. >> is very disrespectfully alaska question mark patrick and i would talk about the n word and nigger it is important to respect not everyone in the row will agree with you just in case you have the conversation does not mean you are a dictator of thought. so exactly what a conversation is we do not agree on everything in life. that doesn't mean we are still not friends. but to attack his profession and to my family on the very first level but injuring a the conversation with respect if people actually listening like a lost art form but it is amazing you can have a conversation and try even the art someone who's disagrees with you because usually it is i disagree so i will shout this is what i think. even asking each other a question for a better understanding for that level is a start to. we were hoping to push people into not be afraid so that is like putting out there. >> a more critical response to the book has been good i that that was a great review getting people talking. any other questions? just like questioning at church. [laughter] >> my question is at what moment in your l

patrick. gary, kevin giddis. mark sebastian will come back in a few minutes when the s&p closes where they're all screaming in the pits. liz: oil touching its lowest level since 2012. we want to know what you think. are lower price as good sign or warning sign for the economy or a little bit of both? send us a message on the facebook page or tweet us@fbn, atb. we'll read your answers coming up. david: speaking of oil, are low prices here to stay? could rising demand eventually lead to a spike? doesn't look like it is happening right now. we'll talk to someone with real inside knowledge. john hofmeister, former shell oil u.s. president. he knows what is happening with oil. >> u.s. stocks posting the most volatile stretch since 2011. financials complained there wasn't enough volatility to make money on trade. she should be happy. what happens now? could all gyrations influence the federal reserve? we have one of the most respected fun managers on the street, anthony scaramucci, sky bridge capital founder and fox news co

mark prior. cal candidate patrick henry haze. we'll hear from the current governor mike beebe. from the university of central arkansas in conway, this is 40 minutes. >> welcome to the stage your team that is putting arkansas first, patrick henry hayes, mike ross, senator mike pryor, governor mike beebe and resident bill clinton! cheers and applause] >> good afternoon! ood afternoon! [crowd chanting bill] >> i am patrick henry hayes and i'm going to be your next second district congressman. let's go get them, all right! [cheers and applause] >> let me first of all say it's great to be in the city of colleges. it is a terrific afternoon and i'll tell you the energy that each of you are giving us on this stage is extraordinary. it's terrific. it pumps us up. we got two weeks to early voting, we're four weeks from tomorrow is judgment day and we know what kind of judgment we're going to have for all of us up here on this stage. so thank you for being here and helping that judgment come. good for democrats. let's go. [cheers and applause] in two days my grandson harper will turn 6.

patrick henry haze, mike ross, senator mark pryor, governor mike beebe, and president bill clinton! [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon. good afternoon. i am patrick henry haze and i'm going to be your next 2nd district congressman. let's go get them. all right! let me first of all say great to be in the city of colleges. it's a terrific afternoon and i will tell you, the energy that each of you are giving us on this stage it is extra ordinary, it is terrific and it pumps up. we have two weeks to early voting. we'll start voting a lot on early voting on the 20th. [applause] four weeks from tomorrow, is judgment day and we know what kind of judgment we're going to have for all of us up here on this stage. so thank you for being here and helping that judgment come. good for democrats. let's go. [applause] in two days, my grandson, harper, will turn six. in one week, on october 13th, my granddaughter, isabella, middle grand daughter, will turn 10. my granddaughter savannah, turned, she turned 12 on july 25th. now, mr. president, i think it was 11 days ago that

your team that is putting organs will burst, patrick henry, mike ross, senator mark pryor, governor mike beebe and president bill clinton. [cheering] [cheering] / [cheering] [cheering] >> good afternoon. good afternoon. i am patrick henry hayes and i'm going to be your next second district congressman. let's go get them. all right. let me first of all say it's great to be in the city of colleges. it is a terrific afternoon, and i tell you the energy that each of you are giving us on this stage is extraordinary. it's terrific and pumps us up. we have two weeks until early voting and we are going to start voting a lot. [applause] four weeks from tomorrow is judgment day and we know what kind of judgment we are going to have for all of us up here on the stage. so thank you for being here and helping us. good for democrats. let's go. [applause] and today is my grandson will turn six. in one week on october 13, my granddaughter isabella will turn ten. my granddaughter savanna turned 12 on july 25. now mr. president i think it was 11 days ago that you became a grandfather, right? [applause] se

he rally was for mark pryor, mike ross is running for overnor and congressional candidate patrick henry hayes and we will hear from the current governor mike bebe. university of central arkansas in conway, this is 40 minutes. > welcome to the stage your team that is putting arkansas first. hayes, mike ross, senator mark pryor, governor bebe, and president bill clinton! good afternoon, good afternoon. i am patrick henry hayes and i'm your next second district congressman. them!go get et me first of all say that it is a tkpwraegreat thing to be i city of colleges. afternoon and i will tell you the energy that us on this is giving stage is extraordinary, it is terrific. up.umps us we have two weeks until early voting and we are going to start voting a lot in early voting on the 20th. weeks from tomorrow. day. is judgment we know what dined of judgment we are going to have for all of us on this stage. for being here and helping that judgment come. good for democrats. let's go. two days my grandson harper will turn six. in one week on october 13, my isabella, middle grand daughter, will turn

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patrick tucker. coming up, ali baba's founder. ♪. >> welcome back, i'm emily chang. markkerberg is making efforts to connect with the chinese population, two prominent asian billionaires are setting their sights on hollywood. ma baba group chairman jack is meeting with hollywood exec tiffs. we spoke with alex gordon, author of "the coming collapse of china" about the meetings. we asked, what could they get out of a possible deal with hollywood studios. >> in the near-term, ali baba has a set top box and they have a j.v. relationship with lions gate allowing home to stream content to their customers in china. but this is more than the near term, i think. by going to more studios, they can get more content and offer it in a variety of different services with ali baba. over the long term, i wouldn't be surprised if ali baba decided to invest directly in u.s. companies like we've seen from softbank. ali baba's strategy has been to take small stakes in companies. we'll have to see if that continue thobes strategy or if they make an even larger investment in a u.s. film studio.

mark stoops. >> gary: tough special-team week, last week for kentucky, and that one was a tough one to take. the strategy was ok, the execution was not. patrick towles can come out and throw for more yards. he's at 380. >> verne: he's had a marvelous game. >> gary: that redshirt year last year -- his third year in the program has really helped him. a great idea for quarterbacks. don't be in too much of a hurry it play too soon. >> verne: patrick towles under the coaching of a quarterback coach, donny walker, talked with us yesterday about -- you understand the techniques, obviously. he was dipping in his throwing motion. >> gary: a little bit of a wind-up to it and i said "can you change at your age?" he said "i did change." he's matter of fact. he does not back down. i like to throw tough questions at these guys and he stares right at you. he's a thoroughbred. there is no doubt in my mind, he's going to play at the next level. >> verne: 45-31. 2:22 to go. dak prescott. >> gary: remember, six games -- what was it, 35 days. those injuries do not go away. >> verne: demarco robinson. >> gary: the subtlety. i like the way this kid will redmondmen

eastern, the governors debate between mark coakley and charles baker. currently governor duval patrick is not running for reelection. we do invite your comments through facebook and twitter. these are some of the ads residents are seeing. >> a few years ago wall street gamble with our money and destroyed so many lives. we could never let that happen again. charlie baker is offering the typical republican plan, tax cuts for corporations and not much for the rest of us. we need an economy where everyone gets a fair shot. the old boys club once charlie baker. i want to be a governor for you. >> democrats and independents across the state are supporting charlie baker. delivers,cause he creating jobs, balancing budgets. ande got people off welfare left massachusetts first place in jobs. he will bring massachusetts in a new direction. >> i am voting for charlie baker. >> she has been a powerful advocate for women and children and one of the toughest opponents that wall street and the big banks have ever seen. now she is running for governor with a plan to build an economy that works for ever

of governors in tight reelection battles, real clear politics shows mark dayton is ahead as he seeks a second term. joining us is patrick condon, who covers politics and government for the "star tribune." >> in advance of tonight's debate, what are you looking for? size up the race so far. somell, it has been to degree a quiet race compared to how governor races have gone in minnesota the last few cycles. the incumbent governor mark dayton has been ahead pretty consistently in polls. his republican opponent, jeff johnson, the hennepin county commissioner, has kept a light schedule of public appearances, has struggled a little to keep up with dayton's fundraising, though he recently closed the gap a little bit. each campaign has only aired one tv commercial so far, which for this late in the cycle is somewhat unusual. to a large degree, tonight's debate will be sort of an early chance to see these two interact with each other and sort of frame the race in a way to the larger public that has not necessarily happened yet. voters998 minnesota elected an independent, jesse ventura. he served one term, and there is an indepen

marks versus salesianun, saint augustine versus absegami, and sane joseph at atlantic city. erika. >> still ahead, patrickhem before. don't go anywhere, you don't want to miss this viral video, have you cracking upment also, word is ben after lick animate matt daman teaming up again this time for the small screen. details of their next project, that's ahead. we'll be right back. >>> the words is conspiracy, what chris brown thinks is behind the ebola outbreak in west africa. >> tweeted this saying quote i don't know but i think this ebola epiderm sake form of population control. his message was re tweeted more than 28,000 times in just over 24 hours. a few minute later though he followed with another tweet saying he needed to shut up. >>> the nominations are in for this year's american music awards, nominees for artist of the year include rapper iggy azalea, nominate in the six categories totalment joining are katie perry, george len end, lord. don't forget to cast your vote on line the ala's will air on november 23rd. >>> and, couple of oscar winners are headed to the small screen. according to the holly

mark edward gives san jose the early lead and a few minutes later he gets into the act. then in the second period it is patrick marlow's turn. he scored on the break away. the sharks go onto win 3-0. they are 2-0 on the season. >>> today in the bay is back in two minutes. election day just around the corner. our political analyst joins us to discuss why ethnicity may play a big role in this year's elections. >>> there's lots to do today in the bay. it's not until next weekend we have the great half-moon bay pumpkin festival. the organizers of next week's safeway world championship pumpkin way off will present a special screening of the rise of the giants. the feature link documentary about people who grow these giant pumpkins. the event today from 5:00 to 9:00 in outback. a movie plus barbecue plus meet and greet for a bargain. kids are just $10 if you buy ahead. go to rides of the giants movie.com. in san francisco mission district today that continues the bay area cuban festival at the mission cultural center. this year it's dedicated to ancestors and will showcase the music and dance and arts of the cuban c

track and pulled into "fox & friends" on the plaza now for a pit stop to mark a very special occasion, it's nascar driver danica patrick why today is so special and what we're going to be unveiling. >> it's the first of october and for anybody who knows anybody, you know somebody that's been affected by breast cancer, or if you watch sports, you see all those football players running around with pink. >> i love the support. >> for me and nascar, i have a special paint out for breast cancer awareness. until noon eastern tomorrow, you can go to godaddy.com/donate and anything over $10 you can nominate names to put on the car. >> i can put my mom and both grandmothers on that car? >> i'll run that car. anyway, it's pretty cool thing. and yeah, it's great cause. i've been affected. we were talking before we came on air. you had two. i've got this name, this name. >> you have a friend. >> my friend, heather. she tested positive for breast cancer gene. so 25, she had a double mastectomy and she went through all the hoops to take care of it. but far better than getting diagnosed, having that trauma, losing your hair, getting

patrick's day, it's weird. this is surprising. north korean dictator kim jong-un, last week, missed, he missed a ceremony marking the 69th anniversarye country. experts say it's especially strange because he knew cake would be there. [ laughter and applause ] weird. nobody knows where he is but the u.s. national security adviser says that there is no evidence that shows kim jong-un has been overthrown. if anything, he was probably just tipped over. [ laughter ] love going jong tipping. brings me back to high school. listen to this, john mccain said this weekend that there needs to be some sort of czar to deal with the ebola outbreak. an ebola czar. [ laughter ] so it turns out there's something you can put on your resume that's even worse than sandwich artist. [ laughter and applause ] not to cause a panic. it might be the same thing. [ laughter ] this is good news. a judge in alaska yesterday overturned the state ban on same-sex marriage. surprisingly progressive, yeah. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] crazy. and i have to say, surprisingly progressive for a state that won't even touch another state. [ laughter ] keep your distance, w

mark kirk is hosting a hearing for the u-s senate human rights caucus today. it focuses on isis's threat to chicago and national secu wgn's patrk elwood joins us liv from the n federal building. patrick? >> good afternoon. the growing threat of isis not only in the middle east but right here at home in chicago. that is what you reference. that is the subject matter of a hearing taking place today. being led by the u.s. senator. the senate human rights caucus. senators invitation. panel of chicagoans are here some of them are academic some of them are former iraqi citizens. who have family and friends living in the danger so on.zone. . a dangerous military assault to incidents closer to home like the attack last week at the canadian parliament. the imminent threat to chicago's old republic building the investigative unit reported a couple of months ago. this morning the senator put that question directly to the doctor. the assistant professor at governor state university. to what extent is chicago address? >> a direct threat to the people of chicago. yes. the fund is very instructive. devoted to operating in syria and iraq. their brand of ideology, other groups like them engaged in di

year with a number of governors lock battles, mark dayton is currently had in the polls as he seeks a second term. join us from st. paul, minnesota is patrickcondon who covers politics and government for the "star tribune." >> thanks. >> what are you looking for and size of this debate so far. >> it has been a quiet race so far compared to have governors races have on in minnesota for the last few cycles. the incumbent has an ahead pretty consistently in polls, his republican component, jeff johnson has kept sort of a light schedule of the book appearances. he has struggled a little bit to dayton fund raising although he has recently closed that gap. airing only one tv commercial. the large degree, tonight's debate is going to be an early chance to really see these two interact with each other and that hasrame the race not necessarily happened yet. >> in 1998, voters did elect. there is an independent party candidate. >> hannah nicollet has never run for office before although she has had a hand in independent party politics. she is kind of struggle to make an interest in this race. candidate,dent party they were factors in the governors ra

neil patrick harris gives you the power to write his life's thing is...our crazy tax code actually rewards companies... for shipping them overseas. it's wrong and i'm fighting to fix it. i'm markr...i brought republicans and democrats... together on a bill that gives incentives to companies that... bring high tech and manufacturing jobs to virgina. because instead of outsourcing jobs to china...we should be... insourcing them here for our people...and thats why i... approved this message. >>> 6:40,000. prices at the pump have flipped to new lows of the year. even better, signs indicate prices will head lower. >>> news 4's richard jordan is live in bethesda. drivers are seeing low prices in our area. richard, good morning. >>> hey, eun, good morning. it varies depending where you pump. the district tends to have higher gas prices in virginia. that's the cheapest in the region. there has been a 20 cent drop in gas prices just in the last month. let's take a look at the numbers. the national average $3.20 for a gallon of regular. now, in virginia, it's even lower than that. it's 20 cents cheaper there. maryland, it's holding true there. it is about $3.19. so just a cent me low th

mark >> no. stuart: tune in tonight to lou dobbs, he will have more on the ebola outbreak on the midterm elections. cheryl casone joins us now catching up with danica patrick she is sponsored by go daddy. she has been with them seven years, going on eight years. the amazing race car driver. a businesswoman, has her own company. a major supporter of rest cancer awareness month. today is the first day of breast cancer awareness month. she is doing something very special, i want you to watch this. >> let's talk about why you are here. you unveiled the new go daddy. >> to celebrate beginning of october breast cancer awareness, we unveiled my paint scheme for october. a lot of pink. the third-year they have sacrificed their normal green car and waited pink with a little bit of green and it is such a wonderful cause. it is so common to have people who are affected by breast cancer whether they are a family or a friend, and i am one of them. some people can donate until noon tomorrow and if you donate over $10, you get to elect a name to be put on the car, and that car with the names on it will be raised at martinsville and it is just a great way to appreciate al

patrick harris has everyone buzzing out the oscars. now he's here for his first interview since it was revealed he was the academy awards host. >>> and "shark tank your life." markepreneurs to the test on "gma." the ideas he's dishing out how to turn your idea into a business. as we say -- >> good morning, america. >>> and a big good morning. we have shark, mark cuban. right by the shark tank. he doesn't know how they're going to do. they're going head-to-head in just a little bit to see if they have what it takes. and mark will give them tips to turn it into cash. >> and tips for you at home as well. support that. and we're doing it outside and here. we're dancing into the weekend. d.j. prostyle is here with us this morning. >> absolutely and we want to show you video that we -- we can't get enough of. hope you like it. it's brad pitt just taking a stroll through the woods with a watching shirt. we have an interview with him and the cast of "fury," which is getting terrific buzz this morning. and he's talking about his wedding to angelina. >> we're going to hear from him, not just watching him walk. >> eventually. yes. i may not hear it, but i'll be listening a

patrick lynn, evan, myself, others engaged in this, and they are legitimate questions. there's a whole volume out there called robotic ethics that was published recently where these questions are debated. >> mark, did you want to -- >> yeah, i agree with adam. i think the main problem we have right now is that we have people driving cars. so, and whether or not they can, you know, i think they're the ones who are causing the accidents. not to say that, you know, we should take it away from them. but i think this technology, they're all engineering it -- at least what they're telling us -- these are going to be very, very cautious. chances are they already would have pulled over and stopped by the time they get to that point. i mean, they really are trying to avoid even getting to these questions, these ethical dilemmas. but as you said, it is a really interesting question. i think in the future it's something that developers are going to be working on. >> we have a question from the gentleman on the left. >> i'm michael -- [inaudible] washington, d.c. also. this is a little bit different here. i'm a regular cycler. i use this capital bike share thing. and most of us realize the advantage of cy