black students navigating white campus environments. hat twitter account is a movie funded by crowd sourcing. it's hailed as a satire of obama aids. we have a scene of "dear white people." >> this is the only dining hall you can get yourself chicken. dear white people, right? it's funny. it's funny stuff. it really is. how have we not staffed you yet? >> me? on prestige? the uninspired music magazine? >> it's more than a magazine. same for the network comedies. >> what gives you clubhouse kids the right to come to our dining hall? >> you don't live here. >> what are you doing? >> you can't eat here. >> let the man -- >> got this. who are you to throw me out? >> well, i think i'm head of this house. >> so, not unlike you, i went to predominantly white campus. obviously, i'm black. >> wait, what? >> i know, i know. i went to indiana university. i was sitting in the movie theater one day and the trailer for this came on. >> okay. >> i was transfixed in my seat like, oh, my. who is justin simien? the first thought i had was, which i'll ask y

. ♪ >> the obama administration is busy this evening navigating a confusing tangle of ebola policies. does the whitese plan to stay the course in terms of its policies, or is it interacting and adjusting based on was the states are doing? >> i don't think they're in where near moving toward what governor christie thinks is going to be a national policy. basically they will be judging everybody that comes in from west africa on four different things. anyone who had a needle would be a voluntary quarantine. -- who had a needle prick. it gives some kind of flexibility to state health workers and health workers coming back. >> is their frustration on the part of the white house so the -- that people at governor christie and governor cuomo or going further than the white house like them to go? >> no question about it. it was jarring what happened this past weekend. the cdc director said over and over in a pronounced fashion we're going by the science and the experience. the politics are not playing into what they are doing and surly what the white house is trying to convey is that politics are not playin

>> he knows how to navigate the bureaucracy and they trust him. trust is a big deal to this particular white house. i think that's another reason why. >> navigate bureaucracy how to deal with all these hospitals and patients. >> also a bureaucracy in a way. so, and also he has a relationship with the hill, which is -- he worked for biden when he was at the senate judiciary committee as well. also someone who knows how to navigate those personalities as well which they are not too good at. >> sounds to me they are hiring a baseball player to play football own weekends. >> unusual pic, administration prerogative if he doesn't do welling we will still be talking about this issue. i did think they need to bring somebody in because at thpress conference this week on the second patient in dallas, there was no one from the federal government at that press conference. that's outrageous. >> we have people, we have a cabinet level. hhs secretary. when we had the anthrax scare we had tommy thompson who took charge. what's wrong with having secretary burwell do it. >> maybe furwell but frieden has lost

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white house. plus this, an app that revolutionizes navigation around the world and a big announcement from the company"cbs this morning." the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> we are getting a possible preview this morning of friday's federal employment report. here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle and brian. certainly looking for things to heat up when it comes to the job picture after a weaker- than-expected gain in august and private payroll tracker adp indicates we might see a little bit of a rebound. it says there were 213,000 jobs created by private firms in september. that compared to a reported gain of 202,000 in august. most economists expect labor to report a gain around 215,000 on friday. that would get back to the trend that we saw for most of 2014 when we had 6 straight months of gains of at least 200,000. that first ebola case being reported in the u.s. in dallas is impacting the stock market with airing stocks selling off and some key biotech stops hitting higher because of that. right no

it's about these four black kids that go to a mostly white ivy league and are kind of navigating theout this friday and we -- it's been a long journey but we're coming to theaters. >> how much of you is in this film? >> i think there's certainly some auto bio graphical threads behind the project. the attention is to attack the idea of identity versus self from four different points of views of what it means to be black. as the tag line says, to be a black face in a white place. >> what are the four different points of view? >> we have a character named lionel who is gay and black and sort of -- kind of feeling in the middle, kind of doesn't see a place for himself anywhere within the culture on this campus. we have samantha white who we saw in this clip who is a revolutionary figure on this campus, championing for black causes in a place that feels like it's post-racial and beyond racism. we also have troy fairbanks living in the shadow of his father's homes and dreams for him. and cocoa connors who is perhaps kind of modulating her class level up and down depending on what people ex

navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >>> the u.s. secret service under fire for a security breach at the whitest month may be suffering another embarrassment. reports say president obama was in an elevator with an armed security contractor who had three criminal convictions during a trip to atlanta last month. reports say the agent questioned the president after he refused to stop recording the president with his phone. a supervisor fired him. >> s.e.c. has charged two men with insider trading after they learned hedge fund manager bill ackman was shorting herbalife stock. the man was told by his roommate that ackman was going to make a negative presentation on herbalife. ackman and pershing square have not been accused of any wrongdoing. >>> a consultant is cutting its rating on pim whoa's funds and four other funds. the move comes a day after morning star downgraded the funds. several institutional investors have placed pimco on their watch list. pimco's cio says there will be no changes to the way money is managed now that gross is gone. listen in. >> i believe my role ultimately at the end

navigate the politics of obama care as it's implemented. because it remains as a concept, poisonously unpopular with its base. here also shows the fine line that kasich is trying to walk as he eyes a whitel to the middle of the electorate. connie shultz recently asked, could the tea party derail john kasich's potential bid in 2016. here to discuss is connie shulz and steven moore. connie, i'll start with you. we have been looking at, you know it is a wide-open race on the republican side when everyone is talking about mitt romney, again. what that says to me, there is this opening for a safe establishment candidate, it was supposed to be christie. he has his issues now. jeb bush, but do people want the bush name, again. talking about romney. seems to me there is nobody else. that's why i keep saying kasich makes a lot of sense to me. governor of a big swing state, ohio. tell us about what he's done out there because a couple years ago he seemed to be in grave danger, politically. i know his democratic opponent this year is self-destructed and is this a story of kasich getting lucky or pult himself in position where he is attractive nationally. >> this is where he landed this week becaus

navigate. you will have love to talk about getting some better hackers. i think we have questions from the audience. if anyone has anything. >> [inaudible] >> david from politico. can you elaborate a little bit more on white house observation of what was going on at the jp morgan and the other financial institutions and in what context? was at stand-alone briefings or briefings in the context of just randomly suggested something russia sanctions? >> so, the way to think about this, part of our job on the national security council is to make sure the president and his advisers remain informed about the wide array of national security threats that come from the country. so that is the context we were treating this particular issue. sure it is part of an ongoing law enforcement investigation with the fbi and secret service so there is a limit to how much i can comment on the ongoing investigation in that area. i think it's something that i didn't we pay attention to in the sense that we are mindful whether we are talking about the financial sector, the electric sector, the telecommunications sector and so it's put into the broader context and any time we see specific targeting in those kind of companies it i

white house, but you will be surprised where this replica is being built. that story right after this. ♪ opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigatees. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >>> all right, check out the building. i know it looks familiar. well, guess what, a wealthy iraqi businessman is building a two scale replica of the white house in the kurdish capital, located in iraq's most expensive communities, and one that has huge mansions, a little unclear as to why it's being built there. here it is. >> wow. speaking of the white house, could the executive office have been hacked? activity suspected on the computer network coming from the washington post, reporting that hackers believed to be working for the russian government apparently breeched the network in recent weeks, raising questions. >>> when we return, competition for apple pay, but has payments moved from traditional plastics to mobile phones, how safe is your data? internet security expert michael is going to join us, we've not seen him in a while. he's with us, plus, a portfol