. >> coming up, the local city that kiersten gillibrand called soulless. >> a new study by oxford university finds that 15 more countries in africa are at risk of an ebola outbreak. disease has killed 2200 people. fourth patient has arrived in the u.s.. >> we are working well together as we did the first time. ourave reassessed after first two patients went home, and we feel very comfortable with them. >> another patient is being treated in nebraska. receiving an experiment drug that is different than the one that was given an atlanta. >> the white house but it are tatter -- visitor center will reopen on saturday. that ismillion makeover part of a partnership between the park service and the historical association. >> it is to show the white house and all of its aspects. office, stage, museum, park, and home. >> and takes you behind this iron gates where you can see what life was like for the first family, not just the current first family but the first families going back throughout the history of our country. >> nearly 100 artifacts that have never been seen outside the white house. chairs

he said, kiersten, we are only in this to help people. do you think you could help more people if you were in the senate? of course i could. we should.d we should only be endless as long as we're helping people. i was very blessed to be selected to represent our whole state. >> they thought it would be good to have someone who represented upstate. >> the governor was grateful for hillary's leadership and wanted to continue that legacy. i think i benefited from that as well. once i got appointed, my job was to introduce myself to 20 million people. >> they say every united states senator gets up and goes to the bathroom, looks in the mirror, and sees a future resident. >> -- president. >> all senators might say that but not me. >> what are your political ambitions? not just for office but justifying your position? >> i particularly think about that when i feel like i've lost a battle or not being a successful advocate. what keeps me going is being people who don't have lobbyists in washington, people who don't have enormous amounts of mone

. >> to that point, kiersten, here's the president with chuck todd being asked about that statement,the j.v. team. >> long way. long way from when you described them as a j.v. team. was it bad intelligence our your misjudgment? >> keep in mind i wasn't specifically referring to isol. i have said that regionally there were a whole series of organizations that were focused primarily locally. >> there was a lot of back and forth at the white house briefing today about that, poe lilt at this fact said this. president obama wasn't specifically referring to isis with comments about extremists being j.v. team. truth meter, false. washington post, four pinocchios. they were clearly asking about isis when he answered with his j.v. remarks. this is the third time. it's interesting that this is the president's answer. >> i think part of the problem is for him to admit that he said that is almost something he can't recover from. i'm not justifying him lying about it, but it is one of those things, how do you recover from that? how do you recover from saying that even though we know he said that.

mccain,ke, john kiersten simoneau, whatever that other guys name is -- anyway, everybody i have reached out to and all the stand downs and all the town hall meetings and everything else, they have all orher just blew me off passed me on to the next person even when i went back because kiersten simoneau has her thing about helping people and not committing suicide -- i sent her a message and a personal message. i told her i had problems. the everybody get back to me? no. this is about the deal. i understand is not mrs. early olivier -- i know this is not necessarily the v.a.. i have already told my family i have already started clearing my roster. i needed to talk to my privacy officer. for one thing, they are illegal. i don't want anybody having access to all my stuff. guess what? that has not happened. i called and left messages. i finally saw an advocate and was fortunate enough to see one. well sent ae as message to the privacy officers and never heard nothing back. so, that was on sunday, my initial call saying i am in trouble, i need help. >> this past sunday? >> [laughter] this wa

among those whose pictures were put on the web, actresses jennifer lawrence and kiersten dunst, and reality tv's -- reality tv star kim kardashian. record $18xit a billion bankruptcy foundation and the state of michigan offered hundreds of millions of dollars to shore up the system. let's head straight overseas to the tensions in the ukraine continuing to rise as heavy fighting escalates in the conflict, as the line estimates claimed 2600 lives. not only are the militants clashing, but comments were just made about the statehood for southeastern ukraine this past >> -- weekend. >> the fighting was heavy in particular. then we had those comments sunday over the weekend. a critical solution should involve a discussion of statehood for the region. that got everybody concerned may be with the russian president wants is a state led buffer state recognized only by russia. russia has on its periphery. everything russia has said is basically the east of ukraine should have more autonomy from the federal government but remain within the federal government. the spokesman then came out and said no, th

becausen i went back, kiersten has her deal about how she wants to help people and not commit suicide. i sent her a personal message. here is the deal i have problems. do you think it many got back to me? no, they did not. i understand it's not necessarily the v.a., but those people are here too. they can hear me. i already told my family. i already started clearing my roster, getting my affairs in order. my called them during that time, is that i need to speak to a privacy officer because there are things in my record headed is illegal according to arizona law. for another thing, i just want to get it cleared up. i don't want everybody to have access to all my stuff. guess what? that has not happened. i called and left messages with i finallyvocates, and saw one. i walked in and was lucky enough to get to see one. that led to nowhere. but i believe she sent a message to the privacy officers. never heard back nothing from them. that was on sunday. my initial call that i need help. >> this past sunday? >> [laughter] no. this was about four weeks ago. that was sunday night. on friday af

tammy baldwin, mark begich of alaska, who is up for reelection, kiersten gillibrand -- kirsten children also voted y,ainst the syrian aid, leah bernie sanders voted against it as well. there were 12 republicans -- you can see the list there. two of the notables include rand paul of kentucky and pat roberts, who is up for reelection as well in kansas. democrats line. caller: good morning. i would like to talk about the keystone pipeline. host: yes, sir. caller: i'm saddened by the way americans are looking at the keystone pipeline as if it is not operational and functional. we currently have a pipeline illinois andng to to the gulf coast and they are building another phase that is already being commission that is going to the houston, texas area. the only thing we seem to we arerstand is that thinking that the phase four, which is in the nebraska supreme court, currently, which there are parties that said that the governor of nebraska didn't have the right to authorize that because i think under the utility commission, and in addition to that it is in the supreme court of nebraska -- hos