. >>> a little farther down the leaderboard is jared lyle who shot an even 72 today. lyle's fight to the top of the leaderboard this weekend won't be nearly as as the one he went through over two years ago. >> reporter: there haven't been many bogeys to speak of recently for lyle who qualified by rolling a 25-foot put in a play-off. >> got myself a little fist pump. i have done it. but in the car on the way home i kind of screamed like a little girl. >> reporter: lyle hasn't played on the pga tour since he developed leukemia for the second time in 2012. >> obviously annoyed somebody somewhere. they have chucked it at me twice now. >> reporter: the most recent bout came in the middle of his wife' pregnancy. >> she made the doctors delay my treatment so i can see my daughter be born and have that to hang on to as i was dealing with what i was dealing with. >> he just didn't have the time to just sit back and wallow in what was happening. it was just, you know, what's going on with lucy, what's she is doing, laughing, rolling, doing all these other things. >> i owe a lot

lyle where he is from? >> i am from maine originally and spent a lot of time in massachusetts. >> yep. >> you're pretty good with the rs. but charge and card, i'm from boston. we struggle with those rs. >> we don't have to bring in an ininterpreter tor, fortunately. you're accompanied by mr. hl larry. did you have an opening statement, sir? >> yes, brief comment. >> yes. good afternoon, thank you for the opportunity today to as i respond to your questions regarding the purchase of espresso machines and accessories in koda, japan. we appreciate the -- matters effecting the readiness of quality of by airmen and their families and remain vigilant. resource management services is somewhat unique because we're responsible for funds proepuated by congress as well as none appropriate funds or navs. they're generated by recreation activities through sales and fees charged such as the purchase of goods and services and a share of the army and air force services dividends. in 2007, air force services, another proep r

gerri: so, lyle, how big of an advance is this? it seems to me it takes a long time to figure out currently if somebody has ebola. we're watching people for 21 days. they have to be specially contained. what would your technology do? how would it change that process? >> so it is a long process currently to be able to diagnose somebody with ebola and to run the tests. if you have the facilities it still takes anywhere from six to 24 hours to come to that diagnosis. what our system does is, it takes the laboratory out into the field, at the point of need, point of sampling. and, by being able to advance your laboratory all the way out to the limited resource limited areas, you can test their at the site and come to a diagnosis within a few minutes. our prototype units, are processing samples in as little as 2010 minutes. the next generation, the flier fly unit we are talking about we expect to do that this ten minutes. gerri: wow. >> that the same results are what you achieve in the laboratory. when you forward deploy out in resource

that we have here in the archives which are the political cartoons and everything else cartoons of lyle lahey. so i'm going to just talk through them and get a little give a little insight into what they say about wisconsin and the shared political life. every once in a while they would be a there would be a cartoon that would actually be funny only in a really dark and sort of sad way. i love how this cartoon you can kind of imagine in the newspaper and the kind of being hit hard by the depiction of the death and destruction and then i think this kind of comment about killing to democratize expecting something about the position towards the war and the u.s. involvement abroad we really see throughout the entire collection or even some of the latest cartoons and we will talk about them in a little bit. they tend to spread democracy abroad that but we also see him being critical of actions in the middle east in iraq and afghanistan and libya and i think that we could imagine serious. this is some of those cartoons that i think can stop you even though there is a type of dark humor it's t

robert lyles is live in northwest washington. >> the orioles came rallying back in the fifth inning, but the question is, are d.c. fans, nats fans, willing to back the boys from baltimore. >> let's go o's, let s's go o's! >> most of the people in d.c. were supporting them before the nats got here. demoralized byy the aristocracy? >> i grew up in the d.c. metro area. >> nats fans demoralized after the sweep by the san francisco giants, rising up to support the orioles? >> i think there is a rivalry. >> but wearing black and orange is nothing new , say theseo's faithful. >> the nats came along later, from canada. thehe o's have not seen world series since 1983. >> my whole time on earth, i cannot remember when they won. >> loyalties diehard. it would have been easier to f ind that than a nats fans willing to chant orioles magic. fans secretly rooting on the o's from the anonymity of their living room? >> you don't have to hate one team to like the other. >> considering camden yards is experiencing a sellout crowd tonight, you have to imagine many people filling the seats home.he dmv >>

erin lyles, cbs news, camp leatherneck, afghanistan. >> by january 1, only about 10,000 u.s. military personnel will remain in afghan. >> all of those will be in an advisory capacity. >>> wusa9 and dc jobs want to help get you hired. vornado/charms e. smith is -- charms e. smith is hiring a development manager. it's a full-time job. you need four years experience. fito nd out more go to wusa9.com/dcjobs. 6:35 right now. we'll be it's easy for politicians to forget that taxpayer money actually comes out of your pocket. i'm peter franchot as comptroller i know you work hard for your money. that's why i make sure that most of you get your state refund in three days or less. with new technology we've collected over 3 billion dollars from tax evaders. that's more money for schools, roads and public safety. and i've led the fight in annapolis against wasteful spending. this is your money and i'll never forget that. peter franchot maryland's comptroller. >>> 6:38 on this tuesday morning. it's a little cool out there. i think you need a light jacket or sweat shirt but nothing more th

lyles, abc 7 news. faxed thank you. montgomery county police released the name of a man stabbed to death in gaithersburg. and his nephew, andrew, got into an altercation yesterday. that is when russell david was stabbed multiple times. he died at the hospital. so far, no criminal charges have been filed in that case. the u.s. supreme court begins a new term tomorrow. the justices attended the 62nd annual red mass at the cathedral of saint matthew the apostle in the sec -- in northwest d.c. the justices will hear a number of appeals including two discrimination cases. the high court delayed a decision on whether to hear cases concerning same-sex marriages. coming up, new details on the evil outbreak. how health care officials are responding to calls for a travel ban on a from country in africa. honors.new memorial and learn what olympic swimmer michael phelps is doing to get his personal life back in order. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00. >> new developments in the fight against ebola. the head of the centers fo

lahey. >> lyle lahey is a local cartoonist who commented on national and local and regional news andevents he is an individual who was born in 1831 in northern end. he served a stint in the korean war from 1954 to 1956, which impacts some of the views and then goes to madison and earned a journalism degree. after that, he does come to green bay and works as a promotion manager for one of the oldest television stations in the state. he does that for 13 years in beginning in 1868 he becomes affiliated with one of the green bay newspapers, later becoming the green bay chronicles. this is a daily newspaper and said that if the manager of the commentary page and quickly becomes one of the cartoonists or the cartoonist for the newspaper. >> expands from 1968 until the time of his death in 2013. >> i am a professor of democracy and justice studies in political science. here at the university of wisconsin green bay. i am here to talk to a little bit about one of the special collections we have here at the archives, all of our political cartoons and lyle lahey. i'm going to talk to a little b

. >>> now, lyle, beating cancer twice and was playing on the pga tour for the first time since february012, approach on 18, set him up for a birdie. he finished the tournament at 5 under par. good for him. >> now, coming into today, the 4 shot lead, getting the birdie, on 12, back up, 15 under. he wins by 2 shots for his second career pga win. now, miller who brought that to silverado he expaeubgts tiger and rory to play. >> help me with this. what is clicking with his players? >> well, you saw the burying of a football. i don't think there is much that a coach can do. he did go vertically. they have not let that happen in four games this year. so, that strategy change, i think for the most part, the same players on the field. >> okay. >> yes. >> next week -- >> yes. carry over. >> yes. thank you very much. now, mark will introduce legislation in december to change the name to the robin williams tunnel. also an online petition with 55,000 signatures, late comedian actor lived nearby. >>> that will do it for tonight. we appreciate you watching. >> have a good night ,, ,, it's a fresh app

what that means, if drafted, he might do it late in the game, but that doesn't seem lyle. >> let me play a clip from ann romney. she was on tv. >> we have said we will never do it again. we have done it, we have had our turn. it was hard. >> to which you say? >> i believe her. i believe that ann romney. i guess more other recent ann romney's where she spoke to "the washington post" late today something not as definitive but, look. we know that the republican party, it is in their dna to let people have another chance. but usually just second chances. >> third? >> third chances, not so much. >> the thing i think is really interesting is maybe the reason why romney, his name is out there so much and that is about the midterm elections in three weeks. almost all of the competitive races are in red states where romney did really, really well. kentucky is a great example. he won by like 4 points and why he's out on the campaign trail because he can be an asset in states where it matters now. >> a lot of romney supporters including ann romney love the fact that mitt seems relevant again and im

we told you about jarred lyle. he made his fist cut in two years. one of the best stories on tour as we are just beginning pga tour. we will be back right after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> well, we have a live picture of the ferry building all lit up in orange. gorgeous for the giants. >> go giants. >> orange october is what it is called. >> have a good one. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now with your ticks on route 66, david letterman! captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( cheers and appla

lyle where he is from? >> maine originally, i spend a lot of time in massachusetts. >> you are pretty good with the r's. charge card. i'm from boston, we struggle with r's. >> we will have to get an interpreter. deputy director of air force services. did you have an opening statement? you are recognized. >> good afternoon. asnk you for the opportunity i respond to questions regarding the purchase of espresso machines and accessories in japan. we appreciate the leadership and support the subcommittee continually provides on matters affecting the readiness and quality of life for our airmen and their families. we remain vigilant for the need to continuously exercise tight fiscal stewardship. resource management in air force services is somewhat unique, because we are responsible for funds appropriate by the congress as well as not appropriate funds. salese generated through and things charge, such as the purchases of goods and services share ofrce services the army and air force exchange service dividends. se

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in a statement released by his family, that describe e lyle as a beautiful mix of eagerness and hesitancy, need and striving, caution and surprise. all of which were grounded in a pure, unconditional love. and there is also concern tonight about another preschooler at eli's school. his family anxiously awaiting results from the cdc to determine if he has the virus, too. >> there's no more symptoms of cold, but we are having trouble with breathing still. where he's gasping for air. >> reporter: david, dris ticket district officials say they are taking every precaution. and while parents are still concerned, officials say attendance initially dropped down to 45%, but today, back up to just shy of 100. david? >> all right, thank you. >>> and we have been reporting here on the giant cases of credit card theft, your personal information stolen. home depot, target and last week, of course, jpmorgan chase. well, tonight here, the new bust. were your credit cards used to buy these luxury goods? here's abc's gio benitez tonight with pictures. >> reporter: tonight, allegations of one of the boldest

lahey. >> lyle lahey is a local cartoonist who commented on national and local and regional news and events. he is an individual born in 1931 in northern wisconsin, he served a stint in the korean war from 1954-1956 which impacted his views. after we went to green bay, for a promotion manager some of the oldest television stations in the state, for 13 years, he becomes affiliated with one of the green bay newspapers, later becoming the green bay chronicle. is a daily newspaper. he starts out as the manager or editor in the commentary page, and the cartoonist for the newspapers then. his career spans 1968 until his death in 2013. >> i am a professor of democracy and justice study and political science. at the university of wisconsin green bay, i am here to talk about a special collection we have here at the archives, political cartoons and everything else. i am going to talk through a bit of them and give a little insight into what they say about wisconsin and green bay. every once in awhile i would hit a cartoon that would be funny in a dark way. i love how this cartoon, you can imag

you would never know heat lyle buts do anything interest report roar he turns on the lights in his barhit that, you'll notice it turns into mood lighting here. ♪ >> reporter: cranks up music and cools different rooms. his interest in home automation star add couple of years ago when someone put a bullet through his fence. >> that's really what triggered by deep interest in home automation because i said well it could have a security related angle maybe i can keep my family safe, too it's cool tech factor. >> reporter: fatherhood made technology even more track tiff. >> the first wave was basically learning about my children's habits when they're sleeping when they wake up. >> reporter: a drop cam with a mike let's him commune cat with his twin two year olds from anywhere in the house. programmable lights let them know it's time to go to bed. >> the reason why i spend 50 or $100 every couple of months add agnew device for that convenience. >> reporter: he primarily uses a company called smart things. recently bought by samsung. a hub allows him to connect all sorts of devices. >> basica

cbs news producer lyle was there. >> ma reaps worded planes for the last time. >> i have an eight month-old little boy at home. i missed receive months of his life so far. ready to not be here ever again. >> it was the head quarters in southern afghanistan. it was also the deadliest province for coalition forces. nearly 1,000 troops were killed here during the 13-year conflict. >> before board flights, the marines turned over the guard post one by one. by the time the last platoon left the base, the camp was entirely under afghan control. >> the taliban has been stepping up its attacks in anticipation of the draw down. at least seven prosecutors were killed in the northern part of the country. gent green questions will the afghan forces are a match for the taliban. >> can they come together as a country, that is yet to be seen. >> as they leave, the marines worry they may have to come back one day to fight again. aaron lyl e, cbs news afghanistan. >> by january first, about 10,000 u.s. military personnel will remain in afghanistan. all of them in advisory roles. >>> it is mat of other hours

. >> employer could be lyle for something -- >> then right then that is the points, if man has lead onhis -- lied -- his application. >> was not the case. >> fired at time of the hiring but months. >> employers can continue to month or. neil: you are bad as person that redrew christopher columbus that person has to go, ladies, neither of you are evil. >> when we come back, far to little old lady, poor is last thing you will end up saying about this lady, this homeless lady, after this. yoshi, we're back. yes, sir! ♪ more shipping! more shipping! ♪ [ beeping ] ♪ [ beeping ] maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only national is ranked highest in car rental customer satisfaction by j.d. power. (aaron) purrrfect. (vo) meee-ow, business pro. meee-ow. go national. go like a pro. your studied day and night for her driver's test. secretly inside, you hoped she wouldn't pass. the thought of your baby girl driving around all by herself

. >> they know better than to engage in this sort of lyle activity. it really is disgusting. >> reporter: senator halllong is running for re-election. and issued a statement. sadly this race has become tough and personal. my husband is my high school sweetheart and loves me very much. i was not aware that he's allowed the campaign attacks to get the better of him. of course, i'm disappointed in him and wish it had never happened. and gop candidates are calling for the senator to remove herself from the election race. reporting live from delaware, katy zachry, "nbc10 news." >>> now in an attempt to strike this morning, union workers are making preparations in case talks fall through leading them to walk off the job. as local 234 members left a strike captain's meeting, carrying on-strike signs. the work stoppage could happen as soon as monday. the union president says a decision will likely be made by tomorrow. both sides confirm that they're still working towards a resolution. >> as we look at it and evaluate where we are and we'll make a decision. >>

he said is casey would not be coming out tonight and that he deferred many questions related to the lyleend of things and the court ordered quarantine. he was very light hearted with everyone. he said we are trying to prevent harm. and we don't want to make anyone feel uncomfortable. they real little want respect from the community. they are trying to give the community respect as well. >> erin, thank you. >> that's pretty much all we have from here in fort kent. i will toss it back to you. greta. >> on gretawire i posted my thoughts on this. erin, thank you. coming up, i will talk to you off the record on this mischief night. should we press our >>> let's all go off-the-record for main. should we lighten up on kids? of course, vandalism is wrong, it's against the law. cheating in school. that's wrong, too. i wonder if the punishment these days for children acting stupid like children do too harsh? i worry about kids getting caught cheating and getting thrown out of school. that's an academic death penalty. if the kid gets picked up for minor vandalism more like a prank he gets tossed in

. >> employer could be lyle for something -- >> then right then that is the points, if man has lead ons -- lied -- his application. >> was not the case. >> fired at time of the hiring but months. >> employers can continue to month or. neil: you are bad as person that redrew christopher columbus that person has to go, ladies, neither of you are evil. >> when we come back, far to little old lady, poor is last thing you will end up saying about this lady, this homeless (vo) rush hour around here starts at 6:30 a.m. - on the nose. but for me, it starts with the opening bell. and the rush i get, lasts way more than an hour. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your passion for trading. that's why we've built powerful technology to alert you to your next opportunity. because at scottrade, our passion is to power yours. (receptionist) gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only sh we stime and mbel time? ney? t

. >> isn't lyle in the room? lyle is in the room. >> only because he has an independent press credential. >> one thing i like to tell people is that when we had to decide when the healthcare cases -- sorry to keep going on the healthcare cases. it was traumatizing. i'm not over it yet. i'm working through it with your help. one of the things that was super emblem attic is you had to make a choice between either being in chamber, watching this historic hand down, watching john roberts read his opinion, watching ginsburg read and then knowing that when you were finally allowed to leave, 19 hours later, because they were reading, it was over. it had been tweeted. it had been discussed. wolf blitzer had been talking about it for an hour and a half. it was over. but i chose to be there. the other choice was to be in a room where you could hear it but you couldn't -- if you left, you were stuck. you could hear it but not leave. or could you be in a room where you could neither see nor hear but you could write. it was l

i won't. [ applause ] lyle rosenblum? >> yes, yes, hello. i'm here. but i actually go by mr.ton. >> seth: oh, are you her husband? >> well, that depends on who you ask, seth. i would say, "yes." but the police have said no. [ laughter ] by the way, is my seat more than 100 feet away from where she'll be sitting? >> seth: i'm sorry, are you a stalker? >> guilty as charged. [ laughter ] why do you ask? are you a stalker? >> seth: no, no, i'm a talk show host. >> ooh, a talk show host! where do you live? >> seth: all right, moving on. [ laughter ] oh, george washington? >> here. though i go by president george washington. i also go by termite teeth, dollar face, ghost hair, the brit crusher, buttons mcgillacutty or chaz. [ laughter ] >> seth: you know what? why don't you just tell me whichever one you want to be called. >> chaz. >> seth: okay, chaz it is. [ laughter ] glooper glopper? >> uh, my name is henry hunt? >> seth: do you go by glooper glopper? >> no. >> seth: oh, then you might be in the wrong seat. is there a glooper glopper here? >> up here! up here! [ laughter and ap

surveillance video outside of an apartment building on the 1200 block of south carolina lyle street showsim pacing around before getting in the front door. police say he comes out with a bagful of items. they believe may have been stolen from a home there. >>> all right. i'm pretty you've seen it gas prices at their lowest in nearly four years. aaa says the cost of a gallon of regular is just over $2 and 90 cents in saz. $2.95 in delaware and just over 3.20 in pennsylvania. falling crude oil prices, robust supplies and low demand are combining to give drivers break. >> i think it's break. unfortunately i'm upset that it's the wintertime. i'm not able to take advantage of my motorcycle. i got to drive this old bucket. >> aaa says prices will drop another 10 to 20 cents by the end of the year. >> his name is mr. biscuits although maybe it should be lucky. young cat that definitely used up one of his nine lives after going tour the ride of his life. mr. biscuits is being treated at metropolitan veterinary associates in norristown. asleep sedated this is what he look like two days ago after g

positive id corporation president lyle probst joins me now with all the details.how do you do that? that's great. >> it's been a long time in development to get it to this point. what's you anemic is not only the speed at which we're able to detect something like ebola virus or another pathogen, but it's that we're able to take this device, this laboratory in the palm of your hand, and take this out into the field out to these resource-limited areas where you don't have the trainee equipment that's required to detect whether ebola or something similar to it is out there in the environment. >> let me ask you, on top -- i would still institute a travel ban personally. i still believe we need to secure our borders for this issue and issues of national security. if i was in the white house and heard this device was available, i would contact you immediately considering 70% of the people who contract this virus die. has anybody from the government contacted you? >> so we've been in contact with the government for quite some time. the predecessor to this instrument is a

he said is casey would not be coming out tonight and that he deferred many questions related to the lyle of things and the court ordered quarantine. he was very light hearted with everyone. he said we are trying to prevent harm. and we don't want to make anyone feel uncomfortable. they real little want respect from the community. they are trying to give the community respect as well. >> erin, thank you. >> that's pretty much all we have from here in fort kent. i will toss it back to you. greta. >> on gretawire i posted my thoughts on this. erin, thank you. coming up, i will talk to you off the record on this mischief night. should we press our luck on kids in trouble. i will tell you whatyp.1w i thik next. ♪ i found a better deal on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or you can call 1-800-medicare. medicare open enrollment. you'll never know unless you go. i did it. you can too. ♪ come from all walks of life. if you have high blood

erin lyle, cbs news, camp leatherneck afghanistan. >>> dramatic rescue is caught on tape, coastguardpeople from the ocean near miami. those people were rescued from inner tubes and rafts, one person air lifted off the boat for treatment, no word on his or her condition right now. it is not clear if those people are in fact, migrant. >>> in hawaii dozens are preparing to leave their homes as lava inches closer to a rural town of big island. authorities say lava has pick up pace and moving at 15 to 20 yards each hour. lava flow has been moving towards town since june, speeding up and then slowing down at times. the red cross says it is opening up a shelter for evacuees. >>> terrifying landing is caught on video in portugal. strong wind causing a plane to sway as it landed. the wind up to 41 miles an hour were reportedly a lingering remanent of her can again sal owe but fortunately no one was injury. >>> good evening, everyone. if you are commuting on 95 i just tweeted this photo moments ago. it is not going to be a fun commute at all. this is i-95 not too far from girard avenue. if you

lyle assistant deputy sick - - secretary for contract in the united states air force and mr. larry then deputy director for services that united states air force. so if you come before the subcommittee for the investigations in accordance with rules reduce swear in witnesses i will administer the oath. raise your right hand please do you solemnly swear or affirm that testimony you're about to give is the whole truth and nothing but the truce? all of the witnesses the record will reflect answered in the affirmative. and thank you for coming today. of course, we don't have as many members today that we try to limit to five minutes we do have copies of your statements that will be made a part of the record if so ordered. see you can make some major points to the panel this afternoon

we will go on to lyle in plainfield, illinois. republican caller. caller: i think people misunderstand what is happening in the world. talk about the republicans representing the rich, but obama flies across the country and has all these meetings at a rate of $50,000 per plate. that sure is in the middle class or the poor people going to the dinners financing obama. has athe washington times story about that this morning, obama was the wealthy while knocking the billionaires. guest: that has been the democrats a gridded banished that they've had. i think it -- secret advantage that they've had. i think as cost obama this year. politically. you hear senate majority leader harry reid talk about the secret money on the republican side and all of the outside groups, but democrats have just as much financial firepower. perhaps more so, when you compare the outside groups money and the room -- and the presidential fundraisers. when you look at the fact -- the fat cats, they are a lot more democratic than you would expect. story in thee is a new york times

john lyle, he's the deputy assistant secretary for contracting at the u.s. air force. you are recognized. >> thank you, sir. good afternoon and thank you for the opportunity to testify this

i have to have the guys downstairs in my building come up and put lyle but the bees. >> oh, come on, even i can do that. >> i can't get the sons off! >> i'm with you. on more than one occasion, my father actually removed stitches from my body. >> yes. >> because he didn't want someone tolls do it. >> oh, my gosh! >> i kid you not. why would i pay $100 for somebody to do this? when i can come on, here, this this is not that complicated. >> no, i whole heart educationally agree this article. >> casey boy? >> no, no. >> no? >> no better than we. >> you built all those book shelves at your house, you have done some project. >> i can hang some -- >> , no i can be told where to make a cut. and, you know, i'm a good apprentice. but i am not a good foreman. >> doing this stuff? >> on pinterest? >> there is manterest. >> i did a project the other month, putting up toilet paper dispenser, and i did it wrong! i did it wrong. >> was it is outside? >> no, it was definitely inside. you know, making things level, doing level, you know? terrible at it. >> did you ever, there this is a test after mar

nobody cared that the technologists that the internet was governed in lylely decentralized function withoutside government based structures and didn't uncorporate strong security. now everyone cares about these things, at least to some degree. governments wake up to the fact they need to care what happens on the internet and how it works for all sorts of reasons both good and bad. companies are waking up to this fact and citizens are waking up to this fact. so as a result, what rused to be able to be decided on purely technological basis by technology experts or by informal agreements among service providers and major companies in the space is now the focus of a highly political process and that means the decisions that once were easy in terms of internet governance and management of security are now much harder and given how important the internet and cyberspace has become to everyone and everything, that isn't likely to change anytime soon and we need to take that into account as we build our policies. then lastly the third hard problem that i would identify for you stems from the struck

we will go on to lyle in plainfield, illinois. republican caller. caller: i think people misunderstand what is happening in the world. talk about the republicans representing the rich, but obama flies across the country and has all these meetings at a rate of $50,000 per plate. that sure is in the middle class or the poor people going to the dinners financing obama. has athe washington times story about that this morning, obama was the wealthy while knocking the billionaires. guest: that has been the democrats a gridded banished that they've had. i think it -- secret advantage that they've had. i think as cost obama this year. politically. you hear senate majority leader harry reid talk about the secret money on the republican side and all of the outside groups, but democrats have just as much financial firepower. perhaps more so, when you compare the outside groups money and the room -- and the presidential fundraisers. when you look at the fact -- the fat cats, they are a lot more democratic than you would expect. story in thee is a new york times

. >> is turkey our a lyle or not? -- is turkey our ally? >> they need tooct like allies.with billions in aid over the years. this is a heavy lift for them. their people are really angry especially those who live in southeast turkey but they still are not acting like allies. we need to do this thing together. >> our secretary of state says kobani, we moved like to keep that but not important. is it strategically important or not? >> this administration sends mixed messages. it is not clear. we have won multiple battles on the conventional battle field in the iraqi theater in the last couple of decade. the only thing that is different right now is our commander in chief. he is not up to it. >> yes or no, it is possible to have strikes in that area without american forces on the ground to highlight the targets? >> having them on the ground makes them much more effective. you can do strikes in the air from 30,000 feet but they are not going to be effective. no one is measuring the effectiveness of these attacks. they are saying we're doing attacks from 30,000 feet but what do