>> could you say mike rowe? >> it's true. i'm mike rowe. and this is cnn?tion mark too weird? >> and this is -- who put a question mark in the prompter? anchorman. ron burgundy. somebody's got to do it premieres this wednesday october 8th 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. i am looking forward to it. >> thanks. >> mike rowe. >> mr. lemon. >> thank you. pleasure. and when we come right back, these are a few of our next guests. but as cute as they are, they could be in danger. we're going to tell you why. that's next. ♪this is the new iphone 6. and this is the new iphone 6 plus. they're the biggest iphones ever made. they're huge. yeah, but their size is just the beginning. even though they're huge. sure, sure. but they could change the way you see the world. oh, that is so huge. they could improve your health. huge! they're the biggest, most powerful iphones ever made. huuuuuuuggggeee! huuuuuuuggggeee! stop it, please. huuuuuuuggggeee! stop it... thank you. ♪ huge.♪ ♪ who's going to do it? who's going to make it happen? discover a new energy source. turn o

hi, i'm mike rowe.ect has the cobras had on this neighborhood as far as you have seen? >> you know, the cobras are such a positive role model for teenings who don't have a lot of support at home.teenin who don't have a lot of support at hom who don't have a lot of support at home. who don't have a lot of support at homs who don't have a lot of support at home. they have been that entity that made them feel successful. i am sure they told you they have been to several inaugural events, we have been to france three times overseas. >> paris? >> paris three times. you know, we had things that kids read in books where they could see in person. so we made them king and queen of monaco, so none of them have never been out of the city. >> i want to talk to your mentor, too, willie. i got the bishop, don, 50 kids, a whole bunch of drums. that is what is happening. this is the part where we walk away from the cameras like we had a plan the whole time. [door bell rings] [phone rings] hello. heh. heh. heh-he-he...

that takes us to our newest member of our cnn family mike rowe. join me to talk about his new series and also what makes a really good tv. he should know. >>> but, first, this week's human factor. >> the only thing i did different that morning was unbuckle my seat belt. >> it was a split second decision that forever changed the life of 26-year-old katie serafy. >> i was driving down on interstate 5. a drive that i'd done hundreds of times. >> but this drive turned terribly wrong. she sels the last memory she had of that day was unbuckling her seat belt and reaching down to grab a can of soda that was rolling around the floorboard. >> i didn't really think anything of it. i'd done it before. you reach over and grab your purse or whatever on the passenger's side. >> but her vehicle rolled over on the highway and ejecting her from the back windshield. >> that was it. i compressed my spinal cord. >> instantly paralyzed from her midchest down. just days after the accident she was asked to participate in the world's first huchlen br ee een embryonic ste

it will be the last show i ever >> hey, it's me, mike rowe.ang a bell. a dirty bell. moving that thing around just about killed me. any wwa anyway, i'm headed back to maryland. that's a whooping crane. to save them, you have to hide under a white sheet. that's me under the sheet. somebody's got to do it. new show, new mission. same guy.

it's here at cnn where mike rowe plans to take you to the people and the newest original series someonedo it, rowe introduces you to people who simply have to do it. here he is sitting on set with me. i thought you were going to stand me up. you made it. >> the way you said that, it made it interesting. i was hanging on every word you were saying and believing most of it. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> thanks for coming to my party. >> you're welcome. thanks for having us. >> they threw me a party. >> a bit of a shindig which was awesome. we have pictures. you may want to hold off on thinking me. hang on a second. roll the clip. get excited for wednesday. >> clips. >> my wet suit is on backwards and my might care when i go down to depth. >> you may want to change that. >> zip me. >> how does that fit now? >> it feels like a dream. >> nicely done. >> thank you. how are you? >> good. how are you doing? >> i feel great thanks. >> you'll feel better in the deep pool. >> getting in the water here is complicated. >> building suspense. >> so he's in the wet suit, which we'll talk a ton about

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> it's me, mike rowe. last time i went to maryland i tried to save a bell. hung from the top of an old steeple. i'm headed back to maryland to try to save one of these. that's a wooping crane. they are not dirty at all. to save them you have to hide under a white sheet. doesn't has got to do it it. new show, new mission. same guy. >>> so i get e-mail all the time from people who tell me i absolutely must watch this. that's what this e-mail said. there was an e-mail and i sudden that. a guy dressed up as a ghost who appears to be dressed up as a hang-glider with a motor on that. i thought it was cool and called the insurance company if i was cleared to ride around. the insurance company wrote back how out of your freaking mind? so no but doi have p, i do have permission to check out these wooping cranes. i thought it would be fun to meet them but best of all, the they provide me with an suv which i'm cleared to ride around in. ♪ ♪ ♪ found a place where people love ♪ ♪ it an the job, it ain't the pay ♪ ♪ a l

it's called "somebody's got to do it" with mike rowe and it profiles all kinds of heroes in jobs alldesirable gigs. listen. here's how mike rowe described it to me earlier. >> "somebody's got to do it" is a continuation of what i did ten years ago called "somebody's got to do it" where we weren't looking for the dirtier or nastier work so much rather than people who were afflicted or driven to do what they do, whether they were inventors, entrepreneurs, waking up a little annoyed with the way the world is. >> we both have a connection to maryland and the chesapeake bay. there's an episode. i've been reading the episode guide this season in which it's featuring an oyster orgy. i don't know if i can say it in the morning. >> you just said it, twice. >> thank you. >> it's about the most poernlt estuary in the country and generates many, many millions of dollars for those who work on the bay and the people who come out of the bay, et cetera, et cetera. it's a huge part of the environment and the ecosystem and it's been in some degree of peril for the last 50, 60 years. one of the problem

frontier. [ train whistle ] -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hey, it's me, mike rowe. last time i went to maryland i tried to save a bell. it was a big bell. a dirty bell. and it hung from the top of an old steeple. and moving that thing around just about killed me. anyway, i'm headed back to maryland, this time to save one of these. that's a whooping crane. they're not dirty at all. but to save them you have to hide under a white sheet. that's me under the sheet. i didn't say it wasn't weird. somebody's gotta do it. new show, new mission. same guy. ♪ >>> so i get e-mail all the time from people who tell me i absolutely must watch this. and that's what this e-mail said. there was a link, and i clicked it, and then i saw that. some birds flying after a guy dressed up like a ghost who appears to be flying around in a hang glider with a motor on it. so i watched, and i thought it looked pretty cool, and i said i would like to do that. so i called the insurance company to see if i was cleared to fly around in a hang glider with a motor on it and they just wrote back -- the

that sandwich guy might be mike rowe. to cnn here ahead of his show's die butebut and we put h work. ♪ >> so we thought about what you could do here at cnn. we don't know if you're breaking news ready. i'm sorry. you haven't gotten that check of approval yet. >> so disappointing. >> we do know you can cook. you want to make us something? >> i'm a guy who can eat. >> all right. >> you have to cook to eat. so let's go. ♪ >> do you have anything, like a european husky? >> that's a good head of hair, my friend. >> there you go. ♪ >> sure. ♪ >> did you see you have a line, by the way? >> yeah, i'm all freaked out and petrified. okay. i got it. i got a line. time to panic. like this. if you're just joining us, i'm shaking off jimmy's pickle. kind of a big day here at cnn. big. it's my first very wrap. >> you did an okay job. it took about eight minutes to make the wrap. >> yeah. >> so now i see why you have a personal chef. >> yeah. >> any job you won't do? >> i won't direct. >> i'll direct. >> no kidding. how do we know when w

ask your doctor if viagra is right for you. >>> hello, my name is mike rowe, welcome back to the showhnically that is still a commercial, an infomercial to be precise, that is me selling cars, trucks, that is my buddy, dressed him up as an elf a year ago, there he is dressed up as a dog for flea and tick products. i have gotten many people involved in commercials. they're fun and pay the rent. that is my mom and dad, and point is without no commercials there would be no commercial tv. introducing the wonder bonner. >> yeah, that happened. anyway, there was another form of wonder boner, and this is why we came down to meet a guy in austin who has covered the advertisement process. and he has managed to make it look better. so we're going to have a signed warehouse now? >> not a sign, this is his shop, nothing corporate. everything this guy does is custom made. he does the actual design work. i think he has close to 100, 110 signs currently active in austin. does really good work. >> lots of neon in austin, lots of neon places. the way you know you're in the right one, is if you walk in

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hi, i'm mike rowe, last time i went home i got the crabs, got them real bad, all over my hands and face, and my parents were outraged. this time i'm going again. it is true, oysters exchanging fluids in an attempt to save the chesapeake bay. not a dirty job, but somebody's got to do it. new show, new mission, same guy said, michael, your father is downstairs in the basement, having an origingy. so i descended the stairs to look for my father and this is what i saw. my father hunched over, a bushel basket full of oysters and eating and shuking, slurping and sucking. that was 45 years ago so when production said mike, would you like to go back to baltimore, your hometown and learn everything there is to learn about oysters? i said, can we have an orgy? so here we are. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey ♪ hey ♪ before i knew it ♪ i found a place where people laughed and put their hearts into it ♪ ♪ it ain't the job ♪ it ain't the pay no matter how you strew ♪ ♪ it ain't the job, it ain't the pay ♪ ♪ somebody has got to do it ♪ ♪ >> so let me sum up. i've been invited to my

it will be the last show i ever >> hey, it's me, mike rowe. the last time i went to maryland, i rang a bell. a dirty bell. moving that thing around just about killed me. any wwa anyway, i'm headed back to maryland. that's a whooping crane. to save them, you have to hide under a white sheet. that's me under the sheet. somebody's got to do it. new show, new mission. same guy. >>> so i get e-mail all of the time e time from people who tell me i have to watch this. that's what this e-mail said. and then i clicked it, saw that and saw some birds chasing after a guy dressed up like a ghost who appears to be flying around in a hang glider with a motor on et. so i watched. i thought it looked pretty cool and said i would reich to do that. so i called the insurance company to see if i was cleared to fly around in a hang glider with a motor on it and they just wrote back, here, i'll paraphrase. dear mr. rowe, are you out of your freaking mind? so, apparently, no, i'm not cleared. hoi however, i do have permission to check out these birds. it turns out t

mike rowe. #diva. >> so we're in kansas city.ey had any suggestions for what we could do here. one of my favorites was this one from gwen carver. gwen has suggested that the crew and i go visit the hair museum. there's only one hair museum on planet earth and it belongs to a woman named leila. leila is inside, along with hair. hair from all over the place apparently. so here we are and there it is. i'm here. you must be leila. >> i'm leila. >> i'm saying it right? >> yes. >> leila. >> yes. welcome to my hair museum. >> thank you. your hair museum? >> yes, sir. >> am i correct in assuming and believing as i was told it's the only one of its kind? >> in the whole world. >> no other museums on planet earth dedicated to hair? >> no. >> you got the only one? >> uh-huh. i'll start with this one right here. there's 150 names on it. each one of the pieces you see the little black and white, that tells whose hair corresponds to the 150 names. the little bird up there at the very top is number one. you start down the left side. before the

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starting right now, mike rowe's, "somebody's gotta do it."r the next hour. >>> hi, i'm mike rowe, last time i went home i got the crabs, got them real bad, all over my hands and face, and my parents were outraged. this time i'm going again. it is true, oysters exchanging fluids in a

mike rowe backstage in las vegas. followed by 10:00 eastern, with "this is life" with lisa ling. >>> i hate to have to report this. >> a shocking announcement. >> actor robin williams is dead at the age of 63. >> the apparent suicide of robin williams. >> mr. williams' life ended from as fixia due to hanging. >> a brilliant comedian. a celebrated actor. >> dead poets dedicated to sucking the marrow out of life. >> reporter: yet a tortured soul. >> i'll come back in the morning and i'll call you if you'll let me. >> reporter: on camera, he found humor everywhere. but off camera, he was struggling with a devastating depression and a frightening diagnosis. >> a personal statement from robin williams' widow. her late husband was suffering from parkinson's disease. >> reporter: with the world reeling from the shocking news, we look at the life and laughter -- >> i am what i am! >> reporter: the darkness and despair. now, a cnn spotlight "remembering robin." >>> the vigil started almost immediately after the world learned t

mike rowe backstage in las vegas.d by 10:00 eastern, with "this is life" with lisa ling. >>> i hate to have to report this. >> a shocking announcement. >> actor robin williams is dead at the age of 63. >> the apparent suicide of robin williams. >> mr. williams' life ended from as fixia due to hanging. >> a brilliant comedian. a celebrated actor. >> dead poets dedicated to sucking the marrow out of life. >> reporter: yet a tortured soul. >> i'll come back in the morning and i'll call you if you'll let me. >> reporter: on camera, he found humor everywhere.

>>> hi, i'm mike rowe. >>> what sort of effect have the cobras had on this area?> the cobras are such a positive role model that made them feel like they were successful at something. you know, they've been to several inaugurations. >> no, i didn't know they played for the white house? >> we've been with president clinton, bush and we went for obama, wu he was getting in office. >> that's good information. you realize cameras are rolling? >> yeah. sq . >> this is an excellent time to brag a little bit. >> okay, we've been through the inauguration three times. we've been in france, overseas. >> three times? >> three times. >> we've had things that kids read in books that they can see in person. so we met the king and queen. so some of them have never been out of the city. >> i want to talk to your mentor, too. >> he's in there. >> i got the bishop, don, willie waiting and 50 kids and a whole bunch of drums. this is what's happening. [ male announcer ] tomcat bait kills up to 12 mice, faster than d-con. what will we do with all of these dead mice? tomcat presents de

welcome to the family, mike rowe. his new show "somebody's got to to it" premieres 9:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. i'm poppy harlow. cnn special report "downward spiral: inside the case of aaron hernandez" begins right now. >>> the following is a cnn special report. >>> the nfl and its black eye. >> the baltimore ravens running back suspended for domestic violence. >> allegations of explosive anger. >> adrian peterson indicted on a felony charge. >> violence. >> prosecutors say he dragged his girlfriend from room to room by her hair. >> and innocent people caught in the crossfire. it's not the first time. >> how do you plead to this indictment? >> not guilty. >> rising nfl star aaron hernandez charged with murder multiple times. >> he was projected to be one of the best tight ends of his generation. >> tonight, "downward spiral: inside the case against aaron hernandez." each fall brings the start of football season. when men who run the fastest and hit the hardest take to the fields before millions of cheering fans. wret yet at kickoff this year, attention is focused off field. ins

mike rowe, #diva. >> so we're in kansas city and before we came here i hopped on facebook and asked peoplesuggestions for what we could do here. one of my favorites was this one from gwenn who has suggested that the crew and i go visit the hair museum on planet earth. it belongs to a woman named leeisla along with air from all over the place apparently so here we are and there it is. i'm here. you must be her. i'm sighiaying it right. >> yes. welcome to my hair museum. >> your hair museum. am i correct in believing that it is the only one of its kind in the whole world. >> no other museums on the planet are dedicated to hair. i will start with this one right here. there's 150 names on it. each one of the pieces, you see the little black and white, that tells you whose hair correspondents to the 150 names. the little bird at the top was number one. before the camera was invented, this is how they do geniologist, you're telling me in this frame are pieces of hair from 150 different heads. the heads which are previously affixed to are named and tell me again, why! genealogy, done with human h

. >>> hello, my name is mike rowe, welcome back to the show, although technically that is still a commercialars, trucks, that is my buddy, dressed him up as an elf a year ago, there he is dressed up as a dog for flea and tick products. i have gotten many people involved in commercials. they're fun and pay the rent. that is my mom and dad, and point is without no commercials there would be no commercial tv. introducing the wonder bonner. >> yeah, that happened. anyway, there was another form of wonder boner, and this is why we came down to meet a guy in austin who has covered the advertisement process. and he has managed to make it look better. so we're going to have a signed warehouse now? >> not a sign, this is his shop, nothing corporate. everything this guy does is custom made. he does the actual design work. i think he has close to 100, 110 signs currently active in austin. does really good work. >> lots of neon in austin, lots of neon places. the way you know you're in the right one, is if you walk in and if you see me, all of these people. hey, man. you're evan? >> i am. >> i'm mike. >

mike rowe, please. >> they told you to wear shorts? >> i -- >> oh, you're going to bang up your knees pretty good. >> this is good, there are certain things we don't tell students to bring because it is not actually absolutely necessary and if you suffer a little bit without it, next time you go out in the field you always make sure you have it. >> sure, builds character. >> i had a military teacher here for a while, he said there are two ways to learn, pain and humiliation. so really, you're starting with the fundamentals and immersing the students. >> yes, surviving is about the mcgyver, you are never going to be able to have all the gear and equipment you want on a day hike. so in order to be able to improvise effectively, you have to have a complete understanding of the fundamentals. you have to know what all the techniques are based on. do we have the map and compass, the whole deal. >> do you have weapons? >> plenty, primitive weapons. >> so what is your background? >> i first taught these skills when i was young as an interprete

that was our colleague mike rowe suiting up back stage at the aquatic show in las vegas. family at cnn "somebody's gotta do it" looking the unique, interesting odd work with passion. the program premieres tonight at 9:00 p.m. mike is here with a preview, vegas in a wet suit, you do it in style. >> what happens there at this time does not stay there, i assure you. >> you did not know the wet suit was on backwards. >> honestly, i had no recollection of large chunks of that day but that's not unusual. we've been living on the road the last four months shooting pretty much constantly. the adventure started in vegas. we went there because a year ago i saw that show called "la rev." >> mind boggling. >> i think it means the dream. all i know is sitting in the audience watching people who appear to have no bones in their body drop from great heights into a giant pool of flaming water not to reappear left me with questions along the lines of how do they do that and who is in charge. so on "somebody's gotta do it" we went back to find what i believe is the greatest stage hand in th

mike rowe focused on jobs here on cnn unusual and tough ones. congratulations. thank you for joining us. >> don, thanks. see you soon. appreciate it. >> all righty. tonight, we have breaking news for you. fears are spreading throughout dallas and across the country as a second possible ebola patient is under observation. in the same hospital where thomas duncan died earlier today. it could take two days to find out whether dallas county sheriff's deputy, has ebola. he had been in the same apartment where duncan was staying. meanwhile, five of this country's biggest airports are getting ready to begin stricter screening of passengers from west africa. the starting with new york's jfk. saturday travelers will have their temperatures taken and be evaluated by a quarantine officer. will that be enough to protect america from ebola? also tonight. of a cnn exclusive. the shocking, call the on camera moment when police smashed a car window and used a taser on a man in the passenger's seat. the drivers' young son recording it all on his cell phone. the family. entire fa

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well, it's mike rowe now.icans doing amazing things. >> quietly. >> quietly, right. >> so we were in kansas not too long ago and we had finished what we had come for and we had some time so i go on facebook and i say i'm not far from the missouri line, tell me if there's nip in the zip code who's got do it if i should meet. 3,000 replies instantly and one of the top was a woman who runs a hair muse glum a strip mall not far from harry truman's house. these are seldom words you hear in a sentence. so you'll learn about why hair matters vis-a-vis genealogy and why she loves it so much and you laugh and then you leave and that's kind of -- >> that's kind of cool, right? >> learn, laugh, and leave. >> learn, laugh, and leave. i love that. that should be my motto for life. okay, so "somebody's gotta do it" starts 9:00p.m. eastern tonight. >> will you watch? >> i will watch. you did not mention the orioles beating the tigers. >> oh, man did we spank you guys or what? >>> we have to go to a break now. i've had surger

mike rowe's "somebody's got to do it" begins right now. >> last time i went to las vegas, i visited a a lot of pigs. chased pigs, lifted the pig, fed the pigs, ate a pig. it was fun. you know what i didn't do? i didn't go to a show. tonight, i have unlimited backstage access to the hottest show on the strip. and i get to lift an unbelievable beautiful woman in a bathing suit and drop her from an unbelievable height. it's not a dirty job, but somebody's got to do it. new show, ne

at 8:00 eastern, don't miss mike rowe, somebody's got to do it.m ana cabrera, thank you for spending part of your weekend with me. smerconish starts after a break. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug, farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes medicines. do not take if allergic to farxiga or its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling or difficulty breathing or swallowing. if you have any of these symptoms, stop taking farxiga and seek medical help right away. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems, are on dialysis, or have bladder cancer. tell your doctor right away if you hav

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it goes for the mike rowe foundation. the winning bid $4,050.for her 9-year-old son. that's good stuff. he gave it away for a better kauchltz he cause. he had been wearing that watch. >> fantastic. i love that story. >> one for both wrists. time for more news in the newsroom with carol costello. >> thanks a lot. have a great day. "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the newsroom, quarantine night. she's contained to a tent, no shower, no flushable toilet. is a 21 day quarantine breaking her constitutional rights? >>> plus heart break in washington. a teen injured in the shooting has died from her injuries. this as we hear tales of heroism. the teacher rushing the gunman in the

mike as always please stand by as we wait for the testimony to begin in washington right now. also joining us in our studio right now is dr. annie spare row. as you heard mike viqueira say, there are a lot of political concerns in washington. will this improve the situation or will it make things worse? >> well, first of all i think it's very clear that unfortunately dr. frieden has been floundering. he has been very slow to act all along. we have seen that way back in march. and it has taken six months for a response to be mounted. he has been promising there will be no spread, and his assurances we can't have any kind of degree of confidence anymore. >> but the head of the world health organization was on this program in february, indicating that we were blowing this out of proportion. saying we were not looking at a crisis in africa, and now we are looking at a crisis in africa. they were saying that the reason the biohazard suits were failing in africa was because they were getting hot, and now we're seeing the same problem here in the united states. >> two things, the assist can't general for merges at the world health organization h

remember coach mike lane from the penn rowing team is here. his ladies are waiting for him downstairs 31 floors below. we will do this all morning. as you know we have amazing technical abilities. they are all working great but it takes a while to get the the party going. >> there is the hot shot. >> oh, wow. >> right there on the parkway. >> can you see him because i'm afraid to look over but i will do this at 8:30. >> don't look down. >> i don't like to look down because before i start, i like to but all of them, they are here earlier and they looked up. i didn't to that yet today. >> quincy is going to do this. >> quincy is going to do that. >> jen makes me last year. it makes me so nerve to us watch this. >> she's making quincy go first which is funny. >> well, to give him advice. >> i would need it. >> mike, the difference, mike the difference this year is the wind, win is making it very difficult. it is a lot colder then it was and remember we are seeing gusts of 20 miles an hour. if we get up to 25 knots, 28 miles an hour they won't let

mike honda hopes to fends off row. we are joined by larry. good morning. >> good morning. >> this race may be a lot closer than expected because we're talking about a new swath of voters thanks to redistricting. >> yeah, about half the districts are new relatively speaking. the 17th district is strange district that stretches all the way through freemont down to campbell. democrats dominate the district. no question about that. about half as we said a minute ago. ha half the district is fairly new. that's where the challenger comes in. he's a young attorney who claims to reject the values of this new district covered, just covered with high-tech companies. >> we're talking about two democrats. remind us why we have two candidates from the same party in this case. >> strange to think of two people from the same party. that's california for you. look under california's new top primary system. the two candidates with the most votes in the june primary faced each other in november. this time it happens to be democrats. take a look at the june pri

steven weiss, josh brown, mike murphy is the ceo of rows cliff capital, steve brasso. one of the most 25 powerful women in finance. a big group with us today because it is a big day. the countdown to qe. less than two hours now. the question of how the markets will react is front and center today. and if yesterday is any indication, investors are ready for this move. stocks soaring yesterday. mostly up again today. dr. j, the market is read. are you ready? >> i'm ready judge. and as pete has said many times when he is sitting in this seat, what i did was i put a little protection on. just in case. and by that i mean a little protection. i'm not looking for a significant pull back to the downside judge. but with us running all the way back up from the depths of 1820 in the s&p, i don't know why you wouldn't put some protection on into this. it was certainly cheap enough. so i did just that today. >> steve brasso are you ready for the fed? and what kind of levels should we will watching for this really dramatic comeback over the last two weeks. >> put it this week. if yo

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row. >> mike with the manhattan >> m institute. we question about the cities.e talked about conservatives needing a national movement. in order to be a national movement we need to compete in cities, right? tional that's how we move senate raceso and certainly eventually presidential races. and we have the examples. we have right here in new york, indianapolis, reforms on public labor and certainly most recently public safety. but we lose cities. ties. the blaz yo election is the best example. so my question is why? is it messaging? do we need a new agenda? many of you would say that we qu are are kind of solving the problemd of a decade or two decades ago. but i think in cities we're >> in 2008 when obama was n 2008 we are not getting credit. what do we need to do? >> in 2008 when obama was elected, i actually looked at this problem and thought, ok, is this true in other advanced economies? ece where the cities always vote left and the rural areas always vote right? vote rig and it turns out in europe there isn't a clear pattern. i in some european countries t

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row. three of past four. they welcome stanley cup champs and buddy mike richards and carter tomorrow.today. coming off first 6-0 in the season. steve mason is supposed to be number one guy. craig said it's not a bad problem to have. >> we have two good goalies and i use them both last year and will use them both this year. i think we're searching for something here not really -- it's not real. >> the middle school hockey player from downing town got the search their life today when claude giroux showed up in west cher chester. he offered up pointers and dropped first puck in game against radnor middle school. i imagine they'll have a great story to tell during home room sglom all the teams in this area do a good job with out reach and community sglvs chop. >> and claude giroux doing that during the season great. >> cecily tynan with the accuweather forecast when we >> cecily tynan with the accuweather forecast when we continue in a what's the truth on taxes? factcheck.org says it's tom corbett who's being dishonest. they say tom wolf has a plan to reduce income taxes for the middle cl

. >> ^+so mike, the president canceled trips two days in a row, and is speaking for the second day in row, which is going on in the white house. >> a lot of this -- there is no question about it. the president had political travel in mind. also eager to demonstrate to the american people that he is on top of it. there has been parallels of previous controversies. and oil leak comes to mind. they call this another photo op, another two nights of two hour meetings for the president. he is also leaving himself open to the option of a lead person. he didn't you the word czar, after that's been called on time and time again. he said he isn't exposed but it is something that will make the probable worse, and we did have that hearing today, and a travel ban has become the main point, for both republicans and democrats. the criticism came from all sides. beam's lives are at stake. >> lawmakers were outraged but amber vincent who treated thomas duncan was allowed to get on an airplane with a low grade fever. >> so what specifically did she tell you her symptoms were? or what was happening inni

row. coverage starts at 7:00 on comcast sports snet with flyers pre-game live. mike adams option was not picked up. that's sports. jim, back to you. >> now for a look at what's coming up tonight at 11:00. cushing crime tonight. what one local city plans to do to help police monitor the area. >>> kind of a chilly day tomorrow but at least its dry and then things go downhill. saturday rainy, windy, cold. sunday just windy and cold but we get in an extra hour of sleep. that helps make up for it. >> for all of us here at nbc 10, i'm renee chenault-fattah. >> the news continues with "nbc nightly news." see you at 11:00. broadcast tonight, out of the sky. a human fireball as a twin-engine aircraft crashes into a building filled with people at the airport in watch tau. we will have the latest tonight on the dead and injured. >>> defiant ride. a nurse quarantined at home over those fears of ebola leaves on a bike ride with the media and police following close behind. >>> out and proud, a powerful message from the ceo of apple, tim cook makes a very public announcement about

row? in the middle. a mike is -- coming. >> carl with netchoice. one of the things you mentioned was balancing. balancing's security versus usability and famous windows vista example of the pop-up notification showed what can happen if you have an emphasis too high on security. 10 what steps have these three platforms, windows, facebook and chrome, taken to meet that balance between security and usability? >> so i want to just head this off, because it's -- i think security need to consider usability. i don't consider them often at times the solutions that are proposed to improve the security of some system, having usability trade-off, but i don't think that has to be the case and the best solutions are going to have both. so in terms of what is chrome doing, we have -- chrome security team. about 25 people that are completely dedicated to making chrome secure. the whole, everyone in the project has to think about it. ip think of security like speed. if we want the product to be fast, everyone has to think about it. not just one team, but we really

mike? >> that's good. >> ok. if you could -- the woman in the front row here. >> i'm penny. news.ns i wanted to ask michael. you said earlier about maliki saying to petraeus, come in and we'll do anything you want. we heard from the obama administration for a long time that the war -- he wanted to end the war, it was going to end at a specific time. and even with the status of forces agreement, we couldn't stay any longer. so what you said seemed to completely contradict that. could you expand? >> sure. we were the only ones -- back you have to remember 2008-2009 after the surge. we went from 57 attacks per day in baghdad in 2005-2006 to 10 attacks nationwide after the surge. and after the sons of iraq were in place. and at that point, we said, ok, we're going to treat the iraqi government like an independent government. a sovereign government. we were the only ones doing that. the iranians were heavily influencing maliki not to sign the status of forces agreement. ok, but that didn't mean we couldn't have pushed harder and done more things. and we should have. the only thing you could depend upon when joe