how to handle them. tonight, the battle over mandatory quarantines is moving into the courts. and the nurse who's become the public face of this debate could risk jail time if she steps outside her house. our report on all of it tonight from nbc's kate snow. >> reporter: in far northern maine tonight she talked to reporters. >> we have ben talking with the state of maine and trade to resolve this amicably. they will not allow me to leave my house and have any interaction with the public, even though i am completely healthy and symptom-free. the nurse who recently returned from sierra leone said she'll go

that will help -- kazakhstan. that will help supply the station. >>> a quirky story about parking tickets in alexandria, virginia. there's a little known law there that makes it illegal to park a vehicle on any city street with a for sale sign on it. now the city council is suspending the enforcement of that law. alexandria says it will no longer ticket vehicles on the street while it reviews the law. >>> coming up on wusa9, it all comes down to tonight. the kansas city royals stay alive and force a game seven in the world series. we preview their final game against the san francisco giants. >>> and under fire, a small town in hawaii is in the path of molten lava and all they can do is get out of the way. more o we all know washington's broken. but to fix it, it takes people who are independent.. and willing to work across the aisle. that's what i've tried to do in business, as your governor... and in the senate. because it's the only way we're gonna solve big problems... like cutting our national debt fixing the

in the '60s, that lake that straddles kazakhstan and uzbekistan was fed by two rivers until it was stopped. camels are now walking where water once was. bill karins, we look at pictures like that and talk about it before and after. >> they predicted it. it wasn't a surprise. they dammed the rivers. >> if you don't have supply, that's what's going to happen. >> supply and demand. we need the water to go into the west. and the fire danger, very high over the next three to four days. unfortunately, it looks like another very dry, hot, weekend is heading your way. the worst of it looks to be over california once again. and that's where the high pressure is going to be centered. there will be weak santa ana wind t winds with this too. that is going to be the area of concern. talking from los angeles, could hit 101 on saturday. and we could get as warm as 92 degrees the next two days in a row in san francisco. very little in the way of any wet weather out there at all to be dealing with. so, again, the high fire danger and heat advisories for areas of san francisco all the way down to l.a. that

take a look at this brand new video of the successful launch over kazakhstan. regularly scheduled mission is now even more critical on the heels of the cargo crash off the coast of virginia. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is live in our satellite center. she's got that part of the story. it was quite a picture, erin. >> reporter: yeah, it sure, what tam. and this unmanned rocket was blasting off the nasa base in virginia. it was carrying supplies to the international space station but just seconds after liftoff the rocket erupted into an enormous fire ball. now, take a look at this cell phone video posted on instagram. it shows the explosion as terrified families look on. the rocket called antares was carrying a science experiment designed by teens from ocean city high school in new jersey. their project was one of only 19 selected to be on board and was intended to test the weight of bacteria growth on food in the absence of gravity. now, fortunately no one was hurt but clearly a group of students from ocean city watching the launch in virginia were traum

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and the modality of that was to set up a foundation in which switzerland, kazakhstan, world bank and civil society, as well, played a role in deciding how those funds be used. and something similar, we hope, and given indications, it's always in the press, as well, will happen with money that was recently returned by liechtenstein after 14 years of litigation to nigeria. finally, through all the processes of first instance appeal, appeal to the european court of human rights, eventually case closed, 230 million return ed a few months ago. there again the minister of finance of nigeria who was very instrumental when she was still at the world bank in setting up the stolen asset recovery initiative has indicated that that money will go through a separate entity, a foundation, or ngo, where the world bank will play a role, where civil society in nigeria will play a role, for specified purposes, youth development is the umbrella that it's under now. so there are ways in of dealing with returns ofs apets and assuring the transparency of use of those assets. >> valentin, switzerland in try

i will give an example from kazakhstan but this is a typical program but uses every part of the world i make you raise a special so mike sounds special so mike sounds off on the eurasia region to give eddie work with the contractor, $1.75 million program to increase the capacities of has extensively leading civil society organizations. there's a problem. that presumes that kazakhstan -- so we're going to pump up the capacity of civil society organizations so they could better represent the interest and reflect those of the government and the problem is that extend has to parliament that does not derive its legitimacy from constituents. and the act eliminate the the elections. though the program makes absolutely no sense. why does usaid continued to fund these misguided programs and authoritarian countries with no interest in reform? it's simple. bureaucratic self-interest and the assumption that more is always better. we can end this ways with the emphasis on triage allocating more money when there's a greater chance of change. the alternative model of the national endowment for democ

. >>> a cargo ship is on its way to the international space station from kazakhstan. the rocket is carrying 5,000 pounds of supplies and lab equipment. the rocket should reach the iss later this morning. wallops island is near chincoteague. it is the only launch range and employs 1,000 nasa and contract employees. thousands have been launched at wallops since 1945. it is the only one that can handle the antares rocket that exploded last night >> ala va flows continues advancing on the big island. it started flowing when mt. kilauea erupted in june. it is moving 15 miles per hour and is yards away from homes. some 50 homes could be affected. >> you can allow these folks to watch their home burn. >> >> yes. . an opportunity for them to go through a grieving process for what could be in some cases generations. >> evacuations have not been ordered. emergency shelters are open as a precaution. >>> there are problems with voting machines in maryland right now. they are switching their votes from one candidate to another. they had their ballots rectified. this is happening i

that's why also why russia who is on one side kazakhstan, on the other side belarusian. why russia cannot have custom union. this is normal tendency in economic development of modern world. nothing happens. and to understand this you have to work to populate that structure and then you will know exactly about which we are speaking. >> so back to questions. [inaudible] >> wait for the mic of them, please. and identify yourself first. >> i'm jeff, a retired epa scientist. what is russia's cooperation with china over solving the north korean situation? >> well, we have same final intention to have korean peninsula without nuclear weapons. we calculate on bilateral level and in the framework of countries working together. it's clear that unfortunately that our cooperation is really clear in this area. we want to reach, we're working, trying to do what we can. it's not easy. it's not easy to speak with north korean leaders. i had experienced with previous two leaders. with the last one i never had any contact but it's not easy. but it think it was good we created group of six

the 31-year-old of kazakhstan in the final is the first asian games golds will won an olympic bronzemedal at the london games. and perhaps all the mother awardin rewarding for the mother of three who has been boxing for 14 years. >> i sacrifice because i left my kids. i left my family. and all this for my training. because of all of my country support, now again after an asian champion. thank you so much. >> but another indian boxer has refused to accept her bronze medal. she lost to south korea. she launched a protest against the judge's decision, and they went to hang the bronze medal on her neck but they've entered a disciplinary case on the indian boxer. all top three finishers were disqualified. thrown out for obstruction while others were penalized for breaking lane regulation that left the fourth place finisher to claim iraq's first gold medal. >> it was the first gold medal for iraq, and this is why it's important. our mission is happy including the administration of sports and olympic committee and members of the federation. they're all happy with this important medal. we de

they successfully launched their own unmanned rocket from kazakhstan this morning. it launched around 9:00 a.m. eastern time. >>> stockdow was down 31 points. the s&p 500 fell 3 points and nasdaq lost 15 points. the bond buying program was part of the program to lift the economy out of the great recession. we have patricia sagba to break this down. >> quantitative easing, that's what the program is called. it's not about printing physical money. it was an audacious, unprecedented experiment that pumped money into the economy by buying bonds from banks, and crediting their accounts with new money that didn't exist before. how much money? well back in september 2008 when lehmann melted down, the fed had less than 1 trillion-dollar of assets. now it's balance sheet has swelled to $4.5 trillion. now the stimulus was designed to flush banks with cash and encourage them to loan more and the hope woul would be that it would trickle down. >> the biggest winners are the banks. the next biggest winners were the wealthy who were invested in stock markets, and the wealthy who a

. >> an unmanned russian rocket launched without a hitch in kazakhstan earlier this morning and carried three months of supplies for the international space station. it was scheduled before this explosion and part of a russian part of supplies to the space station. >>> getting a little funky in the air, a little bit of chill in the air. something coming our way? >> we do. we have another storm system coming our way and that storm system will cool things down more than the storm system we have. we have showers towards fredericksburg, stafford county, spotsylvania county and southern maryland. if you look to the west of d.c., should not see much of a problem. there's the front and shower activity. you can see more developing. we have portions of this coming across portions of southern maryland. if you're in st. charles, calvert county, you will see showers. we're at 59, a gun degrees temperature drop. 61 in richmond, only 49 in columbus, ohio. that cooler air has to make its way in. we get colder this weekend. wait until you see the windchills. coming up. >>> thank you. strong words in ju

. >> the unmanned rocket was launched from kazakhstan without any problems and arrived six hours later with three tons of food, fuel and other items. the russian launch was scheduled long before the wallops explosion. >>> what a change in our skies. tracking scattered showers. >> let's get the latest from veronic veronica. >> what a big change from 24 hours ago. it dropped 30 degrees. the green is making its way eastward. this is the weather front and not much left in the way of showers. i-95 to waldorf and central virginia and you can see what's left east of waldorf danger annapolis, maryland, not much across the area. your temperatures in the mid 50s. and it will be breezy and you will need a jacket. the rain will be ending, talking about changes in the next couple of hours and even more changes in the next couple of days we'll show you. >>> first at 4, some frightening moments from a man carjacked at a local car wash. watch as two armed men approach the victim. he puts his hands up and the suspects jump into this is vehicle and drive off. this happened last monday at a car wash in m

ship lifted supply off from kazakhstan early this morning carrying three tons of supplies so they should be set for two months. coming up at 5:00, another local connection here. you will hear about some d.c. students who had an experiment on board that ship. the defense department improved a 21-day quarantine. kai jackson is live now with what it means and the impact on the service members and their families. defense secretary chuck hagel made the announcement today that this is something families of servicemembers actually wanted. 1100 troops are in west africa helping in the efforts to fight ebola. most of them are in liberia. that number could grow to 4000 at some point. they want to put safeguards in place to keep the disease from being spread once the service members come back. while this might appear to be a burden, it's something many of them wanted. >> fact is the military will in liberiamericans van any other department. that's number one. two, our people, our younger cohorts are different. they are not volunteers. this is also policy discussed in great detail by the communities

a russian supply ship took off from kazakhstan docking with three tonnes of supplies in contrast to this. >> oh, god. oh, god. >> an unmanned antares rocket going up in smoke. n.a.s.a. is investigating the lose of 2 tonne of food and experimental stuff. that's it from me. >> inching closer, lava now just a who you yards away from homes in hawaii. we're talking with a homeowner in the line of fire. >> you could hug me, you could shake my hand. there is no way that i would give you ebola. >> defying a quarantine order, ebola aid worker kaci hickox takes a stand and goes outside. what autti

there was one this morning from kazakhstan and spacexwill launch supplies in december. wallops island is near chincoteague, nasa's only owned and operated change. thousands of rockets have been launched from wallops since it opened in 1945. >>> a prince george's county man is expected to to be sentenced after pleading guilty to several charges, including kidnapping and sexual assault of a child. he is accused of luring two 6-year-old girls out of a store in hyattsville in 2012. he then tried to assault her in a nearby park. expect extra security at the office if you work for the federal government. the department of homeland security issued new orders to keep you safe. news 4's molette green joins us from the white house with what this means for you. molette? >> reporter: good morning. we can see five police cars out here. three more than last hour. and several more officers standing outside on guard. there are some officers on their bicycles. these new orders impact the white house and other federal buildings in washington and other major cities. homeland security not

there are now just two cities in the running, a small city in kazakhstan, and beijing which hosted the summer games. >>> apple roll uz out apple pay for iphone 6 users. more than 220,000 retail locations are ready to accept the mobile payment system so you can leave your credit cards and cash at home. apple is promising that security will be top of the line. >> tears shed for ebola victim thomas eric duncan. a memorial service was held this weekend for duncan in salsburiy, north carolina, where his mother lives. duncan was the first ebola case to be diagnosed in the yaitsz. the 42-year-old liberian man came to dallas to visit his fiance. he had helped ace young woman in the country who was ill. well, that fiance, she and her three relatives, have been in quarantine, but the quarantine ends tonight at midnight. none of them has shown any ebola signs. >>> now to the urgent effort to make sure the first cases of ebola in america are the last. a short time ago we learned that the pentagon is forming an ebola quick strike team. that team is going to include five doctors, 20 nurses, and five

russian launch that was planned months ago, an unarmed, unmanned rocket, russian rocket took off from kazakhstan, arrived carrying about 3 tons of food. >> just about every digital step you took is stored and often shared. it is spelled out in the complicated terms of agreement. al jazeera.com has put those terms in a much simpler form. >> people feel like they need to have a facebook. when someone has a party and invites all their friends you just assume everybody has a facebook, so you're not constantly thinking, oh keith doesn't have a facebook. let me remember to invite him in real life. why not? why don't you have one? the market problem is people are getting paid to disclose about themselves. >> pate in this case means you're getting a discount or free service like facebook. >> oh or like the progressive snapshot program i signed up for. i put a tracker in my car for six months that recorded my driving habits in exchange for 30% off my insurance premiums. >> co-author of graphic novella about internet and privacy. how did you create this? >> ten years ago, california tried to ban g mail. w

the unmanned spacecraft blasted off in kazakhstan.t's carrying nearly three tons of supplies. >>> the lava flow continues to advance toward homes on hawaii's big island. officials say the lava has advanced 100 yards since yesterday and is moving at nearly 15 yards per hour. it's less than 100 yards from the nearest home. 50 homes are expected to be impacted by the lava flow. evacuations have not been ordered. emergency shelters have been opened for residents needing help. >>> happening now, funeral services for ben bradlee. he passed away last week. today's service in washington is being attended by vice president joe biden. speaking now is the former publisher of "the washington post" and the son of katherine graham who brought bradlee in to run the newsroom in 1965. he won the coverage of the watergate scandal which helped topple the presidency of nixon. he died at the age of 93. >>> we are not going to be as warm as yesterday. it's 78, but it's mild for this time of the year. we have showers that are going to be moving through. mor

the ship launched from kazakhstan and arrived six hours later.n board were three tons of food, fuel and other items. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with new video police hope can help catch suspects. the 36-year-old man approached by a man and a woman, the woman hit him and when he tried to run, the other suspect shot him in the leg. the suspects were last seen running toward front street. the victim says before he was shot, the woman hit him with a baseball bat and the pair said to him, quote, you know what you did. if you have any information on this case, you're asked to call police. >>> some students on the way to school saw something they should not have seen on their bus ride. police in morristown, burlington county are looking for a man who they say exposed himself to the children on a school bus. it happened yesterday morning at burton landing and westfield road. >>> moving one step closer toward a merger. leaders of jefferson abington health plan to integrate the two companies, creating one system that would operate out of phil

. >>> jock vich was given a spare from kazakhstan.an player seemed totally in control in the beginning. but unseeded player then fighting back taking the second set. but both players in different color now because of the heat in shanghai. he won in beijing last weekend and looks to be the man to beat again. >>> andy murray's chances were ended in shanghai. moving above murray into 9th in the race. to london rankings, he is the tenth, but only the top eight qualify for london, of course. >>> uefa claiming a week of football will allow fans to enjoy a week of absorbing matches. some feature some of the worst in football. england just kicked off against the lowest-ranked side on the planet. a total of nine europe qualifiers on the go right now. >>> the manager has taken charge of his first training session with his struggling team. the managers joined on a three-year contract. they just registered two wins from their first seven games. the team also competing in the champion's league in a group against chelsea. >>> and the frenchman rema

on their own unmanned rocket launched in kazakhstan. 5,000 pounds of replacement supplies reached thenternational space station around 9:00 a.m. eastern time. >>> one of isil's most potent weapons is its money. ali velshi explains how the group gets it's money, and how the u.s. is trying to stop the flow of cash. and a hidden camera exposing harassment women face as they simply walk down the street. >> so the federal reserve is ending a bond-buying program known as kwan at quantitative easing. the government has been buying up bonds and securities. today's action marks a major milestone. the fed will keep short-term interest rates near zero to boost recovery in the labor market. wall street saw the fed coming. the dow lost 31 points. s&p 503 points and nasdaq 15 points. >>> isil is not your run of the mill organization. besides seizing large amounts of territory in iraq, it's very well funded. that cash is making it difficult to defeat the organization. rea"real money with ali"real money's" ali velshi was more on this. how does isil get the money it needs to support its operation. >>

the flyweight fighter beat zana of kazakhstan in the final. it's the first asian games gold for kom, the olympic gold medallist, and rewarding for the mother-of-three who has been boxing for 14 years. >> i sacrificed because i left my kids and family. i'm focussed in my training. because of all my country support, now becoming again after three kids again, becoming asian champion. thank you so: >>> another indian boxer refused to accept her bronze medal. ser eata lost a lightweight semifinal on points to south korean geena. her and her team-mate lodged a protest. the emotional boxer walked to park and hung her bronze medal on her opponents neck. >>> football - ghanaian striker claims to have been racially abused during a loss. he was sent off during a dangerous tackle during a second-leg match. he claims that during the resulting mela, he was subject to a racial slur. he had to be dragged from the pitch, and his team are expected to lodge a formal complaint. they won the game 2-1. superior vantage from the first leg saw the saudi opponent prog

one will go hungry on the international space station this morning while we were all asleep in kazakhstanory, a russian progress freighter successfully made it to orbit and is on its way to the international space station with supplies, in december the california-based company spacex is going to launch another freight freighter orbital sciences was on the books to launch another one in april. i wouldn't put money on that one happening but the point is there are multiple paths to the space station and there's plenty of supplies on board. if nobody showed up until march they'd still be eating okay. >> a life supply of tang up there, thankfully. miles o'brien, great to have you with us. thanks so much. we should note there is another rocket launch today it will be the highlight of wolf blitzer's show from kavl. >> not virginia like where this last one -- >> no, people -- i was corrected by one of our writers. there have been rocket launches can from virginia for decades but not always unmanned. we'll show you a live broadcast launch from florida. >> very exciting. >>> ahead at this hour, we

. >> less than 12 hours after that failed launch in virginia, a russian cargo ship left kazakhstan headedal space station. it will deliver supplies and cargo to the crew already in space. this launch was scheduled before yesterday's explosion and, as you can see, there it goes. it went off without a hitch. still to come in the newsroom, prices at the pump dropping. under $3 a gallon in many states. how low can those prices go. cnn's christine romans is at a gas station in new jersey to tell us. >> 75,000 gas stations a i dl s this country has three bucks or below. i'm at one of them and i'll tell you how long this will last right after the break. you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and... boom! you're blindsided for a second time. they won't give you enough money to replace your brand new car. don't those people know you're already shaken up? lib

a supply ship blasted off from the launch pad in kazakhstan expected to dock at the international spaceon later this morning. >>> president obama is expected to speak out this afternoon about the ebola crisis. he's expected to address mandatory quarantines some states have imposed on health care workers returning from west africa. one nurse who complained about being quarantined caci -- kaci hickox is back home in maine ebola free. >>> the white house is reporting suspicious activity on its unclassified computer. this morning the department of homeland security is stepping up security at government buildings although it is not citing a specific threat. >>> we're looking at cloudy skies for the most part today. some afternoon showers. that's idea yellow alert could impact that ride home. maybe picking up the kids. tomorrow the sun returns. clouds on halloween but dry, cool. then unsettled this weekend, upper 40s and low 50s saturday with showers and mountain snows. beverly? >> reporter: the tough story has been in maryland, outer loop crash cleared in silver spring west of colesville roa

there already is another russian spacecraft that took off this morning, early this morning, from kazakhstanto resupply the space station, and another one from space x is planned for september. so the space station crew is in no jeopardy what sore. they're not in any jeopardy. they've got food on board, clothing on board what have you, some science experiments here were also sacrificed. but the crew is in no danger. >> commercial companies like this, have theyer had ever had disaster like this? >> this is the first one involving orbital sciences which, as you mentioned, is one of the two companies that has been competing to actually get the cargo up to the space station. since both orbital sciences and space x began lifting cargo to the space station, this is the first time that a vehicle has exploded. there were other incidents during test runs or test missions. this is the first time an actual cargo mission to the station has exploded on the pad. >> tom costello for us, thanks, as always. >>> the department of homeland security is stepping up security at thousands of u.s. government buildi

kazakhstan, uzbekistan and turkmenistan down to the south and what happened was the reason for it here they wanted to divert the water that flowed from the two major rivers that fed into the aral sea and get it to arid plains and it worked. we had cotton fields that were blooming, but, of course, it came at the peril of the aral sea which began to shrink up here. we'll show you fascinating imagery from nasa and start it up in 2000 which at that point it was already a fraction of what it was in the 1960s when they undertook that water diversion project. the black lines was the shore. that was the expanse of the aral sea from the north to the south and we have these two locations west to east across the south. watch what happens when we put this into motion in the 2000s as a result of contamination, fertilizers coming in to the eastern lobe specifically here. look at this thing, almost dried up here. by 200 an important year they decided and realized that at this point it was beyond saving here so what they did is built a dam to the north to protect the northern part of the aral sea and