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martha? all right. a reminder to join all of us on election night. bret baier and megyn kelly will be hosting our coverage, bill will be working the board, i'm going to have a look at the exit polls, telling you what's on people's minds when they walk out of the polls on tuesday which is always very interesting. and that gets underway officially at six p.m., tuesday, november 4th, but we'll see people on sunday night as well. bill: told you, we're going to need a bigger bus to get all those folks up here to new york. >>> another former administration official slamming his ex-boss. the former u.s. ambassador for iraq saying everybody warned the president about isis. we'll ask ambassador james jeffrey about those claims in a moment. martha: and russian military planes making some brazen moves, forcing nato forces onto high alert. a tense situation as the world wonders what vladimir putin is up to. bill: also, here's a question: is mitt romney the darling of the midterms in 2014? >> it's like ro

bill: hi, martha. martha: i'm martha a. bill: i'm billy. batch released since february, but this one will be big. it includes details on the white water scandal and a file on monica lewinsky. martha: and as always, these things happen on a friday. this one happens fairly early on a friday. chris stirewalt just can't wait to dig into no ez documents this morning -- into those documents this morning. [laughter] >> well, when you used the phrase "laid bare," i think that may have been more apt than you meant, madam. [laughter] what we know is in there is a lot of internal communications from the white house about how to handle what's going on. now, james rosen, the intrepid james rosen will be sifting, panning for document gold through these things all amp. it is a friday, and it's also, of course, a holiday weekend. so that is the right time in american political life to do your docu-dumping. so they're putting it out there, the one they know is going to have the headline-generating things. but remember, hillary clinton is the front runner fo

martha? australia's taking a chance that no western country has been willing to take so far, they've imposed a travel ban on anybody trying to enter australia from west africa. and imposing a mandatory quarantine for anybody who already approved travel to australia from those countries. the the government suspending its humanitarian program in that country until further notice. bill: there is also an experimental ebola vaccine set to get under way in switzerland using a vaccine based on a genetically-modified chimpanzee virus and will be conducted on 120 volunteer participants. similar trials already underway in the u.s., u.k. and mali in west africa, and we had done a little bit of that too, right in just about a month or two. if you're confused about what the government's doing and not doing, you're not alone -- martha: no way. bill: we're trying to connect the dots as well. martha: parts of the military on one page, the pentagon on another page, the white house reluctant to say, it's reall

martha? martha: tragedy. alicia, thank you very much. >> some breaking news on the american nurse in maine, kaci hickox. the state now has finally been granted this temporary court order they have been pursuing for two days now. hickox has not been arrested but the judge is ordering her to submit to direct, active monitoring and coordinate her travel with public health authorities. not to be present in any public places like shopping center or movie theater. looking at house in northern maine. not to be present at work places. to maintain a three foot distance from others in public activities or walking, jogging, riding a bike as she did yesterday. not leave city the fort consent without consultation with public authorities. this is on behalf of a judge. the state went to court two days ago. there is a big legal fight. looks like they have won the first battle here in trying to get a little more control over her movements. she lives very far north in the state of maine. martha: not running into too many peopl

martha. martha: the cdc is coming under fire for not doing enough to help this dallas hospital both treat and stop the spread of ebola virus once they had it to deal with this. here is the head of the cdc last night with megyn. >> we know how ebola spreads and how to stop it from spreading but clearly what happened at the hospital shouldn't have happened. we're looking at that and saying, okay what is everything we can do to make sure anytime someone is caring for ebola their risk to kept to an absolute minimum. martha: is that too little too late? we'll talk to this man a former u.s. surgeon general, dr. richard carmona. we'll get his thoughts how he thinks the government has been handling all of this so far. we'll see what he has to say. bill: ebola in america, does it get worse before it gets better, yes or no? @marthamaccallum and @billhemmer. log on to our facebook pages, slash, america es a newsroom. -- "america's newsroom." perhaps not in dallas or go there immediately. that is what th

martha: yeah.tha: vice president joe biden got your full during a campaign event was pushing to raise u.s. minimum wage and said the hike would put a lot of pressure on many american small business owners. >> after this it will affect more businesses, does not clear save because after taxes and everything, w we're talking $16. martha: very hard for small businesses to make it. fox news to bitter gerri willis host of ""the willis report"." speaking for many small business owners across the country. >> it is not $7.25 or hour. a lot of tax on top of that. worker's comp., implement insurance, disability insurance, the numbers climb from there. what we know is these can be deployed 52% of americans, half of the workforce rely on small businesses to employ them. they are already trying to fight their way through this economy and now the government wants to put another tax on them. higher minimum wages. >> i'm in favor of doing something like wage subsidies or earned income tax. that doesn't penalize sma

now to martha. martha: one of the tightest senate races is going on in north carolina.nator kay hang is facing off against thom tillis and the gloves are coming off as it gets down to the wire. good morning, john. >> reporter: the closing days of this race, thom tillis is the speaker of the north carolina house. the incumbent senator kay hang is fighting to hang on to her seat. she got a rather odd endorsement from the charlotte newspaper saying she has been a disappointment and done about the minimum you would expect from a u.s. senator. that was an endorsement. still until recently she was able to keep tillis on the ropes on attacks on his record as speaker. >> kay hagan has been able to take this contest and shift the narrative to voting rights and healthcare and that put thom tillis on the defensive and been able to keep this contest very competitive unlike a number of other senate contests. >> reporter: the last two weeks the tide has been turning. til his who was cam bang senators mccain and graham yesterday at one of the big nascar powerhouses here has benefited

martha: i'm martha maccallum. we have a fierce battle along the turkish-syrian border. terrorists use tanks and artillery to force their way into the city of kobani which is a key stronghold in northern syria. >> reporter: the deadly fight is on for the syrian town of cobany including stepped up' u.s. involvement. it might be too late. we had a chance to see the black terror flaption of isis. it is a sign that isis has certainly arrived. also we have been hearing a lot of small arms fire across the city, the sign of a deadly street fight between the armed isis and the poorly armed kurds. we have heard u.s. coalition jets overhead. we believe we have witnessed a few airstrike as well. but we are waiting on centcom for confirmation. the fight is mainly inside the city. it's hard to hit isis inside the city now without civilian casualties. angry kurds are upset with the west and turkey for not doing enough. they also probably won't be too happy with what the turkish president said. the kurdish fighter flag is still flying, they are still holding out. bill: this is where gr

martha: you taught him how to do that. right, new jersey governor chris christie always on the short list people talk about is a potential candidate for 2016. i had a chance to sit down with the governor yesterday. we talked about a lot of topics. your some of the highlights. >> how do you think the president is doing and handling that pervasive unease talks about in this country right now? >> i did it help when he was on six minutes saying they underestimated isis. it is your administration. you have to be accountable for that. people are more nervous when he doesn't understand his own accountability for the current situation. somehow pushes it off for a day. he needs to be accountable. yes to come out with a firm, strong plan about how to deal with this and bring the coalition of people around the world to deal with it. those things will help to make folks feel better about the situation although it is a tense situation, america knows it is disheartening. martha: you ever wish you had run last time when so many people wa

martha?a: mike, thank you. ♪ ♪ bill: so the white house accused of stonewalling in this irs targeting scandal. house republicans now demanding testimony from what they say is a key witness who could unlock the mystery of who at the white house knew what and when they knew it. illinois congressman peter roskam is a republican on the ways and means committee. he's my guest now. sir, good morning to you. the name -- >> morning, bill. bill: senior counsel of treasury, who is she? >> she's a key person in this investigation, and chairman dave camp, chairman of the ways and means committee, has demanded to interview her through the process of the congressional investigation in the irs targeting, and lo and behold, the department of treasury has said they're not willing to produce her as a witness until sometime in november. and in my view, now we're dealing actually with impunity on the part of the administration that has been just nothing but difficult and obstinate and passive aggressive at the v

martha: i'm martha maccallum. this new series raising questions about whether air strikes alone are still doing the job. now you have got a key syrian city about to fall into the hands of isis. is very fighters closing in on kobani and it's looking like they will soon claim victory. gregg palkot is on that border with syria and isis. >> reporter: there are reports the black isis flag is flying on a building in the city. the fighing is continuing today. we have been pushed back from the syrian town of kobani over there. you can see the plume of explosion from the impact. you can hear it right now between the isis terrorists and the brave kurdish defenders. as we watch all this action over there we are also watching some tanks of the turkish military lining up over on that side on that hillside with their trained on the town, ready to move in if they decide to. we estimate 2,000 to 3,000 kurdish fighters and family and supporters and also with weapons and ammunition running low, they are in a desperate way. over the

martha. martha: that's good news and we hope it stays that way. bill: the ebola outbreak is costing money at the pump. exxon restricting some of its workers from travel together affected countries. martha: what do we need to know about ebola? how do you contract it? the virus is spread through direct contact with blood or bodily fluids like saliva from an infected person. but it is not as far as we know airborne. you cannot get it from breathing the same air as someone infected with the disease and there is no cure. there is a lot of work underway to develop a vaccine. experimental vaccines exist and that is a front that needs to be aggressively pursued. bill: breaking news on the economy. the september jobs report is out moment ago. the unemployment rate in america falling to 5.9%. a 6-year low, that's a pretty good headline. people just given up looking for a job all together, almost 12%. stewart varney from the fox business network. what does it look like? >> reporter: good headlines. for

martha: johnny was the best. bill: here's martha! causing a lot of controversy. new protests erupting in ferguson after leaked autopsy results appear to back up the police officers side of this story in the shooting death of unarmed teenager michael brown. the details leaked to st. louis dispatch and "the new york times" o have both written these stories in recent days. report there was a struggle that took place in the police car between the officer and michael brown before he shot the teenager to death. syndicated radio talk show host and was a marshall, welcome to both of you. good to have both of you. the last two and a half months wilson said of this story has not fully been told. a lot of controversy over if any of this should have leaked out, but the fact is it is now in the bloodstream of this story. the story is the two boys were walking down the middle of the street, asked to move to the sidewalk by officer, and then an altercation ensued when the did not want to move over to the sidewalk according to this and it started in

martha: i'm martha maccallum. his name is thomas eric duncan. he's a liberian national. we are learning his entire family has been ordered not to leave their home. bill: john roberts is live in atlanta. >> reporter: within the last 12 hours state and county health officials have ordered the family of thomas duncan to stay in their home until october 19. that's the 21-day window someone would have to go through. county officials said yesterday they encouraged the family to stay home but there were indications they were not going to comply with that request. that has the force of law so if they were going to go out and ming with the public they could be arrested. five children were in close contact with him as was getting sicker and sicker. the day after he went to the hospital, that was sunday, monday and tuesday they went to school. now of course that has parents in the dallas area very, very worried. they were in four schools. governor rick perry was lying to allay the anxiety saying the children did not show signs of having ebola. >> these children have been identified

martha: bye.talk about later. >> ebola death toll rises to nearly 4500 as we watch americans fight for their lives and hear a frightening new warning from the world health organization about the scope of that deadly disease. welcome to the tuesday edition

martha. martha: that would be a big and bad development. greg, breaking news there. thank you very much. bill: who wins that battle, right? no doubt. vice president joe biden's youngest son hunter has been discharged from the navy. it happened a while ago. we're learning of it just today. we'll tell you why in a moment. martha: there ace major hurricane out there set to slam a section of paradise right below the eye of the storm. we're tracking that. bill: president obama says you can trust the government to handle ebola in america but can we considering the track record. not everyone is confident, remember this. >> you're saying no corruption, none? >> there were some, there were some bone ned headed decisions. >> bone med headed decisions not mass corruption. not mass corruption. not even a smidgen of corruption. martha: hunter biden is the youngest son of vice president joe biden and he was reportedly kicked out of navy reserve after he failed a drug test. the navy says that the 44-year-ol

martha: good morning. with millions of americans still out of a job president obama's plan would reportedly allow employers to hire millions of foreigners and giving them permanent residence cards. bill: how did we find out about this? >> reporter: there is a website where the government lists jobs to bid on. it's soliciting bids for a company to print 4 million permanent residence cards with perm neanlt residence documentation cards mixed for five years. the company needs to be print double that number at a moment's notice. the contractor shall demonstrate the ability to support a surge to support possible future immigration reform initiative requirements. these cards themselves must have radio frequency i.d. embedded in a polycarbonate and the government is looking for 34 million of them. bill: is the white house behind this? >> reporter: not according to someone we spoke to from immigration services who explained they needed a new contractor to make a few year's worth of green cards. on their own they a

martha: thank you very much. thanks, martha.ill: a nurse in quarantine in knowledge, moments ago the knowledge department of health says the nurse casey hurricanes scocks will be released and returned home to her home state of maine by private charter. she has been symptom free for 24 hours. all that news comes after doctors without borders and the nurse threatened to sue. when she arrived on friday it is said that she had a temperature of 101. that raised alarms. she said she was flushed and upset. and reading later of her temperature came back at 98.6. ' this woman is going back to maine by private transportation. martha: which they said was the intention all along. time in the tent and now she'll head back to maine. bill: some time in the tent. now back to maine. world series game 5 did not start on a good note. it did not. ♪ o say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what's so proudly we hailed were so gallantly streaming ♪ bill: they sound a little bit alike. he mixed up the words a lot. he corrected and finished stron

martha: happy to have you back.loser to turkey as militia fight the key border town in syria. allies now stepping in to help. the latest on the most intense airstrikes so far. [ narrator ] mama sherman and the legion of super fans. no sign of him yet. keep looking. [ narrator ] their mission: to get richard sherman his campbell's chunky soup. hi, baby! hi, mama! take us home! wow! it's new chunky beer-n-cheese with beef and bacon soup. beer... cheese... beef... bacon... ♪ i love it. and mama loves you. [ all ] awwwwww! it fills you up right. ♪ martha: we like throw back thursday. we like to throw back. 1985, october 9th, 29 years ago today, a portion of new york city's central park was officially dedicated in honor of john lennon. lennon would have turned 45 on that day. the section of the park steps away from the home he shared with his wife yoko ono, it is named for the strong, strawberry fields forever. it has a single word imagine. isn't that beautiful? that is a nice shot which is another classic lennon song. a

martha: good morning. he bill. i'm martha maccallum. the group in the clear includes the family of thomas eric duncan and the group who had contact with the liberian man. the centers for disease control announces new strict guidelines to stop the spread of the disease. bill: john roberts in atlanta near the cdc with more on what they're saying. >> reporter: officials announced in the last few minutes, that 43 of the 48 people that were monitored, twice daily monitoring rolled off the list. included is the fiance of thomas eric duncan the first person to die from ebola in this country. she said in a statement while she is relieved to be disease-free, but still in the morning for her fiance and thanking the health care workers that put their lives on the line. our hearts go out to the two brave women infected by this terrible disease as they were trying to help him. we're aware how this affected many people of my city. dallas county emergency management director urged people to welcome back the people who were quarantined particularly the

martha: oh, my. we'll find out how that was recorded in the first place and what led to the chain-reaction crash. bill: guess which one topic new jersey governor chris christie is sick and tired of talking about before the midterms. you only get one guess. >> maybe the president can talk a little bit about that when he dresses up the income inequality question. i'm tired of hearing about the minimum wage. i really am. when salesman alan ames books his room at laquinta.com, he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can check in and power up before his big meeting. and when alan gets all powered up, ya know what happens? i think the numbers speak for themselves. i'm sold! he's a selling machine! put it there. and there, and there, and there. la quinta inns & suites is ready for you, so you'll be ready for business. the ready for you alert, only at laquinta.com! la quinta! ♪ ♪ "here i am. rock you like a hurricane." ♪ fiber one now makes cookies. find them i

it wasn't fair, martha.ds when i impersonated you. herb. oregano. and chutzpah. [ laughter ] in my defense, that is how you pronounce herb, oregano, and chutzpah. [ light laughter ] finally, i apologize for sending my drones to mockingly photograph your drones a couple of weeks ago. [ cheers ] >> seth: if i know her. she's going to accept that apology. >> i hope, i hope. >> seth: i think she will. >> i hope you can accept this apology. i'm looking forward to cooking with you tonight. please don't hit me over the head with your cast iron. [ laughter ] >> seth: ana gasteyer, everyone! "i'm hip" comes out september 30th. when we come back we're going to all be cooking with martha stewart! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ at t-mobile get 4 lines for a hundred bucks. with unlimited talk, text and now up to ten gigabytes of 4g lte data. plus hook up the family with the samsung galaxy s5 for zero down you're unpacking already? yeah. help me find some mugs? sure. ♪ [ beep ] hey. okay. -these'll do. -yeah. [ male announcer

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martha, let me thank you as well. i just want to start by asking mayor of to keep the boston and his wife's and their prayers. your life has a funny way of throwing you the worst, and after all the years he spent serving i was hoping he was going to have the kind of retirement he deserves. let me say a couple things. first, i got in this race because i wanted to make government work better. i want to make it better for the people who pay the bills and the people who depend on it for services and expected to perform. i am proud to say so far i have gotten the endorsement of every massachusetts, primarily because they believe i have the right agenda, the right skill set, and the right focus to get things done and to bring the kind of excellence and performance to beacon hill that has been missing. i hope you will consider voting for me on november 4. >> martha? >> thank you for the terrific audience. i am asking for your vote on november 4. i know you have heard about my brother and what my family went through with ment

. >> reporter: martha rivera calls herself a mini van mom with a twist. soccer mom by day, alligator wrestler by night? >> yes. >> reporter: that twist, something a lot of people are paying to see. >> if she misses up, her face will come off. >> reporter: martha is an alligator wrestler, performing even at seven months pregnant. >> i love it. this is going to be one of my last shows, because i'm due in six weeks. >> reporter: before baby arrives, martha's invited us to watch as she attempts a new stunt for the first time. the shock value of seeing an exper tant mother wrestling alligators only adding to the draw. gave formania going far beyond the sunshine state. shows from "swamp people." >> oh, my god! >> reporter: to "gator boys." >> that head can slam shut at any moment. that gator gets ahold of you and shakes, your neck is going to snap. >> reporter: are giving alligators their day in the sun. but with gator shows seemingly advertised off every exit on the highway, tourists want to see something more exciting than a gator in a cage. are you the allig

martha we will start. martha had ever smoked marijuana? >> no. >> moderator: charlie? baker: yes.applause] >> moderator: martha getting the sale of marijuana should be legal nationwide? coakley: i think we are dealing with. >> moderator: yes or no. yes or no? should the sale of marijuana be legal? coakley: no. baker: no. do you support gambling in massachusetts, yes or no? coakley: this is the problem with these. it should not be repealed. baker: and want to vote against it. >> moderator: do you at -- yes or no? should illegal immigrants get legal drivers licenses? yes or no? coakley: i don't know yet. >> moderator: yes or no. >> moderator: charlie baker? baker: no. man said martha choubey raise in-state tuition? coakley: yes. >> moderator: charlie. baker: i support the governor's executive order. >> moderator: is their place for martha coakley in a bickered administration, yes or no? coakley: no. >> moderator: martha coakley is there a place for charlie baker and a coke administration? coakley: sure. >> moderator: one more final question. martha if you loose the race are you done

¿verdad que sÍ, doÑa martha? >> sÍ. >> ¿cÓmo se llama este?cÍfico, hasta la bota de italia por aquÍ. >> pero esta es una historia que no tendrÁ un final feliz ya que doÑa martha nos convocÓ para contarnos que fue diagnosticada con cÁncer terminal y aunque parezca mentira, lo que mÁs le preocupa es el destino de sus amados gatos. >> necesito que me ayuden. que adopten un animalito. >> doÑa martha estÁ convencida de que su enfermedad no tiene remedio pero al final de cuentas , los momentos vividos y el cariÑo incondicional que le brindan sus gatos, eso nadie se lo podrÁ quitar. >> porque en cada animal que rescato, que ya no lo veo angustiado, tiemble y tiemble mojado, que ya comiÓ, existe la felicidad. >> bueno y si usted quiere ayudar a los gatos de doÑa marte, puede llamar al nÚmero quede en su pantalla. ya regresamos con mucho mÁs de primer impacto extra. >> recibe un merecido homenaje en mÉxico la actriz carmen salinas por sus 45 aÑos de trayectoria en el cine. >> inÉs moreno la acompaÑo pero verÁn la noticia que recibiÓ la artista justo cu

martha robertson is too radical for us. ttackingeed is a martha robertson. raise theed to retirement age for social security, another fact. why? to give tax breaks to millionaires like himself. that is a sad fact. >> i am martha robertson, and i approve this message. i will protect the promise of retirement with dignity. that is a fact. you a debateinging in the 23rd district, but we are having trouble getting the video from elmira, new york in the last 10 minutes or so of the debate. while we try to fix the problem with that video, a look at the debate in the louisiana fifth district. we will bring this to you tomorrow night. here are some of the absent voters have been seeing during this campaign. >> life is filled with ups and downs. >> but a man's character depends on how often he gets back up and stands again. >> i am lucky to a been blessed with a great family and a christian wife. ownsd i'm a husband that up to mistakes and always fights for the good people of louisiana. >> i am vance mcallister. and we approve this message because some things are wor

martha robertson is an extreme ithaca liberal who's too radical for us. >> tom reed is attacking marthaobertson with false negative tv ads, but facts have to matter. the aarp says tom reed's plan, quote: removes the medicare guarantee. it's a fact. and reed voted to raise the retirement age for social security, another fact. why? to pay for reed's rotes to give tax breaks to millionaires like himself. that's the sad fact. >> i'm martha robertson, and i approved this message. i'll protect america's promise of retirement with dignity. that's a fact. >> you can watch the debate between republican incumbent tom reed and democratic challenger martha robertson live tonight on c-span starting at seven eastern. >>> and then at eight eastern, a debate from iowa's fourth congressional district where steve king is running for a seventh team. his democratic challenger is jim mowrer, iraq war veteran. and in new hampshire, jeanne shaheen is running for a second term. her challenger is scott brown. here's a look at a few minutes of their recent debate from new hampshire. shaheen: in some ways i appro

>> martha martha raddatz, we appreciate it.artha's exclusive interview can be seen this weekend. >> coming up, al hunt wallowing in misery over the fate of his nationals and the bet he lost to me. >> joining us now from washington, al hunt. a man who is wise and kind and is about to suffer humiliation. as you anticipated the national season, did you imagine that they would be eliminated on a wild pitch? >> no, i didn't. i would imagine that the angels would be swept. i did not imagine that clayton kershaw would blow to games. they sure punished us last night. >> i was all prepared to wear a washington nationals sweatshirt for week. instead, i get the pleasure of watching you. there you go, baby. now you know, you have to wear that through christmas. >> i cheated because i had my washington nationals style. >> even at the risk of clashing you will hate your heads. -- hedge your bets. >> the cardinals and giants, they play better baseball. they are smart. they have got great smarting pictures great catchers. i think it is a great

hi, trace. >> hi, martha. tonight marks the first of eight performances at the metropolitan opera house. and you can expect all eight to have signiprotests. critics say the opera is anti-semitic and humanizes terrorists appearing to offer a rational argument for their indefensible crime. john adams who composed the opera has defended it saying the killing of leon klinghaufer was a symbolic act and was trying to penetrate the symbolism saying, quoting here, what in their background, what in the mythology that they grew up with forced them or dared them to take this action, this terrible, brutal decision to kill this man?" leon's two daughters strongly disagree and have issued a statement that's printed in the play bill. it reads in part "the terrorists portrayed by four distinguished opera singers will be given a back story, an explanation for their brutal act of terror and violence. terrorism cannot be rationalized. it cannot be understood. it cannot be tolerate d ". here is prominent new york rabbi. >> that i

martha robertson voted to protect our jobs.t's time to put these people first. >> i martha robertson and i approved this message. >> i am tom reed and i approved this message. >> we know by her words martha is an extreme liberal that supports obamacare, higher taxes and nancy pelosi and her voted to double the property taxes and spend that money on pay raises and 110,000-dollar debt for herself told the same extreme stories. so whether we take her word or her vote for it the story remains the same. martha robertson is an extreme liberal and is too radical for us. >> tom reed is attacking the false negative tv ads but the facts have to matter. the aarp says the plan removes the medicare guaranteed. its effect and he voted to raise the retirement age for social security. and another fact, why? to pay for the votes to give tax breaks to millionaires like himself. that is a sad fact. >> i approved this message. i will protect america's promise of retirement with a committee. that's a fact. >> you can see the debate between incumben

martha, let me thank you as well. i just want to start by asking everybody to keep the mayor of boston and his wife's and their family in your prayers. life has a funny way of throwing you the worst, and after all the years he spent serving i was hoping he was going to have the kind of retirement he deserves. let me say a couple things. first, i got in this race because i wanted to make government work better. i want to make it better for the people who pay the bills and the people who depend on it for services and expected to perform. i am proud to say so far i have gotten the endorsement of every newspaper in massachusetts, primarily because they believe i have the right agenda, the right skill set, and the right focus to get things done and to bring the kind of excellence and performance to beacon hill that has been missing. i hope you will consider voting for me on november 4. >> martha? >> thank you for the terrific audience. i am asking for your vote on november 4. i know you have heard about my brother and what

first, we will quiz martha raddatz on foreign policy. ♪ >> martha raddatz of abc news as interviewedome in the most powerful people in the world. she will be airing her exclusive interview with general dempsey on abc news. the report that kobani is likely to fall into isis control. can you talk about the significance? >> the significance is that if kobani falls. it is right there on the border with turkey. you will basically lose all of northern syria to isis. you have turkey not doing much about it. the reports are that you can see the bombing over the border, you can see what is going on but those turkish tanks are not moving. they are just sitting there. they would obviously do something if isis went over the border. general dempsey said that isis is not stupid enough to do that. you have all of the towns falling in that northern border area. you have refugees flooding over the border. one intelligence officer said there would need slaughter within 24-48 hours. general dempsey was not sure about that, he said there might not be even 5000 people in that town. it is hard to target n

i'm martha mccallum in tonight for megyn kelly. the cdc made an announcement, that they've outlined tough new standards for anyone coming in contact with ebola. it was just last week that thomas frieden was on "the kelly files" defending the workers when a nurse became infected. >> it said you don't have to cover your head gewith head gea and you don't have to cover your feet. wouldn't you admit that is insufficient? >> no. we know how ebola spreads. it spreads by direct contact, and sometimes more isn't better. you put on more layers, you put on more things, they're harder to get on, they're harder to take off. >> really? you would go into an ebola-infected patient's room, you would go in without covering your head and not being fully covered. you would do that? >> absolutely. >> we later showed pictures of thomas frieden visiting an ebola patient covered in head to toe. the new cdc guidelines, all people should be wearing double gloves, waterproof boot covers, fluid resistant gown, respirators, full face shield and surgical hoods

she used to be with martha stewart.b. >> they've dismissed paltrow's efforts to enter her domain saying she should stick to acting. and if paltrow were more competent in her acting she wouldn't be trying to be martha stewart. ouch. >>> one of hollywood's most beautiful couples may be working an one of the most beautiful babies. >> they haven't announced anything official but lively told "marie claire" last month that she'd like to, quote, spit out a little kid that is getting ready to start. >> but with this picture, no announcement necessary. she's cradling a baby bump published with an article called "falling for family." this is on her lifestyle website. congrats to them. >>> kanye west caught in a moment of unusual generosity. the rapper known for his outsized ego and scowling attitude was having dinner at a new orleans restaurant where a bachelorette party was going on so he bought them champagne. >> nice gesture. when they stopped by to thank them and get a photo, they kind of got a photo. okay. that's a photo. he

martha is an alligator wrestler. performing even at 7 months pregnant. an expectant mother wrestling alligators only adds to the draw. gator mania today going far beyond the sunshine state. shows from "swamp people" to "gator boys." >> head can slam shut any minute. only takes 25 pounds of pressure to break your neck. if that gator gets a hold of you, your neck is going to slam like that. >> reporter: with gator shows seemingly advertised off every exit on the highway, tourists want to see something more exciting than a gator in a cage. in just a few hours, she'll be performing her final alligator show before maternity leave. >> how are the alligators looking today? >> the pit looks great. these alligators are wild. but they know that we use them. >> a lot of alligators in florida. florida is the only place in the world that has both alligators and crocodiles. >> it's the off season but a small crowd gathers to watch her extreme stunt. the extreme dangers are ever present. >> i need to know they're going to do whatever it takes if i get bitten to make su

the race for governor is between martha coakley and republican charlie baker.n a debate an a local news station out by where i live. i say expected to because lates last week, martha coakley decided to decline the invitation. her campaign pulled out of the debate citing a scheduling conflict. here's the thing. that didn't mean the debate wouldn't happen. martha coakley's decision to decline that invitation meant her republican opponent charlie baker would get a full hour on tv himself. an hour of free air time by himself across a huge swath of the state a week and a half before the election because martha coakley decided she had something better to do. hard to believe, right? is it true or false? republican charlie baker will be appearing in a debate on thursday with no opponent to debate. is that true or false? it's now false. that story about charlie baker getting a whole hour of tv time to himself was correct when it ran. martha coakley did pull out citing a scheduling conflict and that did mean charlie baker was going to be alone an tv in western mass for a

>> i cannot explain that, martha. i can just tell you that what we want to do is make sure first protect the american public but do so based on scientific data. we keep repeating over and over again, the scientific data tells us that people who are without symptoms with whom you don't come into contact with body fluids are not a threat. they will not get infected. >> what's your reaction to this mandatory quarantine then in new york and new jersey? >> well, as a scientist and as a health person, if i were asked, i would not have recommended that. >> does it put more pressure on the cdc to change its policy? >> no. >> should there be some national policy? >> the cdc will continue to make their policies based on scientific data. now, that doesn't mean that they're cavalier about this at all. there are different levels of risk to a health care worker, and there are different levels of monitoring. if you put everyone in one basket, even people who are clearly no threat, then we have the problem of the disincentive of peop

and so i want to bring in abc's martha raddatz now. martha, you're about to show us a revealing before and after here? >> reporter: i am, david. up know, it looked almost certain kobani was going to fall just days ago. now, there is some hope. look at this. taken from across the border. in the first shot, up see the black flag of isis atop a hillside overlooking kobani. but in the next shot, the flag is gone, with kurdish fighters now apparently coaching that hill top. this does not mean the fight is over. kobani could still fall. isis fighters have been adapting and trying to blend into the populati population. but many of the civilians have now fled and that could be making the isis fighters easier to target. the chairman of the joint chiefs told me they send up jets and if they can find a target, they will take it out, david. >> all right, martha raddatz live in washington tonight. martha, thank you. >>> we move on now to hong kong, the pro-democracy demonstrations there taking a violent turn. police in riot gear using pepper spray