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i'm lisa fletcher in for antonio mora, this is "consider this", those stories and more. >> the department of homeland security announcing new rules. >> all travellers from ebola plagued countries... ..will be funnelled through one in five airports. >> attacks in iraq. >> fresh assaults on davide moscardelli and mt sinjar. sinjar. >> a reannouncement of the ferguson commission. >> these are difficult conversations that for far too long have been avoided. sexting is a bad idea. >> kids, sex and technology. >> once you send something to somebody you have lost the ability to control that. >> they announce a major breakthrough in nuclear fusion. >> it would produce less waste than coal-powered plants and decade. >> we begin with efforts to add safeguards to keep ebola spreading to the u.s. jeh johnson, from homeland security announced people flying from guinea, liberia, sierra leone, will be required as of with respects to use one of -- as of wednesday, to use one of five airports that is screening passengers. they are j.f.k., new york lib lish other i, o'hare, hartsfield jackson. a reuters po

. ♪ >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you are in the "the stream," after six years and $14 trillion in lossesthe united states seems to finally be recovering from the great recession at least according to the banks. but how are consumers faring? and worldwide debt is at a record high. are we heading towards another global financial crisis? ♪ >>> digital producer and co-host, wajahat ali is here, bringing in all of your feedback. you hear from the banks and the financial institutions and things look so good. and we talk to folks on the streets and it's not quite sorossy. >> some say the economy is recovering. however, for our online community, they are very skeptical: so there sentiment that the system might be rigged. >> it was the most vicious hit to the u.s. economy ever since the great depression. the crisis resulted in 8.7 million jobs disappearing, an estimated $14 trillion in lost output, not to mention the millions of homes that fell into foreclosure, and from bank bailouts to out right buyouts, the feds and institutions have put forth various remedies. experts say we are recovering. b

. ♪ >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream.m tow trucks to nfl, has the campaign become so successful that it's no longer really serving it's purpose? so is the purpose of breast cancer awareness month drowning in a sea of pink? october, as we mentioned is breast cancer awareness month, making pink the gold stone of marking. some make hefty donations to breast cancer charities, but many businesses are accused of pink washing, companies that use breast cancer awareness to improvele bottom line and lack of transparency in their fundraising. our executive producer, we asked that question to our viewers. has pink become so widespread that it has lost it's meaning? >> you know, our community is really divided on that and what it means: so as always, it's a live conversation, so feel free to joining us. by logging on. >> joining us onset with a critical eye all of this is gayle, the founder of the breast cancer consortium, and author of pink ribbon blues. and she's a prominent arthur of breast cancer research, one the top women's hea

. >>> hi i'm lisa fletcher and you are in the stream. afghanistan enters a new chapter in its democracy this week. hear from afghans about their hopes for the road ahead, and what the u.s. is banking on this time around. ♪

drugs in short supply, plan b can leave firing squads and electric lisa fletcher is out. all of the live feedback from our third host of the show. the online community, whenever we host i have the point light hearted topics first it was abortion, but in all seriousness, this is the third real topic in america, you can't mention it without a debate. i am sure our online community is heating up. >> not just about the different methods but the death penalties makes sense all together. there is no civilized way to kill, buzz kaling is inherently uncivil id. and then we have vincent here that says we should give murders the same consideration they gave their victims. keep talking my man. throughout the show. should those condemned to death be forced to face the firing squad? the death penalty is legal in more than 30 states, with roughly 3,000 waiting on death row. the united states has caried attainerly 1300 executions 87% using he that will injection, it is a method viewed as humane. now states are fating a dilemma, maker oz f a key ingredient are halting production of the d

. >>> hi i'm lisa fletcher and you are in the stream. afghanistan enters a new chapter in its democracy this week. hear from afghans about their hopes for the road ahead, and what the u.s. is banking on this time around. ♪ >>> my digital producer and co-host wajahat ali is here, bringing in all of your feedback throughout the show. a lot of activity from our community on this topic. they are also concerned about a rough road ahead. >> yeah, because afghanistan is a country besieged with challenges right now. it has fended off invaders for centuries. er >> and we hope that's not the case with afghanistan. >> now we're going to get our community into this a lot today. >> absolutely. >> this week afghanistan marked its first democratic legelectio. he appointed his rival to a position similar to prime minister. the war-weary country remains plagued with a list that goes on and on. but security did seem to be at the top of ghani's priority list when he authorized a deal to keep thousands of american troops beyond 2019. the move eased tensions

are we spending billions because lisa fletcher is out.ll of the live feedback from our third host of the show. the online community, whenever we host i have the point light hearted topics first it was abortion, but in all seriousness, this is the third real topic in america, you can't mention it without a debate. i am sure our online community is heating up. >> not just about the different methods but the death penalties makes sense all together. there is no civilized way to kill, buzz kaling is inherently uncivil id. and then we have vincent here that says we should give murders the same consideration they gave their victims. keep talking my man. throughout the show. should those condemned to death be forced to face the firing squad? the death penalty is legal in more than 30 states, with roughly 3,000 waiting on death row. the united states has caried attainerly 1300 executions 87% using he that will injection, it is a method viewed as humane. now states are fating a dilemma, maker oz f a key ingredient are halting production of the dru

. ♪ >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream.ks to nfl, has the campaign become so successful that it's no longer really serving it's purpose? so is the purpose of breast

. ♪ >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you are in the "the stream," after six years and $14 trillion in lossesed states seems to finally be recovering from the great recession at least according to the banks. but how are consumers faring? and worldwide debt is at a record high. are we heading towards another global financial crisis? ♪

i'm lisa fletcher, in for antonio mora. those and other stories straight ahead. >> the u.s. resupplied kurdish fighters with. >> weapons ammunition medical supplies.

i'm lisa fletcher, in for antonio mora. those and other stories straight ahead. >> the u.s. resupplied kurdish fighters with. >> weapons ammunition medical supplies. kobani. >> if the city is overtaken, the kurdish forces will be slaughtered. >> the 21 day qua quarantine period duncan. >> this is the booze scene at a pumpkin festival. >> i had a bottle thrown at me and i lost consciousness. >> serial killer. possibly bringing an end to a string of murders that stretch back decades. >> apparently received social security benefits. >> vehicles whose air bags can cause serious injuries. >> instant blindness and followed by gushing blood. >> we begin with strange bed fellows, the in the fight against syria and iraq. kurdish forces struggling to push i.s.i.l. out of the syrian city of kobani. brian wilson, fighting alongside syrian kurds, say they have been struggling for weeks against the better weaponed i.s.i.l. fighters. >> they just need more help. if they had better technology better weapons they could finish on their own. >> meanwhile, turkey made a surprising announcement.

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i'm lisa fletcher in for antonio mora, this is "consider this", those stories and more. >> the department of homeland security announcing new rules.

i'm lisa fletcher in for antonio mora, welcome to "consider this" those stories and more straight ahead. >> terror, north of the border. a canadian soldier is killed, a gunman brought down. >> michael shot and killed a soldier at the national war memorial. >> we're going to do everything we can, to make sure we're standing side by side. >> a blockbuster report. >> on michael brown's death. >> seemed to support the officer's side of the story. >> if this report holds up warren will not be indicted for michael brown's death. >> orphans only a few days old stigmatized shunned. >> university of north carolina. >> you made the dean's list despite never attending any of the classes. >> as an athlete we weren't there for education. >> not one person should be dying from an unintentional overdose of painkillers prescribed by your doctor. >> are we a healthy people or are we creating an epidemic. >> we begin in ottawa, where a man fatally shot a soldier, then entered the parliament building, continued firing shots and was shot and killed. authorities identified the man as michael zehaf bibeau. ,

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. >>> welcome back to "consider this", while i was off, lisa fletcher filled in.nterviews. >> a disturbing report from the associated press is casting light on an ugly episode in the u.s. history that is going on. since 1979 least 38 of 66 suspected nazi war criminals who came to america after the war used a legal loophole to correct millions in social security benefits, apparently in return for leaving the country. four of the suspects are still alive, and receiving benefits, including guards who served in auschwitz and other camps. i'm joined from washington d.c. from richard lardner who co-authored the piece. >> thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> when did it start. and why did the nazi hunters agree to the deal? >> you have to go back, and there were many nazi persecutors who came to the united states after the war. a few of them got in. an ss connection was a disqualifier. if you said your honour part of the squerman army and downplayed the role you had adds many as 12,000 came in the country. they worked and blended into the communities and ne

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district attorney lisa fuhrman dedicating hero plaques in ardmore, he suffered a heart attack in 1966 and fletcherin 1927, the motorcycle patrolman was killed in a crash while trying to pursue a suspect. still to come on "action news" this noon, conservative cage ricks are speaking out after a report from the vatican suggesting it was softening its views on gays in the catholic church. ♪ with the card accepted by 90% of doctors and specialists in the philadelphia region, you have the compassion and security of blue cross. giving you the freedom to relish right now. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> a trucker survive aid brush with death in rochester, new york, the tractor trailer was dangling off the edge of highway for two hours and finally a firefighter was able to repeal down the ramp to rescue the driver. >>> the parents of a missing college student in virginia, issue aid new message to mark one month. police arrested jesse matthew in texas and charged him with kidnapping with intent to defile. in the grands message they said that it's heart breaking for us that the person or persons