so congressman rangel is saying he is very competitinfident. should he be as confident as the congressman is. >> he is in a very interesting position. i'm not sure he should be that confident, actually. he's one of the people in charge, one of the authorities. i think they should be feeling worried. and take every measure. >> very worried why? >> because we've got a case of ebola and out in the city potentially symptomatic. they should be working hard on it. the rest of us should get a good night's sleep. >> we don't want people to panic but shouldn't it be an ov overabundance of caution rather than saying it's not a big deal, whatever you can -- this won't

it's charlie rangel being charlie rangel. >> i suppose you could say it that way. l.z., it's hard.so non-productive give an tone and a conversation that has been going on in this country for some time. as you were mentioning, he's done a lot for the african-american community but at a time when we see what's going on in ferguson, we see what's going on in other parts of the country, this doesn't seem like a productive thing to be saying. >> i'm probably going get a lot of flak for this in social media and frankly i don't care because it needs to be said. we often talk openly about the different generational views when it comes to same-sex marriages and how he cavalierly says as the older generation die off, so does that hatred and perspective die off in our country as well. it needs to be said the same thing about race, when it comes to certain aspects of talking about people of different races, certain ideas and perspectives is time to die off. i'm not saying people need to die off, but those attitudes need to die off. if you're still saying nothing has changed in society and we h

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so congressman rangel is saying he is very competitinfident. should he be as confident as the congressman is. >> he is in a very interesting position. i'm not sure he should be that confident, actually. he's one of the people in charge, one of the authorities. i think they should be feeling worried. and take every measure. >> very worried why? >> because we've got a case of ebola and out in the city potentially symptomatic. they should be working hard on it. the rest of us should get a good night's sleep. >> we don't want people to panic but shouldn't it be an ov overabundance of caution rather than saying it's not a big deal, whatever you can -- this won't happen. isn't there overconfidence in the begining. >> exactly. the congressman is saying we feel confident. the mood is we want him to feel nervous and working extremely hard to make sure everyone is traced down. the rest of us -- i don't think anyone in new york should change their behavior. >> you talked about riding the train. you're not worried. >> i live five blocks away from him. i wi

and although essay virtual lock to be reelected to his 23rd term in the house, democrat charlie rangel opening could you seeing republicans of racism. >> everything we believe in. everything we believe in, they hate. they don't disagree. they hate. they think if you didn't come from europe 30 years ago, we shouldn't have immigration. some of them believe that slavery isn't over and that they won the civil war. >> okay. these controversial statements all coming as the washington post upped the republicans odds of winning to 95 percent. we'll take it all up here tonight. also this evening, another disaster for the commercial space industry. spaceship two exploding in the sky o in the ma jav desert during the a test today. >> space is hard and today was a tough day. (?) we are going to be supporting the investigation as we figure out what happened, and we're going to get through it. >> branson's plan to fly commercial civilian flights into orbit next year. those plans are much in doubt. this two days after nasa's rocket exploded over the launch pad while attempting a supply mission. the f

. >> then you have charlie rangel here in new york with this mask, and you have a wendy davis supporter saying don't be afraid to vote. >> rain did not stop hundreds of thousands of fans from lining the streets for the world series victory parade. the giants swept the giant kansaroyals. on www.aljazeera.com. website provide services but do you read the terms of those services? you can read our first graphic novell la on the technology page. that's the end of our time. i'm tony harris. "inside story" is next. >> modern elections are said to be in their hands. more than half the electorate, women voters, they're the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. as this election day, as any election day approaches, experts slice and dice the voting population trying to figure out where different voters are going, why, and who gets the advantage. one of the

i hope to see a candidate in the next election he will run on this platform congressman charlie rangel told me in 2003 i should run on reinstituting the draft. [laughter] immelt think it is the right thing for the military but also it is that tough sell for america is unfortunate because we ask the armed forces to bear the unfair burden and we did it deliberately. when i was there is a captive and when nixon said a volunteer force we felt funny and it did not seem right even though was inequitable the radically everybody was off the hook. president nixon do in the future we will have challenges we could not have another kent state with people dying and so forth. he thought he could avoid the volunteer force and i think he was right so we have to come to terms with that in the democracy my heart aches when i stayed these men and women in uniform some with multiple tumors they come home and it is though they don't feel connected anymore tusis society had to know what we can do so i hope we can navigate our way through this without boots on the ground that is why i am urging the syrian op

. >> one thing robert never dreamed of when he wanted to be a cowboy, of how time he'd spend rangeling with government agencies on the phone. >> i spent all my time in the office dealing with the bureau of land management, the national forestry service. >> bray said the biggest obstacle is the environmental regulation. he used to raise sheep along with his cattle but lost his sheep permit he says due to government policies. >> i have wilderness issues. that's huge for us. that's one of the reasons we're out of the sheep business. >> and bray worries that his senator, democrat mark udall is more attune to the concerns of environmentalists than those of ranchers. udall has sponsored significant environmental legislation and among the donors environmental activist groups. >> he comes from boulder, colorado, those are his constituents and head kind of follows that line. >> and now the epa wants to add more rules to regulate ditches and streams making it more costly to run a ranch. so the brays sent seth and his wife sarah to washington, d.c. in the hope of getting udall to see their son. i

. >> reporter: rangel be an afternoon on friday. >> reporter: will have warmer and drier conditions thisand sunday. >> reporter: 60s near the coast 68 san francisco. >> reporter: the satellite shows of their clear skies over the california region. >> reporter: it's been fairly stationary out there the past couple of days. >> reporter: tomorrow evening the rain will kickoff. >> reporter: it will continue and the to the midnight hour and a cold front will be coming through. >> reporter: by six would be looking at widespread rain friday. >> reporter: still looks according to this computer model the giants should be in the clear until noon. >> reporter: was put the difference this rain could be living rings out of the golden gate. >> reporter: for the checkered treaters the rain stayed out of the bay area by six. >> reporter: and the flowers will increase in the evening hours. >> reporter: for trucker treaters by the state showers and a forecast this bring the rate code and the umbrella. >> reporter: does look like some small the rain will turn to snow snow >> reporter: kind of spotty smut s

so at one point several decades ago in order to rangel the -- in order to rangel the competing institutionthey created sort of bizarre, and executive director who failed miserably and was ousted shortly because trustees of certain schools felt like they're being selectively enforced, as opposed to a general nonpartisan entity that works for the welfare on theme, the student athlete, citizenry and benefits and graduation and all those kinds of things where you have that is the sole theme of whatever this third party entity could be to manage the enforcement process and anything else for that matter, because the rules are made and passed and fail and pass, so may times because of student athlete well being, yes, but also because of competitive interest. end when you look at that in the bigger picture, to manage something as critical as enforcement and feel confident, at arizona state or usc or the university of texas, the university of kansas or northwestern, all of these schools, the schools were talking about, you just want to feel confident that what's being enforced in baltimore is also

reporter leslie rangel has the story.oney in the middle of the street and youre driving a 2013 car.' >> reporter:this is video is making rounds online. a man approaching a grandmother in a car. angry because she was begging for money. >>"come at me, starting cursing me, calling me, filthy dirty names," >> reporter:mary south - the woman in the video, says she was pretty shaken up. >>"i pleaded with him to leave" >> reporter:but the man. daniel ayala wasnt listening. we spoke with him friday. he doesnt think he went too far. >>'i gave that lady over $15 in five days. $15 could make me enough to come to work for gas. for her to just take my money like that, >> reporter:but this grandmother insists she needs the money. >>people wants alcohol and drinks and cigarettes and stuff like that, and thats alright" >> reporter:south says see is using the donations to pay bills. >> reporter:south says the video has ruined her family. she says her daughter hasnt spoken with her since it went viral. >>i want her to know i do not intend

really charlie rangel? which republicans think slavery isn't over?e charge that just begs for discussion. >> the state of maine taking the next step to force a nurse to stay indoors. does this mean no more bike rides for kaci hickox? >> hello, everyone, happy friday, happy halloween, i'm john berman. >> i get nothing to be happy about. i'm happy enough to be sitting beside you, john berman. i'm michaela

and although essay virtual lock to be reelected to his 23rd term in the house, democrat charlie rangeling republicans of racism. >> everything we believe

>>> plus, on a day when darrell issa's house committee, i'll talk to charlie rangel whose constituent is the latest american to test positive for the ebola virus about his thoughts on the city's preparedness. >> 20 minutes ago i just found out that my neighbor possibly has ebola. i hope he's okay. cooler heads prevail. getting upset about the situation or the uncertainty of it doesn't help anyone. (receptionist) gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i love logistics. [ male announcer ] with nearly 7 million investors... oh hey, neill, how are you? [ male announcer ] ...you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. [ male announcer ] and we do. it's how edward jones

rangel, democratic congressman from harvard. some republicans believe slavery is not over.says the republicans are confederate and they still think slavery exists. is bothbviously that republicans and democrats if that is the case. i would say democrats are the same. i'm not a republican or a democrat. .e. party,f the v.o.t i do not have any resources. people in my generation, we are locked out of this process. if you are not part of the democratic liberal process, then we do not get anything. i would think that republicans should have the foresight to open up more to bring african-americans into the forefront. instead of trying to marginalize us and stigmatize us, which democrats are doing. back at most of our criminal activity, it is created. it was not because i chose to be a criminal. -- i was snatched off the bus at 17 years on my way to college when i was given my first charge. i was arrested 21 times by the same policeman. we are not given the opportunity that other people are given to come to this country. i thought not just democrats, i thought republicans. this sh

i will take this moment to a think katie rangel who does a lot of work keeping this side running an up-to-date. it is not meant to shame police as a whole. we believe that police officers are trying to do their best. but the pressures are a given into often it leads to right violations against both guilty and innocent. often this occurs with daily roundtrips a police breaking the law. police misconduct tends to be thought of as a rare bad apple incident where it is one, and not representative of the entire department which is often very true. it only does take one cop to give the rest a bad example. however, there are many factors that shield and protect bad cops, including complicity of good cop to the then may resent the bad ones feel through police solidarity that they need to stay quiet. that is a long story 4q and a or another time. but because of this reputation of imbalance the conduct often goes unnoticed or unreported. moreover, when officers are caught doing bad things they are dismissed out of hand. but we feel that police misconduct is something that requires more attention because