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the governor signed into law a bill that requires all limos to have at laes teast two doors op from the inside in the passenger area. along with emergency windows. a security breach involving president obama. an unautized man armed with a gun, rode in an elevator with the president. it happened during the president's trip to the cdc in atlanta two weeks ago. the man, was never screened. and had prior convictions for assault and battery. both are major violations of white house protocol. the story emerged hours after julia pearson faced some tough questions on capitol hill. involving the recent white house intruder. >> we have a security procedure that wasn't followed. one week prior an individual climbed the fence and was arrested within second. secret service taking a some changed made. and the front door locks. >> raescial profiling when it comes to math. black and latino freshmen put in lo lower classes when they have the skills in silicone valley. a take away in east palo alto. cheryl hurd takes a look at the held back record and impact on california kids. the problem is so big it g

down to an even 32 freezing degrees this mornin a lot of great fall color star to come into our urban lae here in the metro area right now. skiee starting to turnther to a little bit more of a gray color tha a pretty blue for now as clouds are rolling in. temp in mid to upper 50s in most of the suburbs. rain drops are still a long ways out to the west of the metro area. we dry through the remar o the day. your hour by hour forecast, sunny breaks through lunch time, incr crowds this afternoon into the mid-60s. a risk of a few showers west of the mountains by about 6:00 and a chance for everyone get in the scattered showers. clou may be here for a little whe and a milder pattern ths to come back. >> all right, thank you. >>> developing right now this morn the world health orga and nigeria now of free of ebola but ba in the u.s. some children and teachers in moore, oklahoma, are not bei allowed in school toda were on a cruise ship with a texas health worker who is not yet cleared of her ebola quar. in dallas, five children are ba a their qu expired. theye among 43 people who can now enjoy li

>> lae land -- leland vit earl live f ert /* vittert live for us. >>> our strategy to defeat isis isclaims. >> when someone sees the press secretary say one thing and see them advancing on the baghdad airport and blowing up kobani they say these people can't be honest about anything. >> last week we found out they were lying when they said there was no indication any one did anything wrong. they said there's not a smidge edge of corruption in the irs, no one will lose their doctor or their healthcare plan. it goes on and on. now we are hearing we have success in iraq when isis is advancing. >> a brand new bombshell with oscar pistorius just revealed. the blade runner has been paying reeva steenkamp's family 530 a month since their daughter's murder last year. asked why they took their money reva a successful model supported her parents and without her they were broke. the family no longer want his 34,000 dollars in quote blood money. >> our democrats banding their effort to take out the senate. they now amid refusals by grimes to admit she voted for president obama they are pulling t

i saw i see a lot of volatility and it' liorry some, and lae y'r ect. >>hendrlyiy myionsui weak. we're growing the last five years -- morgan stanley says folks it will be 1.5 percent over the next five years. you can call us now the 1 percent economy. >> if that ever happens you'll see a complete repricing it seems to me. neil: that can stall off the ecin aecovven year itch in the thing, we've had five years of zero down rates. we've had a lot of zombie companies still wandering around the landscape that need to be reinstructed. when the rates go up, you will see that really. when the tide goes out, you see them swimming naked. >> the growth in tech earnings, i think they'll run out of room to grow. internet advertising revenue that will slow. you'll see companies get hit hard when they're not meeting the expectations that's already high for these stocks. >> the underlying thing whenly the economy start growing at a rate that justifies something in the earning -- we're talking if the jpmorgan is right. you're talking about a one and one growth rate in the next five years. neil: y

contractors and perhaps even some active duty service men, members of the armed force, are using lae inin targeted designators on the turkish side because it's so close. great assessments on the effectiveness of what's happening with the air strikes in kobani. we're not seeing anything like that. in anbar province, which is the euphrates river valley, and the daily attacks by suicide s vehicular ieds, improvised explosive devices, inside baghdad, inside shia neighborhoods. that, to me, one, shows the short number of americans on the ground inside iraq. particularly in anbar in the sunni neighborhoods. and it shows we're missing the big picture. because kobani is not the big picture. >> and yet the administration continues to focus on kobani, citing it as a success to a degree because of the fight that they have isis fighters in somewhat of a retreat. >> well, you got to remember, this was the distraction. the main effort is anbar province and the three approaches around baghdad. isis fighters have already invested, literally, surrounding three sides of baghdad and running those suici

to the nfl is so big on selling teams, not individual players because your next play could be your laes. what a disaster it would be on an actual player that was gone for half the season. they make a big effort to quash the individuality of players. they do it to a ridiculous overextent. >>> let's turn to college football and this case at the ufrt of michigan. quarterback shane morris got a concussion on the field during saturday's game against minnesota. a big hit. he could barely walk when he got up, and the coaches left him in anyway for another play before they took him up and put him in for another play later. they have all sorts of excuses, but with everything that's happened in the nfl in recent years, what we've seen happen to pro football players with concussions, how can a college team be so careless? >> today, there was a mass rally at the university of michigan to fire the athletic director. i have never heard -- say penn state at the height of everything happening with joe paterno, i never heard of a campus rally to fire an athletic director. it brings together people conce

sales pace for september, 16.43 million vehicles, increase of just over 9% compared with september of laesr and, brian and mandy, we should point out that's 16.43, roughly in line with what wall street was expecting for the month. back to you. >> all right. phil, thank you very much. not bad. >>> head of cnbc's "shark tank" mini marathon tonight, we have a shark on set. joining us is robert herjavec. and before your thoughts, two things. goat lawn mowing and bikini waxing, what do they have in common? watch yourself. >> if you watch the show tonight, we have somebody that comes on with goats to clear your lawn. >> i think it's a brilliant idea. why not? natural eaters. if you want your lawn mowed or like your trash cleaned up, goats do it all. >> you don't need a dog. play with the goat and the lawn mower. the bikini wax? >> the painless bikini waxing? >> doesn't happen. no such thing as painless. >> with the goats -- not sure where you were going with that. >> no. you have crazy stuff on tonight. trying to promote the show tonight. that's what i get. >> one time somebody came up with a go

nice to see it so early in the see he son and lae is a argen will let you know what's coming up in a napa earthquake damaged so many homes and businesses the recovery continues but the federal assistance for individual property owners is nowhere to be found. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has our story from napa. >>> so this pier went down 90 feet. >> reporter: brown is not unlike most of his neighbors and hundreds of others in napa that had significant property damage after the earthquake. in brown's case, the repairs to his 19-year-old house will likely run about $150,000. and like 90% of the victims here, brown has no earthquake insurance. >> and what the guys are doing now is just kind of getting us back to ground zero on the height of the house. we have to lift the foundation back up. >> reporter: that involves inserting new piers into the ground, in some cases more than 90 feet down. the president of a company said they've looked at many houses with damage like this, but the homeowners can't afford to proceed. >> the houses are red tagged or yellow tagged and they need to ge

a former aid on mitt romney's presidential campaign is saying that his secret service campaign lae leaked ryan's staffers back in 2012, during the campaign. sean mccoy published on the ground in a key swing state to coordinate security ahead of several cam feign stops by the president. in one particular incidenincide secret service agent who had a number of drinks during the meeting began providing details of president obama's schedule. including times and dates of the president's events. >>> congressman, we all know if you've got a guy scheduling, you've got his whole plan figuring out. it's also a security issue. we're not supposed to know where the president is going before they want us to know. what do you think of a secret servicejegent getting a little tipsy or even drunk? >> what was he doing at a bar? what was he doing drinking to begin with, much less running his mouth. >>> i think that's why speaker boehner and chairman mccawl are right for the entire secret service culture, if you will. that kind of incident, we don't hear about it. it was reported through back channels. the pr

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lae that's what the government reported back in late june. am i wrong about that? >> yeah, i think we're seeing more in this group. >> right. >> but i think overall, if you're looking at how many kids are currently processing through the immigration court system, you know, we're still very heavy on older boys. but to be, you know, but as we're responding to this group that's coming in and we're seeing them now, you know, we've always known, and there's always been a group of vulnerable young girls in our courts. and so when we've had trainings on child-sensitive issues, we've looked into talking to the judges about some of the issues that might be not exclusive to young girls but more prone in terms of prostitution and the trafficking. and, you know, rape on the way here and how to handle that kind of thing. you know, and judges -- judges will, and i think, you know, maria gave some example of this to say, you know, look, it looks like something's going on here. you're not ready to talk about what's happened to you. and then they look -- you know, this goes back to

the marine air filtering their overnight will see these inventories also to the north the upper 70's lae's the coastline second 66 to fog coverage grade and continued cool the next couple this party will start to a good on the other way warmer weather ahead for the weekend were sunshine temperatures largely 70's 80's all but we should get a few low 90s and one on sunday. >> : if the week back in the bay area blue angels making very welcome return after being grounded last year because of special budget cuts will be a very lucrative weekend for seven francisco merchants. kron for trees the saucer has the story >> : roar of a mighty as the merchants here a fisherman's wharf budget cuts silence the annual fee week and last year paul per restaurant says that it wasn't good >> : without a doubt for day streak of any business we have any time of the year. how happy are you that hiatus lester >> : it's fantastic so thrilled to have them back also gives us the opportunity to be there in full to our troops bring them in treating like kids away from home and collect a secure home. >> : big event for

i'm not sure which is more pref lae prevalent by providing funds for terror. >> mark snider, international crisis group. >>> first, i would like to say sow sorely your voice is going to be missed at the u.s. senate. >> my wife would not join you in that. half laugh. >> two questions, quickly. by the way, we're going to have a report coming up today or tomorrow on the afghan political transition. one of the things you mentioned was the importance of sustaining the coalition of government by in fact continuing to support the strengthening of the nsnf. and to do that, we need to provide what they're calling the combat enablers. close air support over the horizon intelligence. and thus far, it's not clear how that's going to be provided after 2014. i'm wondering what or not you could speak to that issue. second, you spoke about the importance of supporting the moderate rebel forces in syria. they're getting clobbered in aleppo at the moment. while your suggestion of reheaving in chobani, the question is how do you provide more support for those moderate levels now? >> the keyword in that sente

and auon a relative basis to lae cap growth is very attractively valued.e showed on the basis of historical valuations, certainly very much in the -- what i would say attractive in terms of the large caps. as you go down the cap range a bit, you know, you could look at the midcaps where you're value more on the sales, you know, revenue metric. those are also, i think, reasonable versus historicals. but the thing is, this group has created a lot of value over the past couple years in terms of new pipeline, new product cycles, just like any other company. apple, you were just talking about apple a few minutes ago. apple needs new product cycles. when these product cycles come to market as they have for some of these large caps and midcaps, you'll see the stock move upwards to numbers to reflect those new opportunities. now, as you get down into the small caps, i think it's been argued that the valuations there are a little bit more stretched. you know, i would say in the small cap space, which really in aggregate constitutes a relatively small part of the se

meaning once somebody gets sick with ebow lae that excrete the virus through the bodily fluids.body else it could cause an infection. that's what it means to be highly infectious. it's not going to spread easily through the air. that's a very important point. this idea that people don't spread it until they are sick becomes crucially important. someone is walking through an airport shaking hands and indiscriminately spreading ebola, that doesn't happen. >> we know that the nih trialed the ebola vaccine in humans. how is that going snon zmapp and another company in canada producing another one as well, there will be more of those made available and used? >> we better make sure they're available within the context of a clinical trial to determine if they actually work or possibly and we hope that's not the says they might paradoxically harm people. i know everyone is anxious to get interventions out there but they need to be done in an orderly fashion where you get them to people as quicks will a possible but under the auspices of a clinical kril. at nih we injected people part of

arrived at liberty or newark liberty international airport, and told people you had just been in sierra lae yon and treating ebola parents and used that thermal scanner and it registered you at 101, you have to remember that just a couple days earlier dr. craig spencer returned from guinea where he was treating ebola parentings, he moved freely about the new york area, then developed symptoms and diagnosed with ebola. do you understand what that did to the psyche of public officials in what is a metropolis of 9 million people? >> of course. i do understand that it has created a lot of fear. but we still have to make policies based on evidence and you know, the issue at newark airport is sort of a different issue. i saw complete disorganization, i saw no leadership. >> are you prepared to take legal action, not only against the state of new jersey but now the state of maine if they decide to enforce this quarantine period? >> if the restrictions placed on me by the state of maine are not lifted by thursday morning, i will go to court to fight for my freedom. >> what's the legal grounds, norm