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>> look, there's no magic answer to the question of money nd politics. we all have different ideas and how important it is and what to do about it. in fact, one time long ago i presented a constitutional amendment which is the only way to really deal with it if you want to deal with it because we have to freedom of speech in he constitution. and the court has said money eek walls speech. so as long as that's their opinion, if you want to change it, you've got to change the constitution. of course, that's impossible. i don't have any brilliant nswer. i have faith in the people. you know, a lot more money has gone into campaign for the last 0 years. and you have super packs on both sides that are coming in with millions of dollars, usually for negative ads against? candidate they're trying to beat. and i've been amazed the public reaction to these ads has not been i think what they expected. people are tired of this and they're just turning it off. in my view a lot of the super ack money is wasted money. i'm sure the tv stations are happy to have it, but i

nd i've been talking through the entire campaign about keeping them on the books. to me. the movement eep going. barack talking about obama and if they don't elect a governor they're missing an opportunity. about what he said to say whether or not they're playing the race card. it's to remind voters this is an important right and us tosibility for each of have. >> is he playing the race card here? for me to say. i wouldn't run the campaign the same way he has. a number of black elected officials who are democrats and a number of people that have talked to in baltimore ity who are outraged and insulted by these ads and i don't think it's helping his campaign. dreamers? ut you've got thousands who would like to stay in maryland while out what o figure their status will be for immigration purposes. stay?d they be allowed to >> it's a huge problem that the and congress have failed and they've been kicking the can down the road for years without coming up with any kind comprehensive meaningful policy. ion reform >> you think there's an incentive if they're allowed to stay? >>

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i will say, september 2 nd, that's before mr. duncan showed up. that's before the nurses who were infekted. so maybe we could have gotten to the bottom of some of these protocols before that. i don't know, maybe none of this would have ever happened. that's why i'm concerned and that's why we need to work in a bipartisan way to fix this. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> president obama continues to resist republican's calls for a travel ban, an ebola truthism is starting to occur. msnbc reported paul told his audience -- >> senator paul seems to think the only reason we're not instituting a travel ban is some kind of misplaced political correctness. >> that's far from those radical theories circulating about ebola. ron johnson was asked today if we should be worried about isis infecting themselves and traveling to this country in order to use the virus as a buy logical weapon. here was his response. >> it's something i started to think about it since this ebola outbreak started. we should do everything possible to defend ourselves against

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i will say, september 2 nd, that's before mr. duncan showed up. that's before the nurses who were infekted. so maybe we could have gotten to the bottom of some of these protocols before that. i don't know, maybe none of this would have ever happened. that's why i'm concerned and that's why we need to work in a bipartisan way to fix this. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> president obama continues to resist republican's calls for a travel ban, an ebola truthism is starting to occur. msnbc reported paul told his audience -- >> senator paul seems to think the only reason we're not instituting a travel ban is some kind of misplaced political correctness. >> that's far from those radical theories circulating about ebola. ron johnson was asked today if we should be worried about isis infecting them ining themselves traveling to this country in order to use the virus as a buy logical weapon. here was his response. >> it's something i started to think about it since this ebola outbreak started. we should do everything possible to defend ourselves a

nd it's amazing. there are pockets of vietnamese but it's largely orange county. >> how many vietnamese that you talked to explain? here there others besides this film? >> there were other gentlemen, five. i don't know the exact number. we interviewed a few more who didn't end up making it in the final version. but it was very important to me to, you know, this is very much a film from american perspective largely. but, you know, the heart of the film is understanding what it meant to leave the vietnamese behind. so their perspective is essential. talked to henry kissinger. how many minutes did he give you? >> he told me he would give me an hour. he gave me an hour and a half. he was emotionally present and nvested in recalling these events. i was struck by the -- his able -- he was 89 at the time that i interviewed him to recall every event that i asked him about down to often the minutes of when it took place the information he had and the decisions he made based on the information he had at that ti

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right now on nd nd, bc10 we hav full account of how a patient is being treated for ebola. >> now to decision 2014. and the two people who may be duking it out for the white house in 2016 are in town today, campaigning for the two men who want the pennsylvania governor's office in 2014. we're talking about hillary clinton and chris christie. they'll be just a few miles apart in this area. nbc10's jesse gary is live. jesse, what are these two heavy hittersing to today? >> reporter: hillary clinton will be on the grassroots rally and the governor will be on the campaign rally there. governor corbett criticizes tom wolf as someone who will raise taxes. wolf counter, the governor sides with business, not the people. one expert says these stumps will is not change hearts and minds. >> what this is really about is to get out turnout. to get out support. to develop networks for future elections. >> reporter: it's the whom for which future election. i'll answer those questions coming up in the next hour. live in center city, jesse gary, "nbc10 news." >> now, those two candidates faced off in a final

so a though i believe we should be helping we nd to make shower our military are protected, and it is my understanding o thi point they will not be in contact with any of the patients. however, that simply is not protecting the americans who are here, all it will take is o more individual, to come in contact with someone with this terrible disease, and it i goin to affect all of us,,you see the react of the american people on this issue, we need to be careful, more safy, i what we need to do. lou: two nurses infected, the doctor said we'll stop it in its track. that everyone hospital in country is equiped to deal ith ebola. it turns out he was more than mistaken he was flat wrong, and two nurses, now are paying a high price. your thoughts? >> well, right, and that was part of my questioning, also. with the doctor who was there and by telecom, i wanted to know, at what point about these particul nurses come in contact with mr. du duncan. i thought if it was in emergency room where things you knowish of knowish initial steps were taken that is one thing but it was after the patient was

diarrhea and vomiting nd fever and there's rash and organ sometimes dysfunction. but there is no specific therapy hat is proven to be effective against ebola and that's why excellent medical care is critical. able to give you insight on how she contracted the virus? >> we're trying to work that out because that is part of the issue of the kinds of things we might want to learn. on that will be more later. right now we wanted to district attorney care of her and when we get further information if we'll make it known. role in d have a suggesting if she should come urging the you hospital to get her? >> we made ourselves available called upon we accepted the responsibility. >> explain the difference in the condition. good ft dallas in condition and now you're saying she's in fair condition. you can explain why the change? when you gate patient in you evaluate them. that ctor was involved in and things we wanted to make sure we weren't missing anything ut very meticulous about it. you may start seeing a change in tuned.atus, so stay we'll give you updates as much as w

>> what a child nds more than anything is an adult who is responsive, tuned in, focused and interacting with them. and in doing so, they are providing the foundation for the ild's later health j development. >> thanks f being here. when we comeback, we're going to hear about a fantastic resource for parents to help children inritical early years >>> welcme back, we're talking about critical importance of early childhood development. in the stud with me is diane levin, the chief deputy director of first five california celebrating its 15th anniversary. >> yes. >> thais phenomenal. >> for flks who don't know what it is, please explain. >> first five calirnia first came to be in 1998 when the passage of the ballot initiative called proposition 10. the whole focus was to find an additional funding stream to focus on children and their families in the earliest years, 0 to but without taking money fr other programs or from ducation. prop 10 created a 5 cent per pack tobacco tax and other tobacco products are taxed as well to create what bega as about a $700 million a year funding stream for t

now, we nd people to arrive earlier.er they're greeted by dozens of fans and it's nice to see them. it will be the third game of the world series beginning tomorrow. this is the party everyone wants to be at. this is the hottest ticketin town, by invitation only. there will be plenty of music, entertnment and food. and did i mention at 945here will be a big display? so it's going to be a fun event. >> looks fun. thank you veryuch. >> giants fans will notice heightened security tomorrow. including homeland security officers. protocol changed today to sunday trucks must go first to pi 96. that is where they are met and scanned for radiatn. seri draws lots of people and attention. just with higher profile. >> more police officers are stationed. >> here is a dedicated giants fan. look at that smile you can see he's posing with posy for this picture. >> posing with posy? >> yes. >> you can e mail them or tweet one t us. >> time to check on our weather. yes. >> looking at the forecast, weather is going to cooperate. it's dry.

nd leighton matteson the professor. it was a small enough class that you got to know the professors well. i think that benefited from the small class and the small number of professors and the enter change between student and faculty. >> now, as our students are beginning their legal careers do you have any advice about what they should be doing in law school? >> it's hard to say but you better study hard. [laughter] it's not as easy as it may seem. it pays off. you enjoy it more if you really work at it and you really -- it's worth the work and you should study hard. >> that's very good. hope everyone's paying attention. and as they're thinking about their legal career doss you have advice for them? >> well, the one thing that's funny, i said this more than one group is you should realize when you start practicing law is your most important asset is your reputation for integrity. and you must always remember you have to play by the rules. it's terribly important. if you don't people know about it, and the word will get

nd i think hanna's story was up ly not very well known until the time her house was landmarked. she was forgotten. and we certainly have early men pioneers, who were that people would reflect on the history of boulder. it's one of the great gifts the gotten us. it's a way to talk to kids in to talk to a way a larger community about woman and i think that reflects on today in boulder. >> we are on the front porch of barker e that hanna lived in for over 40 years. townhat was previously the of highland lawn which hannah in about 18 -- in the late 1800s. so we will rehabilitate the the house and as i said doing the -- we shored up and - it structurally, doing some of the interior work as well. do hope to find a good long-term steward and turn it family home as it was used historically. really goal is just to bring it back to life in the neighborhood so we can continue of hannah story barker who lived here for more than 40 years. > hannah barker to me as a oman in this community in particular is an important person to study and learn about. boulder of egacy of active and engaged wom

nd why do we need to listen to them or stu and his terrific colleague? why should we listen to them if we've got nate silver and "new york times" and these other models out there? and my analogy is sort of the money ball analogy from the book that there's not a team in major league baseball that does not employ a team of stats stigs doing metrics. not one. they all see it's important. but there's not one team that fired all their scouts either. they found the optimal approach is look at the data, analyze the data, but also listen to the scouts, have them looking sitting in the bleachers with a speed gun which is kind of what we do and what our team does. in terms of interviewing candidates, watches the racing, sit in jennifer's office and she's watching ads hours on end. and just sort of evaluating each of these from more of a subjective qual tative as opposed to quantitative. and i think there's value in all of those things. if i were going to look at two models most i would watch nate silver -- i have a lot of respect for nate. i think he's smart, has

nd then in 1964 entered democratic primaries against president johnson in the north, e. lee taking the pennsylvania. wallace took the campaign to the 30% or 40%964 and won in three northern primaries. in 1968, he was term limited. so he couldn't run for another term as governor of alifornia -- governor of alabama. was a major liability. governor of alabama and most places you could raise money highway builders and others that do business with the state. he was not going to be governor when he wanted to run again. his wife elected governor of alabama in 1966 from, of a page course, the state of texas where a ferguson was succeeded by ma ferguson back in the day. so wallace decided to run as an candidate.t most historical rating about the 1968 election focuses on anger dissent on the left, it was this culturally -- in term, culturally conservative can't date that got votes.ion just as significant for the country's healings as the events election, e peaceful the high voter turnout, the effort by both major party out to the reach dissident elements in their own significant a

to nd that convinced you pursue a legal career? >> that together with the g.i. bill, of the right. >> did you like law school? i did. it a great deal. as i said, this reminds me of it. at the time northwestern was a smaller school, a smaller faculty, maybe eight or 10 people on the faculty, and they were all fine people. dean green was a torts proffer nat nathan son the common law proffer. group.re a fine it was a small enough class so you got to know the professors and you, i think, benefited and small all class number of professors and and change between student faculty. >> as our students are beginning heir legal careers do you have any advice for them about what they should be doing in law school? corny to say, but you better study hard. may not as easy as it seem. and it pays off if you do. really y it more if you work at it and it is worth the study hard. should >> that is very good. paying attention. >> as they are thinking about their legal careers do you have for them? that is the one thing funny, i said this to more than ne group, that should realize w

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>>nd a frightening attack on an east bay street.t was all caught on tape. >>> she never saw it coming. a woman attacked on the street. hopefully the video will lead to a suspect. >> the fog will burn off early but your temperatures are going to drop significantly. the coolest day of the week will be thursday. warming you back up into the weekend. still counting on showers until next week. more on that in just moments. >> and not such good news in the nimitz department. 20 minutes of improvement is necessary over there by the coliseum. i'll explain what exactly is happening. >> and a live look outside today near the bay bridge on a day where not too many people are out yet, but we know that will most certainly change. it's on 5:00 on your tuesday morning, october 7, and you are watching "today in the bay." >> and a good tuesday morning, thank you for joining us. i'm some brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. travelers passing through bay area airports may soon have to pass tougher screenings for the ebola virus. that comes after pre

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why aren't they saying we stay nd with the health care?> there have been ads about the expansion of medicaid and medicare. the republicans have tried to use that calling card. republicans ran in 2010 on obamacare. republicans ran on obamacare in 2012. everyone thought they were going to win the majority. this is not going to be an issue that decides the election. we are not going to provide every false attack. i don't think it has one impact of any of our races between now and election day. >> we talked with president obama not doing campaigning. you point out he is not. bill clinton's name is not on the ballot. both clintons are campaigning everywhere. why is it that -- the president stays away. >> i will give you a great example. secretary clinton was in colorado this week. i got a chance to visit the state i worked in. no one talks better about the number one issue in colorado the fact that cory gardner wants to make all abortions illegal. we have defined it to communicate about the issues that are going to make or break these elections

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my parents, my grandparents and also as you mentioned steve jobs nd colin powell. don't think anyone has influenced me more than larry ellison. i would not be the ceo i am today -- not just because of this money but because of everything. >> big tech companies are splitting up and why is that happening? >> there are a lot of different reasons why that is happening. one may be the companies have become too big -- the become unmanageable and you want them to be smaller units. it is easier to manage so been organization like hp, they will have one for each and that will be a great strategy for them. i think the same thing is a great strategy for ebay. a lot of other companies will follow that. >> is oracle one of those companies? >> i think that with oracle, that is difficult. number one, the distribution will be the same no matter what. oracle has to innovate at a higher rate. >> salesforce has been a big buyer. how do you continue to buy companies without losing focus or getting bloated? > acquisitions are hard no matter who you are. after doing 25 acquisitions over

duncan went to the hospital what did they nd do? they gave him some and sent him home. bring this in, but mr. duncan was an african and i guarantee you that he did not have a medical card. this what the hospital did. they and sent him home. he did the right thing by coming back but it was a bit two nurses we had in a ffected. we live great country, what more could politics han that. the the to stop. i was in military. i was in hospital for 18 months and they took care of and i'm 80 years old now doing quite well. thank you very much. of mr. us see. in terms duncan's care, haven't seen the details but i know that everyone thinking about this and involved say it was not home the o send him first day. one of the issues is that in emergency departments across the country they are very chaotic and it is hard to in w exactly what went on without directly being there. i think doctors now very s are sensitized and i would be surprised if that were to happen again. we know about do for ping communities emergencies like this? what do we not see and hear about? what we be concerne

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nd it's there that right now we're starting from basically zero. u.s. has had a covert campaign to support the syrian opposition in the country, about a year-and-a-half. we deal with about nine groups there if not more. and they're supply with weapons including toe and detain weapons on a regular basis. but in an overall political sense they're not organized towards one end and that title 50 program, covert program, will be folded into the train and equip program, the title 10 program that has been abnounsed. but in the meantime, we are striking these stargets. and isis is not giving way. and we don't really have an opposition force to fill up that vacuum. so it's in that chaotic situation that we will probably see the assad regime try and lash out to retake some areas, likely see them fail, as well as tribes in the euphrates valley itself try and assert themselves. but in order to retake -- i don't think we're going to have one force taking and holding those areas in any kind of coherent way. at this point, if we keep on going in the direction that we'

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