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after six years of barack obama 's presidency, it is no wonder that the american people feel that this is a government for government, not a government for people. and i believe the president obama's lasting legacy will be that the american people saw what a lawless presidency looks like, what big government overreach looks like, and the american people are going to say, "nah, i think i will take a rain check." president obama set out to make government cool again and he did just the opposite. the principles that make america an exceptional nation are too valuable to throw by the wayside. these principles are what will allow america to shine as the enduring beacon of freedom and liberty around the world. the tea party awakened the country to the values that we hold dear, and it made us the greatest nation in the world. the tea party embodies the revolutionary american spirit that rises up in each of us when our freedoms and rights are being taken away. it is a spirit that built the nation from the bottom up. it did not build us from the top down. america hasn't been preserved by offici

. >>> problesident obama insists s on top of the ebola crisis. >> all the discussions i've had thus farts, a travel ban is less effective than the measures that we are currently instituting. >>> as election day nears, republicans say a bungled federal response is the example of amateur white house management. >> we're seeing failed leadership comes from the congressmen, from president obama. >>> the battle for the senate is tight and tense. we drive across california and iowa as the campaigns hunt f

. >>> problesident obama insists s on top of the ebola crisis. >> all the discussions i've had thus far with experts, a travel ban is less effective than the measures that we are currently instituting. >>> as election day nears, republicans say a bungled federal response is the example of amateur white house management. >> we're seeing failed leadership comes from the congressmen, from president obama. >>> the battle for the senate is tight and tense. we drive across california and iowa as the campaigns hunt for every last vote. and hillary clinton tests her appeal in kentucky. >> let's put another crack in that glass ceiling and elect this incredible young woman to the united states senate. >> mitch mcconnell is not impre impressed. >> there's not a dime's worth of difference between a clinton democrat and obama democrat. >> the biggest story sourced by the biggest reporters, now. >>> welcome to "inside politics," i'm john king. with us maf reston of the "los angeles times" jonathan martin of "the new york times" and malik ka henderson of "the washington post." i'm just back from a 1,2

president obama says the u=s must be more aggressive when it comes to monitoring ebola. >>president obama"we want a rapid response team, a s.w.a.t team essentially" >>pam moore a federal health official confirmed tonight. the c-d-c did give approval to nurse amber vinson. to fly from cleveland to dallas on monday. the 29-year- old nurse, who became infected after treating patient - thomas duncan. later reported a low fever but says she had no symptoms. she was given the okay to get on a frontier airlines flight. now the frontier jet she was on. has also been quarantined. and the c-d-c is contacting her 132 fellow passengers. meantime. vinson is now being treated at emory university hospital in atlanta, which has already treated three other ebola patients. vinson traveled to ohio. the weekend before she knew that one of her colleagues tested postive for virus. nina pham, the other dallas nurse infected with ebola. remains in good condition. dallas animal services says, pham's dog - bentley - which is also being monitored - is doing well. california public health officials

that the obama s administration had negotiated the the taliban for release of sgt. bergdorf. struck me that sgt. served his had country twice with honor and now found himself in a mexican being turned around while crossing the border. i am mystified that pres. obama time between d negotiating with terrorists, to call our ally to appeal to him behalf of the marine. if we anything ss to not do to get sgt. tahmooressi back to the united states, and injured war hero, what are we making sure that our veterans are taking care of our most sacred obligations. i have been constantly supportive of our bilateral relationship with mexico, and helping its poor and improving its justice system. our commercial is ationship with mexico strong and vital. i'm optimistic about mexico's growth of orms, the its middle-class, and increasingly close trade and relationship that we share. but are significant and growing bilateral cooperation must also, with the ability to resolve important issues, along our shared firmly believe that sgt. tahmooressi meds no harm or willingly violated mexican he cros

president obama attended a dedication ceremony for the new american veterans disabled for life memorial in washington dc. it has been in the works insulate 1990'spresident obama spoke at the ceremony talking about the countries obligations to its veterans. minutes.0 >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, brock obama. -- barack obama. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of the disabled veterans life memorial foundation, it is our honor to present to american citizens, the american veterans disabled for life memorial. it is my distinct honor and privilege to introduce to you the president of the united states, barack obama. [applause] >> thank you so much. good afternoon, these be seated. -- please be seated. veterans,our disabled are extraordinary wounded warriors, we gather here today on this gorgeous ottoman day in autumn day in america. maybe it was there on the battlefield as the bullets and shrapnel rained down around you, maybe it was as you lay there, the medics tending to your w ounds. perhaps it was days or months later in a hospital room when he yoully came to -- when finally came to. perhaps it was years later i

after six years of barack obama 's presidency, it is no wonder that the american people feel that this is a government for government, not a government for people. and i believe the president obama's lasting legacy will be that the american people saw what a lawless presidency looks like, what the government overreach looks like, and the american people are going to sit "nah, i think i will take a check." president obama set out to make government cool again and he did just the opposite. the principles that make america exceptional nation are too valuable to throw by the wayside. they will allow america to shine as the enduring beacon of freedom and liberty around the world. the tea party awaken to the country to the values that we hold dear, and it made us the greatest nation in the world. the tea party embodies the revolutionary americans. spiritses up -- american that rises up in each of us when our freedoms and rights are being taken away. it is a spirit that built the nation from the bottom up. they didn't build us from the top down. america hasn't been preserved by officials in w

it is true that president obama 's are opted ballot. if you vote for my competitors you are supporting president obama's policies. my vision for south dakota common sense in washington, d.c. includes eliminating obamacare replacing it section by section. passing the keystone pipeline getting it in so we can get our grain to market so we can that y have a market to grain. common sense may not be real rare in south dakota but it clearly is very, very in washington, d.c. let's take that south dakota common sense to washington, d.c. and lets make america even better than what it is today for our children and our grand children. thank you. >> thank you. that is all the time we have. i would like to thank our candidates for joining us tonight. independent candidate howie, indnd candidate former united states senator pressler, republican candidate former governor, michael rounds, sue falls businessman rick wyland. if you missed part of tonight's broadcast you can listen tomorrow on our midday program. tonight's televised debate is archived in i

s. president obama appoints a new leader in america's fight against the deadly virus next. moran possibly on the way for early tomorrow morning, they're coming up. look at all these children. they all lost their lives because of preventable medical errors, now the third leading cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against prescription drug abuse. and holds the medical industry accountable for mistakes. i'm barbara boxer. let's save lives. vote yes on 46. responding to growing concerns over ebola, president obama appointed ron klain. to be the nations ebola czar. klain will lead america's battle against the virus. he is a former chief of staff to vice president joe biden. also today. a carnival cruise ship with a dallas hospital worker on board. who is being monitored for signs of ebola, is returning to galveston, texas. the ship was denied clearance to dock in mexico and belize. officials say, the passenger, has shown

he says obama should ban flights into the u-s from ebola- stricken countries. "what is unfortunate is watching the obama administration treat this as yet another political issue rather than as a public health crisis." health officials say cruz is off the mark. "i've never had an experience where a president is telling me to tell him something that he wants to hear." the defense department is preparing a 30-person military quick strike team. the team's mission will be to travel anywhere in the united states to help with future ebola cases. the team could deploy within 72 hours at anytime over the month defense officials say president obama is hoping this will provide a more aggressive response to the virus. caltrans repairs to the western span of the bay bridge are being put on hold. a temporary fix caused traffic gridlock on friday. the toll plaza was a virtual parking lot. and the delays ran from the early morning well into the evening. kron four's dan rubin has experienced the good, the bad, and the ugly at the bay bridge this weekend. the open monday morning

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but with obama's approval hovering in the lower 40's, professor robert gutman with george mason university says the so-called obama coalition is not likely to turnout this year, including african-americans. >> republicans are going to do better because they have their base fired up and ready to go. >> if we actually come out and vote, we can make a big difference. thist smith thinks election lacks something big -- hope. >> they are not very positive about it. they have a negative overtone. >> despite expected low turnout among african-american voters, president obama is still recording video ads and radio interviews targeting black voters in an effort to help democratic candidates across the country. >> d.c. voting officials expect more people to get out and vote next week. only 27% of voters turnout for primaries in april. ethics they could to increase to about 40% for next weeks election. -- that number is expected to increase to about 40% for next week's election. join us for your voice, your future, vote 2014 election roundtable where we will be talking about the future of capitol hill

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it's not going to happen even if the senate is controlled by the republicans because obama is the s in the white house. we'll need bigger change than that. but maybe we'll keep him from doing anymore harm. charles: maybe. ted cruz outlines ten policies -- we should lead boldly. what does that mean? >> that's a typical political world. honestly what i think the biggest impact if the g.o.p. takes over, you can guarantee that immigration reform will be slowed down if not completely happen until 2016. charles: i'm glad you brought that up. that was number six in terms of importance. and what's at the top, taxes. federal deficit spending. you know, those type of things. why would the republicans go after immigration reform which is the sixth most important thing. it might not move the needle on the stock market right away. >> we were talking small business. people don't want an influx of workers right now. it floods our market with low educated workers. that's what we don't want. we're trying to do right now. and slowing down the g.o.p. that's it first thing -- >> they should be handling th

and young obama in his early 20's talking about kwame ture was talking about pan africanism and critiqued capitalism and he is speaking words of fire. and obama recounts from dreams from my father he says his eyes blazed as he spoke. the eyes of a mad man or a saint, right? and i am hear to say that kwame ture was neither a madman or a saint. he was a radical political activist who was unapologetic in pursuing cultural and social and economically freedom for blacks. he had flaws and shortcomings and i can spell them out. but what is so important is he provides us with a blue print to understand american race relations in a different and expansive ways from the cast of ic iconic characters who we usually look at. he provides a context for radical political self determination even when it is unpopular. speaking truth to power even when the standing ovation stop. right? so when you measure what does it mean to work in the mississippi delta with poor black sharecroppers? what does it mean to work in tent cities after sharecroppers have been kicked out of where they live because they want to o

president barack obama explain what the u.s.'sission is going to be in west africa he said they would send up to 4,000 troops. they are there he says to build the infrastructure, to be sure that supplies again in. but so far there is less than 500 military personnel on the ground. we have seen very few hospitals build. so it is going to take time. this area lacks the basic infrastructure. it doesn't have the hospitals to treat these patients. and just to give you a scope of how bad the u.s. officials think this could get, they think in a matter of four months they could see more than a million infected. there are critics that say they don't know where they are coming up with that matter, but they have to act fast or it will be everybody's problem. >>> there are growing fears that ebola is spreading outside of west africa. seven people have taken themselves to a hospital in spain to be monitored for the virus. they have been in contact with the nurse who has been infected. >> reporter: the countries say it's a tragedy unforeseen in

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obama. the 1850's. goes to a young woman who is raped. , this trace that history happens time and time again. this is what, you get a black family in the white house, this is the history that is brought in that we need to know. we need to have a grasp of. >> [inaudible] >> as i mentioned, as i talk to -- about obama, someone mentioned it wasn't just obama's inspiration for people in the u.s. and african-americans that globally. when people were asking about obama, this is with admiration and with hope and the idea that wins, this has an impact on us in brazil. this has an impact on black people in england. it had an impact on people in egypt. all over the world not only is it a repudiation of the bush years but to some degree of american history. idealistic ands unrealistic to but they were rooted in what people saw and what people felt even without the details of this journey of african-americans from slavery all the way through to getting to the point where you can get somebody in the white house. boo

he's now entering a more serious phase of e pobolebola, involvi s gastrointestinal problems. president obama sunday with his ebola response team, as the white house continues to work on new guidelines for handling health care workers returning from west africa. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >> and new york's governor has clarified his state's regulations. andrew cuomo said medical workers can serve the 21-day quarantine at home with twice a day monitoring. >> abc's dr. richard besser who has been to the hot zone opposes quarantine. he says health care workers don't pose a risk. >> the reason is, you can't share the infection until you're sick and sharing body fluids. so monitoring for fever works. we need to celebrate these people as heros so more people will go over. >> the obama administration says the policies in new york and new jersey not grounded in science. and conveyed its concerns to christie and cuomo. >>> and the heartbreaking development we have to bring you this morning. after friday's deadly school shooting in washington state, a second victim, 14-year-old gia soriano h

remember when president obama turned to dmitry medvedev that after the election i can do more of what i want to do. there are checks and balance s throughout the constitution that obama keeps side stepping. he keeps saying he's going to go around congress. when young people, 18 to 29 say at 57%, we don't want obama, we don't want obama -- >> get your numbers straight. >> bob -- >> will you take that into account, likely voters. likely voters. >> i'm only talking about the gop ones, 57%. >> likely voters. >> bob, if it were the opposite, you would be shouting it from the skies. young people disapprove of obama care, when have you ever heard that? >> do yourself a favor, folks, go to the harvard study online. >> i would like to give you a little lecture on voter turnout. democrats is usually pretty good. republicans, they have tried this time around, we'll see how that works out. but there's something that the republicans have done differently this year, i wonder if you can give us a view of voter turnout. >> they have been way behind the democrats in doing this, but they finally are recognizing that that part of the campaign proc

president barack obama says the u-s cannot shy away from the ebola crisis. >> pam:while healthcare workersnurses in the bay area.say they are not ready and they are not safe. >> pam:good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pamit was a day of developments in the ebola crisis. here's what we know right now. >> pam:the president today called on state health officials to be sensible in their response to possible ebola cases. he was not directly criticizing isolation policies in new york and new jersey. but said the u.s. cannot be seen as shying away from the crisis. >> pam:amber vinson.the second ebola patient. today was released from the hospital ebola free. >> pam:meanwhile. the u-n's top ebola official in west africa says new cases are enough to get control of the outbreak. >> pam:and today the pentagon announced all u-s troops west africa will be quarantined for 21 days. >> pam:the fear of contracting among some nurses who are at crisis. >> pam: from u.c. san francsico. one hospitals to handle ebola cases. >> reporter:days after the 5 uc medical centers in the state were selected as the "go to" pla

this as president obama promises a response to cases. nbc10's jesse gary is live in center city this morning. that's where a hearing on ebola preparedness will be held at philadelphia city hall today. jesse, are city council members only concerned about the current virus outbreak? >> reporter: no, vai, they want to take a look at any potential health threat. obviously ebola and enterovirus d-68 are the two taking precedence. councilman curtis joe jr. is chairing the hearing. two public health and public safety, including representatives from multiple departments and agencies . coming up in the next half hour, i'm going to break down who's exactly coming here and why. later on i'm make a call to the councilman to see if i can gather more information. >>> officials at philadelphia international airport will address travel protocols when it comes to ebola and other infectious diseases. they will hold a briefing later this morning. officials said earlier this week, they started to keep a close eye on passengers who appear to be sick. you can count o

amid tough talk from former defense secretary leon panetta, president obama heads to it s pentagon today. also, ebola patients in the united states get direct help from one of the first ones to be treated for that illness. we will also hear from the governor tapped by rick perry to lead the task force on ebola. plus, still making headlines back home in arkansas. eric holder at his presidential library this morning to talk about community policing concerns in the wake of what happened in ferguson, missouri. good morning to you from washington. i'm peter alexander. it is wednesday, october 8th, 2014. the u.s.-led coalition is launching new air strikes to try and keep isis from taking over the syrian city of cobanny but it's appearing it may be too little, too late. later today, obama heads to it is pentagon to talk about strategy. they're now fighting street by street in a city that's roughly the size of california. the u.s. did launch six new air strikes around that city in recent days. it simply wasn't enough to push isis fighters out. syrian activists are calling for the world's help to

s&p was up 12. >>> president obama is in rhode island today talking about the u.s.and expanding opportunity for women and working families. the latest numbers show that the economy grew at a rate of 3.5% between july and december. the increase was fueled by the biggest jump in military spending in five years. plus increased exports and higher business investment. >>> starbucks is adding a delivery option after announcing disappointing earnings. they reported higher sales but still fell short of wall street expectations. in a conference call starbucks said it will deliver with its mobile app. howard schultz said, quote, we are playing offense. >>> the federal government is suing gerber for alleged false claims for baby formula. the federal trade commission says the company advertised its good start gentle bab formula can prevent allergies in children. the ftc wants gerber to remove the claim from ads. >>> the cost of halloween chocolates are rising. the price. retail chocolates is close to $6 a poun due to greater demand. prices could be even higher by valentine's da

obama. it's not a political point but a generational point. newt gingrich was caught up in the approach of the 70's when it came to married life, and barack obama has been an exemplary model of marriage and more committed husband, and i'm confident his marriage will go the distance. but we've seen this decline in divorce among college-educated americans. it's not only be more selective but more realistic about what image can deliver. the challenge is can we take that basic mindset and some of those basic skills and orientations, and extend them to working class and poor couples to increase their odds of lasting marriage as well. if we don't do that we're going to see more economic inequality, and more low income kids, particularly boys, falling behind in school and later in life and this dystopian future for americans, and that's not something that any american would like to see our country to move towards. >> the news business has a problem with stories involving a lot of statistics. we like to slide in that phrase "if current trends continue," yes again they may not. that's what makes them curren

obama. an old 1970's song, i am woman, hear me roar. >> eleanor roosevelt was first lady in the heart of the depression. can you speak a little bit to her fashion? >> it was not much. [laughter] that really is not fair. , you lookedssed up at her gowns, they were quite beautiful. not lookn why she does all that great really has more to do with we were still in the dropped waistline style, which did not look good on her. she was also an older woman. she had had a lot of children. they were not wearing corsets anymore. wearingnot necessarily a lot of undergarments that could help lift and separate, if you get my drift. [laughter] i think she dressed how she had to and did not have to worry about it -- did not worry about it when she didn't have to. >> i think that exhausts the questions. let's give around of applause. [applause] be book sales and the signings in the lobby. safe travels. thank you for coming. [crowd murmurs] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend

the obama approval rating in louisiana is in the low 30's. when she showed up at a tailgate several weeks back, she assisted the student with a keg stand. an infamous picture was taken. some people think that it would , but ite an accident may not be, considering that isy landrieu us standing with white men in louisiana and low 20's. maybe that could help to change the subject. john joins us this morning from independent falls. caller: good morning. me, it is notore about obama, but his policies. they have been enforced and supported by democrats. i am an independent. vote more for the issues than the person. but this coming year i will be voting republican is much as possible. otherwise, it would be obamas more or less ho-hum policy andnd things like ebola isis, which would compel me to vote republican. thank you. thank you for the call. guest: to the extent that foreign-policy issues aren't laid the congressional races, obama's writings of foreign policy used to be ahead of his overall approval rating. now they are significantly below. the

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president obama says there d be more cases of the ebola s diagnosed in the united stas in the weeks to come. we can't hermetically seal ourselves off. the nature of international travel and movement means that the only to assure that we are safe o make sure that we have dealt with the disease where, rig now, it is most acute. the president thanked docto and health care workers who joined the fight in west af. he says government policieso stop the spread of ebola in u-s should be based in sciee and not fear. the u-s military is taking a precautions. defense secretary chuck hagel approd plans to keep troops returng from ebola response mission 21-day quarantines. that wod apply to the more than one-thousand u-s troops who are currently helping in the fight against ebola. meantime, a nurse in maine o treated ebola patients in wt africa says she will not fo her quarantine orders. kaci hickox says she is showing symptoms... and plans to ta herself out of quarantine tomorrow. maine officials are in the process of filing court orders to keep her in isolation. hickox was the f person forced int

quieren deportar el mayor nmero de personas antes de que el presidente barack obama ofrezca un amparo migratorio que salve a miles. semundo apenas la semana pasada el gobierno reveló los últimos datos sobre las deportaciones. indicó que el año pasado más de 430,000 inmigrantes fueron repatriados un número record. pero la cifra puede ser malinterpretada, según señalan algunos. por un lado los activistas dicen que el nmero muestra un aumento en las deportaciones y por el otro gunas organizaciones conservadoras dicn que no es suficiente. s/ jack martín, federation for american immigration reform (fair) "la prioridad de la administración ha sido solamente en la frontera mientras al mismo tiempo ha bajado el esfuerzo de deportaciones en el interior del país" por su parte el servicio de inmigracin y control de aduanas o ice reconoci estar llevando a cabo ms operaciones de deportacin pero recalc que "la agencia se enfoca especialmente en el solamente en la frontera mientras al mismo tiempo ha bajado el esfuerzo de deportaciones en el interior del país" por su parte el servicio de inmigracin y control de aduanas o ice recon

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s. i think president obama's strategies was in part driven by what was happening on the ground but in part was intended to catch up with public opinion. what this poll says he hasn't caught up yet. >> rick it seems the president at lease the 60 mention says shorthanded to say he is casting the blame on the intelligence community that they didn't estimate it. you go back and read the article, that even senator mccain wrote almost a year ago, he predicted that even the president's own people were predicting this. what in the world is going on. at some point you think he would have began panic from fallujah fell in january. >> people were warnings about this and looking at it closely knew that isis was a growing threat. senator mccain has actually written very pro-particular in experiment of the president. what exactly is being delivered. that's the face by him saying the intention comment. was he missing a critical piece because a lot of people knew about this. >> he really needs to build the confidence of the american people. the better poll that favors him doesn't show a lot of confidence.

michelle obama is headlining an event in pennsylvania for gubernatorial candidate tom wolf. nbc 10'scedarbrook, where the first lady will be rallying voters today. monique, tell us more. >> reporter: tracy in less than three hours, the doors will open at the dorothy emanuel center to the public. in the past half hour or so, secret service, white house staffers and philadelphia police have arrived. first lady michelle obama will encourage voters to choose fellow democrat tom wolf as pennsylvania's next governor. her campaign stop comes just a few days after the high-profile visit by secretary and former first lady hillary clinton. the republicans are also pulling out all the stops. last week, new jersey governor chris christie came to town to stump for incumbent tom corbett. with less than three weeks until election day, we've talked to a political analyst and voters about the heavy hitters descending on philadelphia. they told us that the polls are now very tight. they also said residents of this community told us that they're excited the first lady is coming to their neighborhood, t

s. >>> republicans are criticizing president obama's choice for ebola czar. >> as aaron mcpike reports, they want to know if the person chosen has the right experience for the job. >> reporter: after weeks of mistakes, dealing with ebola. >> frankly, i would like to know who is in charge. >> reporter: president obama caved to critics, anointing an ebola czar. long time joe biden aide ron clain will coordinate the administration's response. >> we have an all hands on deck across government to make sure we are keeping the american government safe. >> reporter: but clain is best known for managing political messaging and has no experience in health. >> it is not solely a medical response. we were not looking for an ebola sperm but rather an implementation expert. that is exactly what ron clain is. he has extensive experience in the federal government. he is somebody that has extensive management experience when it comes to the private sector. >> reporter: the white house is also fending off growing calls from both sides of the aisle to ban travel from affected countries in west africa. >>

quieren deportar el mayor nmero de personas antes de que el presidente barack obama ofrezca un amparo migratorio que salve a miles. sasada el gobierno reveló los últimos datos sobre las deportaciones. indicó que el año pasado más de 430,000 inmigrantes fueron repatriados un número record. pero la cifra puede ser malinterpretada, según señalan algunos. por un lado los activistas dicen que el nmero muestra un aumento en las deportaciones y por el otro algunas organizaciones conservadoras dicen que no es suficiente. s/ jack martín, federation for american immigration reform (fair) "la prioridad de la administración ha sido solamente en la frontera mientras al mismo tiempo ha bajado el esfuerzo de deportaciones en el interior del país" por su parte el servicio de inmigracin y control de aduanas o ice reconoci estar llevando a cabo ms operaciones de deportacin pero recalc que "la agencia se enfoca especialmente en el arresto y expulsin de criminales convictos que representan una amenaza para la seguridad pblica". s/ francisco pacheco, red nacional de jornaleros (ndlon) "realmente los reportes son que la mayoría de la gen

we told you earlier in our news cast, the ebola crisis forced ed president obama to cal tonight's trip to new jersey. nbc 10'sjacqueline london is here to explain why our area are under a national spotlight. >> the first lady was here today to support democratic gubernatorial candidate tom wolf and to a degree, the election will be won or lost in philadelphia and its surrounding suburbs. pennsylvania has nearly 8.3 million registered voters. one in three lives in the five-county philadelphia area. the first lady spoke before a crowd of hundreds at a cedarbrook recreation center. michelle obama told the audience they need to come out in big numbers on election day. >> if you wantç someone who wi work to build the schools for your kids and create good jobs for your families, you know what you need to do on november 4th, right? you need to get out and vote. you need to get out and vote. you really do. it is so important, the stakes couldn't be higher. >> wolf is looking to unseat incumbent governor republican tom corbett. we checked with governor tom corbett's campaign as well. his office told us the governor w

regular process just to make sure that we're crossing all the "t"s and dotting all the "i"s going forward. >> president obamaas responded to calls for an ebola czar to lead the country's efforts to combat the virus. the president has named ron klain as the ebola response coordinator. he will report to lisa monaco and susan rice. the white house expects him to fill the role for five to six months. klain has a long political resume serving in the obama white house and as former chief of staff to joe biden but does not have a medical background but is he a good manager? that's the question. as the united states steps up efforts to fight ebola in its borders. the world health organization admitted to botching their attempts to stop it in west africa. an internal document says nearly everyone involved failed to see some fairly plain writing on the wall. the document notes the region's border issues and poor health care system made traditional containme containme containment methods ineffective. one of the doctors said that it was not competent. he questioned why it took the agency five months to declare the outbr

obama. khanna has the backing of yahoo!'s marissa myer. congressman honda significantly ahead in the polls. today's debate will air live right here on nbc bay area. if you have a question for the candidates, we do want to hear it. you can go to our nbc bay area facebook page to post your question. you don't have to do it anywhere specifically. there's just that post box, just put it in there and our web experts will find it. >> high stakes tonight. appreciate it. >> we do have breaking news to tell you about. we're just getting word the supreme court has decided not to hear any of the same-sex marriage cases put before it. lower courts struck down same sex marriage in utah, indiana, wisconsin. >> as of now 30 states have and will allow same-sex marriage to continue. >> 6:57, a final check of the day's top stories as well. hewlett packard announcing a massive restructuring early this morning. the palo alto based company plans to roll its personal computer and printer operations into one unit and the other unit will handle software. >> two m

capital s, capital d state dinner of the obama presidency. >> a virginia couple somehow managed to get into the steak dinner, everyone though on the official guest list, their names were nowhere to be found. >> on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. >> once inside, they snapped sfoe toes with everyone from white house chief of staff to vice president joe biden. twice. pictures were then posted on facebook. everyone who enter ds the white hois grounds goes through magnetometers. they got so far as to shake hands with the new president of the united states during this formal event where you think there would be security everywhere. it was the first one that happened in public. we later learned that a couple of weeks before, without an invitation, in november, 2009, just a couple of weeks before that, during president obama's trip to asia, specifically on the way to the president's visit to south korea, there was a u.s. military plane that got held up in tie labd. it was not able to take off for south korea. one of the secret service agents had gone missing. he had

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michelle obama will be campaigning for tom wolf, the democratic candidate for governor of pennsylvania. they'll be in the cedarbrook section of philadelphia, where nbc 10's monique braxton will have a live report coming up at 5:30. meantime, president obama is traveling to union, new jersey, for a democratic senatorial campaign committee event. >>> and while the first lady is in town for his opponent, incumbent governor tom corbett has events today. the recent quinnipiac university poll shows tom wolf with a 55%-38% lead over governor corbett. that poll was released last week, as was another survey from the research firm ugov, which indicates a tighter race with wolf leading 47%-38%. this all comes as both campaigns prepare for the home stretch. we are counting down. just 20 days until election day in pennsylvania, before voters choose the next governor. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> it's a matter of hours before rain moves in. we're tracking some showers that are just to the west this morning and the potential for heavy downpours with thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. that could lead to some roadways

obama is a zero. he will go down as the worst president. governor ginned el gin dell s* /* jindel is taking tough licks. >> i would give jindel a 3. i would give president obama a 6 to 7. >> the battle could determine which party takes majority control. >> two big rulings in texas. first a federal appeals court reinstating a voter id law forces all voters in that state to show a photo id before they cast their pallet. >> the supreme court blocking the abortion law which would have closed all but eight facilities in the state. under the new ruling the clinics will stay open. >> nascar finding brad kozlowski and tone restewart for their antics. he slammed into him at the end of the race. coul kozlowski and stewart finded. it wants to maintain a safe environment following the race. that makes sense. two other racers involved in post race scuffles are not punished. >> the royals one win away from the world series a miraculous catch making the headlines this morning. >> again in this game swing and a high foul third base side. reaching over the railing he caught it. >> wow.

so far, u-s military efforts have mostly been limited to air strikes in iraq and syria. president obamaaid he has no plans for u-s ground troops to engage in combat. 12 more bodies have been found near the summit of the japanese volcano. it erupted without warning and erupted hikers in ash without any warning. mysterious cases of paralysis continued to baffle medical experts are round that nation. all the cases are affecting children. four of the children had a virus and others did not. doctors are still waiting on test results from another patient. another patient required to--recovered from a mild case. >>we have had several patients with weakness of muscles that control swallowing and speech. >>experts from the center for disease control are working with the children's hospital to determine the cause of the process. medical experts say there have been similar cases in other areas of the nation but this cluster. seems to cluster. >>most of them have been weakness of one or more lambs as well as weakness of the facial muscles. >>they say this occurrence is extremely rare and parents sh