tomorrow. 53 in minneapolis. the hurricane center update. tropical storm ana and hurricane gonzalo in the 5:00 hour. >>> thank you, chad. >> i heard cold. all i heard was cold. >> what? it will be in the 30s overnight? >> i heard cold. changes, chad. a coalition forces pounding isis with air strikes in kobani. are these attacks finally making a difference? we will go live to the syrian border. >>> a biden family scandal. this is not something over what the vice president said. one of his sons has been forced out of the navy for drug use. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement in

sort of enter a world where people are encouraging, enlivening, stimulating in a way that maybe minneapolis, st. paul, or the midlands of england aren't? >> yes, this is a very tantalizing world that they're exposed to. if you look a little bit into the websites and the youtube channels, and you're explosive of that world of imagination or imaginary, it's very much a fantasy world. many of these young people, particularly these people that we're calling foreign fighters or these foreign groups, they are trying to escape certain realities as your guest said. and they're trying to find some how a better world in their imagination, even though this involves quite a bit of bar be barbari barbaricty, and misguidance. for them fleeing the rattles of today means fleeing experiences of islamic phobia. you talked about that girl from france, from the south of france. i don't know all the details of how she became the person she became, and how she decided overnight that she wanted to first take a train and then board a plane into syria, but if you think about the situation of muslims in france, and

butchered by a chef than not feeling too well goes back in stops off in chicago then she goes back to minneapolis. anyone in the area is infected and dies. is well known and the actual control of the science was from columbia university. but people were dying horribly. but what is really important is to maintain. so the citizens to make sure because of the others. >> at least at that scale arrives from human activities but we can see the experience but it is unlikely. but particularly i think to the technologies to expand the powers and of that same point it evolves a lot of possible discoveries. throughout human history we have made a bunch of discoveries and the nets effect is beneficial because of these advancements. so a lot of these discoveries some have been mixed. but you have been better off without. but perhaps chemical weapons but so far with the technology or idea that destroys the civilization of the species. what does that look like? of little over a half a century ago we discovered how to create nuclear weapons. we're lucky because we need the raw materials like uranium or plutonium

minneapolis waking up to only in the 30's and 40's in chicago. you are in the low 50's early this morning. you will be climbing up to much warmer conditions later today. 60's chicago, cleveland and minneapolis. not too bad. feels like fall out there for many of you. as far as severe weather goes we are expecting some of that across places like tennessee down into tennessee and across arkansas and into the central planes we are looking for large hail and damaging winds and isolated storms. >> maria molina has a new ring on the finger this morning>> yeah, on her left hand. >> we are so happy for you. >> thank you. it is an exciting weekend. glad to be back. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> it is 11 minutes after the top of the hour a real life bubble boy. why one man ace's attempt to cross the ocean didn't go as planned. >> why apple's latest mart phone may cause retailers to permanently change your pants? >> why they are taking po will cal correctness to a whole new level. will columbus day be replaced with indigenous people day? ♪ dad, i know

minneapolis, 65. wait. it will be a frontal system that sweeps through and those temperatures all the way from minneapolis and duluth and chicago and st. louis will be cooler. look at this. chicago goes from 77 to 60 degrees. minneapolis from 60s into the 40s. if you are traveling out west, 59 in salt lake city. los angeles, 77. new york city on tuesday, 71. can't beat that. back to you guys. >> drama there. 71 degrees in new york city on tuesday. >>> speaking of hot, the san francisco giants smoking hot. now one win away from the third world series title in five years. they crush the royals, 5-0. it was all about their ace. madison bumgarner. he threw a complete game shutout. the first one since 2003 when josh beckett threw one. bumgarner is the greatest world series pitcher of all time. look at his numbers over 30 innings. stunning. four world series wins over the last five years. game six is tuesday night in kansas city. the next two games in kansas city. they have to win them both. >> that is baseball.

minneapolis did it first and now seattle seeing it. give us your thoughts. >>> still ahead, how all four mlb playoff teams can be connected across the country, a visual explanation ahead that is awesome. speaking of baseball, tune in for more exclusive interview for the league's newly appointed ambassador of inclusion billy bean for his personal story about waiting to come out after retiring from the major leagues. >> i was not comfortable with the reality of my sexual orientation and i needed help with that, but i couldn't put the two lives together. and i think that once i -- sharing my story, the reason i walked away, i had a partner who passed away while i was on the padres, died in the emergency room at 7:00 a.m. in the morning and i had a 1:00 game that day that i played in. >> you won't believe his story. now mlb has his back. he never thought he would be back. he's a mentor and pioneer and he's leading the way to help other athletes in sports. it is cool. you're going to want to hear that. we have the cooler for you. a check on

a bit in chicago where she has something of a liaison, and then she goes back to the family in minneapolis. and this virus is worse than any virus we have ever seen. anyone who even opens a car door gets infected, dies and infects lots of other people. it's those hideous a virus in the world but it's a very good film about infectious disease, because it's well-made, made by steven soderbergh, and actual control of the science was given to a very good virus disease medic at columbia university to so it's generally pretty realistic. there's a few things that are unrealistic like the fact that they're killing hundreds, thousands of people are dying and dying horribly in very quickly, and there's about three people working on the program. but it shows the cdc or traditions are important the cd seat is and that's important my book the what is important we maintain the stature of our public health services because their extraordinary important. so i think in these times when things we could all do as citizens, particularly indios where local democracy is so strong is to make sure the public heal

. >>> divertido, bueno, estos monstruos y figuras que representan zombis los adornos en minneapolis.re mueva todo esto. cabezas colgantes esqueletos y lo que parecen pedazos de cuerpos de bebÉs. claro todo falso. >>> uy! no, eso ya es hablar a los extremos yo creo que las personas a veces llevan esta tradiciÓn fuera de cons textos. >>> el creativo autor. comenzÓ este centro tri cismo hace 20 aÑos cada halloween lo hace mÁs grande y mÁs temeroso. >>> lo sorprendente que la gente sigue viniendo y cada vez parecen disfrutarlo mÁs >>> y aunque en estados unidos las personas tienen derecho de interpretar un festejo a su manera. una familia hispana nos dice que lo que parece haberse olvidado algunos adultos que halloween en realidad es para los niÑos. >>> hay que celebrarlo de una manera pasiva >>> en el hogar de los maldad vado en houston la tradiciÓn es asÍ. >>> vamos a ponerlo ahÍ mi amor ponlo ahÍ. pero en dallas, el Ébola fue inspiraciÓn para el propietario de este es edificio. >>> james fox se puso el traje de los que evitan el contagio con el virus. insinuando que estÁn todos en cua

even lives in minneapolis, minnesota. -- david lives in minneapolis, minnesota.on lives in california. even lives in boston. and jeffrey lives in high point, north carolina. something, to grow sons up. grow them up. -- two grow them up. have sons, i am fortunate to have thousands of daughters. college,from spelman but i have to lift up the joy i had in being the president of bennett college for women. so the only two historically black colleges for women in our country, i have had the privilege of being the president of each. and one of these days i want my page in the guinness book of world records. >> i have to go back to one thing, i am old enough for this to matter. cole, where does the name che come from? from what i think it is? >> the name is from what you think it is. first of all, cuba is a place where i did that in. -- didn't fit in. i did a place where fieldwork when it was not easy to do fieldwork. it was also a place where i have an interest in observing the whole process. ethan chehat is cole. .> named after che guevara which goes back to the early

but speaking of cool, minneapolis 36. chicago 47. 43 bismarck. omaha at 50 degrees. toronto and the great lakes, st. louis, to dallas. everything comes up and over the ridge of high pressure. it's weakening a little bit. starting to back off slightly. some of that is very thick. a little cooler coast and bay. it started yesterday for some. it's not a full swing cooling pattern yet. the trend is to cool it down. still 90s inland. fog, sun, warm for some. cooler for others. we are getting into a southern pattern. 90s for some. 60s and 70s and 80s for others. over all the temperatures are beginning to edge downward here. looks pretty good. not 90 degrees or 82 like it was on sunday. but still game time temp at 74. it looks like we bottom out thursday. there are hints of another warmup on the weekend. >>> demand for a's iphone 6 is about to get bigger. the chinese news site says that apple has already received 4 million reservations for iphone 6 models. and there are reports that tesla will unvail the model 3 this week. that is the mass market electric car. several analy

this happened in minneapolis. no, it wasn't a modern day performance of "thriller."ple were helping set a guinness world record for the largest gathering of people dressed as zombies. the official number -- 15,458. >> you know somebody didn't enjoy this. there's always somebody that's going to have a complaint, a problem. >> don't tell me it was you. >> it wasn't me this time. they have a beef. some of the local retailers. they shut down the street for this. it seems fairly unnecessary. some retailers there lost some money. they say we want to be compensated for this. that might be fair. >>> we've got "the skinny" coming up. president obama's daughters. what do they have in common with rico rodriguez and mo'ne davis? >>> later, facing dangers an the high seas. our own intrepid ginger zee set sail with the crew from "the deadliest catch." we're really in for quite a ride. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by resolve. ugh. does your carpet ever feel rough and dirty? don't avoid it. resolve it. our new formula with a

see right there minneapolis wet snow for you heading into saturday morning.ll of this pushes eastward across the northeast and over the mid atlantic toward saturday but clearing out for a nice weekend for most. >> we are going to go straight from summer to winter i think. >> thank you. >>> they are going from the real housewives of new jersey to the big house. he will spend 15 months behind bars for pank and mortgage fraud charges spending $4 million. >> her husband joe got 41 months. they staggered it for the sake of their young daughters. he will do their time first starting january 5th. >> in the ferguson police shooting she claims her account was hacked. they did not tweet the statement about the officer. the statement says quote i know someone sitting on the grnd jury of this case. there isn't enough toward an arrest. >> he says she hasn't used her twitter account in months. the investigation of the michael brown shooting death is complete. the grand jury expects by next month it will decide if to charge examiner wilson. >> a sweeping abortion law in tex

by sunday, it will be nowhere near 70. 46 in minneapolis is the high. this is the air that gets to the east coast for the end of the weekend and most of next week. scattered storms tomorrow across the northeast. a rain shower in the golf game. otherwise, sunny and cool across parts of the south as the cold air in minneapolis now makes its way all the way down to the front. look at the high in atlanta tomorrow. a high of only 62. chicago, 50. this feels like football weather on a college football saturday. back to you guys. >>> football weather. thanks, chad. hong kong's leader refusing to resign despite the protesters demanding democracy. we are live in the middle of all of it with what comes next. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only c

first it was the minneapolis area. and now apparently the denver area. and it isn't just these three girls this weekend. one month ago, 19-year-old shannon conley of the denver area pleaded guilty for providing material stuart to isis. now, she also got arrested, but she got arrested at the denver airport. she was headed to join isis to serve as a nurse at a jihadist camp. "on the record" will take to you denver with the news that's developing. first, fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge joins us. catherine? >> thank you,greta. i have been in touch with one of our somali contacts this evening who confirmed that the three girls are either 15 or 16 years old two are sisters of somali decent. in this case the parents threw up the red flag at the end of last week that the girls were missing, contacted the fbi. and the fbi was able to intervene and stop them in germany. this is not typically what you see. usually these families, according to our contact feel some fear about contacting the fbi and some shame. they wait. by the time they

minneapolis is 36 degrees. chicago is 47. i mean almost everywhere seems to be running cooler than us. the highs weakening a little bit. it will take another day. dense morning fog coast and bay. a little cooler. even though coming down 2-4 for some inland areas. tomorrow looks good. we will see temperatures dropping a good 15-20 degrees. thick morning fog. warm to hot inland. still 90s. these are all above. coast and bay are sliding closer to where they should be. so a very hot pattern. 74-degrees. they will be mostly sunny skies. temperatures look pretty good here as we go into tuesday and then they drop on wednesday and thursday. that will give a lot of relief friday. signs of another warmup by the weekend. >>> new tools in the search for the missing malaysian airlines jet. the high-tech efforts searchers hope will give them an edge. >> the drought putting a downer on the seasonal tradition. at 1-800-dentist, we're about one thing. helping you find a dentist you'll want to go to for the rest of your life. we've helped over

minneapolis city attorney handed down that ruling yesterday.he attorney says the city has no jurisdiction over speech or property at the university of minnesota. the vikings are playing at the university while the new stadium is being built. two city council members tried to get it banned november 2nd. >>> giving kids a chance to sleep in. school start times could become a reality for students in virginia if approved in the day ahead >> get ready for windy conditions as you step outside this morning. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein has the high temperatures you will see at 5:41. >>> talk about a desirable place to live. while one of our local zip codes is >>> welcome back. it looks like d.c. has the best zip code in the country, according to a new study by the the real estate website movoto. >> 20004 was crowned the number one postal code in america. that is the area that borders the national mall, the white house, and several popular museums. they looked at median household income and households below the poverty line. other cities were

in chicago we have thundershower activity from minneapolis, chicago and detroit. out here in the western part of the country looking okay for travelers okay. >> more details are coming out about accused kidnapper jessie matthew. suspected in the disappearance of hannah graham. he has been forensically linked to morgan harrington who disappeared in 2009 and 2005 rape outside washington, d.c. we're learning matthew was investigated for an alleged sexual assault at the second college he attended. he will be in court today facing reckless driving charges he racked up speeding away from police. >>> two high school students are accused of having sex with a student. they had a threesome with 16-year-old student. the student was a junior and looking into the possibility that he video taped or took pictures of the encounter. both teachers are facing felony charges. >> 4:53. all new in the next half-hour of "action news," a pair of beer bandits trying to steal 73 cans of beer from a florida store. >>> thursday night on 6abc is all about melodrama a >> take a look at this tr

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. >> minneapolis.ey sound exciting to me. >> jimmy: everything that seems foreign, i guess, seems kind of -- seattle and minneapolis are exciting. >> they are. they really were. i had a really good time. >> jimmy: you did. has your family been here to the united states? >> yeah, they come out and visit. they get to come from scotland now and act all jet set. >> jimmy: do they have things they're dying to see when they come here? >> my dad wants to do the studio tours. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah. go on the buses with him, which is just really weird because i see people i know and stuff. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you've gone on the buses. >> oep, definitely, yeah, of course. >> jimmy: on a tram with dad? >> it was amazing, yeah. >> jimmy: and why does he want to see that? >> because he's really excited. >> jimmy: he wants to do the tourist stuff. >> we're from scotland. movies aren't real. >> jimmy: how did you even wind up in the movies, i mean, in television, acting and stuff? >> i don't know. i mean,

tell us about the report in the minneapolis star tribune. >> that's right. peterson took to twitter to defend himself and the charity. they center on basically two things. the newspaper reported there were some questions about some of the donations that his charity made. the foundation back in 2009. some questions about whether they were properly reported. peterson says any discrepancies in the reporting was due to basically a clerical errored by a since fired cpa. he's proud of his organization. his attorney said peterson is proud of that. the second thing, it's unrelated to these allegations of child abuse. but peterson's image issues now the minneapolis star tribune reported that police in minnesota investigated some rape allegations against peterson back in 2011. in that police report, also obtained by nbc news peterson's uncle told the investigator he used peterson's company card to reserve the room in the hotel which included a party with four women. pet ae peterson made it clear that the company card was not related to the all day foundation but rathe

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this is now the fourth person that we know of who slipped past security recently in minneapolis.ething. >> thanks. >>> 12 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up straight ahead, a group now training people to catch cops on video? good idea or is this a disgrace to our men and women in blue? >> and then a toll collector told to stop saying god bless you because it might offend drivers. now that worker is out of a job. ♪ ♪ how do you know your kids will love campbell's soup? well, it's been the number one soup in america. (slurp) (slurp) (slurp) (slurp) for four generations (family laughs) (gong) campbell's! m'm! m'm! good! >>> policing the police. it's happening more and more. groups taking to cameras to the streets to record law enforcement activity in the event something goes wrong and they can show it to people. the justice committee here in new york city is one of the latest groups dedicated to videotaping cops. these groups are growing in the wake of events like ferguson and the death of that new york city man, eric gardner. is this helping or hurting our law enforcement

in the mid west, we have windy conditions, we'll have rain, minneapolis and detroit and chicago could see delays. in seattle a little bit be of rain could delay a flight or two going to seattle. everywhere else including philadelphia a-okay. >> a south african judge could hand down her sentence as early as today. yesterday the relative of the slain girlfriend receive have a steenkamp's cousin said he must pay for what he had done. >>> while the hunt continues in the poconos for suspected cop killer eric frein we have information on the condition of the trooper who survived the ambush. trooper alex douglass has been released from the hospital and is in rehab. he was shot five weeks ago after bryon dickson was killed in the ambush. investigators believe frein is hiding in the woods in the area, hundreds of troopers are searching for him. >> all new in the next half-hour of "action news," a head-on collision in delaware that left two people dead. >> an australian man is taking the name, . >> joan rivers died saturday of a predictable complication of surgery. the comedian went into cardia

two planes clipped wings on the tarmac at minneapolis airport last night. >>> reports say an arbitratorled that goodell must give testimony next month and rice's appeal from his i indefinite suh suspension by the nfl. the suspension came after a video went public showing him hitting his fiancee in an elevator. >>> an investigation of ak em dic fraud at the university of north carolina found that thousands of students, half of them athletes. mark strassmann reports they got credit for classes that did not exist. >> there you have it. north carolina is the 1993 national championships. >> reporter: in 1993 when the university of north carolina's basketball team bake the national champ, investigators say academic fraud was always in play. deborah krauder started a scheme to enroll students in classes that never met and had only one minimal requirement. >> they didn't take notes, have to stay awake, they didn't have to meet with professors, and the only coursework they had to do was write a single paper. >> reporter: kenneth was to investigation it. the department chairman was also in on the

want toand minneapolis label it indigenous people's day.ttle said they are celebrating cultural native americans instead of the rise of the europeans. talk about the weather. we saw video of the fog. it is really very thick. >> travel plans tomorrow, school and air travel, look for some delays. jacqui jeras will be here at 4:40 with a look at it. the visibility is down to less than half a mile across much of the area. no dense fog advisory or anything like that. be forewarned, tomorrow morning, bigger problems. 64 degrees at reagan national, the wind has settled, zero, with fog forming. earlier today, 68 degrees at reagan national. pretty much on target this time of year, about one inches of rainfall, the record high set back in 1954. 64 children's hospital, about .1 inches of rain on the weatherbug. jackpot, ashburn, about a quarter a show of rain, 63 degree the visibility beginning to fall quickly, about eight miles. dulles has about a half-mile visibility, same thing in gaithersburg, three mile visibility at reagan national. expect that

their folklore so popular that thanks to "the walking dead," the house in minneapolis right now lookslike this. >> it's all in fun. it's too scary for a 3-year-old or 4-year-old, don't bring them here. >> and zombies are among the best selling halloween costumes. >> every loves the concept of the dead coming back to life. >> reporter: zombies are everywhere. they could live among us and we wouldn't bat an eye. >> i'll be home for dinner. @dúúb >> reporter: we might just think they're "walking dead" fans. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> your favorite show? >> "walking dead," are you kidding me? love it. really? okay, what do you love about it? >> the story sideline is great but it's pretty disgusting as well. >> we have starring roles. >> that's after this shift. >> is that you on the right? >> it is. i feel like that after every shift. ohh a completely new sensation for us both. it's opened a whole new door for us. i've come to clean your pool. but we don't have a pool. i'll come in anyway. next week i'm going to be a maid. [ female announcer ] k-y yours & mine. his excites. hers

of course the minneapolis district includes the big shale oil reserves in north dakota. but again, this information was all collected before october 6th. we've had a lot happen since then. the dow, down, 1,000 points since october 6. unclear how these latest developments in the markets will affect fed policy making at the end of this month. melissa? dierdre: peter barnes reporting in disguise. thanks to the market reaction right now. it has been a rough run. the dow diving more than 400 points. the a few seconds ago we were down 400. we're all over the map today. the steepest drop in more than three years. one of the big reasons, ebola. get you up to speed on very latest on that one, that caused a free fall this morning. a second person contracted ebola in the u.s. the patient has not yet been identified but it has been confirmed that the health care worker did travel by air before experiencing any symptoms of the deadly disease the beginning of this week that was. the president is set to meet with cabinet leaders in just over an hour from now. they will discuss the gove

mild minneapolis. local weather in 30 seconds, and the sunny cities brought to you by ashley furniture. >> it will not be too sunny to day, we will have more clouds than sun but at least it will be dry. 55 chili degrees and it is breezy with winds out of the northwest at 17 miles per hour but the wind gusts will be between 25-30 miles per hour. temperatures will only climb into the lower 60's and it will probably only feel like the 50's when you factor in the wind. it will be breezy tomorrow but more sunshine. >> more coming up from ginger. >>> also ahead on "gma," a dramatic day in the trial of the polo mogul charged with manslaughter. what he says caused the crash. >>> and new helmet technology being put to the test. >>> and is there a cure for traffic? "gma" puts it to the test. what you could know before your commute. >>> and the avenn jers are back. they are trending overnight. we have a super look when we come back. stay with us on "good morning america." well, when you have copd, it can be hard

all of these in denver, minneapolis, they operate at a loss and the business model makes up for the difference between public funds and private sponsorship. i do think we can achieve operational self sustainability here in san francisco if you don't count at the norms capital cost of the equipment. but not, i don't think it willever happen at a scale of 350 bikes, we need closer to 1,000 bikes to be sustainable. so profitability, it won't happen here. >> i think, i just want to thank you for coming forward and i recognize and appreciate what you were doing in terms of trying to be ants anticipatory and i hope you appreciate that we want to see this work and for added for congestion on the port, anything that can done to improve it is a huge help and i'm pleased to hear how many rides have been taken to and from the site. i'm happy to see the program expanded and see the port help this along. it might be nice for us to get an update periodically on the project because it's another opportunity to spread the word about what's happening to the public and those that observe it. i want to thank you

i had the privilege anyway, monday, and it is, to go to a trailer park in the suburb of minneapolis and interview alicia flores who is a building cleaner for the target corporation, a subcontracting -- actually works for a firm that subcontracts with target. and sat in her kitchen. and had her tell me about the recent victory that they just had. she is a member of of center for workers united struggle. i'm language challenged. but anyway -- workers centers based in the twin cities of minnesota that has been operating for about 3 1/2, 4 years, organizing. they had been organizing building cleaners who work for various companies that are subcontractors with target and cub foods and sears and home depot and stuff like that. and so, the biggest fight with target corporation and monday they announced tuesday, or monday, they announced they reached an agreement with target corporation. the three pieces of the agreement, this is unprecedented for i think for a workers center and certainly the agreement includes, protects and ensures workers rights to bargain with employers. with noninterferenc

the minneapolis city attorney's office says that the city cannotban the redskins name when washingtonhe vikings next month. the attorney ruled the city has no jurisdiction over speech on university property. that is because the school is a state entity. minnesota city council members say they believe the name is a racial or -- slur. it feels like it has been raining forever. i know it hasn't been long. >> we have had a lot of rain. doug hill talked about it earlier. heavy rain, gusty winds. that is going to be the big story as we move overnight and tomorrow morning. gusty winds, even though it is going to be around 60, it is going to feel cooler than that because of the winds. thankfully, most of the shower activity is lifting out of here. if you are in montgomery county, in the district, off to the west and fairfax, you are derived. head over into northern prince george's county to annapolis, that is where we have like showers. it is not going to amount to a whole lot more. the bigger story will definitely be the wind. look at these rain totals. about 1.25 inches in laurel. 9/10 of a

you're in minneapolis, pick a hospital in minneapolis.h would it cost to prepare a hospital to get ready for ebola when we're talking about protective gear and training? can you answer that? >> you know what? no, i cannot. i do not know the figures, but i know one thing, there is billions and billions of dollars in our health care system and if we had the money to send troops which i'm glad the president is doing, if if we have money for other things that we consider priorities, that money needs to come. >> jean ross, i appreciate your time. thank you very much for being on "the ed show." keep up the fight. for more let me bring in chris van holland from washington. good to have you on. >> good to be here. >> your thoughts, what's your conclusion at this point? >> clearly there was a breakdown in the hospital readiness system. the dallas hospital was clearly not prepared to respond. you had the testimony from the nurses and we had the infection from two nurses. so first of all, it's absolutely essential that we have a uniform, national st

douglas macarthur mccain grows up a basketball-loving kid in suburban minneapolis. in syria and died there. all westerners and not isolated cases. intelligence experts say 1,000 westerners have joined isis. more than 100 of them american. >> isis is reaching out to people on social media, in real-time, interacting with them in real-time. >> the way law enforcement has traditionally dealt with homegrown terror, surveillance, busts, indictments, well, here in southern california muslim-american leaders say in the age of social media you simply cannot arrest your way out of this problem. if you want to defeat it, help must come from the community. after the boston marathon bombing the muslim public affairs council rolled out the safe spaces initiative. modeled after a gang prevention program, the idea is to work on prevention in places like mosques, intervene, and if necessary call the police. >> i'm crazy loco from pasadena and pink lady. >> reporter: these men who claim to be los angeles gang members shot video of themselves in syria fighting for the assad regime, no

it's 22 up in bismarck. 22. 35 up to minneapolis. it's very, very cool. look at the line of rain all the way back through the midsection. st. louis more on that in a second. more on that back toward wichita. that is the remains of a tropical storm. so it kind of merged together. st. louis for tomorrow it looks like the clouds and rain will end. 5:07. >> why is that? >> because they have to talk a little bit. back home we have low cloud deck. over all high pressure noses in saturday. we will get a north, northeast breeze. by monday it all turns around and we see increasing clouds by tuesday. today fog, sun, nice. a little cooler inland today. it looks like today will bottom out on the temps. low 80s for some upper 60s for others. it will be a warm up. a quick one on sunday. transition day on monday and tuesday cloudy and temperatures drop off the table. >> thank you, steve. >>> we are six weeks into the nfl season but we already know who will be in the super bowl. there are several reports that katie perry will perform at the super bowl in arizona on sunda

much of the east is run 25g, 30 degrees below average. 42 in minneapolis.n marquette and st. louis is staying in the middle 40s. by the time we get to saturdays, you're seeing the mid-60s down to orlando, maybe getting to 60 in panama city, 51 in charlotte. there's also some snow that's going to come along with this. mainly it's novelty snow after trick or treating in the ohio valley but more significant snow possible in the appalachians, especially in the higher elevations. that's where we could see a half foot of snowfall and power outage concerns. a little too late for major impact on the northeast. perhaps it will be cold and windy. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs newss. >> new jersey governor chris christie told off a heckler. he was making a speech and man with a sign interrupted him to criticize the pace of building in new jersey. that set off the governor. >> i'm glad you had your day to show off, but we're the ones who are here to actually do the work. so turn around, get your 15 minutes of fame, and then maybe take off your jacket, roll up y

mild minneapolis. local weather in 30 seconds, and the sunny cities brought to you by ashley furniture. >> reporter: hi, everyone, david murphy here with an update from accuweather, we have showers out of the north throughout the region. in this cases in atlantic county they are heavy. as we go outside, came of the wet roads, it's cloudy and cool and windy along with the damp conditions. temperatures in the low 50s. this afternoon we'll see a high of 59. most of the rain is in the morning and this afternoon windy and cloudy, tomorrow, sunshine returns at least for part of the day, high of 66. better. >> more coming up from ginger. >>> also ahead on "gma," a dramatic day in the trial of the polo mogul charged with manslaughter. what he says caused the crash. >>> and new helmet technology being put to the test. >>> and is there a cure for traffic? "gma" puts it to the test. what you could know before your commute. >>> and the avenn jers are back. they are trending overnight. we have a super look when we

and that patient was holding a ticket to minneapolis. so we could have had the index patient in minneapolis and unfortunately what you and i don't know is someone sitting in a waiting room right now, asymptomatic and ready to board, even though they have the virus on board themselves already. ebola is unlike the bird flu. the bird flu could have come to this country through a migratory pathway. there's no way in the world for the fruit bat from western africa to fly over the atlantic ocean. the only way can you get ebola is if someone goes over, gets it, and bring it is to you. so that's why a travel ban or a slowing down of the travel documents that are issued by the state department would have such a profound effect. and the president actually has the authority to do this. that was granted in the pandemic plan. and in fact my understanding is they amended the pandemic plan in july to cover the hemorrhagic viruses of which ebola is one. so that authority exists. and there are a lot of people who question why in the world are you letting

did you do any study what might have happened had patient zero arrived in minneapolis on july 30? >> congressman, i'm not aware of that. and i'll have to get back to you on that. i don't know. >> the reason i ask the question, it was put pretty clearly, you had a situation at presbyterian. a nurse does an intake evaluation, and apparently some travel history is given that perhaps provided a really important clue that then was subsequently lost in all of the activities involved with treating the individual. from the c.d.c. standpoint, are you concerned at all with the directives and missives and action alerts that you have been putting out for months, somehow they weren't getting through to the frontline, to the people at the tree only desk? because really there was only one response. i'm here for a fever and a stomach ache. i've traveled from africa. put down the ipad. go through that door where the two men in moon suits will meet you and walk you into an isolation unit. really, that's the only response s. that not correct? >> congressman, i agree with you. as someone who has work

meanwhile the minneapolis star "trib" reports money raised by his charity and one of its credit card paid for a hotel room used for an alleged orgy. peterson listed a series of disputes adding on twitter, quote, never let the truth get in the way of a good story. obviously, more to come in the way from that one for sure. another decision on marriage equality t. ninth circuit court of appeals struck down bans in idaho and nampblths ruling gay rights were violated and the supreme court declined to take up the issue on a national level effectively granting marriage equality rights to couples in some 30 states. because the 9th circuit covers alaska, montana and arizona, the number of states that will soon have marriage ekwaelt quality is up to 35. democratic senator mark prior is responding to fallout for failing to answer a question about ebola outbreak. he accused his opponent of voting against legislation that will protect americans. they asked prior if president obama was doing enough. >> reporter: do you think the obama administration has do you know good job handling the ebola cris

of the american hospital association, and in minneapolis we are joined by jean ross the copresident of the national nurses united. and ms. ross i want to start with you. your organization is the largest in the country. and last week you had some scathing criticism of the outrageous handling as you called it of ebola at the texas health presbyterian hospital. they have apologized and admitted that mistakes were made. do you accept that? and where do we go from here on this? >> an apology is nice but a corporate c.e.o. apology does not save lives. where we go is to listen to us which we have been begging for since the get go. once you've got the evidence that we were correct that people are not prepared, nurses are not prepare federal we say we are not we are not. it unfortunately has been born out with the threats to the health and safety of the rn's and other workers. one thing we have done is write a letter to president obama asking that he set a uniform national standard that all hospitals must comply with in this system we have in this country. and we have a petition on-line at nati