reed? >> well, in all of the above energy policy to me makes sense but my opponent doesn't want to support that. as she talks about blocking the development of natural gas and adamantly is opposed to the development of natural gas and hydraulic fracturing that has made it possible to unleash those resources i have been committed to that but there needs to be an energy policy that has a short term, mid term, and long term. that's why i remain committed to the alternative and renewable energy sources out there. we have supported and our record shows our support for all of the above energy policy that i believe is the future for america. with natural gas we are cleaning up our environment. >> marisa? >> our next question is from another viewer. he's from watkins glen. he wants to know your position on senior >> thank you for the question. my mother worked until she was 85 years old because she was worried that medicare would not be therefore. -- be there for her. i am proud to be a part of thr

this is greg adam. >> chuck reed, his political consultant, are becoming richard nixon. >> mayor reed said he had no knowledge of the call. he is seeking an independent investigation into the dispute. >> i'm certainly not involved with anybody else's activities. >> there is suspicion that all of this has to do with the mayor's race. corteze seems to be distancing himself from the fray. >> right now we need these personalities to go away and we just need new leadership. >> he continues to take aim at the police officer's association. >> they are determined to try to burn this down in order to make a political point for their own financial benefit. >> reporter: in san jose, david louis, abc 7 news. >>> it's a lopsided financial fight heading into the final weeks before election day. ballot measures have raised more than $83 million in the past three months. the most lopsided fight is proposition one. supporters of the $7 billion water bond have raised nearly $16 million compared to less than $72,000 by opponents. opponents of proposition 45 have raised nearly $20 million. that's 13 time

"people can look at the data for themselves," said reed, "they don't have to take my word for it.he math is the math." la gente puede ver los datos ellos mismos, no me tienen que creer a mi, los numeros son los numeros... en este comunicado que envio su oficina hace unos dias detalla que los homicidios han bajado de 1 a 0... los robos de 1 a 8, asaltos de 19 a 7 y que no ha habido violaciones ... pero que pasa con los meses que el alcalde no considero para sacar su porcentaje? esos cuentan una historia diferente... sot por ejemplo robos relacionados con pandillas subieron en febrero y marzo un 63 % comparado con el mismo periodo del 2013... en cuanto a los homicidios, violaciones y robos este ano comparado con el ano anterior han aumentado en un 42 por ciento... sot la realidad es que hemos visto una reduccion en muy pocos crimenes y hemos visto un aumento en otros dice gonzalez... sot chuck ree lied about what the reality in san jose was today.... chuck ree mintio acerca de la realidad que se vive en san jose hoy... sandra live el departamento de policia nos dijo que ellos no sac

. >> senators lindsey graham and jack reed on whether the u.s. underestimated the threat and whether the march of isis could have been prevented. >>> and as isis, ebola and the secret service command headlines, the president pivots. >> hello, indiana. it's good to be back. >> aka, obamacare. >> writing the ship of state, four former white house chief of staffs for the waning days of the obama era. this is "state of the union with candy crowley." the latest medical update lists the ebola patient in dallas in critical condition. the white house says the centers for disease control and prevention has been working closely with state and local officials for months. still, with this first known case in the u.s., the diagnosis was initially missed and it took days to sanitize the home where the victim had been staying. joining me now, dr. tom frieden, director of the cdc who by now has become quite the familiar face. dr. frieden, thank you for joining us. let me get an update on what you know. does it remain true that there is this one dallas case and t

tonight nfl hall of famer andre reed is rubbing some people the wrong way.he facebook argument that has the school board rethinking it's plan to name a field after him. cydney long? >> reporter: casino workers take to the streets here in atlantic city, sounding off about a recent court ruling that takes dead aim at their health care and they're also not happy with the investor that wants to save the taj mahal. i'll explain, next. glenn? >>> i'll tell you what to expect for the weekend. plus, i'll have your first look at the weather for halloween. don't miss my exclusive nbc 10 first alert forecast. >>> casino workers are taking to the streets in atlantic city. they're upset about a plan to roll back their benefits. the wealthy investor that wants to rescue the failing business says these workers are angry at cydney long is live in atlantic city tonight. cydney, billionaire investor carl icahn says they should ask if their union bosses are really their allies, right? >> reporter: that's correct. icahn suggests that the union simplies wants to protect its own

. >>> jordan reed may see the field this weekend. reed missed the last four weeks with a hamstring injury. jay gruden says when healthy, the second year player is a big part of the offense. reed told some beat reporters he believes he's to full strength. >>> the capitals had their final practices before tomorrow night's season opener against montreal. it will be washington's 40th season on ice. fans and players alike are thrilled training camp is over and the games that count are about to begin. >> it's exciting. i think training camp has been very good and at the same time we're wanting to get into regular season to get things going, get into the meaningful games. i think our team is in a very good spot mentally now to roll into the season. >>> let's turn to basketball where duane blair, nene, orton and silas were suspended one regular season game for leaving the bench area during monday night's preseason game. joakim noah and paul pierce went at it that night ending in an altercation. the bulls center and wizards forward were both

then tom reed voted to raise middle class taxes on us by $2,000.artha robertson will fight to cut middle class taxes and to protect our jobs from outsourcing. it's time to put these people first again. >> i'm martha robertson, and i approved this message. >> i'm tom reed. i approved this message. >> we know by her words martha robertson is an extreme ithaca liberal who supports obamacare, higher taxes and nancy pelosi. and her votes to double your property taxes and spend that money on four pay raises and $110,000 desk for herself tell the same story. so whether we take her word or her vote for it, the story remains the same. martha robertson is an extreme ithaca liberal who's too radical for us. >> tom reed is attacking martha robertson with false negative tv ads, but facts have to matter. the aarp says tom reed's plan, quote: removes the medicare guarantee. it's a fact. and reed voted to raise the retirement age for social security, another fact. why? to pay for reed's rotes to give tax breaks to millionaires like himself. that's the sad fact. >>

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reed graduated in 1981. played 16 snsz in the pros. 15 of them with the buffalo bills.he field was supposed to be renamed in his honor but the school board tabled the proposal because a member was concerned about strong language that reed used in a facebook argument. no word on what was said. next week the board will call a special meeting to vote on the name change. >>> phillies star jimmy rollins is the co-winner of the roberto clemente they award. j. rollins, paul konerko accepted the ward in san francisco yesterday. it's given to players who show superior sportsmanship and community involvement. rollins was praised with his work for inner city students and other charitable efforts. >> we go out there as baseball players and people get to see us in uniforms and, wow, that's a great person, that's a great player. but i think to take that off the field, to become more than just a person in a uniform says a lot about a person. >> the award is named for hall of famer roberto clemente they who died in a plane crash while delivering aid to earthquake victims in central ame

then tom reed voted to raise middle class taxes on us by $2,000. martha robertson will fight to cut middle class taxes and protect our jobs from outsourcing. it's time to put these people first again. >> i'm martha robertson and i approved this message. >> i'm tom reed. >> we know martha robertson is an extreme liberal who supported obamacare, higher taxes and nancy pelosi. her votes to double property taxes and spend it on pay raises and $110,000 desk for herself tell the same story. whether we take her word or her votes for it, the story remains the same. martha robertson is an extreme liberal who is too radical for us. >> tom reed is attacking martha robertson with false ads. the aarp says tom reed's plan removes the medicare guarantee. it's a fact. reed voted to raise the retirement age for social security. another fact. why? to pay for reed's votes to give tax breaks to millionaires like himself. that's a sad fact. >> i'm martha robertson. i approved this message. i will protect america's promise of retirement with dignity. that's a fact. >> r

tener problema en ser reelecto en dos aÑos podÍa postularse para celador desplazando al demÓcrata reed estado. >> eso va a prevenir, popular, joven, bien parecido, inteligente, articulado gobernador republicano dejar su puesto. >> sacÁndole al senador reed un peligroso adversario, pero antes flores tiene que ganar elecciÓn. >> yo quiero estar en un lugar donde puedo ser mÁs efectiva para mi comunidad. >> eso estÁ en manos de los votantes. >> a una semana de que se celebren las legislativas una encuesta divulgada por cnn y la opinion research corporation se evalÚa que el 53% no aprueba la gestiÓn de obama. vale mencionar ademÁs que un 68% de los encuestados se muestra en desacuerdo con la direcciÓn que lleve el paÍs. >> la exsecretaria de seguridad dijo estar de acuerdo con que presidente obama actÚe por su cuenta sobre inmigraciÓn si no lo hace que el congreso. al napolitano dijo que si el congreso se niega a cumplir con sus obligaciones es afortunado que logra el ejecutivo. ella impulsor programaciÓn diferida en 2012. >> una nueva tecnologÍa desarrollada en silicon valley detectarÁ ca

report," joy reed and washington bureau chief, david korn.er, but truly, the scott walker saying the minimum wage serves no purpose because he wants to create jobs that make wo or three times that is equally ridiculous and has much greater sort of effect in terms of where we are as a country. >> scott walker couldn't bring himself to say he doesn't support the minimum wage so he tried to dismiss it as not being person because i want everybody to have ponies and pots of gold! so we don't need the minimum wage if you get all that, right? that's essentially what he's saying because doesn't want to say as a coke brother ally that i'm against the minimum wage. i read about it it, but i hadn't seen it, someone before he went on the stage took him aside and said ebola, isis, national security and he went out there and said ebola, isis. >> over and over and over again. he clearly was just pushing buttons like a kid hoping that something would jump out of the jack-in-the-box or something. >> here's the distressing part of this, joy, is the headlines i

a column of air in vibration by splitting an air column over a sharp edge or by the movement of a reedazzy saxophone music] there's also chordophones, which have stretched strings. those, of course, can be set into motion by bows or by plectra or picks. chordophones have all sorts of different timbres depending on what you bring to the instrument. another category is idiophones. those are those instruments that sound like themselves like a bell. its entire structural material is its acoustic material. [rattling] [dinging] we don't hear the steel in a piano so much as we hear the string and the felt hammer itself. idiophones sound like themselves, and there's some other categories too. of course, the new category is electrophones. [synthesized birds chirping and water trickling with new age music] (shapiro) any wave form that you can make in the air, you can make in a wire an analogous wave form, and so you can make music; you can make sounds electronically. an early example of the electrophone was the theremin where the player moves his hand further and closer to an antenna and changes

tom reed put himself $200,000 in tax breaks for wealthy people like himself.hen he voted to raise middle-class taxes by $2,000. martha robertson voted to protect our jobs. it's time to put these people first. >> i martha robertson and i approved this message. >> i am tom reed and i approved this message. >> we know by her words martha is an extreme liberal that supports obamacare, higher taxes and nancy pelosi and her voted to double the property taxes and spend that money on pay raises and 110,000-dollar debt for herself told the same extreme stories. so whether we take her word or her vote for it the story remains the same. martha robertson is an extreme liberal and is too radical for us. >> tom reed is attacking the false negative tv ads but the facts have to matter. the aarp says the plan removes the medicare guaranteed. its effect and he voted to raise the retirement age for social security. and another fact, why? to pay for the votes to give tax breaks to millionaires like himself. that is a sad fact. >> i approved this message. i will protect america's

san jose mayor chuck reed is requesting a federal investigating into the city's police union. the police union is fighting back. this stems from some serious allegations by a former police recruit. robert honda spoke with that former recruit and joins us now. >> reporter: rauj, a war over words. as reported that former recruit wrote a newspaper article saying the union president was telling cadets to quit. now she admits he didn't actually use the word quit, but she's also not recan'ting and that's what started the next round of fights. alize revis is an attorney and not used to being a key witness in an investigation but she could be soon. the former police recruit wrote an opinion piece in the "mercury news" which stated in essence during academy orientation she head the police union president tell cadets to quit because it did not help the union's caught in fighting pension reform effects of measure b. she acknowledged she didn't hear "quit" but it was clearly implied. >> the bottom line is the message was delivered by jim udland during his introduction that it would be bet

attorney in san francisco, mayor reed called the police union's efforts a breach of the public trust. >>> san francisco's "ellis act" ee visions will head to a higher -- evictions will head to a higher court. the city's attorney will appeal the ruling that the newly revised ordinance is unconstitutional. a couple sued after they learned evicting a tenant would cost them more than $117,000 as a result of a new formula to compensate tenants who are forced out by landlords. dennis herrera says the ordinance is legitimate and lawful given the region's housing crisis. "the city should spent its energy coming up with solutions to the affordable housing crisis that are constitutional." >>> despite calls for the ouster of san francisco's fire chief mayor ed lee is standing by her. the mayor says ambulance response times are improving and expressed his support for chief joanne hayes-white after firefighters called for her to step down after a lack of confidence in her decisions. mayor lee says slow medical response was a result of growing demand. >>> hundreds of people in one san jose neighbor

police union president jim unland warned mayor chuck reed officers would leave following cuts to pay and benefits and pension reform. >> i have been dead on with predictions. i know hundreds are going to wake up the following day if it is liccardo as the next mayor and be ready to make a really tough decision. >> dave cortese and sam liccardo! >> reporter: at a mayoral debate this week, councilmember liccardo says he is focused on raising officer pay and rebuilding trust. liccardo is one of mayor reed's stanchest allies. >> they are going to respect a mayor who is honest with them and i'm going to give them what frankly supervisor cortese wasn't willing to give them on the council and that's the truth. i'll tell them how to restore morale and pay and ensure that we can have a department that's the most innovative in the country but we're not going to promise them benefits that we would never pay for. >> reporter: the police union has endorsed cortese. financial documents show the union's political action committee spent nearly $51,000 on his campaign so far. >> one of the things that

forom reed is running reelection in congress. martha robertson has been a member of the legislature since 2002. you can hav see that debate , live at 5:00 p.m. eastern. also tonight, steve king is mower. jim tonight is their only debate, and that is live. -- and virginia, we wrap we will wrap up the evening in utah with the force district house debate. now on to the arkansas debate for governor of arkansas. asset much andis then, former senator. his democratic challenger is mike ross, a former congressman. leaning republican. this took place in little rock. it is about 40 five minutes. >> live from the university of arkansas at little rock, channel seven news presents an election central special, the arkansas gubernatorial debate. this broadcast is presented in little rock. now, your host, and the moderator for tonight's debate, channel sevens scott inman. >> from inside the university theatre, we welcome you to the 2014 gubernatorial debates. hello, everyone, i am your moderator for tonight's debate, scott inman. importantu have

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nice work, reed. i've got news to bring you. landfall and now one u.s. airman is dead and two others are missing this morning after they were washed out to sea by a typhoon in japan. this happened in okinawa which is home to 25,000 american troops. the three airmen were overcome by waves just as the eye of the storm passed. one of the men was found dead. the search for the other two was interrupted by rough seas. we'll keep following that story for you. talk about media bias, cbs editing out criticism of president obama. here is what happened. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu appearing on "face the nation," but the network left out his comments about the president's criticism of israeli settlements. listen to the portion that did not air. >> well, first of all, i had a very good meeting with the president. i was baffled by this statement because it doesn't reflect american values. what we were being criticized for is that some jewish residents of jerusalem bought apartments legally from arabs in a predominantly arab nei

. >> reporter: mayor reed asked the u.s. attorney's office to investigate claims made by rivas. the police union will ask for a federal investigation on mayor reed and his close adviser vick agiloni. >> there's a problem with the san francisco fire department. the chief feeling the heat, especially after today's meeting. leaders of the firefighters union and employee working groups sat down face to face with chief joann hayes white. she called for this meeting and there was nothing shelkd say to make them want her to stay on the job. >> we don't have confidence in her. that's why we took the vote, saying we need new leadership. we've lost that confidence that we've had in her ability to lead this fire department. >> this has been boiling over for weeks. the chief as spokesperson said the chief is committed to staying on the job. >> she's looking forward to working closely with the employee group. she has a very positive attitude about it. i think that there's been some misinformation that's been given out by some of the members of the group. and that they may have their own agen

. >> you're replacing chuck reed as mayor of san jose. how would you characterize his years in office? >> oh, that's a quick question. i'd give him a 7 or 8. but i think there's going to be a footnote next to his legacy in terms of this public safety issue. i'm sure he wanted to leave office without having skyrocketing crime rates and police officers abandoning the system: he was a great mayor when it came to fiscal reform. i support those reforms but he went about them in a very, very difficult way. and it's forced a lot of people out. >> okay, we'll have the second half of the debate coming up. >>> let's look at our sunday morning forecast for today. and first things first, he is a beautiful, live shot of our dublin cam right now where it is clear this morning. clear in fact in much of the bay area. here's what you can expect when you're heading out the door today, more mild inland. but it will be sunny everywhere and warm to hot. there is a red flag warning. we have some dry, gusty winds today. if you're thinking of firing up the barbe

. >> i'm tom reed. i approved this message. martha robertson is extreme liberal agenda is already hurting us. robertson is refitting our public with natural gas. and when she didn't get her way her supporters sued to shut it down. robertson and her friends are willing to sacrifice our jobs to our community, raise our taxes and utility bills because of their radical ideas on global warming. that's why martha robertson extreme agenda is wrong for us. >> there are those who put country first, put communities first. tom reed potential fo first by voting for $200,000 in tax breaks for wealthy people like himself. then tom reed voted to raise middle-class taxes on us by $2000. martha robertson will fight to cut middle-class taxes and to protect our jobs. it's time to put these people first again. >> i'm a martha robertson and i approved this message. >> i'm tom reed. i approved this message. >> we know by her words martha robertson is an extreme effect a liberal who support obamacare, higher taxes and nancy pelosi. her vote to double

instead, reed thinks domestic politics in iraq threw them out and made them vulnerable to attack. >> issue that caught the intelligence community by surprise, lack of capacity of iraqi military forces and particularly political disenfranchisement of the sunni community. >> they declared a missing marine dead after his helicopter went down in the persian gulf in support of this air strike campaign. makes jordan speers, 21 years old, the first casualty of the effort. >> peter, thanks so much. >>> the u.s. employment rate falling to the lowest level in six years, but is that the real story? what it could mean, what it could be, how it could effect the mid terms straight ahead. there's a reason no one says "easy like monday morning." sundays are the warrior's day to unplug and recharge. what if this feeling could last all week? with centurylink as your trusted partner, it can. our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and dedicated support, your business can shine all week long. if you were a de

but now mayor chuck reed wants to find out if the police union is behind that. he filed a formal request for an independent investigation today. this comes after a former cadet talked to nbc bay area yesterday about that controversy. that cadet said the police union told him and other cadets to get trained at the san jose police academy and then find jobs elsewhere. the city council will vote on the request next week. >>> it will be emotional. the public will have a chance to say their good-byes to the two deputies who were gunned down in the sacramento area last week. a memorial service is scheduled for sacramento county deputy danny oliver on monday. then on tuesday a public memorial for placer county detective michael davis. both services will be held in roseville. the two men were shot and killed last friday during a crime spree spanning two counties. a husband and wife were arrested and now face murder charges. >>> tonight a san mateo county social worker is accused of molesting a child he was entrusted to help. investigators say they want to make sure it d

. >> reporter: now mayor chuck reed is calling for an independent investigation not only by the city but also by the public corruption unit of the u.s. attorney's office. reed and the poa have locked horns for years over public safety employee pension reform, an issue that has prompted about 400 officers to leave san jose police. >> we will get the facts and find out if it's part of a broader effort to undermine the police department. that's very concerning to me, it's concerning to people of san jose who have serious public safety concerns and we need to find out if police officers association is intentionally undermining the police department. >> reporter: the police officers association says revas has recanted her statement. however, revas told abc 7 news that's not true. >> i was trying to get the essence of his message. i wasn't trying to put quotations of anything that he said in my article. i was trying to get the essence of the message and i don't recant it. >> reporter: the police officers association wants an investigation, too. >> what there is a need for an investigation

we discussed why georgia could be in play for the democrats in 2016. >> mayor reed, a pleasure to have you with us. i know you're talking about immigration out there. you've been talking about immigration a lot recently, because early this summer you came out strongly in support of the migrant children across the border illegally. you said we have a moral responsibility to care for these kids, and they would be welcome in atlanta even though that put you at odds with georgia goufor nathan diehl. that makes you sound like a national politician than the mayor of atlanta. why are you so vocal on the topic? >> i was speaking from my heart, and i think it was the right thing to do and it needed to be said. i think that as the home of dr. martin luther king and so many other leaders in the civil rights movement in the united states, it was very important to welcome 1,000 children and that's exactly what we've been doing. >> did the governor, though, have a point in complaining to the white house about the fact that the administration had not begin him any notice that the kids were coming? >>

. >> reporter: it's been a sore spot for mayor chuck reed who is considering a formal investigation into what unland said. >> to discourage recruits from working for the city of san jose trying to get them to leave the city when we're trying to hire additional officers, those are troubling allegations. >> reporter: if reed moves forward with the investigation other recruits would testify about what they heard. len ramirez, kpix 5. >> all of this is playing out against the backdrop of a heated mayoral race in san jose. one candidate is backed by the mayor, the other by labor groups including the police union. and two new polls on that race. the first paid for by labor groups shows county supervisor dave cortese ahead of city councilman sam liccardo by 12 points. with the election now two weeks away, 22% of voters are still undecided. but a poll by the "mercury news" shows things differently. it has mayor chuck reed's pick sam liccardo leading dave cortese 40-37%. 23% are undecided. >>> the push to keep oakland's professional sports teams in town got a huge financial shot in the arm. eliza

apparently at the walter reed medical center, we're just hearing this. they have begun testing a canadian made ebola vaccine on 39 healthy volunteers. the first subject has been injected. waiting to see what happens. this as the centers for disease control and prevention is about to update americans how it's responding to the deadly and very extensive disease. we'll bring you the latest and briefing as soon as it happens. could be any minute now. >>> seeing a lot of green on the screen. we were seeing more earlier today. this is not something we've seen in three days. the relief rally cannot lose the losing streak off the major averages. as we witnessed yesterday, anything can happen in the final hour of trading. we're tracking the markets every single move and today the bond market, those traders are back in action, they're adding to the volume. a little more conviction to the upside here. plus in danger of a downgrade? europe showing signs of severe economic stress. so what we decided to do is bring in global head of sovereign ratings. which european c

council member larry reed said he has been working on this project for 18 years and he was one of the people who was pessimistic about this ever happening, but today, he said he finally believes it's going to happen. still a lot of work to be done but the city now feels that they have some real money behind the coliseum city project. i'm alan wong, abc 7 news. >> anything that keeps the raiders from moving to l.a., people will be encouraged by. >>> california nurses groups are encouraged that they will be better protected from ebola after a meeting with the governor today. the nurses told governor jerry brown during a closed door session at the capitol that hospitals are not ready to treat ebola patients and don't have the necessary gear or the training. governor brown told them the state is working to ensure their safety and the nurse groups thanked him for his leadership in this area. meanwhile, santa clara county supervisors and nurses there also tackling the difficult issue of ebola, specifically how prepared the county is to handle the disease if it should be detected locally. th

i'm always hope to have a conversation but reed hastings is one of the smartest guys in the room.is he is not a guy you have to sit down and say have you considered this or that? e he's considered all the choices. and there is going to be such uptake in what netflix is doing that i don't think people have to worry about trying to play games to try to juice the stock or do some financial engineering. i think he is going to do fine just on his own. and like i said are if for some reason the market doesn't appreciate that there is a lot of big players that would be crazy not to call him and say look. let's talk about a combination. just look at yahoo. they have a $40 billion market cap. most of that cash. partnerships with the soft bank, japan, partnerships with alibaba. if you want to find a new business for yahoo, they would be crazy at least to not look at it. even with a one percent chance of it happening. >> one of things you said you plan on owning this forever. that this is not for a trade. this is a long-term investment. >> caller: yeah. those are the best kind of investments

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it's harry reed doesn't let it come to the floor.they're never passed a budget in five years in the senate. how could you run a government without a budget? >> joining me tonight on rapid response panel brad woodhouse and harold cook from texas. gentleman. good to have you with us tonight. >> thanks ed. >> it's tough to go to the middle of the country and listen to people who simply don't know what the hell is going on. where's the disconnect when it comes to issues that are vital to people's lives yet they vote against their own interest. >> it is often a head scratcher 678 take the issue of seniors. so many seniors will vote with republicans who want to voucherize their medicare, priva privateize or eliminate associatsocial security. saying hands off my health care when they're on medicare. part of it is the polarization, part of it is people oenly get their information from certain sources either on the media or the internet. but we got to keep plugging away, which is why i think braley is making progress in recent polls. >> harry

along with jack reed. of thee both members armed services committee. at 4:00 p.m., it is dr. fauci and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. also kevin mccarthy and representative elijah cummings. the sunday network tv cop shows are on c-span radio and they are brought to you as a public service by the networks and c-span. noon --oadcast again at rebroadcasts begin at noon. and listen to them across the country on xm satellite radio. you can listen online at c-span.org. c-span's 2015 student camp competition is underway. cam competition is underway. thete a documentary on topic, "the three branches and you." videos need to include c-span programming and must be submitted by january 20, 2015. go to student-cam.org for more information. >> "washington journal" continues. host: you're looking at a live scene outside of st. matthew's .,thedral in washington, d.c as members of the supreme court gather for the traditional red mass. it appears to be justice stephen breyer, will be among those in attendance, also justice kennedy. joining us on the phone is adam liptak. the headl

joining me now is atlanta mayor kas eem reed, and joan walsh from salon.com. thank you both for being here. >> thank you for having me, reverend al. >> mr. mayor, a lot of people still think of georgia as a completely red state. what does it say that the senate race is so close? what are georgians looking for? it says they want to look for somebody who cares about fairness. and what's resonating is this outsourcing pride that mr. perdue showed, is absolutely hurting him. and michelle nunn has a lifetime of helping ordinary people, and it's coming across. and in every important poll that i've looked at, she's been up or even. so i think that the outsourcing comments, the claims that mr. perdue made, his career at dollar general, his career at pillow tex, is causing people who would have voted for him, to turn away. the other thing is, that the black community in the state of georgia is getting more and more excited about michelle nunn. and i think that georgia is getting ready to flip and vote to support michelle nunn and put her in the united states senate. we

the aarp says tom reed's plan removes the medicare guarantee. it's a fact. to pay for votes to give tax rate to millionaires. that is a sad fact. next i'm martha robertson and i approve this message. >> recent polls show the race is favoring tom reed. you can watch the debate live tonight at 7:00 eastern on c-span and live at 8:00, a debate for iowa's fourth district seat between steve king and jim mower. the races list it as safe republican. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. tomorrow morning on "washington to stevewe will talk silverman about the criminal justice system and being stopped by the police and the individuals rights. and david stevens looks at recently approved rules aimed at increasing lending. plus your phone calls, facebook comments and tweets, all on "washington journal" tomorrow. >> this weekend on the c-span networks -- friday night starting at 8:00 eastern, our campaign 2013 it -- campaign 2014 coverage continues. the women of color empowerment conference. evening, filmmaker and daughter of robert f kennedy daughter r

shopping mall called the reed dough center. we know reed dough center. my colleague melissa francis continues here. melissa: multiple shootings by multiple suspects and gunman shot dead. weapons in the wrong hands. isis seizes control of deadly ammunition. this year's elections will be the most expensive on record. does spending more money win more votes? we have our suspicions. even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: we're following the story after multiple shooting around canadian parliament. one gunman is killed. more are thought to be involved though. shots are reported in three different locations all around the city. let's turn to our panel now for their reaction. to just, james freeman of "wall street journal." todd schoenberger. rob basso, advantage payroll services. thanks to all three of you for joining us. we're watching events unfold. the market sinking further. this is show called money. we're focused on markets. we're down 120, double where we were when we kicked off. does this add to the nervousness in the market? >>

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walter reed prepared exercises. some 4,000 troops are set to help fight the disease. a quarter of them are there already. defense secretary chuck hagel says progress is being made. >> about 1,100 department of defense personnel have deployed to west africa. they are making progress despite difficult weather conditions and rough terrain. they are making a difference in liberia with construction of 17 ebola treatment units. first will be completed over the weekend. >> the pentagon is still standing by decision to quarantine troops for 21 days despite a push against quarantines for civilian medical workers from the white house. >>> there's word this morning that defense secretary chuck hagel has urged the white house to take a sharper view of the syrian assad regime. hagel wrote a blunt internal memo to susan rice. at a pentagon news briefing, hagel declined to comment on the memo, he admitted that assad derides benefit from the isis militants. that is a complexity of operating in the region. 10 fighters arrive in kobani on thursday. they are part of the peshmerga to sav

yesterday we took you to the walter reed army of research where the first vaccine test on humans in thed states has just begun. tonight we are taking you inside that lab where they are performing those critical tests. >> whether testing hiv or ebola or some others, the procedures are all the same. might be something in particular. the general procedures are generally the same. it takes a little bit of fine tuning for each different pathogen that you are going to test. it's kind of like, you know, you everyone can cook the cake generally the same way. getting it out correctly. >> what do we have here? by the way, nice to meet you, i'm greta. i'm told not to touch anything, not going to shake your hand or anything. explain this to me. >> so, this particular laboratory does cpr normally for h.i.v. testing of service members in the military. >> meaning what? >> preliminary chain reaction. testing for acid testing virus for [inaudible] in this case from the h.i.v. virus. and count detects for genetic mutation and specific for. so, this lab, [inaudible] and they have been kind enough and' ebo

then at 6:00, a local field was supposed to be named after football length enter andre reed. now the plans could be changing. why local officials are so upset about something that reed did on facebook. >>> we want to give you a quick update on our top story. the first nurse diagnosed with ebola now has been proclaimed virus free, free of the ebola virus. nina nam is being released from the national institutes of health in maryland. she contracted ebola while treating an infected man at a dallas hospital. you are looking at a picture of dr. craig spencer being treated in isolation after testing positive for ebola. dr. pspencer returned to the u.. last week after treating infected ebola patients in guinea. we are going to check in now with this press conference here. this is out of the nih in maryland. you can see the head of the nih talking about -- we would imagine -- nina pham. >> i think hope went up a notch today by the fact that we are here to celebrate the recovery of a patient who clearly was afflicted by a decease that is very serious and yet under the careful care of

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the union is calling for an independent investigation and mayor reed is also asking the city county too look into the comments reportedly made by unland. now, this allegation also comes during a very heated mayoral campaign. union-backed county supervisor david cortese is running against sim liccardo whose platform includes maintaining the current pension reform. dave and tori? >> all right. thank you. >>> want to check in with sal, see how things are moving on this thursday morning. you are starting with the east shore. >> some posts say thursday is the busiest day of the week. let's go to the east shore. 58 minutes to drive from the car carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. that's the busiest time this week. i think last week it was the same thing. we're making a little bit of a case here with data that thursday is a terrible commute and other people have used different words that i can't use. let's go to the bay bridge. we had an earlier crash on the bridge. it wasn't there for long. it messed things up. the metering lights are on extra slow getting into san francisco. it will be

. >> you guys remember will reed? we talked about him not too long ago. the guy that made the instructional video how to change toilet roll. >> they mocked him, said no one would watch that. now it has over 4 million viewers. now how to load the dishwasher. >> get a quick look around. >> you can see the typical fare teenagers have been eating. they are powered by sugar and sarcasm. he explains the trash doesn't go into the dishwasher and dishes actually go inside the dishwasher. >> 34078 and dad are supposed to pick it up for him, apparently. >> you put a small tablet in the washing machine and turn it on. >> dishwasher tablet here. >> forget it. >> that's too much. >> like a button on your xbox to make it work. >> you clearly know how to push a button. guess what? same thing here. >> 50,000 views already. i'm looking forward to his next passive aggressive instructional video. >> gifted teens learn how to vacuum. >>> all right, it's ipad mini give away time. you are going to need the buzz word, be 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> head over to ri