. >> and lauren sets high.e ball goes down to lauren hill. and the layup is a go. layup for lauren! >> reporter: and with that, lauren hill checked out of the game, perfect from the field, and a perfect example for any athlete who wants to go out on top. >> today haas been the best day i've ever had. >> reporter: steve hartman, cbs news, in cincinnati. >> remarkable young lady. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest on the investigation into the crash of the virgin galactic spaceship. we'll speak with virgin galactic owner richard branson. >>> and mann on the ballot in tomorrow's election and what's at stake. >>> and best-selling author michael connelly joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix 5 news. >>> good morning everyone, it is monday, november 3rd. >>> it is monday, all right, hope you h

lauren came in again near the end and scored the last.k ending to this remarkable fairy tale. >> we will remember that layup forever. >> today's been the best day i've ever had. thank you. >> reporter: like lou gehrig before her, lauren hill has found a place for joy in her personal tragedy, and although no one wants her disease, we can all use a little of what she's got. steve hartman, on the road, in cincinnati, ohio. >> pelley: we have more for you about lauren hill on our web site, cbsnews.com. and this friday steve will tell us about the role played by the opposing team, the hyram college terriers in making lauren's dream come true. that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. from all of us from cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >>> was miley cyrus caught hooking up with arnold and maria's son patrick? >> the pictures don't lie, and we can tell you what his famous family thinks. >> miley seen leaving patrick's apartment, and we saw this bedroom selfie from over the weekend. >> and kris

. >> for weeks, lauren has been waiting for and working for that first game. since practice began last month she has been training with her team, getting up at 5:30 a.m. fighting back unimaginable headaches, in utter defines of her cancer. >> when i am not there, i feel like i am letting people down. >> lauren has weeks to live at best, and here she is worried about letting other people down. >> why does it matter so much to you? >> because i love them. they are like my family. >> and i want to think positive. >> but it took more than will to get lauren to this moment because time was so short the ncaa allowed mount st. joseph university to move the season opener up two weeks and moved the venue to accommodate all the people who wanted to support lauren. >> this arena seats 5,000 and sold out. >> just checking into the game was enough but coach benjamin didn't want to stop there. >> he had a special play designed, this mount st. joe they would try to double down on lauren's dream and as fate would have it they got the tip. >> and lauren sets high, the screen c

judge lauren lake helps real people with real stories solve their paternity issues. offers heartfelt advice to people in they are court. she's a strong woman, right? the reason november 24th is such a different episode, for the first time, judge lauren lake breaks down. >> me and my brother and sister want to you why you never there for us. >> if you had a child with a woman you never believe is yours would you be there? >> broke me down now. tried to hold the tears back. >> this particular episode brings together three siblings, two different mothers but they all have the same father. the power of love and forgiveness can overtake anyone. and that was a moment that i witnessed today. >> wow. >> that power. now that man has the opportunity to make up for everything he missed. >> to tell us all about it we have the incredible lauren lake via skype "right this minute." >> hey, family, how are you? >> hello. we are doing well. and so moved by this episode. just hearing it, i literally teared up againecause we talk e court a we say it's a show about aha moments. but the

i caught up with lauren to talk all about it. welcome. incredible few days stins since you played that game. and the outpouring of support you have gotten has been amazing. i want to play everyone a clip of you, addressing the crowd after you played. >> today has been the best day i've ever had. thank you guys so much. >> that feeling, out on the court, as you were standing there, what was that like? >> the was the best feeling in the world. because i was a little worried if i would be standing or talking or able to play the game at all. but i was there. i got to play. an, it was -- it was just the best moment ever. >> that's what i think, people don't realize. it wasn't easy by any stretch. can you describe symptoms you deal with as you try to get through every day life, much like, trying to play basketball? >> dizziness. like right now, sitting here talking, my whole right side is very heavy. i feel like there is like a tractor sitting on this side. and it's really hard to lift my hand. i go through a lot of joint pain. >> this has been

. >> and lauren sets hire.es, the ball goes down to lauryn hill. and the lay upis a go. >> the with that lauryn hill checked out of the game. perfect example for any athlete who wants to go out on top. >> today haas been the best day i've ever had. >> reporter: steve hardman, cbs news, in cincinnati. >> remarkable young lady. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest on the investigation into the investigation of the crash of the virgin galactic spaceship. we'll speak with virgin galactic owner branson. >>> and best-selling author michael connelly joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and today's monday, november 3rd, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. stories we're following today, down to the wire, just one day before pennsylvania vote

it's going to spread. >> go, lauren. >> i'll say go lauren.ook our hearts and squeezed it. >> in front of 10,000 people. i was at the game. the cameraman, 56-year-old man to tears. >> you brought us to tears too. thank you, steve. we'll be thinking of you, lauren, and your family. >>> ahead, we've got surprising gifts from cnet and surprises for the holiday. you're watching "cbs this morning." your mission? a homemade dinner in thirty minutes. go! your method? new campbell's® soups for easy cooking. helping you cook recipes like speedy sausage rigatoni in just thirty minutes! dinner accomplished. try new campbell's® soups for easy cooking. [ female announcer ] you get sick, you can't breathe through your nose... suddenly you're a mouthbreather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than cold medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. we all know washington's broken. but to fix it, it takes people who are independent.. and willing to work across the ais

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i'm lauren lyster.a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, it's thursday, november 13. i'm juliette goodrich in for michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. good morning. nearly 4:30. and we have some breaking news out of the gate. it's raining. >> how about that! >> showers continuing outside and drizzle. so out the door early on, we have some more rain. will we see some more as we head toward the weekend? we'll talk about that coming up. >> and the rain already causing a few problems out the door. we have a "kcbs traffic" alert. if you are heading to the lower deck of the bay bridge trying to get out of san francisco, eastbound 80 there's a stalled big rig and it's leaking fuel. so fire crews are out there, emergency crews. the two left lanes are blocked and chp says it's going to be a while before that clears. so we are not sure that what means. >> traffic never sleeps. >> it doesn't. >> expect delays. >>

. >> lauren? >> thank you, caitlin. happening right now, big morning for the city of brotherly love, thousands every runners pounding the pavement outside. so it is hard to get around, right? >> it is, and so many people, 30,000 people, so we'll have so much more on, that we have people that are out there, running the race right now, including our produce here normally sits over, there so boss lady nicole in this morning, so much more on the marathon in just a moment. but getting to the headlines in the news. >> that's right, off initials camden are investigating overnight fire, firefighters called to the 500 block of mexican i can street just fewer hours ago. luckily no one was hurt. to ferguson, missouri where there were more protests overnight, demonstrators expected the grand jury toy announce their decision on whether to indict the police officer who shot and killed 18 year old michael brown back in august. ment grand jury continue deliberating tomorrow. >>> and, former dc mayor, marion barry, has died. passed away

>> she has a thing called layups for lauren.r you some time soon. this is going to spread like wildfire. >> i'll say go lauren. when she was diagnosed, i read her big thing was, will i be able to play basketball? if you took our hearts and squeeze for the young woman. >> for 10,000 people. i was at that game. and a 56-year-old man in tears, everybody in tears. >> you brought us to tears, too. thank you, steve. be thinking of you lauren, and your family. >> ahead, we have a surprise announce. plus the hottest high-tech gifts for the holidays. liday. you're watching "cbs this morning." your mission? a homemade dinner in thirty minutes. go! your method? new campbell's® soups for easy cooking. helping you cook recipes like speedy sausage rigatoni in just thirty minutes! dinner accomplished. try new campbell's® soups for easy cooking. [ female announcer ] you get sick, you can't breathe through your nose... suddenly you're a mouthbreather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than cold medici

lauren johnson live at philadelphia international where it is getting loud, lauren? >> they have a loft fashion in their voices, joining us, one of the employees who joined in on this march today, why are you here? tell us that. >> i'm actually here, you know what i mean, we don't get treated fairly in here at all. i'm here for the equal rights of me and my co-workers out here today. >> what do you think this means when you show up in numbers like this with signs, raising your voices, what do you think this means for you guys? >> we actually hope it means that, you know, we get treated fairly just like every other employee who works here, just like us airways, just like american airlines, we just want to be treated fairly. we want better wages. we want health benefit. we just want to be treated fairly. so i hope this makes a big difference. >> it is very cold out here, i see children, i see adult, i see young people, old people. how did you guys manage to get this together and make sure you can have this event turn out like this? >> teamwork make the dream work. you

the ball goes down to lauren hill. the layup is good! >> that is no ordinary layup for lauren hill. it was the first basket in the first game of what the freshman says she hopes is a long college career. the reality is lauren was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor earlier this year, and doctors say she probably won't live to see 2015. being able to play in her first game at mount st. joseph university near cincinnati was one of her dreams. >> i can't pick the great moments. i made my first shot. that was awesome. >> lauren says she made her second shot with her right hand, which has been giving her trouble since her diagnosis. her team won, 66-65, and at halftime lauren was honored by legendary coach pat summit. she says she hopes there is a lauren hill game every year at that university as long as it benefits cancer research. now, hill says she is not fighting for herself. she is fighting for the future. she's pushing for a cancer cure. -- at the same time barim brittany maynard made a different decision. the right-to- life advocate took her own life this weekend. the decisio

lauren came in again near the end and scored the last.k ending this remarkable fairy tale. >> we will remember that layup forever. >> the best day i've ever had. thank you guys. >> later on "sunday morning." we'll have more on lauren's big game including one shot you haven't seen. a shot a cameraman got that really melted our hearts. >> osgood: still to come. the day the wall came tumbling down. first, mo rock cowith jon stewart. suddenly you're a mouthbreather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than cold medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. [ male announcer ] this man has an accomplished research and analytical group at his disposal. ♪ but even more impressive is how he puts it to work for his clients. ♪ morning. morning. thanks for meeting so early. oh, it's not a big deal at all. come on in. [ male announcer ] it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. ♪ >> the blue man group, now the red man group. having lost two of three men.

finally, sunday, lauren took the court. and as she scored the game's first basket, the entire building erupted. >> number 22! we will remember that layup forever! >> reporter: at halftime, lauren received an award for her courage from women's basketball legend, pat summit. >> this is a very big surprise. i'm just happy that everyone's here and supporting this and funding research for cancer. we're going to fight this, and we're going to find the cure. >> reporter: and after it was all over, gratitude and renewed strength for the fight ahead. >> today has been the best day i've ever had. [ applause ] >> thank you guys so much. >> reporter: for cnn, i'm rachel nichols. >> an extraordinary woman. >> sad but incredible. >> it is. she's showing us all. >> okay. you've been watching cnn. i'm john vause. >> and i'm rosemary church. errol is standing by with more news. >>> whatever happened to the berlin wall denver international is one of the busiest airports in the country. we operate just like a city, and that takes a lot of ene

. >> lets head out live to fox 29's lauren johnson along north between the second street, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, kerry. about two dozen people are without a home this morning because of this fire, it was once a burning building that is now under control. they are in and out of the shelter after this boarding house went up in flames. lets look at video shot earlier this morning. the fire started on the third floor actually, of this north philadelphia boarding house just before 3:00 a.m. fire patrol had it under control in about 16 minutes, there are reports that the fire alarm or smoke detectors in the building, may have been turn off, the the lone victim was found in an upstairs room where fire fighters believed the blaze, again, he was again the only fatality, the other two dozen people who lived here, were able to get out safely. now fire marshall is investigating. we understand as of today 25 fire fatalities in the city of philadelphia so far, chris and kerry. >> that is a sad statistic, thank you. >>> in west philadelphia fire fighters brought a high rise fire under c

>> i certainly would, lauren.a lot of different things, whether it's speaking up in the moment or ensuring that you're safe and notifying the authorities. but i think the larger issue is just that statistic. one in four women in this country experience violence at the hands of an intimate partner. one in three women worldwide will experience violence in their lifetime. this is a conversation we need to be having and we need to be having it often in a lot of different forms. >> we also hear law enforcement say if we hear something say something about a crime in this community and it applies in this situation as well. >> absolutely. seeing saying and saying something at that moment, and also taking our shocked reactions to this video and translating that into the conversations we're having in our homes, in our schools, in our community of the and also the things we're asking our lawmakers to do. here one things we work on is a bill called the international violence against women act, and in terms of saying something

. >> so let's bring in lauren johnson live in south philly looking into this for us, lauren, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris, cops call this woman unsure and shaky but has not stopped her from hitting up seven businesses here in the philadelphia area, according to police, including mini markets like the one here in southwest philadelphia. let's take look at some video, so you can see who we are talking about. police able to pull it from locations around the city, string of robberies started back on october 3rd at 7-# one on lombard, that incident flashed a knife, got away with a hundred bucks, then week later 16 year old was a victim when she had a knife place in the her stomach. the victim had nothing to hand over, so suspect let her g that same day, later on, the female showed up here at angela's mini marketment went straight behind the counter, snatched 400 bucks from the register, and then took off. so in four incidents, she pulls out knife, police say, is the size after michetti. she also flashed a gun, in two of the sting ups. police say, she is terrorizing these busi

>> lauren, that is a great question. your point is right. of the democratic candidates did not run on an with a which resonated working people -- which said to people, you know what, it is worthwhile for me to come out and vote. is very, very sad -- and i hope that people regardless views ir political appreciate this -- we have a situation where, i believe, some 60% of the american people 80% of vote and about young people and low income working people do not vote. of d i hope, that regardless our political views, that people see that is a real -- a to say the m, least, in a democratic society. to answer your question, this is what i think. i think where the democrats have been weak and individual happened to be weak is stepping up to the plate and saying that they have to take on the billionaire class. the billionaires are able to money nlimited sums of and right now, what congress is doing, is working to advance the interest of the 1% and not the 99%. you look at the polls and what is totally amazing -- you look and i do lls out there -- w

>> lauren. >> jimmy: lauren. very nice, lauren. lauren, where are you from?-z. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: arizona. and tomorrow's thanksgiving. >> yes. >> jimmy: what is your favorite food to eat on thanksgiving? >> oh. sweet potatoes. >> jimmy: sweet potatoes. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: just straight up baked sweet potatoes, mashed, or? >> mashed. >> jimmy: mashed sweet potatoes. >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you mash them with a fork? >> they come mashed. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no they don't. >> well, i mean like, like, it's -- they're already prepared mashed and then i eat them. >> jimmy: lucky you. [ light laughter ] roots, we have our pal lauren here from arizona. thanksgiving, she's going to celebrate thanksgiving. she loves to have premashed -- [ laughter ] --sweet potatoes. they arrive mashed to where she celebrates thanksgiving. and -- so this first one, taylor swift has got the number one song in the country right now. so, roots can you guys do like, a taylor swift kind of -- thing -- for lauren? ♪ ♪ ♪ don't know who she came with lauren is her name yeah ♪ ♪ gonna make

finally, sunday, lauren took the court.cored the game's first basket, the entire building erupted. >> number 22. we will remember that layup forever. >> reporter: at halftime lauren received an award for her courage from women's basketball legend pat summitt. >> this is a very big surprise. i'm just happy that everyone's here and supporting this and funding research for cancer. we're going to fight this and we're going to find a cure. >> reporter: after it was all over, gratitude and renewed strength for the fight ahead. >> today has been the best day i've ever had. thank you. >> reporter: for cnn, i'm rachel nichols. >> incredible young woman. lauren hill's going to speak to rachel nichols for that interview, be sure to watch unguarded friday at 10:30 p.m. here on cnn. >>> in the next hour, election day just hours away, the balance of power on capitol hill is going to be up for grabs. we'll run through the key races. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ alex ]

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lauren, thank up. sad story there. >> it is 40:50, happening today, delvin barnes, the manna cured of kidnapping a woman right off of philadelphia street; due in federal court in philadelphia. >> steve keeley now in center city this morning. good morning to you, steve. >> reporter: well, unlike what we saw with his arrest, a week ago today, brought back here to philadelphia with no big show in front of any cameras, in philadelphia, but in a black unmark us marshals suv yesterday afternoon, and down a ramp pretty quickly. first court showing now exactly a week to the day that he was caught down in maryland, last wednesday, and some in carlesha's family telling us they were upset, they didn't even know barnes was coming back to philly to face charges in her case first until they third from us here yesterday morning. they say she and other family members not planning on being here in court today to see what will likely be just a short little arraignment hearing. they say she is trying to rest, trying to c

lauren? >> good morning, to you, kerrey, that's right, the family inside this north philly home this morning. happy, all smiles, and celebrating what could have ended badly. we will let you hear from them >> just to know that she's safe, it is all good. >> oh, it is all good. family members, in fact, rejoicing, that the woman abduct in the philadelphia is back home and she is safe. but the big story this morning, is about the guy accuse of taking her, breaking this down, and his long rap sheet. >> meanwhile, hundreds of students end left scrambling to find a new school, now even more could end up in the same boat as philadelphia's walter palmer he elementary school deat another possible blow, when we could find out what will happen. >> and take a look at this. we are tracking some nasty weather on ultimate doppler radar, sue serio will let you know just how long this will stick around today, and bob kelly has some of your detours, a mess out there. >> look at all of that green. yuck. good day

lauren scored the final two points. >>> time for a final check in our forecast now. tom, we want to see some warm air coming in here? >> yeah, warming up after a chilly start this morning. temperatures well into the 50s around the metro area. reagan national at 59. it's in the lo mid-60s across north central virginia where there's more sunshi much of the region will be in the low to mid-60s. then even warmer looks great. sunshine, low 40s in the morning, afternoon highs in t 70. then some drier air, turning cooler on friday, saturday and again on sunday. highs in the 50s each of those days. morning lows, 30s. that's the way it looks, see you tomorrow morning. >> okay, thank you, tom. that's news 4 midday for today. we thank you for being with us. we invite you to tune in tonight at 11:00 and we'll be back tomorrow morn on election day. 11:00 a.m., news 4 midday will bring you all that's happening tomorrow. be sure to join us. have a great day. we'll se. >> eve: what is the matter with you, kayla? how can you stand there and defend jack deveraux? for god's sake, he ra

i'm lauren lyster.a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> and today is thursday, november 13th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. here are stories we are following this morning. big chill that is blown through rockies and midwest inches closer to us. while we don't need shovels some could see snow. katie has forecast. >>> a man visiting his mother in south philadelphia is gunned down. another man is dead, the the latest on the search, for the the gun man. for a casino in south philadelphia a, neighbors a they don't want it in their backyard. >>> those stories and more coming up, lets check our forecast and some folks might e

all right, thank you, lauren? in new jersey now, across the river, senator cory booker won his re-election bid. >> the democrat defeated republican challenger jeff bell, earning a six-year term in the senate this time. you will remember booker took office a year ago, on special election following the death of senator frank lautenberg. prior to his run for senate, the 45 year old served as the mayor of newark for seven years. democratic state senator, donald norcross, in new jersey, is the newest congressman. norcross won a seat in the first congressional district. he beat republican opponent and former eagles linebacker gary cobb. >> and in delaware, democrat chris coons retained his seat in the senate. >> defeated republican challenger kevin wade, democrat won his first term in 2010, defeating tea party candidate christine owe done. >> i for all of your will he shock night results, head to the website myfoxphilly.com. >>> all right, the sister of accused boston bomber admits she hampered police's effort to find h

remember we had lauren johnson out there yesterday morning. well, they just got a much needed boost, we will tell you who from just straight ahead. >>> good morning, i'm howard eskin. flyers induct eric lindros and john leclair in their hall of fame last night and flyers tried to stop a three game losing streak. they were down two-one in the third. just over three minutes left, there is the the captain claude giroux and hits the back of the net so it is two-two against minute so the a less than a minute to go, this is incredible. nobody in front and they put the the puck past ray emery. it is their fourth straight loss. villanova playing a soft team again, to the pavilion. they were up by three, they steel bucknell lose toes villanova 72-65. >>> nick foles still out with that broken collar bone but at practice and mark sanchez and chip kelly have said both said he is contributing, and helping mark sanchez, during that practice. get ready, he may be back sooner rather than later. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> at least 7 feet

lauren scored the first and last buckets of the game. after her team won she had this to say. >> i'm so happy that people know about it now and that we can get some research going and hopefully find that home run cure for cancer. even though i might not, like, i'm probably not going to be around to see it, but it's going to help a lot of people. i just feel so blessed that this is all happening. i'm truly happy. this is a really good day. >> lauren vowed to fight pediatric cancer and honored by legendary ncaa coach. >>> steelers versus ravens. he does again. roethlisberger throws for 340 yards and 6 touchdowns leading the steelers to a 43-23 win. he becomes the first quarterback in nfl history to throw six td in back to back games. >>> ended in a lopsided win. peyton manning set another nfl record by throwing two touchdowns in the 14th consecutive game. that's the only positive note. tom brady threw four td in the 24-34 victory. >> it's pretty simple, you know, quarterback stinks usually you're not going win many games. >> and leaping li

lauren hill's dream was to play college hoops. knowing she had inoperable brain tumor, the date was moved up of her team's opening game to last night. they had to switch stadiums to fit the 10,000 fans who came out in support. lauren scored the first and last buckets of the game after her team won. she had this to say. >> i'm so happy that people know about it now and that we can get some research going. and hopefully find that home run cure for cancer. and even though i might not be -- i'm probably not going be to be around to see it, but it is going to help a lot of people. i just feel so blessed that this is all happening. i'm really happy. this was a really good day. >> wow. lauren vowed to fight pediatric cancer and was honored by legendary ncaa coach pat summitt with the most courageous award. well deserved. >>> a wintry storm blasted new england sunday. dumped nearly two feet of snow in parts of maine. maine's governor declared a limited emergency after 120,000 homes and businesses lost power. in massachusetts, there were b

. >> lauren beyond son live from cherry hill with the details on this, good morning, lauren. >> reporter: good morning chris. for so long it has been this way high schoolers first out of bed to get to school around 7:30. middle schoolers followed them in around 8:00 and youngest students start at 9:00 but that might not be the best idea. some new jersey lawmakers are playing with the idea of letting middle and high schoolers sleep in, and forcing those elementary school kids in class pretty early. legislation calls for a study to explore health, academic and safety benefits from pediatric studies which show teenagers rarely make tonight bed before 11:00 at night which makes that 7:30 start time pretty tough but younger kids could better benefit from it based on than their biology. lets take a listen. >> no way. not mine anyway. >> i completely agree 100 percent. my kids are early birds in bed at 8:00 o'clock every night and up at 6:30 every morning. >> i think young are kids need to start later. i just know they like to sleep until 8:00. >> i agree with teens, there is pressure on them n

jon: lauren simonetti, have fun. do not miss lauren.going to start dancing and a second now, i know it. don't miss lauren. what did i tell you. from my lips to god's ears. if you're not sure where to find the fox business network in your area, log onto foxbusiness.com/channel finder. heather: the love boat overhead. should we talk some politics now? that little story. from america's election to the headquarters, it is all over, republicans winning the senate adding to their rings of governorgovernors by winning the democratic stronghold so we have been watching the polls for months now, and one of the big questions is how did the pollsters do? our next guest says not so hot. a political analyst center for politics and managing editor of the crystal ball. good morning to you. virginia stoked too close to call. as our reporter said, purdue winning by eight points, how did they get this all wrong? >> before the election a lot of democrats were hoping and arguing to see some evidence the polls might be undercounting democrats and undercount

fox news lauren blanchard is in omaha with more. >> reporter: dr. martin salia dying early this morning here at the nebraska medical center. the u.s. resident contracting ebola in his home country see err are rah leone much his passing comes days after traveling to america for treatment. >> he arrived in very critical condition. in spite of that, we had nurses and doctors working literally around the clock to try to reverse his condition, but were unable to do so. >> reporter: the 44 year old surgeon needing a ventilator and dialysis after suffering kidney and respiratory failure his care including a plasma transfusion from an ebola transfusion and experimental drug. the bodies of ebola victims are highly contagious and the hospital says an autopsy on dr. salia's remains would be too risky. >> we gave him every possible chance to survive. i think that his family feels confident in that as well which is more important. >> reporter: dr. salia is the second person to die from ebola in the u.s. eight other patients treated in america since recovering fr

lauren's outlook through the journey has been nothing short of amazing.d the game that started with her scoring the first basket ended with the crowd chanting loudly we love lauren. back to you, john and christine. >> this is why sports is so much bigger than the game. teamwork and teammates. >> look at that. so much courage. that woman showing so much courage and the support she has around her is wonderful. >>> new polls this morning bringing the clearest sign yet the republicans could take control of the u.s. senate. pulling ahead in tight races across the country. we will break down the numbers for you after the break. o le and get the samsung galaxy note 4 for zero down. we'll even buy you out of your contract. so you can get the samsung galaxy note 4 for zero down today. >>> happening now. new polls bringing republicans good news. in their best position yet to take control of the senate with mid-term elections just one day away. democrats sinking in tight races across the country. we're breaking down the new numbers from the big races to watch this m

. >> lauren hill.e, too, to present her with a special award. >>> this hour, a louisiana woman charged with hiring a hitman to kill her husband. on the 911 call, she sounds shocked when she tinds him. abc's steve osunsami has the story. >> oh, my god. >> what's the matter, ma'am? >> i don't know. my husband is in bed. >> reporter: a wife coming home to the unthinkable, her husband lying dead in their bed. shot three times. >> it was like somebody's being in my house. i just walked through the door. >> reporter: those are the sounds of fake cries, louisiana prosecutors say. and that monique kitts is putting on a show. they believe she hired someone to kill her husband so she could cash in on a $500,000 life insurance policy. >> forensic cell phone records. we'll place the defendants conversing. >> reporter: she owned a day care. he worked in manufacturing. monique hired carl and they're both charged with murder and conspiracy to commit murder. one man, said to be her former boyfriend, said she paid him

jon: don't miss lauren on our sister network. sure where to find fox business in your area, log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. heather: up next helping veterans recover from the stress of the battlefield without drugs? >> when it's done, i'm no longer thinking about the problems i have or with the things i have to face. i'm facing yoga. i'm just doing something for myself. jon: as we mentioned earlier, this is is veterans day. the vice president at arlington national cemetery to honor our troops. he laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns and right now is speaking. let's listen in. >> in some cases going days without water. nothing like the hardships faced by a generation of americans who waded through the rice patties in the mekong delta in vietnam. nothing expired to the 115-degree heat in fallujah as a young warrior climbed into an mrap to show me how it saved his life. nothing compared to what our young men fought through in 25-degree below zero temperatures in north korean mountains, pinned down by heavy enemy fire o

i am like the gate keeper letting guy in and it turns out it was so bad good how is lauren doing. >> oh, no. >> what as so bad about it. >> now the guys know we're talking about. >> oh, god good he has a job, he is working and not watching. >> he just talk about himself the the whole time. >> back in the day, this, me, me, me, me. >> how old was he. >> 108. >> yeah, true. >> you have to ask about her. you have to be interested in. >> guys, you have to listen. >> don't you like somebody better fur girlfriend introduced you. that is how they have successful relationship when you are introduced by your friends. >> i have the perfect guy for you, one of those guys. >> whenever i hear that i freak out. then it is awkward. if you don't like the guy you don't want to make your friend feel bad because are not into it. when you set up these brian dates i feel bad because what are you telling that guy, does he think i like him because if i don't, you you have to tell him. i don't want to tell him. >> there is so many rulesy don't after lot of rules. >> it is true don't you think on times when

lauren even said to them, how is it that other topics can be brought up on campus that i don't agreeh and i'm forced to go to and that i'm forced to pay for with student funds but yet i can't host an event that, for me, i believe in? and they said, oh, we're not trying to do that to you but yet we're taking away your funding anyway. >> had it gone the other way and said how illegal immigration can be good, blah, blah, blah, do you think it would have suffered the same fate? >> i'm spot entirely sure. i would want to say that obviously this campus -- now, okay. you know, i'll switch that because we did get intel from lauren that said that some classes and professors who were requiring students to write pro illegal immigration papers and they were forcing them to do that for a grade in their class. so clearly it perturbed enough profess professors. i'm guessing if it was an event that was pro illegal immigration it would have been fine but the student newspaper ran a story that made the front page -- >> this had nothing to do with the university, right? this was a student board, budget

. >> and i'm lauren johnson. >> we have so much to get to. a human earthquake off the coast of indonesia. >> and already open rolement for the federal healthcare act. obama administration hopes for more luck than last year. first to interactive weather and live look at center city sky line. catlin is here with weather including a personalizeed forecast. >> i'm from delaware county, and my birthday party is on saturday. fox 29 weekend what will the weather be like. >> well we would be happy to help you with your birthday party request. it's a beautiful look day for birthday. but it's chilly. that request from a smaller but wonderful viewer in delaware county, starting off this morning it's very chilly. temperatures in the 30s. by 10 a.m. you're into the mid 30s. low 40s by noon and later this afternoon also still in the low 40s with high of 42 down in delaware county. at least it's a nice looking day. let's give you the big picture satellite and radar a lot of snow showers. mainly lake in hands off lake eary and ontario and eary pennsylvania w

they wanted lauren to be able to play in front of her friends and fans. >> today has been the best day reporter: as a thank you, the night before the game, mount st. jo took hiram out to dinner, something unheard of in college sports. >> the team took us in. they acted like we were their family. >> we laughed together, we cried thgether. we hugged. it was a big family of huggers. it was awesome. >> reporter: that good will extended throughout the entire game. >> yeah, and at one point in the game, one of the girls i shot a three, and she was like, "that was a great shot. i'm so glad you took it." it's, like, unreal. >> reporter: should we be borrowing this, taking some of this into the rest of the basketball season? >> that's how i feel. i'm like i want to play games like that every time. >> reporter: certainly, if college sports were a little less cutthroat, kids might learn that real winners aren't decided by scoreboards, and true character isn't defined by how often you make the highlight reel, but rather how you behave when you think nobody's looking. steve hartman, "on the road,"

fox business network's lauren simonetti with more. hi, lauren. >> hi, shannon. we're seeing declines on wall street. stocks are coming off of record highs, if you're keeping track, the 26th record close of 2014 yesterday for the dow industrials and for the s&p 500, the 43rd record finish this year. wall street is waiting right now for the release of notes from the federal reserve's last meeting, looking for clues when interest rates will go up. those minutes are due out at 2:00 p.m. eastern. this morning we got some earnings reports and they were pretty good. two winners, target, reporting more than 3% gain in the latest quarterly profits as the u.s. stores are rebounding from last year's data breach. target's stock is up nicely right now and loews, the home improvement chain raised forecast for entire year thanks to a better job market. that is encouraging homeowners to go out and spend money on renovations. they are helping to lift consumers names like walmart and nike this is one of the reasons stocks are down. we got a report on new home construction. it was