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

president obama called prime minister steph harper to remind him of america's solidarity with his country. more rules for people coming into to the u-sola stricken countries. starting monday they will c in with health officials and take their temperature twica day for 21 days. president obama discussed the govern's efforts to contain the disee after meeting with ron klain - hiw point-man on ebola. (sot-obama)"the public heal infrastructure and systems we are now putting in place across the board, around the country, should give the american people confidence we are going to be in a posn to deal with any additional cases of ebola." meanwhile doctors at emory university hospital in atlaa say they can no longer detect the vis in amber vinson's system. she was one of two nurses tt came down with ebola while caring for thomas eric duncan in dallas. duncan, who contracd the virus in liberia, died earlier this month. the other nurse is in stable condition. it's 5: one of the worlds fastest and most luxurious cars is coming to u-s.. how much it will costo you to drive it off the lot. time is 5-- i'll have your complete for, look at all these

we can and we must invent opportunity for all america is -- americans without getting special handouts to the select few. 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

america's founders think of today's washington, d.c.'s overlord. that's our show tonight. it's election season, and this year i keep hearing that voters are angry. president obama's approval rating is way down and approval of congress is even lower. it almost makes me feel sorry for our overlords in congress. they're all going to lose their jobs. voters will vote in new representatives. except they won't. voters almost never throw the overlords out. remember what was called the bloodbath election of 94. republicans took back the house. time magazine calls it a g.o.p. stampede. peter said voters were like two years old throwing a tantrum. in the bloodbath of 9/4/90 percent of congress was reelected. here's a chart of reelection rates. see any trend there? i don't. the election rate never drops below 85 percent. and 98 percent is not unusual. once in washington, the overlords are almost never pushed out. this year reporters say it will be different. there's this anti-incumbent if he everror. that's just nonsense. (?) even this year, it's going to be 90 percent again? >> even this year. the challenge for anybody trying to change the system is getting voters to know

s in genius. this was flagged by the website media matters. fox has now decided that actually low gas prices are a threat to america. is president obamaully tanking the economy with these unconsciousably low gas prices? hey, we report, you decide. fox has now decided that low gas prices are a bad thing. obama and his low gas prices hurting the economy. presto change-o, problem fixed. the right could have just decided they don't believe in low gas prices before the 2012 election. they could have decided the prices didn't exist. but this is even easier. they exist, but they're bad. these are a few of the other segments they did in the same hour on that fox show yesterday. look, gop win equals market rally? hey, we're just asking. they also did a segment on maryland's democratic governor, candidate for governor who's been slipping in the polls. could the nine-point swing in the polls be a result of president obama's appearance at a rally? see that question? just asking. there were those segments. and finally just a random picture of a shirtless republican senator popping his pecks. this was all in one hour. if you don't watch fox on a re

s chris brewery travelled to arkansas to discover the one issue has been dominating the airwaves, his report kicks off our coverage of "america votes 2014." >> reporter: for this conservative republican president obama's unpopularity may be his strongest asset. congressman tom kot jp is trying to un -- cotton is trying to unseat mark prior, a democrat. >> mark prior has been saying arkansas comes first, that's not true, for six years he's put president obama first. >> reporter: he has been criticized for putting ford obama care. in this campaign it's cotton's cudg cudgel. >> reporter: in the tiny town of whitehall cotton preached to the choir. attacks on obama care are sure-fire applause. >> i told his opponent last time when they voted on obama care, if he voted, i would not vote. i'm voting for mr tom cotton. >> for congressman cotton attacking obama care is a major theme. cotton criticizes the health initiative arkansas supporters count his opns, mentions of obama care per minute. >> obama care stays in office. >> the attacks on obama care are carefully calibrated to emphasise obama instead of care. in arkansas, as in the rest of america, the health law is unpopular in general. surveys show specifi

s. today we are living with the consequence of the obama clinton ideas when it comes to foreign, domestic and defense policies. and those ideas have set america on a path that will create more chaos, more conflict and more wars. secretary rumsfeld, ambassador boldin and others understand that weakness is provocative. what we see time and again from this president is a projection of weakness. peace through strength costs infinitity less than american blood and treasure than does war precipitated by weakness. president obama has misused the tools of soft power. he had to be dragged in the -- into imposing sanctions on iran for their nuclear program. he has yet to use the full force against russia. when the crowds are applauding him overseas at the beginning of his administration he never effectively used america's moral authority to challenge the human rights records of our adversaries. now he's no longer summonned with a global statue to do so. session with the global stature to do so. he leaves to the next president tools of power that have fallen into disrepair. military strength should not be the primary means by which the united states exe

inventand must opportunity for all america is without getting special handouts to the select few. 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 u

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america's poor on "after words" at 10 p.m. eastern. and wrapping up our prime time programming at 11, jack cashill takes a critical look at president obama. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> so the package is this one piece of debt that i follow through the book, and it's, i think, helpful to understand that when i talk about debt that's being bought and sold here, we're really just talking about an excel spread sheet. so you have the big banks or creditors, and they try for, say, six months to collect on a debt that's not been paid, and when they can't, they'll typically sell it off for pennies on the dollar to debt buyers, and they will collect whatever they can and sell to the next and the next and the next. and what they're selling is, just as they said, a spread sheet with bare bones information. >> is this information on customers, their balances, where they live? what kind of information? >> yeah. so it will have

s tonight. mike? >> 7:04, almost, the latest case of ebola in america putting pressure on our government in washington, d.c. president barack obama has canceled his travel plans, again today, to stay in d.c., and oversee the government's response to this virus. also more emergency meetings on capitol hill, cdc director, tom freed end; expected to testify in front of a house committee later this morning, amber vincent, second nurse, the second nurse traveling to cleveland and back, now being treated at emory university hospital in atlanta. >> we've learn vincent had close contact with thomas duncan, who died of virus last week, and associated president review of medical records show she inserted catheters, drew blood, and dealt with his bodily fluids. still, cdc officials clear her to board frontier airlines flight from cleveland to dallas despite slight fever. frontier taken that out of service. >> in cleveland, called the cdc, because she was monitored every day, and they said it is okay. >> they have flesh hold 100 month four, apparently fever of 99, so think about lowering the flesh hold. rooms available at the texas hospital

s. today we are living with the consequence of the obama clinton ideas when it comes to foreign, domestic and defense policies. and those ideas have set america on a path that will create more chaos, more conflict and more wars. secretary rumsfeld, ambassador boldin and others understand that weakness is provocative. what we see time and again from this president is a projection of weakness. peace through strength caused infinitity less than american blood and treasure than does war precipitated by weakness. president obama has misused the tools of soft power. he had to be dragged in the imposing sapingses to iran for the new year program. has yet to use the full force against russia. when the crowds are applauding him overseas at the beginning of his administration he never effectively used america's moral authority to challenge the human rights records of our adversaries. now he's no longer summonned with a global statue to do so. he leaves to the next president tools of power that have fallen into disrespare. military strength should not be the primary means by which the united states execute its foreign policy. but it is the element that

s. this is dangerous and you won't educate people in a month on how to do that. the other thing, obama says we have a very low chance of the ebola in the united states of america. one week we his have four regions of the country affected. i say stop the flights. people are saying that in have to isolate the virus these countries. let's be realistic. ou don't have the resources to do that. as far as getting things in that care, for ry for education, for the special you have the military get special flights in or ships like with tsunami in japan. there are ways to do this ithout going through the airport. ut the doctor who came through i think it was reagan national not a hazmat suit on was even questioned in the united america coming from africa as to why he was dressed like that. they did no screening. host: that is carol from south carolina. uest: a number of important points. again, a lot of people travel to around the world to come the u.s. healthcare system to get the best treatment they can. hospitalsm working in we had people coming from many countries including people from mothers ca, pregnant come to this country to have their abies because babies are g