that was fun. >>> look, from the desk of congressman paul brown, ban travel from africa.ree from ebola. this pe digs has to travel faster. and by travel faster, what paul brown means is that you should get out of your seats and send him money. please chip in $5 or $10 to help us distribute this petition. send money to a georgia republican congressman who's leaving the house this year. that's kind of how things are going right now on the right in congress. here's how things are going on the right on tv. >> in fact, there are doctors who are saying that in a sneeze or a cough, some of the airborne particles can be infectious. >> this is what i think is really important. that facts about the disease do not lead to panic. so far, every expert that i've seen -- >> every expert that you've seen. i've got experts that say ebola is airborne. commentator george wolf said he was getting his invitation from, specifically, the university of minnesota. saying no, that's not us. don't put that on us. they have, not made claims that ebola is airborne. so we do have that bit of good news

. >> chris: this sold-out crowd at paul brown stadium will help us on every call for the bengals. >> ronde: for carolina, you need some of your star players, your luke kuechly, your thomas davis. one of these guys up front to make a huge play here, stem this tide. this has been a veryize si drive down the field for cincinnati so far. >> referee: time-out, carolina pap 30-second time-out. >> chris: two time-outs so cincinnati will have one remaining. cincinnati with both of theirs on this opening drive overtime. week six continuing later today on fox. for some of you on cbs, tonight on "sunday night football" on nbc, and tune in tomorrow for "monday night football" on espn. ron rivera had a fourth down gamble that paid off. marvin lewis wanted his team to come out fighting in new england. both division leaders. both trying the win their fourth game of this season. on first down. at the 19-yard line. former ohio state buckeye. >> ronde: big with a.j. green on the sideline with ha toe injury. those two guys got seven catches today. six different receivers. charles johnson. >> ronde: if

paul could dust great, joe brown, and john ensign, stay with us. with apple launching new devices of all shapes and sizes, can the company find the right fit to make you happy? is apple at risk of cannibalizing some of its own products? also, do not miss a special edition of studio 1.0 when i sit down with the self -- salesforce chairman. that is at 8:00 p.m. and only on bloomberg television. ♪ welcome back to bloomberg west. it i am emily chang it we're live in cupertino from apple headquarters where tim cook is on stage, and he is already making new announcements about sales of the new iphone, as well as apple pay which apparently starts on monday. sam brevard is with us from new york with the latest. >> like a typical apple even, tim cook has started by doing a house -- housekeeping. he did not get into specifics, but iphone cells are apparently through the roof. that was not unexpected giving the whopper opening weekend they had when they were released, selling more than 10 million units. apple pay is available on the +, and it will begin on mo

this weekend, congressman paul brown and the conservative action fund, put out a petition to stop allcommercial flights from western africa, and asked people, please sign your petition at once. if you can, please chip in $5 or $10 to help the conservative action fund, to help us distribute this petition to literally millions of american citizens. i mean, this seems across the line, doesn't it? >> it absolutely crosses a line. this is a public health threat that the president has to manage. he brought in ron klain. he's a good manager. i've known him for 20 years. he's got doctors at the cdc who are managing this. they've taken the initiative. i've talked to someone here in new york city taking about the preparations that are taking place here in new york. it's a critical issue, it's not a time to play politics. >> you know, i think that republicans are demanding an ebola czar, but now that the president has appointed a czar, they're complaining about him. listen to this. >> the american people are looking for someone with some knowledge and expertise. he has none in these fields. what

there's no paul brown in georgia. there's no republican in alaska like joe miller.ey have not gotten -- they have gotten the candidates they wanted to see on the field. they probably have the strongest recruiting and the strongest results they could have hoped for in 2010, 2012 but democrats got lucky breaks with extreme candidates. we just don't see a todd akin emerging. i think that's helping lift republicans in a lot of races they may start to pull away. >> and mark, it's noted that, you know, last year ernst was an unknown despite that she has more name recognition than bruce braley. multiple term member of congress. >> yeah. it's been a fascinating race. part has been the ad strategy with the hog castration ad she was able to introduce herself. ernst didn't have an easy republican primary. there was mark jacobs who had a tremendous amount of money. she was able to easily best him and a crowded field and the irony is that bruce braley didn't have a primary. he was able to amass a tremendous amount of money but did it create an identity political identity for him

paul. stevie brown, a lot of guys that will go and they have a lot of great events that we go out to and it's a fun time. it's a way to interact with our teammates. >> have you always wanted to be involved with sports personalities? i know you have a branded company as well. that's also got that kind of vibe of trying to connect different types of worlds, sports, celebrities, fashion. >> 100%. the hospitality business, you're always dealing with a lot of different personalities and new york having great teams, giants, jets, knicks, rangers, you meet a lot of different personalities. me personally, i've always been the guy that loves to deal with all those different personalities. >> is it seasonal though? because when the super bowl happens, you can think that that's maybe like the new year's eve of the sports bar world. what happens the rest of the year? >> well, in the sports bar world, you get from labor day to memorial day. those are your primetime areas. because you have all different sports going on. you have football, you have basketball and you have march madness coming up. so you hav

their congressman paul brown who is amazing. >> i've come to understand that all that stuff i was taughtll that is lies straight from the pit of hell. and it's lies to try to keep me and all the folks who are taught that from understanding that they need a savior. >> lies straight from the pits of hell. evolution, the big bang hell all lies from the pits of hell. they saw fit to put him an the house science committee because, ha, ha, the last time paul broun defend his seat, 4,000 people in he district wrote in this name as a write-in candidate against him. charles darwin got 4,000 votes. now paul broun has taken up a new pastime. ban travel from africa. keep us free from ebola. quote, ebola travels. this petition has to travel faster. and by travel faster, what paul broun means is that you should get up out of your seats and send him money. please chip in $5 or $10 to help us distribute this petition to millions of american citizens. if you are concerned about ebola, send money to a georgia republican congressman who is leaving the house this year. that's kind of how things are going on

for more on apple's big day, i was joined by joe brown, paul kedrosky, and president of the global design for lunar. take a listen. >> it has become a real -- it is easy to unlock and get things when you are authenticating. security is very important right now, especially to apple. it is a really big deal. faster wi-fi is very good. especially people using laptop replacements. they are thinner. you can stack two of these on top of each other. and it is still thinner than the original ipad. >> how are you feeling? are you still feeling mac? >> i am still a mac. it is what we thought we would see. we are seeing it. i saw on my twitter stream about how they are going on about thin, as if nothing matters. none of it changes the fundamental problem that the purchasing cycle for tablets is much slower than phones. there is been a real loss of momentum. --ing the devices that are thinner is not really going to change all of that. the fundamental problem they have been in that market. what worries me is that all of it reminds me of what cook is good at is optimization. making things thinner. impr

now new hampshire voters, they might embrace scott brown and that might be part of the scott brown factor. >> paulother thought if he does win, i think he's still an underdog, but based on the latest poll he is. but if he does win, doesn't that make a statement that this will probably be a sweep election, but also that this was a national election. they didn't win because he was a good new hampshirite. he won because he was a conservative republican running against the president's party. >> right. a lot of this is about obama. we had a poll in the paper today that people are concerned about everything. i think the quote was a cornucopia oficky from a voter who feels like there's no reason to go out and vote and they're not excited about the opportunity to vote and they're having hope for the next congress anyway. if scott brown is able to win in new hampshire, that will be a sign we could have a republican wave coming. >> what do you think about the debate last night? it seemed to me that the incumbent center was really sharp and not jumping on his mistake because it wasn't actually a mistake. he

that is likely a republican race. .ur coverage on c-span a kansas governor's debate davisn sam brown and paul . the race is a tossup. we will show it to you tonight. ben bradley died today. he was 93 years old. one of theites, greatest consequences was in their reporting that ended in the resignation of a u.s. president in u.s. history. ben bradlee dead today at the age of 83 -- 93 years old. courtesye comes to us of new england cable news and is moderated by meet the press chuck todd. this is live coverage here. >> the capitol center for the arts, and the university of new hampshire. seat,or the u.s. senate jeanne shaheen and scott brown. journalists, of alison king, dante scala, and allie morris. chuck

paul, you have another question. >> thank you, wolf. shifting gears here. senator brownhis question for you. we know you want to secure our border, but the department of homeland security has estimates that there are currently 11 million people in this country living illegally. what do we do with those 11 million people? >> whatever we do with the people who are here illegally, i cannot support a bill or any effort to provide them ebt cards, preferential housing and other benefits they have not earned. a huge difference between senator shaheen and me and president obama is about border security. it's about immigration. she supports the dream act. i don't. she supports the president's enhanced use of his executive authority. he's right now preparing by all accounts to actually legalize people that are here illegally who are not entitled to the protections and/or the rights and privileges that have been earned by our citizens. and what about the 4.6 million people that are actually following the law? what do you say to them? it's wrong. we need to make sure that we step in

paul. what are you seeing? he is happy senator brown'sampaign. >> in the words of larry david, pretty pretty, pretty good. i did phone banking at the rand headquarters and then an event with students at plithout state university. he was strong and knows how to work a crowd he is still trying to figure out how to be a presidential candidate. he is a great micro manager. listen to him at the phone bank in manchester when he didn't like the way the phone bank technology didn't work. >> what i would do with your software is have that done automatically. after five phone calls it should automatically say no answer and hit your next one so people like me can't see the phones. >> i like a candidate who wants to rewire the software. that was good. later in the day at the university, i got a chance to talk to senator paul. we talked about a bunch of stuff. i asked him about how the administration is handling ebola. >> senator, thanks for talking with us. we want to talk about ebola. you have said the president has led us down a road and failed to

politics. >> reporter: in the race davis is running neck and neck with the incumbent sam brown beck. >> i'm paul and independent leader and independent thinker and the experiment is not working and trailing the surrounding states and the rest of the country in virtually every economic growth indicator there is and it has plunged our state deep into d t debt. >> sam ran in 2010 with huge republican year in the country and won a sweeping victory and brown beck promise is we would cut taxes and there would be a surge in employment, a surge in economic growth. and that certainly hasn't happened. >> last year kansas lost a fifth of its tax revenue. earlier this year two credit agency lowered kansas bond rating. >> clearly a lot of dissatisfaction here for a politician of governor brown beck in a state to be fighting for his political life here is simply a remarkable political story. >> let's go through this cut. the cut was the obama stimulus money going away that paul davis agreed putting it in the budget. he left a fiscal train wreck in the state of kansas and he is a democrat leader then, nancy pe

brown. i'm joined by paul steinhauser. he's the political director and anchor of nh1, our partner in this debate. we'll share questions from new hampshire residents. paul, stand by for that. and all of our viewers can join this debate in real time. go to bing.com, bing.com/cnn to tell us when you agree or disagree with a candidate's response. let's get right to the debate. both candidates will have one minute to respond to questions, 30 seconds for rebuttal. we'll allow conversation between the candidates. we'll also press them to actually answer the questions that are asked. senator shaheen, senator brown, welcome to this debate. thanks to both of you for joining us. senator brown, let me start with you. the news of the day, a possible -- possible ebola scare right now in new york city. a doctor just back from west africa rushed to the hospital in manhattan. since returning to the united states, he did not self-quarantine. we know for example he went to a bowling alley in brooklyn last night. here's the question. should t

the administration and experts are trying to do, we've got republican candidates like scott brown and rand paul out there and ron johnson out there who have really just dug into the politics of fear like let's scare the voters so much they won't have a choice and, frankly, part of it is because the republicans haven't had much else to say. >> and we're talking -- >> this is a legitimate policy issue. should there or should there not be what people call a travel ban or no -- >> we're talking -- >> neighboring countries, oh, really. and confidence -- neighboring countries to liberia and sierra leone, poor little countries have said, i'm sorry, you can't travel from liberia or sierra leone to our country unless you have an emergency reason to do so. they have protected their citizens so far from ebola. that's not fearmongering or closing yourself off from the world but protecting your citizens. >> respectfully we are talking three people here, number one. let's put this in context. the media culture again always blows things up. three people we're talking about in a country of 300 million people.

. >> mike brown supports paul ryan's budget. i will start there. there is no money left over if the republican blueprint gets passed in the house and over to the senate. that ryan budget would literally $6 trillion in taxes for the wealthiest of the wealthy. we are talking average millionaires getting a $200 tax cut and big corporations having and theyes lowered will pay for it at the expense of programs that affect the middle-class. we are talking about cutting head start, cutting pell grant programs. we are talking about going after medicare and medicaid. voucherizing medicare and turning it into a coupon program so you can take your check, if this goes through, and cash it. frankly, to get your health insurance. i just do not think that is the direction we need to go. when you look at what we have been in the last 18 or 20 years, where big money is actually calling the shots in washington and anybody that seems to be alyssa get there is usually a long that road paved with political contributions and lobbyist knocking on the door once they are sw

paul pelosi. the honorable gab in newsom and his wife. the mayor and city and county of san francisco edward lee, the mayor willie brown. also with us today kathleen sullivan, the chief of protocol for city and state charles schultz and the on -- honorable george schultz and now starting with president ceo larry and his wife. jenny johnson and susan. greg johnson and lindsey johnson, allen and maryann buyer, rob and trina dean, steve and torrey humphrey, david jenkins and lisa sphere, gary and terry and giants senior vice-president and his wife amanda. and the skipper's wife kim bochy. former manager peter mcgowan and his wife. and bill newcomb and his wife sally. let's hear it for former giants owner bob lorie and his wife connie. representing the stone am family jim rooper. and the distinguished alumni jay trav key. the hack man. jeffrey leonard. former first baseman jd. now a man who is often mistaken to be my husband is tiny felder. greg, rich robinson, how about it for terry winfield. brian johnson, everyone. and the man that needs no introduction, i simply say to you the home run king. ladies and gentlemen, mr. ba

what it means to be an independent. >> moderator: are you with rand paul when he says would like to eliminate all foreign aid? browne not. israel is our greatest allies. look at what happened this summer? the stress that they are under right now is unbearable, but i do think that we have an up-to-date and in the affirmative obligation to do our review of each and every dollar that we get other countries. i believe there is an obligation to keep our citizens and embassy safe. the fact that what we have happened in benghazi under the obama administration was unconscionable. i felt that there is an affirmative obligation with those dollars that we give that government to make sure that those types of things do not happen. >> moderator: senator jeanne shaheen, you voted with obama 99% of the time. here is the question to you. hell is a vote for you not a vote for president obama and his policies? shaheen: you know, apparat talks and what about that survey he is always quoting. in fact, he has built his campaign on it. the fact is to my work and vote for new hampshire. that is what i have always done. if you look at tha

brown. >> the bleacher report says paul allen's putting his money where his mouth is to fight ebola. owner of the sault seahawks and trail blazers is putting forth money to support the cause. >>> atroll gist joan quickly has died. she achieved notoriety when she provided guidance to nancy reagan. she was said to have called two to three time as day and was known to set debates and meetings. she was 87 year is old. >>> legendary astro physicist stephen hawking has entered the facebook universe. he said time and space may forever be a mystery, but, quote, our connections to one another have grown infinitely. >>> the "washington post" says move over george jetson. the flying car has arrived. the flying convertible is making its debut. in about 20 seconds its folding wings can change from a car to a plane and vice versa. officials say it's more like a plane you can dry so it doesn't allow a quick out of the perfect jam. sticker price, four-seater starts at >>> coming up, job corpse is supposed to hem yum peeng get an education and a job but there's questions of violence in the program. >

. >> the governor's race, state democratic representative paul davis is ahead of sand brown. why is this race so close? >> a very different dynamic than the senate race, which is being argued on national issues. beenovernor's race has built around competency and execution, and he pursued a very aggressive program of cutting taxes in the state. at least to date the effect has been to blow a sizable hole in the state budget without providing economic boost that he suggested would happen and wanted to happen. for that reason and because concerned about custom education, he has gotten a lot of traction out here. whether that stays through election day we will have to see. the governor is also a fixture of campus politics like pat roberts. the have known each other for a quarter-century. kansas is a republican state. both men have a built-in advantage. there is certainly unrest among some voters, that you see in the poll numbers, that you see in the campaigns we are looking at. that could have a very dramatic effect on the future. >> dave helling is on the politics beat joining us

. >> let me ask you about the governors race, paul davis is against senator now governor sam brown, back at 42%. gubernatorial race so close? >> well, very different dynamic which issenate race, being argued largely on national issues, democrats versus republicans. the governor's race is built around a competency and you will. if and governor brown pursued in term a very aggressive program of cutting taxes in the state. the effectt to date of that has been to blow a rather sizable hole in the budget without providing the kind of economic boost that i think he suggested would to happen.wanted so for that reason, and because people are worried about cuts to or transportation, paul davis, the state rep itch, has gotten a lot of traction out here. now, whether that stays through election day we'll have to see. fixturernor is also a of kansas politics, just like roberts. they've known each other for a century. but there is certainly unrest voters in kansas. you see it in the poll numbers, of campaigns we're looking at, and that in the en could have a dramatic effect on of roberts and -- >> da

rand paul trying to help scott brown in the final days. >> if you're a freedom-loving, liberty-lovingto get out and vote for scott brown this tuesday to change washington, change your senator. >> wow. >> one of many examples where guys who have an eye on 2016 trying to build a name in 2014 as well. >> i wonder if eel try to steal christie's thunder and combine it. leave me the hell alone, sit down and shut up. now but are you seeing something interesting emerging. john's the pro. but so many praises, so close, bringing in the big names. if you can sway something right now, that's momentum into 2016. hillary clinton in iowa, talking jobs and jeb bush coming back and talking to her, a nice preview of what's going on there. a nice little sidebar, what we're seeing. >> do we have, do we have the jeb bush sound? >> yeah, let's play the sound first, i wanted your comment. i care more about you. >> i saw something that was breathtaking, a candidate, a former secretary of state, who was campaigning in massachusetts, where she said that don't let them tell you that businesses create jobs. well

brown two months ago. stand by for my exclusive interview with senator rand paul about his meeting with the naacp leadership and other black leaders in ferguson today. first to jason carroll who's joining us live from ferguson. jason? >> reporter: wolf, more demonstrations, another controversial shooting, all this as the city prepares for what is to come this weekend. alarming yet familiar scenes in ferguson. street slashes caused by a fatal shooting, another african-american teenager dead at the hands of a white police officer. police used pepper spray on the crowd and in turn protesters smashed the windows of police cars. >> it just shows how the emotions and how quickly this situation can turn. >> reporter: this knife thrown at police. >> we've had dialogue and communication with them. we've asked them to go home and disperse. just as we were doing that, what i describe as a large knife came flying out of the crowd, hit an officer on the shoulder and landed on the ground. >> reporter: a reaction to the second shooting of an african-american teenager by a white officer, the 18-year-old was shot and killed

paul. >>> well a front runner in the open mayor's race picked up another big endorsement. senator barbara boxer says she is throwing her support behind libby shaft. governor brown endorsed her a couple of weeks ago. >>> there are 15 candidates running for oakland mayor and tonight, mike sugerman shows us one of them just got jimmy kimmel's attention. >> you know these people? >> i am jason jay anderson. >> i am ken houston and i'm running for mayor of oakland. >> they are known as the lesser eight. eight candidates to complain they are not getting media coverage. >> this is his picture from the official election website. if that is his tinder profile, i'm swiping left. >> my name is peter lu. >> reporter: peter lu had an unorthodox campaign. >> i want to be mayor of oakland because god told me to bring peace to earth and advocate conceal carry. >> god told you to do that with guns? >> yes. >> he is another of the lesser known candidates. in a tiny windowless room, he runs a campaign fueled by his own $50,000 which went to buy more than a dozen billboards around town. he not only has to explain he is a mayoral candidate, he has to get people to remember his name

paul. >> correct. 200 point tossup. on tuesday california juv juv jerry brown signed the nation's first statewide ban on this item commonly plasic bag. >> first lady michelle obama was in massachusetts to campaign for martha cokely who is being challenged by this republican. >> charlie baker. >> 200 more for jess. 200 point tossup. this movie star with well known boston roots refused to wear a yankees hat while filming scenes for "gone girl." >> jessica on an absolute tear. 1,600 points. far and away the leader as we head to the third round. still very much anybody's game because these questions are worth 300 points. it does not take much to get back into it here. we put 100 seconds on the clock and dim the lights for dramatic effect because we crown a champion. 300 point question here. 1:40 on the clock. four sitting governors made a surprise trip to afghanistan early this week. name one of them. time. cuomo, sandoval, haslo. on thursday the u.s. partially lifted ban on lethal arms equipment sold to this southeast asian country. michael? going to need an answer. >> yemen. >> incorrect. >> any answers here? vietnam. 300 p

brown is ceo of rate holtz wealth management. mike murphy. and john and pete najarian. and paul richards. we do begin with what else? the market. stocks rising after better than expects jobs report. the unemployment rate its lowest since 2008. the dollars up. all of it seems to be more evidence. >> oh my. >> that u.s. is the best place to be. >> whom am i on the end? i forget which one is on the end. i think the way to look at today's report is that it probably doesn't move any needles anywhere inside of the fed. but if you look how it's being interpreted in terms of rate expectations, you had a 30% chance of rates moving in june 2015. now that is closer to 40 percent. it's not a big a deal. this is exactly what the stock market wants to see. it is clear from the way things are moving. also interesting the dollars up and it is not effecting stocks today. that is something new and nice to see. >> pete does this end talk of a correction? >> i'm not so sure it ends it, scott. but i think when you look at the volatility over the last couple days this week. we've had nice spikes and all we see the volatility index absolutely collaps

brown is ceo of rate holtz wealth management. mike murphy. and john and pete najarian. and paul richards. we do begin with what else? the market.fter better than expects jobs report. the unemployment rate its lowest since 2008. the dollars up. all of it seems to be more evidence. >> oh my. >> that

brown investigation. they were charged with resisting arrest. >> life altering injuries, the highly physical nature of football is approving deadly. paul beban on the potential high risks of football. >> high school football is full of fast plays and big hits. going down hard and getting up slow are just part of the game. but during the past week, players and parents across the country, have been reminded just how dangerous the game can be. since last friday, three high school football players have died. all of them collapsed wearing their yurms on the field. on -- uniform on the field. >> this was a tragedy, this was just a damn tragedy. >> in an average year, 11 high school football players die from football injuries. directly connected to the game, head or spinal injuries, the majorities are called indirect fatalities, things like heat exhaustion, heart problems and stroke. earlier friday friends and teammates honored demaria harris. his father said his son suffered a brain hemorrhage caused by the hit. long island new york, vigil held for tom kutenella, varsity player collapsed and died after a collision. school officials say they

him campaigning there and then next day that you have got senator rand paul he went up to new hampshire to campaign for scott brown the former massachusetts governor and as you said below that i want to show our viewers a picture of mitt romney that former republican presidential nominee introducing me a love their republican nominee in the fourth district. >> guest: i think it's instructive. if i was in trouble in kansas i would call rand paul before i would call mcconnell. >> host: why is that? >> guest: because rand paul turns on voters that might otherwise stay home and i think that's the challenge that pat roberts has. people are looking for something different and the value proposition in kansas is not to elect pat roberts but to inspire harry reid and the net result of this election if republicans take the majority is primarily first the repudiation of the obama agenda in the president himself said that. his election was all about his agenda. it's not so clear if the republicans are winning and that's why we are going to have this fight after the election. it's going to be interesting. >> host: a lot of the

paul into this. you have another question. >> shifting gears here, senator brown, we know you want to secure our border but the department of homeland security estimates there are learn million people in this country living illegally. what do we do with those 11 million people? >> whatever we do with the people who are here illegally, i cannot support an effort to provide them ebt cards, preferential house can they have not earned. a huge difference between senator shaheen and me is about border security, immigration. she supports the dream act. i don't. she supports the president enhanced use of executive authority. right now, he is preparing by all accounts to actually legalize people that are here illegally who are not entitled to the proteions and/or the rights and privileges that have been earned by our citizens. what about the 4.6 million? what do you say to them, those following law? we need to make sure we have an opportunity. we can take over the senate, go after the funding source to make sure the president can do that. so whatever plan we have, whatever we do, i can't continue to provide ben

and then next to that you've got senator rande paul who went up to new hampshire to campaign for scott brown, the former massachusetts governor. then as you said, below that, want to show our pictures a viewer of mitt romney, introducing mia love, the republican nominee in utah's fourth congressional district. guest: yeah, yeah, i think it's instructive that if i were in trouble in kansas, i would call rande paul before i could call mitt romney. ost: why's that? guest: the president himself said that this election was all about his agenda. it's not so clear what it is that republicans are winning to do. that's why we're going to have this interesting fight that the day after the election. it's going to be interesting. host: a lot of the senate races the republicans running against not only the president, but as you said, harry reid, we sat down with a campaign director of mr. reid's superpacket, for news makers. if you missed it, go to our website c-span.org. paul in pennsylvania, a republican. hi paul. caller: good morning. i've raised this point a lot and i've never really had a satisfacto

governor brown black to fight for -- brownback to be fighting for his political right is a remarkable storey. >> let's go through the cut. the cut was the obama stimulus money going away. that paul davis agreed putting it in the budget. he left a fiscal train wreck in the state of kansas, and he's the democrat leader, he's the nancy pelosi of kansas. that's what he did. governor, you can blame everybody you want. but the fact that remains that you made the single largest cut to public school funding. all you have to do is talk to the teachers out here. >> reporter: teachers are mobilizing in a grassroots effort to gooet governor brownback. >> i'm a special education teacher. that has lit a fire under the teachers. they understand that people are attacking the public schools, students and teachers. they have to stand up and do something. we have to do something, this is the election. we are fighting for the future of our state >>> tuesday, tune into "america votes 2014" 2014. we'll lock at the major races and key issues heading into the midterms. tuesday at 8 and 11:00pm >>> imagine this is your choice - living in an abusive marriage or the streets. it's a cruel choice many victi

brown case and all the public unrest that followed after. >>> the man who vanished during half time at last week's broncos game has been found. paulandering unharmed in a shopping complex in pueblo about 100 miles south of denver. he supposedly told police he likes going for long walks. police do not suspect foul play. kitterman's family has not commented either. he disappeared when he left his seat at half time back on thursday saying he was going the meet some friends. >> now an "action news" exclusive s is the woman who gave philadelphia police crucial information that led to the arrest and conviction of a sex offender says she has only received a fraction of the reward money. a jury convicted christina regusters of kidnapping and raping a five year old girl. more than $100,000 had been offered kline you hadding money from sen hardy williams, jerry mondesire and from the fraternal order of police. the confidential informant says she has barely received any of this. >> hardy williams office was very like arrogant. >> reporter: really? >> very arrogant. very arrogant, very nasty. unbelievable. >> the spokesman for senator william

paul butler knows about as well. that's going to make the difference. ferguson is not over. people are angry. they want the police chief fired. they want the person who killed michael brown fired. they want them out of their hair and they want to move forward. protests will continue in ferguson until we see what reverend sharp and others call justice in the community. >> hopefully, it doesn't end with resignation. professors, thank you both for your time and thoughts. >> my flesh. >> great to be here. >>> we are minutes away from a mess conference where nurse kaci hickox has been quarantined. she's given until tomorrow to lift the quarantine. she's threatened a lawsuit. how officials will respond. that is next on "now." your customers, our financing. your aspirations, our analytics. your goals, our technology. introducing synchrony financial, bringing new meaning to the word partnership. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. enagage with us. faster than d-con. what will we do with all of these dead mice? tomcat presents dead mouse theatre. hey, ulfrik! hey, agnar! what's up with you? funny you ask. i'm actually here to pillage your town. [ villagers screaming

brown -- beck the forther senator trailing the democrat out there. they have a chance to win three oncoming races. he . another story, paulbeo-elected because of the independent. democrats think they have a shot hear and they are certainly within striking distance. new hampshire, maggie in a better chance the incumbent governor and his wife, ahead right now but there's some volatility. pennsylvania, not a stretch. there's no incumbent governor in the country who's in worse shape running more than ten points behind the democrat. he looks pretty much done in pennsylvania. that's almost a guaranteed pick up. wisconsin. 47.3 for the democrat. 47.3 for walker. this may be the most competitive governor race. the steaks very high with walker will being to run for president. if he loses this race. it takes him out of the next presidential race. there's high stakes in term of scott walker's future the seven, that's the most ever lost in a general election. we just ran through the numbers. there's a lot more than seven in danger of leading. something to keep a close eye on. we'll have more on governors in the next hour. also, eliza

brown in a negative manner. to set up a defense for officer wilson. and it's really troubling. like paulthat this is the manner in which the information is coming out. how ironic, now there's seven black people that agree with what officer wilson says, is his side of the story. who are they? where have they been? why haven't they talked about before? why can't they come out the witnesses that spoke about michael brown? they've been fine, they've been protected. they haven't seen any harm come to them so all of a sudden now there's seven or eight black people that are afraid to say anything? it sounds all so shady. this is the reason why people have such a distrust of the process. >> one of the reasons that we want grand jury proceedings to be secret is so witnesses will not be fearful about coming forward and telling what really happened at the scene and in truth, we don't know what really happened at is that scene until we hear all of the witness testimony. which only the grand jury has. and it's extremely disturbing to see leaks like this. >> let me play for you what michael brown's fa

paul and bratt, who's surprise victory over eric cantor shocked washington. will try to motivate the tea party for ed gillesspy in virginia. mitt romney stumping in new hampshire for republican scott brownning us now, mark murray. and nbc news political reporter carey dan. thanks for being here. the law firm of dan and murray as it were. if we can, just right out of the gates, talk about kentucky. the timing is awkward for hillary clinton to be showing up given the dnc said we're done. >> it's not good timing. you need to understand what's going on in kentucky. allison grimes has been behind. maybe a couple of polls have shown her competitive or ahead. most every poll has had mcconnell leading. what democrats have decided to do is say, look, we don't think we're going to win kentucky but we have a much better chance in a place like georgia. where the polls have shown the race to be much closer between republican perdue and democrat michelle nunn. georgia, particularly the fact it has a runoff that goes to january 6, may be a better investment for us. >> carrie, your takeaway from the debates, arkansas and louisiana? >> i thought mary landrieu's answer was an example for other democrats.

brown. carolinauth governor's race at 9:00. and at 10:00, a debate in kansas with sam brownback and paul davis. candidates from montana's open u.s. senate seat met yesterday backhe first of back to da debate. ms. curtis entered the campaign late. she replaced john walsh who dropped out after allegations of plagiarism. the debate runs one hour. mpn, in partnership with montana pbs, this is campaign 2014, the senate debate. made possible thanks to support from the greater montana montanaon, the greater foundation, founded by ed cr ainey, supports issues on values of importance to all montanans. >> we welcome you tonight to debate night on the montana television network. we welcome you here to the campus of ms8u billings. i am your moderator for the evening. we would like to welcome all of our live audience tonight along with the people tuning in and montana television network stations. we are nationwide on c-span2, so a welcome to people watching across the country tonight. people watching and listening on radio,ight -- statewide and we wouldn't like to knowledge our for sponsors. billings, along

bill: senator paul went on to talk about that, a medical degree, you may recall. he made those remarks while campaigning for scott brownn new hampshire. martha: so president obama applauding his team handling the ebola crisis, now saying that an ebola czar is something that he is considering, that that may be needed to coordinate the efforts here. this after two nurses contracted ebola despite the safety precautions, as we just heard. joined now by byron york, fox news contributor. good morning to you. >> good morning, martha. martha: do we need an ebola czar in this case? >> well, the president seems to be kinda, sorta coming around to it. he said kind of casually last night he'll let us know. but i think the bigger question is not whether an office is created, but whether anyone is actually in charge of the government's response to the ebola crisis. i think what we saw on wednesday was something really interesting at the white house briefing. the spokesman, josh earnest, said that lisa monaco, who is the president's national security adviser, was, quote, integrating the government's response. so reporters said, okay,