mr. alison. >> hi, i'm pam i live in katrero hill for 2 years the home sharing i'm able to stay home with my baby he's about 3 and a half motherhood and we've had housing for our family and if it weren't for home sharing we couldn't be able to afford to stay especially in the katrero hill area additionally our guests provide business for the local businesses like in katrero hill there are not a lot of hotels and the restaurants appreciate it that's it. >> thank you pam thank you little one thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm president of the small property owners of san francisco i talked about transparent we believe the registry should be public they're open for everyone there are a couple of other items that are important the first is section 37.9 that covers evictions it says the tenants is a using this is a just causes permitting a rental unit for being used for an illegal purpose the landlord shall not endeavor to recover this that's procedure within thirty days this is given pricing rise to violating our leases this is wrong and should be removed if the code on page 11 line 3 owner in

mr. no. alison will reach out. she won't vote to send jobs overseas. like mitch mcconnell has. alison can work with both sides. i believe in alison. she is the right person at the right time. >> i'm alison grimes and i'm honored to approve this message. >> the first and only debate scheduled between incumbent u.s. senator mitch mcconnell of kentucky and his democratic opponent, alison grimes is scheduled for tonight starting at 8:00 eastern. mr. mcconnell was the first elected to the senate in 1984, he currently serves the senate minority leader. his democratic challenger is kentucky's secretary of state. we're hoping to resolve some of our technical problems. in the men time, some more information. we did an earlier -- interview earlier today. >> the only debate scheduled in the kentucky senate race monday night carried live on the c-span networks. join youing us on the phone is joe, he covers politics with the louisville courier journal. thanks very much for being with us. >> happy to be here. >> give us a sense of where this race is three weeks out. >> well, i think it's saf

mr. no. alison will not vote to send jobs overseas like mitch mcconnell did. i believe in alison. she is the right person at the right time. grimes, and i am honored to approve this message. >> welcome to "kentucky tonight." i am bill goodman. tonight we will discuss issues in kentucky's u.s. senate race. our guests are kentucky secretary of state alison lundergan grimes of the democratic party and u.s. senator mitch mcconnell of the republican party. we invite questions from kentucky viewers to send questions on twitter. use the web form, click on contact us, or you may call. please include your first and last name, town or county, on all messages. to the both of you, thanks very much for being here tonight on "kentucky tonight." secretary grimes, you have labeled senator mcconnell as senator gridlock and stated in a press release that his message is clear, six more years of brinksmanship and partisan gains in gridlock, washington, d.c. senator mcconnell, in turn you have said of ms. grimes that she is an experienced obama liberal with a gun. secretary grimes, what can you say to

senator mitch mcconnell of kentucky and his democratic opponent, alison lundergan grimes. mr. mcconnell was first elected to the senate in 1984 and currently serves as senate minority leader. his democratic challenger is kentucky secretary of state. this race is listed as a tossup. this is courtesy of kentucky educational television. >> welcome to kentucky tonight. . am bill goodman tonight we will discuss issues in kentucky's u.s. senate race. our guests are kentucky secretary of state alison lundergan grimes of the democratic party and u.s. senator mitch mcconnell of the republican party. we invite questions from kentucky viewers to send questions on twitter. an contact us,m or you may call. please include your first and last name, town or county, on all messages. to the both of you, thanks very much for being here tonight on "kentucky tonight." secretary grimes, you have aseled senator mcconnell "senator gridlock" and stated in a press release that his message is clear, six more years of brinksmanship and partisan gains , washington, d.c.. senator mcconnell, in turn you hav

and alison and deroy will be here in mosts to entertain you for more, mr. matt welch, andnnl kmele foster, i am kennedy,you. thank you for watching. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everyone. the obama administration engaged in what is a three-pronged political battle engaging with the pentagon come if the governors and the american public about how to deal with americans returning from the ebola stricken region of west africa. fox news has confirmed the joint chiefs chairman, geneeal martin dempsey, has recommended a 21 day quarantine for all of our troops returning from service in western africa. the white house today however refused to say whether the president agreed, despite the revelation that the u.s. army is already quarantining for 21 days, 11 individuals who arrived working in west africa. the white house also not denying reports that they had pressured the governors of new york and new jersey to ease their mandatory 21 day quarantine, which they put in place last week from health care workers returning from west africa. >> members of this administration ha

alison lundergan grimes still won't say whether she voted for obama. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. >>> after meeting with his team the president has made this statement in the oval office. >> mrs in dallas, it is typical of what nurses do each and every day, caring for us. and one has now been transferred to nih, national institute of health facilities, the other has now been transferred to emory university. they are getting the best possible care. our thoughts and prayers are with them and their families and we're continuing to monitor their conditions. number two, the second nurse to be diagnosed, as all of you are aware, traveled from dallas to cleveland and back. as a consequence, it's very important for us to make sure that we are monitoring and tracking anyone who was in close proximity to this second nurse, to make sure that their temperatures are being taken and we know that they are receiving the kind of attention that they need to ensure there's not additional spread of the disease. i spoke to governor kasich in ohio today who is on top of it. we've deployed cdc personnel there to make sure they're getting all the support they need. and we'll continue to work, both