clocks leigh phillips, we have to leave it there. leigh phillips is a science writer and eu affairs journalist. we will link to your piece in jacobin is headlined "the political economy of ebola." when we come back, women's health care here at home. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. >> return now to texas where abortion clinics shuttered by court ruling earlier this month had been allowed to reopen. this comes after the supreme court blocked part of an anti-choice law tuesday that would have required abortion clinics to meet the standards of hospital style surgery centers. it was just two weeks ago the fifth circuit court of appeals had allowed the rule to go into effect immediately, essentially gutting access to abortion overnight. urging clinics were forced to close, leaving just eight in all of texas, all of them clustered in four metropolitan areas. the latest move by the supreme court will allow the clinics to continue providi

mayor ed leigh has a plan to make sure san francisco's ambulance usa rife as quickly as possible. the mayor believes using more privately owned ambulances will shorten wait times. several groups called on the mayor to remove the fire chief. one was delayed in getting city-owned ambulances to the medical calls. one of the biggest critics weighed in on the plan. >> this is a part of the solution, but it is not the whole solution. ultimately we as a city should make sure this never happens again and we don't have to come in and hire private companies. >>> the city standards call for ambulances to arrive on scene within 10 minutes to call for a life-threatening emergency. >>> the power is back on in the east bay. more than 10,000 customers lost power. the outage covered parts of oakland and uh rine do. this is video of saint teresa's and as you can see in the dark. power was restored by 7:30. the giants are one win away from advancing to the national championship league series and the lights are decked out in giant colors to mark the occasion. you can see city hall and we have a live

they've gone after matty bryce, leigh alexander. they've gone after anita sarkeesian, and now they're after me. so it's really reached a point where women-- yeah? >> sreenivasan: tell us about the playbook. what is the playbook and what have you been living through in the past few days? >> it's literally been the worst thing i've ever experienced in my life. the idea is to basically terrorize women in the game industry. so it doesn't just stop with rape threats or death threats, which, sadly, being a woman in this field, i've been dealing with for a while now. you know, it's literally escalated to the point that i've had to get the f.b.i. involved. i've had to get local police involved to hunt these people down. they have targeted my financial assets of my company. you know, they have set up fake accounts to impersonate me online with me saying just horrible, horribly discriminating things against people in an effort to destroy my professional reputation. you know, they've actually set up burner accounts with fake stories about my l

school in the area. .he car belonged to edward hale he is wanted for murdering his girlfriend jessica leigh williams this weekend. this happened in bristow. they got into an argument just before he shot her and took off. is in whath school they call secure the building status. the school is secure from outside entry. all outdoor activities are moved inside for now. we talked to a neighbor who lived close by. he came back from running errands and noticed all the police activity. >> i am concerned. he could be anywhere around here. you never know. i went to the house and checked everything. -- checked the tractor shed. i hope they catch them. once again, police believe they have found a body on school grounds. they believe it is the suspect that was wanted for the murder. we will stay on this developing story as it happens throughout the day. reporting live. diane, thank you for that breaking news report. we are following details in the search for panic graham. partews has learned that of the clothing on the remains found over the weekend match what she was wearing the night she disappeared.

ash leigh? >> chad, thank you for that.e you live to canada right now where canadians are paying their respects to the 24-year-old soldier who was gunned down in a terror attack in ottawa last week. that's the prime minister, stephen harper, in the middle of your screen attending the funeral for corporal nathan cirillo. it's in his hometown of hamilton in the province of ontario. the regimental funeral service is only for family and invited guests. it's so beautiful. look at the set-up with his casket draped in the canadian flag in the center. thousands upon thousands of supporters, by the way, lined the street as his body was carried in a procession to the funeral. corporal cirillo was killed while standing guard at canada's national war memorial. it's such a beautiful sight to see the pipes. let's listen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ aniston ] when people ask me what i'm wearing, i tell them aveeno®. because beautiful skin goes with everything. [ female announcer ] aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion has active naturals® oat with five vital

we also have on display, oysters, jamie leigh from hank's oyster bar is going to be joining us and we from carla hall who will also be at the event. >> local that we always enjoy talking to. why are the women chef's banding together for this cause? >> my association with the network to end domestic violence is through another organization of women chefs called women chefs and restauranteurs and i understand that the organizers of the event have received a lot of calls even from local chefs who have been impacted by the issue. >> so it's personal. >> it's very permanent, we support each other -- it's very personal, we support each other very much. >> tickets are still available and it's happening at the beautiful carnegie library in downtown washington d.c. we have over 20 of the city's top women chefs and mix ol gists -- mixmixologists who are donating thed food and drinks. >> domestic violence so much in the news these days. is that creating a demand for your services? >> the demand is greater but also the conversation is greater. i've been doing this work for almost 40 years and thi

and... down... >> narrator: 49ers quarterback steve young was another one of leigh steinberg's clientsht that is the last thing in the world the 49ers would want to see. it looks almost as if he's out cold. >> well, i've been there. and there he is, he's up, that's a good sign. what i like is he wants to get up off the ground. >> look at this. he looks like he's out cold and now he's walking off. >> i remember thinking as i walked to the sidelines, "this is not good," you know? "this is just not the right thing to happen." >> narrator: it was young's seventh concussion. >> that's a sight we thought would be impossible. steve young apparently knocked cold, knocked out cold, walks off the field. >> narrator: he would never play again. >> if my knee is hurt, everyone knows it and i know it and we can go deal with it, and shoulders and... there's only one place in your body that you really don't understand, and people always say the brain is the last frontier. >> narrator: for steinberg, there was a growing recognition of just how dangerous the sport was. >> the damage was occurring every

super-agent leigh steinberg saw it firsthand. >> i watched athletes i represented play with collapsedwatched them completely fight with doctors at every time to get into the game. i watched players deceive coaches on the sidelines when they were injured and run back into a game. >> narrator: the inspiration for the movie sports agent jerry maguire, steinberg was a powerhouse alongside the new nfl. >> he was very much a creature of this expanding juggernaut of the nfl. he ends up at one point representing 21 quarterbacks in the nfl, 21 starting quarterbacks in the nfl one year. >> narrator: in the early 1990s, steinberg represented one of football's top stars: dallas quarterback troy aikman. >> second and 14, passing down, coming up for aikman again... >> narrator: in 1994, during the nfc championship, aikman took a knee to the head. >> down he goes. stubblefield was there first. troy aikman took a knee to the head... >> you see it right here. it's dennis brown coming in, you see the knee right there, knee right on his helmet. >> narrator: aikman's concussion was bad enough that he cou

while making traffic stops brian leigh forced one woman to have sex with him.ounters on his cell phone and stalked them on social media. a highway patrol supervise became suspicious of him after looking at his dash cam video. >>> i think zombies are more popular than vampires. some are worried about a zombie aapocalypse. this is the zombie for the fakes cabin, made by tiger log cabins it cost $112,000. ten year an antizombie guarantee, barb wire surrounding it. garden section to grow vegetables, xbox sound system, big bear water cannon and search lights. the walking dead will never bother you. >> if you buy this, you have too much money and too much free time. >>> 5:27. some delaware residents say they've got video of a state senator's husband stealing campaign signs. >>> state of maine who wants a healthcare worker who treated ebola patients to stay at home. she does not. and is >> happening now on "action news," fog in some spots and a chilly start just a taste of cooler conditions to come. accuweather is tracking unseasonable cold. >> time is running out for

brothers charged with felony assault for a beating that happened at the bathroom at the 49 is a game at leighstadium last sunday. they did not enter pleas that are arrested on sunday after they attacked two men while waiting for a stall in the men's bathroom the whole thing was caught on tape imposed on you too. one victim was not out he is suffering from paralysis as and in critical condition you can see him laying there. the other victim have less serious injuries witnesses say the attack was unprovoked the victim's identity have not been released. >> reporter: another teenager shot and killed by police and the tory details on what happened--in missouri they know sexually assaulting her young daughter on the public transit bus but the police said they cannot help art. --help her at 1-800-dentist, we're about one thing. helping you find a dentist you'll want to go to for the rest of your life. we've helped over 8 million people find that dentist, and we can do the same for you. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ whoa! yeah i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a t

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has put the place and that leigh them with enough centrifuges to get to the bombing in a very short time. that shouldn't happen. we have seen the smooth talking foreign ministers in the previous century at critical times. that preceded disaster. >> schieffer: as you head home, what most worries you right now? >> i think between east and west there is -- between the great united states that i would never shortchange. i think is the leading power in the world, a powerful country, it has reservoirs of strength and enterprise and initiative, that surpass any other, between the united states and the west and the rising powers in the east, i visited china earlier and met with prime minister, these are great australians that are happening that are changing the world, obviously, but inbetween east and west there is a malignancy of militant islam that, whose first victims are muslims, who don't toto the line, tow and cut down brutally, christians, azidis, jews, gays, women, i think that that malignancy and spreading and sending the tentacles to the west. 20 years ago you will see international do

. >> and the first one to leigh in 150 years he visited six continents on a trip to the u.s. in 1965 he held an outdoor mass in yankee stadium and in a stirring address to the u.n. uttered a fervent cry, no more war. >> >> he attributed miracles for his beatification also has a u.s. connection. >> a woman urged to have an abortion because the fetus had a birth damage prayed to pope paul vi for intercession, instead the child, a boy, is now a healthy 13-year-old. francis prays paul the six is someone who can hold fast with far sightedness and wisdom. in many ways, the two popes seem to have been cut from the same cloth. allen pizzey cbs news, rome. >> glor: astronomers are getting an incredibly rare view of a comet making a close fly by of mars. here is carter evans. other report the comet known as sighting spring is hurdling past mars this afternoon at a speed of 126,000 miles per hour, that is a big deal for nasa scientists jared espley. >> it is just barely going to miss the planet. >> only in space can an object passing within 88,000 miles be considered a near mist. >> mis

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. >> reporter: marie leigh found her match, diagnostic medical stenography for ultrasound. >> it's fascinating. when you're a kid and wondered about having superpowers and what that would be like and we get to have x-ray vision. >> reporter: this career change after earning a four year communications degree and being a licensed massage therapist for a decade. >> making your way through the aorta starting up by the heart. >> reporter: she's likely to have a job waiting as soon as she finishes the two year program. >> we are more connected with employers than ever about. the old model was train -- ever before. the old model was train and pray. we train people and pray they find a job. >> reporter: last may 100% of the students in the stenography program passed their boards for certification. white house officials say the administration is investing in high schools, community colleges and business partnerships so students of all ages can gain the cutting edge skills that employers need. at the white house andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> be sure to check out tomorrow morning's usa today which will focu

>> reporter: 8 this is an fight during sunday's 49ers game at leigh high stadium. tonight two brothers are behind bars. accused in the attack and we are learning more about the seemingly minor problem that started it all. we have what police are saying about the beckham brought a hat. first grant lotus is standing by with a closer look at the video. >> reporter: the video is vivid, violent, but and disturbing. first, it will play it at full speed. it happened so fast. >> reporter: the guy in the number 21 frank gore shirt lance three punches with the third not a guy out and you can your health spa and land on the concrete floor. then that suspect and one in a 99 el don smith the jersey start punching another fan. this victim on the ground and they are standing land lending blow after blow as trying to protect his head with his hand. >> reporter: now we will played in slow motion here is the first punch. then the second punch. the guy in de kapernick jersey think it's a hit at the third time print that is the punch that maxim out cold and he's been there before fall

. >> some more news before we leigh you tonight, at least 35 people were killed in a series of car bombin shiite muslim areas of baghdad today, it was not immediately clear whether isis or other sunni muslims were involved, and the international monetary fund today urged bold action to stimulate the global economy, earlier this week the imf reduced its global growth forecast for the third time this year. that is all for tonight, tomorrow on the program, jeffrey brown interviews james earl jones about his return to broadway. i am hari sreenivasan, have a good night. >> captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >> a graduation recital is kind of like a big farewell and celebration to share

leigh was shot and killed while returning home from work. his family is hoping the time will work in their favor. >> time passes, people move on, people find themselves -- people change their ideologies and that's what we're hoping on, that time has given people to reflect and say you know i do remember this, i did see this or i do know who did this. >> the oakland police department is still investigating the case and is asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> new developments today in the nfl's latest player scandal. the investigation into former 49ers cj spillman. it's not the first time he has been questioned about a sexual assault. kpix 5 reporter mark sayre in santa clara where spillman was accused of attacking a massage therapist. >> reporter: that's right. that alleged assault occurred at a sports massage studio here in the city of santa clara. the 49ers today responding to this information saying they did in fact know about the police investigation. cj spillman currently plays for the dallas cowboys where he is being inve

. >> what happens when one wife leighs her husband and son alone in the kitchen?they were not cooking dinner. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> good morning to you from the streets of new york city. you are watching "fox and friend first on this monday morning. hope you had a great weekend. i am heather childers. >> i am lea gabrielle in for ainsley earhardt. >> she was among five people hit with bullets when it opened fire at merriesville high school. another 14-year-old girl was also killed. schriver who had just been crowned crÈche man homecoming prince killed them and himself. >> the four students accused of beating a florida a & m band member to death is due in court today. robert champion was killed during a hazing ritual three years ago. fellow members of the marching band hitting him with mallets sticks and drum sticks on the bus. they have all pleaded not guilty. >> the three terror attacks in north america over the past week, the work of so-called lone wolfs. leaders on the hill are warning these attacks like the hatchet warning could happen

right now his office says he hopes all of his colleagues will pick up the slack when he leighs.body does maybe somebody not in elected office could spearhead this. >> thank you, peter. the time is 18 after the top of the hour. will the coach at the center of the sayerville football hazing scandal be allowed on the field? this actress? new images of one hollywood star let setting the internet on fire this morning. means keeping seven billion ctransactions flowing.g, and when weather hits, it's data mayhem. but airlines running hp end-to-end solutions are always calm during a storm. so if your business deals with the unexpected, hp big data and cloud solutions make sure you always know what's coming - and are ready for it. make it matter. i lost my sight in afghanistan, but it doesn't hold me back. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. non-24 is a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to 70% of people who are totally blind. talk to your doctor about your symptoms and learn more by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. big

we have engineer me peters, carroll leigh and sam stein. we're in washington.awmakers are increasing their pressure for travel bans amid growing questions about the government's response to ebola. members of both parties grilled cdc director thomas frieden and other top health officials at a congressional hearing on thursday. frieden says he remains confident there will not be a large scale outbreak in the u.s. but congress still had plenty of questions about why the government is allowing in people from the ebola affected regions. >> we do not have to leave the door open to all travel to and from hot zones in western africa while ebola is an unwelcomed and dangerous stowaway on these flights. why are we allowing folks to come over here. >> i don't understand. if we have a system in place that requires any airline passenger from coming in overseas with a date of birth to make sure they are not on the anti-terrorist list we can't look at one as travel history and say no you're not coming here. not until this situation, you're right, it needs to be solved in afri

. >>> julia pierson said it's the best for the secret service agency to leigh.jim acosta. >> it was a speedy departure for secret service director julia pierson. president obama and his homeland security secretary quickly accepted her offer to step down. >> they both agreed with that assessment because of the recent and accumulating reports that raised legitimate questions about the performance of the agency. >> and the questions were snowballing, well beyond the stunning security breach involving accused white house intruder omar gonzalez. during a presidential visit to the cdc in september, a security contractor armed with a gun rode in the elevator with mr. obaoba a lapse the white house didn't know about until 24 hours ago. >> the white house first learned of that incident yesterday afternoon shortly before it was publicly reported by a news organization. >> thank you very much, mr. president. >> the first female director of the service 18 months ago, her mission was to fix the culture. >> she's breaking the mold and i think that people are extraordinarily p

he leighs behind a young son. in an address to the nation, prime minister stephen harper called the shooting a grim reminder that the country is not immune to terrorist attacks. >> we will not be intimidated. canada will never be intimidated. that will lead our resolve to double our efforts to take all necessary steps to identify threats and keep canada safe here at home. >> reporter: 9:52 a.m., a blaze of gunfire at the war memorial in ottawa. one of two soldiers standing guard at the memorial is gunned down. >> i was locking my bike up. i heard four shots. from that direction, i turned around and ran. and i saw one of those soldiers laying on the ground. >> eyewitness peter henderson tells cnn the shots sounded like they came from a high-powered rifle. other witnesses describe the shooter as a man with dark hair and a scarf on his head. carrying a huge rifle. >> the man just came around the corner of the prime minister's office, put the gun on his shoulder an fired four shots into the back of this shoulder. >> h

ash leigh? >> ted rowlands reporting for us, thank you for that. in one respect, mohammed hamzah khan is a typical american teenager. that brings me to the tech part of all this with laurie segall, cnn's legal analyst paul callan who is going to be a weigh-in on the evidence that all of that tech might provide. laurie, what do we know about the digital footprint? >> i spoke to some of his friends who said he went to a predominantly muslim school. he took time off to qustudy the koran. but one thing that was interesting, one terrorism expert told me this image is overwhelmingly used by isis supporters. there are also different images -- he posted a picture that represents the schools of thought in islam -- >> are these pictures of him? >> they are. he talks about liking the chicago bulls, l.a. lakers, loves comedy shows. it's difficult to put this together. we gained access to his restricted facebook profile through a friend. and he said on september 2nd, isis's actions are just going to make our lives harder. so it's very difficult when you look at

character, in fact we used him as the standard of deficiency in character for a long time afterward, and i leigh scrutiny and lack of privacy to get the prize or the guy who will give up his career am byes on the point he won't have to talk about things and in fact talking about his private life he is legitimatizing a kind of journalism that is bad for the country. that is an important question. >> rose: are we different than other nations and more tyrannical on sex and politics? >> i think we always have been and there are people who would argue that there is aj% continm and we work through it, right? there is an argument, okay hart gets drummed out but clinton becomes president and maybe we just have become more like europe where we have scandals but we survive them and fine with people. i reject that argument, because i think at we have actually -- what we actually enup doing is changing the definition of leadership and suitability for office. we all say that bill clinton was the greatest politician of his age, what we really mean most of the time and i think bill clinton is an intellectual

you can get any service the serviceovides from room to ava leigh -- a valet.that will deliver service over the top. this aligns with what the smart luxury traveler once. -- wants. i'm sure you guys talk about them of the time. from brick countries. casual in demeanor and address but demanding and service. -- in service. my brand conrad, this is my 24th hotel around the globe, if i can aligned to that brand, that would be terrific. >> who is spending money in this type of hotel? what nationality? any impact from russian travelers? inrussian travel, the growth russian travel has been disproportionate. we have not seen any kind of legal to that. -- wiggle to that. really, it is about mindset. similaritiese between a young asian traveler and brazilian traveler in the right to socioeconomic status. -- strata. they have more similarities than differences. >we are also exploding with the waldorf astoria. >> in china. thank you for coming in. you are looking at a live shot of the city of london where equities are set to open in 10 minutes. to theoing to talk brokers m

so there are protocols in place where those individuals who are leighing west africa and traveling to the west are screened. while we've also provided guidance to pilots, flight attendants and others who make up the -- who are responsible for the staffing of our transportation infrastructure, we've given them guidance for monitoring the health and well being of travelers. to ensure that if they notice individuals who are exhibiting symptoms that seem to be consistent with ebola, that the proper authorities are notified. there are also screening procedures in place at our border, so as individuals enter the country, they are observed by customs and border patrol and others to protect the broader american public. so there's nothing about this case that we know so far that would indicate any weakness or any flaws in that system right now. but that said in light of this incident, the administration has taken the step of recirculating our guidance to -- to law enforcement agencies that are responsible for securing the border, to those agencies that represent individuals who staff the airli

she released a statement which reads in part, my family is in deep sadness and grief but we leigh him in the hands of god. our deepest sympathies go out to his father and family in liberia and here in america. eric was a wonderful man who showed compassion towards all. i trust a thorough examination will take place regarding all aspects of his care. i am now dealing with the sorrow and anger that his son was not able to see him before he died. this is dramatically changed our lives. and we will be grieving for a long time. may eric rest in peace. now, the hospital here has come under scrutiny for their decision to discharge duncan on the 24th, after he came here to the emergency room. he returned on september 28th in an ambulance and was diagnosed with ebola. from there he was in serious condition and then downgraded over the weekend to critical condition. he was on a ventilator, kidney dialysis machine. right now all officials are expressing their sympathies toward their family as well as commending the medical staff, saying this has been a real test of their health care system and t

he dies just before that so what i think's -- i agree with leigh that what would have happened is jacksonysburg would have held the high ground south of town with the famous big top round talk, that would have been held by the confederates on the following day so all those things that are exciting for the high ground would not have happened. the interesting thing, that is true. what then happened we don't know. one of the interesting things, let's just say jackson instead of stopped and didn't pursue, jackson certainly would have. let's just say if that happened and the confederate won the battle? and let's say that they continued their campaign. where you going to do? bear in philly? what would we burn? where would we move. the interesting thing is i think on some level, imagining a confederate army lose up their having won at gettysburg and that went back and told this to be bled dinner tonight. the yankees -- the north thought the war with one arm behind its back. i think the other arm comes out if you have a victorious confederate army on the rampage in pennsylvania. jackson wanted to

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. >> thank you, leigh gallagher.> call it project white house if you will. see what barrage fashion's biggest names to 1600 pennsylvania avenue yesterday next on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. [thinking] started my camry. drove to her wedding. did not forever hold my peace. [laughing] wow! the bold new camry. one bold choice leads to another. toyota. let's go places. yoplait light is now better than ever. it still melts in your mouth. with 90 calories. and is now aspartame free. yoplait light. it is so good; it's better than ever. gave ways to other power players. some of the biggest fashion designers came to town to help others. chip reid is there with the runway royalty. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yesterday's event was part of michelle obama's event. it's to hear about success from people who have already achieved it. >> is this not cool? i mean come on. you're in the white house. >> more than 150 students from up and down the

. >> when we arrested him, he was on his way to leigh the country.statement provided for us, we could not have enough evidence to charge him and to detain him. so we released thim and we continued the investigation. >> police say they believe the man was radicalized after he converted to islam about a year ago. >> well, american newspaper legend ben bradley has died at the age of 93. as executive editor of "the washington post," ben bradley championed a somewhat unlikely pair of young reporters, bob woodward and carl bernstein. their reporting exposed what became known as the watergate scandal which led to the resignation of the u.s. president richard nixon back in 1974. bernstein spoke to cnn by phone about his former boss. >> there is nobody else like him. there was a physicality to the way he presided over the news room that was utterly himself. all about getting the story. but his life was really about the truth. there's never been anybody that i've known in this profession that just had an absolute standard about the truth and he would dres you

i can assure you they did not have medicare regulations -- medicaid regular leighs in that second half of '65. the first year of medicaid they basically said whatever you're doing we'll cover half. whatever you're doing for the poor, we'll cover half. 26 states took it up, exactly the same number that expanded medicaid this time. okay? what this color-coded map tells you is what year states decided to create medicaid. dark blue is the first year, light blue the second year, that sort of fluorescent blue, virginia, tennessee, colorado, that was the fourth year, deep south five years in. and my point is this -- over time the hospitals and the health care system where coverage expansion happens persuaded those who were ideologically, philosophically, and arguably racially opposed to create the medicaid program in the first place. they finally came around. why? because their health care systems are a hell of a lot stronger with it. so why would you be mean to this person? this person is -- she calls herself in "the new york times" the reason this law was passed, working at a hair cuttery,

leigh carter is here with the details.ood morning. >> we're going to get right to it. the first ad is for the texas governor race and it is getting dirty, at least on the democrats side. let's see this ad from wendy davis. >> a tree fell on greg abbott. he sued and got millions. since then he spent his career working against other victims. abbott argued a woman whose leg was amputated was not disabled because she had an artificial leg. >> greg abbott the attorney general paralyzed from the waist down. is this a below the belt ad that didn't go over well? >> it was so disappointing to people. women went down to zero on the dials. they told us it is abhorrent, making a negative statement about wendy, not making a negative statement about him. they couldn't believe she went that low. then she doubled down on it. she won't back off of this ad that people are upset about. >> a lot of people said this is a hail mary, down by double digits and doesn't have a chance of closing this gap. >> it is going to look back for her. it seem

we did vivien leigh. >> that is good. >> thank you. window and i couldn't resist it. >> you moved to new york city and that started it all to you. you had a benefactor of $1,000. >> he said we enjoyed you. i'll give you money with a stipulation, use the money to go to new york, two, never reveal my name. you must promise to help others out if you're successful. >> and you do. and you're back in new york. love it. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> good night. >> she's great. >> you can catch her now until november 8 in love letters along with brian dennehy. as always you can find me on twitter. >> coming up, steve's birthday. >> we've got a fox news alert. the turkish got not happy, a former c.i.a. operative has the very latest. details coming up. >> this sign ripped from a school after decades, but jesus didn't have to go far thanks to one couple. meet them straight ahead. ♪ ♪ keeping a billion customers a year flying, means keeping seven billion transactions flowing. and when weather hits, it's data mayhem. but airlines running hp e

. >> as carol leigh said she pointed it out yesterday, "wall street journal" white house correspondentit seems even more preposterous when we the media had to get there three hours beforehand, sit there. then they let this guy everybody amble on with a gun. >> that's what i'm hearing from sources close to the spouse. julia pierson the director resigned yesterday telling bloomberg news in quote, i think it's in the best interest of the secret service and the american public if i step down. congress has lost confidence in my ability to run the agency. media has made it clear that this is what they expected. officials say -- i'll tell you what they say happened. president obama lost faith after learning he shared an elevator last month at the cdc with an armed man with a criminal record. pierson told obama only moments before it was reported. >> i can tell you the white house first learned of that incident yesterday afternoon shortly before it was reported by a news organization. >> she did not tell him about that or the agency did not tell the white house about that until -- he didn't kn