pauly says bottomed line, he has to keep rates reasonable for customers. >> to be doing that with coal would be great already more expensive than with gas. >> it's not just production, eastern kentucky is one of the most expensive coal to mine, $70 a ton, compared to $10 a ton in wyoming. in fact, coal was in trouble here long before the obama administration. these are hardly realities to accept. >> it's very painful, it hurts. >> there is so much pain in coal country yet eastern kentucky ever proud and increasingly defiant still celebrates coal as a way of life. both candidates say they are a true friend of coal but voters are skeptical, wondering who has a solution for their region. john, tomorrow we'll look at obamacare, a successful opportuneout in -- rollout in kentucky but still wildly unpopular there. >>> turn out for 2014 election special with a focus on health care. it airs at 8:30, 1130 eastern time. we'll see you there. >> why so many are buying up buildings right here in new york, plus a war of words over islam, the heated debate between ben affleck and bill maher. only on

bottom line pauly says he has to change the cost of energy for its comerms.astern kentucky's coal is the most expensive to mine. $70 a ton, compared to $10 a ton in wyoming. the thing is, coal was in bad trouble before the obama administration. these are hard realities to face. >> its hurts. >> yet eastern kentucky, ever proud and defiant still celebrates coal as a way of life. >> libby casey joins us. is coal the main thing in the mid term elections? >> the economy and what i.t. means for jobs john. coal makes up 1% of the industry's workforce, but a strong lobbying 72nd print. in kentucky to be a candidate you got to be pro-coal if you want to be pro-jobs. even though people talk about the economy as their number one concern, they didn't just tell us that, they told polls that for months, what they kept coming back to is their feelings. do they relate to the candidates do they feel comfortable with their values, ultimately john those feelings may trump their own economic interest. healthcare may be one of the best examples of that. people just don't like it

it featured jane pauly and our own tamala edwards leading the way and an event with diane keaton and she sat down with monica malpass, and it closed out with anchor, robin roberts and she talked about how being a woman in a male dominated industry drove her to be the absolute best. >> you'll see many of your gender that i chose to look at that as a challenge, and as my father said don't get the opposition any ammunition and be the best you can possibly be. >> great advice from her father and a great day full of seminars and speeches. there is working and development. and person growth. people are buzzing for what might be in store for 2015. nice job monica. >> an exciting day thank you sharrie. >>> time to check the traffic, lets see what matt's advice is. >> probably stay home. >> right. as we look live at the schuylkill expressway s. police activity on the westbound side past gladwyne, most of that activity is cleared out. but things are extra heavy as you come west from the roosevelt boulevard to this point that afternoon and eastbound no short able of delays either. here in the s

. >> pauly shore, whose family owns the club, reminisced. >> when we used to have the comedy store, robink from "mork & mindy" in his outfit, in his nanu nanu outfit. and he used to pick up his check and do nanu nanu to me. >> in hollywood, williams is already an icon. >> yesterday we had a superstar. today, unfortunately we have a legend. >> as an individual, i think he had a lot of heart and a lot of compassion. he did a lot of things for a lot of people, publicly and privately. he transcended his sphere of expertise which is like a benchmark as a comedian, and he crossed over into other areas and excelled at everything. he is gone way too soon. he was very talented, and we're all going to miss him. >> he will be missed for more than his talent. u.s. secretary of defense chuck hagel expressed appreciation for his military support, saying from entertaining thousands of servicemen and women in war zones to his philanthropy that helped veterans struggling with hidden wounds of war, he was a loyal and compassionate advocate for all who served this nation in uniform. he will be dearly missed

in the recording studio, paulie and i and bill myers and kelly and johnny rubenstein.the music, so long ago before the coke crashed and the whiskey blows. montana daydreams. los angeles and its dark smooth so soft on the neck. still, i'm working on it. lie still. billy mitchell has just come by, somebody stole his tools. driggs shot an elegant broke the county rules. sweet don kelly as on his cat, watch out, back away. snuffy bronze is feeding squirrels and crashes baucus. big john taylor has gone outside a half a fifth of jim, with stopped by the bar again. dead frequency, select. over and out. it's mostly a matter of what kind of noise you make. american hot? , for instance, and stand by your man, george jones typecasting for sure. the music, always music, keyboard and guitar, violin, anything with a string. garb and was called fun zone. you up front, poncho on guns, wolf the on base and johnny on the piano. and others until the lights went out. renaissance boy with coke up your noise and marijuana in your i, we love you the best we could, but nobody loved you enough

he had paulie walnuts and silvio in their employ. they're whacking this money up to various groups. this tragedy this is ma bell. gerri: right. >> mischarging people. and, they were taking 35% take on expenses they paid from the vendors so. gerri: i got to tell you, this courtrooming that we're talking about, this isn't something that with just at&t just did. this happening almost every single year. there is a big phone company gets charged with this. and that's why i'm just a little circumspect about this whole customer consumer victory day because i think it took too long, and these companies are getting away with murder. they charged this for years. nobody paid a bit of attention and in the case of citi, that case goes back to 2009. >> yeah. gerri: so, are consumers being protected enough? are they getting their backs watched? i mean at end of the day, social media is their biggest tool. social media is the biggest thing that will allow to you complain publicly to get changes you want. does there need to be more done for these people? >> as i stated earlier this all should have b

but of course all eyes on to monday to see whether it really is back to business here in hong kong, pauly thank you. that is al jazeera's reporting live from hong kong. now people in the philippines are showing their solidarity with hong kong demonstrators by staging their own protest, dozens of people rallied outside the chinese consulate in manila and hong kong has a large population of filipinos. a somber anniversary on the italian island and meet the migrants who survived one of the worst shipwrecks italy has ever seen. plus tipping the scales, we meet a politician who says some women in south africa are using culture as an excuse for being overweight. the nfl tries to win back female fans another player faces assault allegations, details coming up, with joe in sports, stay tuned. ♪ at least ten migrants have drowned and dozens more are missing after their boat sank 60 kilometers east of tripoli and most were from south sahara and south africa and 90 have been rescued. friday is one year since a boat sank off the island claiming the lives of 368 men, women and children. services are b

. >> i'm charlie rose with norah o'donnell and jane paulie.s morning calls ebola the most severe health emergency seen in modern times. the virus is spreading in the united states. hazmat crews clean the the apartment of an infected texas health care worker. she was part of the team that treated thomas duncan. he died last week. >>> the dog of this new patient will be kept safe. that's the unusual promise from dallas' mayor. the canine will be reunited with his owner once she's better. the dog will not be euthanized. that was the fate of an ebola patient's pet last week in spain, despite protests to save the animal. and this morning, screenings for flights from west africa continue at kennedy airport in new york. four other u.s. airports will start the measures this week. >> west africa continues to reel from the devastation of the disease where the cdc reports about 8400 cases of ebola. the virus has led to more than 4,000 deaths, and that number is expected to climb. but deborah is on the ground in the liberian capitol of monrovia. >> report

paulie and i were traveling daughter who goes to school in iowa city, a son and medicine and some friendsn chicago. we were driving that triangle over each we can overcome it across route 88 across illinois, and polly is driving and i'm kind of half asleep in the passenger seat. were driving along, and she sees the sign that says dixon illinois hometown of ronald reagan. she just with the car off the road. what we did was we're going to reagan's boyhood home. people in small town, and the like where we live in rural ohio. you pull into this little town and one street off the main drag is reagan's street, and you saw what made this guy such a great leader. his humble beginnings and the values he possessed and how he was able to articulate made our country special. it was just a neat, if you are ever driving, you would. to little old ladies. give them $5 they did honor to work with a local historical society. it's well worth it but i to get back to what made this guy so special and what's truly great about this country. i may have shared this with you last time, but this is a stressed up wi

. >> jane paulie of cbs news and actress diane keaton among the speaker.pennsylvania convention sent.m for this year's couldn't friend is the power of us and speakers are inspiring women to become agents in their community. >> haddon avenue in collingswood is looking great tonight lit up in pink. the shopping district is taking part in lights for the cure. joint effort between cbs- cbs-3d susan g. komen philadelphia. pink light is reminder for women to schedule a mammogram. tonight was also the last cruise night of the season. those out and about on this beautiful evening enjoyed some great classic rides in the pink. >> we'll be right back. ♪ >> thank you for watching "eyewitness news". we return in the morning with ukee washington and erika von tiehl. i'm chris may. >> i'm nat some brown. remember we're always on cbsphilly.com. the late show with david letterman is next with guest tom celek. have a great night everyone. we'll see you again tomorrow. ♪ you get used to food odors you think it smells fine, but your guests think it smells like this... ( sound effects ) febreze air effect