you can too. ♪ >>> and we are back with walter isaacson, amity, gloria, and shaun.r, when you look at these elections, do they seem like traditional sixth year elections, that is the party in the white house is always going to lose some ground? or politically, is something going on here, because it does feel like the republicans have a lot of momentum and the democrats are very defensive. >> yeah, there's a discombobulation in the country and it's gotten people distracted from what i think people really care about, which is having a recovery, how do we make sure everybody gets to participate in the recovery, how do we make sure it's a sustained and real recovery, that it's inclusive so we don't hollow out good working class jobs. and now you're trying to figure out, should i call it isis or isil? should we arm syrian rebels, stop flights from west africa even though there aren't direct flights from west africa. these things are making people slightly unnerved. usually when the economy is getting better, and most importantly of all, when gasoline prices are going dow

shaun range, finds paydirt from 15 yards away. jameer brooks says no to the run, it's frankfurt gets the 18-8 win. penn charter celebrating his 325th birthday. roxborough trying to get the ball downfield, eduardo sanch sanchez's pass is kicked around. they win 20-6. be sure to join us tomorrow night for a half hour of high lights and feature stories. >>> more sports on the way, the eagles get set for their date with the cardinals on sunday. >>> and the injury bug has bitten the flyers once again. revealed through the work of its scholars and graduates. it has inspired strength and purpose. an enduring symbol of passion and excellence that is not static, but moves among us. a feeling...a shared experience, a reminder that we are connected for life. we are penn state, making our mark on the world. >>> leaving the flyers core paper thin. top prospect will make his flyers debut against the red wings. they called him the ghost, which is fitting considering next friday is halloween. so he knows how to win on the home ice already. >>> to

but shaun phillips believes his incarceration at the bexar county jail might have been the one thing that saved his life. >> when i came in here, i was pretty much knocking at death's door. >> phillips is currently awaiting trial on a murder charge to which he has pled not guilty. when he was first booked into the jail, the 5'10" inmate weighed 437 pounds. >> i was a type 2 diabetic. i was taking insulin twice a day. i couldn't even walk half a block without almost having a heart attack. >> but in the year and a half he has been here, phillips has reduced his weight by almost 1/3. >> i was 437 when i came in. i am now 265 pounds. >> phillips has had several prior convictions for burglary and theft. >> these are some of the previous photos of mr. phillips that we have. 2001, 2003. >> from 200 pounds to morbid obesity, his mug shots tell the story of his exponential weight gain. >> my self-esteem out there in the free had plummeted. i'd stopped giving a care about everything. i was drinking anywhere from a bottle to a bottle and a half of jack a day. i started eating and eating as a co

and we have shaun t. work out and also hip-hop abs. >> that's right. >> used by so many celebrities. ken mathison got a sneak preview. he's looking good. take a look. >> reporter: here's the makeup, the hair, the clothes. but a key to getting red carpet spectacular is what's underneath is all. the body. just ask j.lo, usher. the man mind the insane workouts that gets them in shape, shaun t. we are at his home gym to get the scoop. how do you come up with the workouts? you keep on upping yourself. jennifer lopez. his secret to getting a dare wear like j.lo. i don't look at cool as you. >> you look cool. you look cool. ♪ ♪ love what you do >> reporter: what about the king of abs? usher? his go-to to usher-fy your midriff. >> it's the rope climb. one, two, three, four, and slow, slide back down the rope. >> reporter: and what if you want legs like apolo ohno? >> don't let that head move. you looked like him. >> reporter: i am dizzy right now. for "good morning america," cameron mathison, abc news, mesa, ariz

and we have shaun t.bs. >> that's right. >> i want some of those. used by so many celebrities. cam matheson got a sneak preview. and, by the way, he's looking pretty good. take a look. >> reporter: here's the makeup, the hair, the clothes. but a key to getting red carpet spectacular is what's underneath it all. the body. just ask j.lo, usher. the man behind all of those insane workouts that gets all of those a-listers in top shape? shaun t. we are at his home gym to get the scoop. how do you come up with the different workouts? it seems like you keep on upping yourself. >> i'm a strong believer that not one particular workout is good for everyone. i like to not use too much weights and equipment. i want it to be easily access to people at home. there's some people that don't want to go to the gym or don't like to go outside and run. >> reporter: what's the tip to kick start weight loss? >> 85% healthy, 15% fun. don't deprive yourself. i'm calling it a treat meal, not the cheat meal. >> reporter: i like th

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i punched him in his face, shaun slammed him and we stomped him. >> david peters hooked back up with childhood friend delshaun bloodworth, as it happened the brother of one of the people that had jumped him perhaps three weeks ago came into that unit. they fought each other. >> it all stems from they got us, now we got to get them. it's retaliation. you know what i mean? it goes back and forth, back and forth. you know what i mean? it's never-ending, no peace treaty, none of that. >>> coming up -- delshaun bloodworth goes off. >>> and two brothers deal with a common enemy. >> when we're out there getting high all's we're thinking about is the next high. >> i could spend anywhere from 300, 500 to $1,000 a day on heroin cocaine. it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will reduce class sizes, bring back music and art, and provide a well-rounded education. and torlakson's plan calls for more parental involvement. spending decisions about our educatio

it is slow at this statement. >> shaun casey from the international medical core. we wish you and your teems all the best and stay safe. thanks a lot >>> victims of a cholera ept demic in haitiing epidemic in haiti are waiting to hear whether the u.n. is responsible for introducing the disease. it left more than 8,500 dead. kristen saloomey has more. in a country where one in 10 has access to clean drinking water, it's easy to see why a water born disease like cholera spread. what is not instituted is why united nations didn't take precautions to stop nepal translating the disease. why it now refuses to xpt the thousands -- to compensate the thousands oh have lost their loved ones. what we are trying to do is mobilize as many resources as we have at our disposal to make sure that we can bring the outbreak of cholera in haiti under our control. the u.n. says immigration efforts helped to reduce new cholera cases by 76%. the u.n. mission in haiti did little to improve sanitation. >> as a sanitation prac tisher in this -- practitioner in haiti, i have not witnessed an

hi everybody welcome to "access h hollywood", this is weekend edition i'm shaun robinson and big news this weekend is renee zellweger new look. she was almost unrecognizable when she appeared on red carpet this week. the press and the public had their say and then it was renee's turn to talk. >> she does look different. she looks unrecognizable. >> renee zellweger is speaking out. >> in a perfect world people wouldn't be comment about this. it's not a perfect world. >> it is not. >> renee called the conversation about her face silly and attributed her changed appearance to happiness telling people quote i'm glad folk think i look different. i'm living a different happy more fulfilling life and i'm thrilled that perhaps it shows. >> renee pretty smile. >>reporter: 45-year-old said because she is been out of the public eye for a few years people just don't know her in her 40's. that years ago she kept herself too busy leaving her exhausted. her new look she says is the result of lifestyle change quote i did work that allow for being still in a home. loving some one. learning new things.

that was the setting as i sat down this morning with treasury secretary jack lew and budget director shaunovan. secretary lew and director donovan, thank you both for joining us. you have some good news for a change today, the deficit down and continuing to go down to, what, 2.8%? >> correct. >> ifill: to what do you attribute that to? >> look, i think that if you look at where we were six years ago, we had an economy that was collapsing, we had unemployment, 700,000 jobs lost a month and we had markets in chaos. now the president came into office and took tough action. he stabilized the economy. he put in place an economic program to create growth. he put in a programs to reform our financial markets, and over a period of years worked with congress on a bipartisan basis to put in place a balanced set of measures to reduce our deficit, you know starting with the affordable care act, which reduced the deficit, as well as providing a guarantee of health care coverage, and then doing spending reductions and revenue increases that came by making our tax system more fair. it's an enormous amoun

later in the third, shaun ka toir ya, to matt reed. flyers keep on winning in pittsburgh. they win 5-3. they've won ten of 12 regular season games at the energy center. the eagles are going to be facing the top defense sunday at arizona. they're number one this year. it looks like darren sprauls will play. he looks good according to the coaches. it's a good thing for darren. >> the special things he can do from catching the ball with different routes. even the special teams, knit he has time to get the ball opportunity, it could be something big. having him there will be big for us. >> the eagles say darren and linebacker mychal kendricks were limited in pack tris tonight but hopefully kendricks can go on sunday. >>> the nba is going to keep the current lottery draft system. that's big for the 6ers. >>> over 800 kids camping out all week waiting for the saturday night white-out against ohio state. a record number of votes for the high school blitz pole. over 81,000. who wins? the triton with 48% of the votes. the game with the most votes always fe chured on the high school

hi everybody welcome to "access h hollywood", this is weekend edition i'm shaun robinson and big newsk. she was almost unrecognizable when she appeared on red carpet this week. the press and the public had their say and then it was renee's turn to talk. >> she does look different. she looks unrecognizable. >> renee zellweger is speaking out. >> in a perfect world people wouldn't be comment about this. it's not a perfect world. >> it is not. >> renee called the conversation about her face silly and attribute

has identified a marine who died in iraq, lance corporal shaun neil was killed in baghdad and the 19-ar-old pictured from southern california is the second american to die as part of the fight against i.s.i.l. the pentagon is investigating. back home they are cleaning up after bad weather in the pacific northwest and our metrologist dave warren has a look at that. >> a lot of wind damage reports from a large storm which moved from the pacific and across the northwest and across washington and oregon and rain and a few thunderstorms and it was just the wind that caused damage like this and trees down and wind gusts reported over 80 miles per hour and the wind was a big problem and not severe storms but a large storm moving right over the pacific northwest that really picked up the wind speed over a large area. now the storm continues to push up to the north, the last 24 hours you see it moving over atlanta, georgia, washington, up into canada and it will now redevelop east of the rockies. the rainfall from this really stayed over washington and oregon and not where it was needed where

i'm eric shaun.-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. topping the news this hour, the battle against unspeakable brutality as the terrorists of isis inching ever so closer to taking over a border, key border town in syria. >> one of our nation's biggest airports ramping up the fight against ebola. coming up, we'll tell what you they're going to be doing to keep this often deadly disease from spreading inside our borders. >>> we're told hackers have broken into yet another photo

. >> and i am eric shaun in for jon scott. >> a lot of explosions on the turkish border. that as kurdish forces battle isis. they are hoping to keep the isis forces to from seizing ka boni. they are pleading with world powers to save this town as protestors in turkey demand that their country intervened. the fbi is asking for your help. this is a terrorist featured in the isis video. speaking with a north american accent and orchest traits the mass execution of syrian soldiers. who is he? kathryn has the details in washington. >> reporter: after a biomettics analysis, the executioner is believed to be from the midwest in america. e chunk of the propaganda ruled video was posted by the fbi. >> we are here with the soldiers and you can see them digging their own graves in the place where they were stationed. and the place where they were stationed and terrorizing the muslims. it will be carried out on the same soldiers while the brothers capture them and behind them the officer residence filled with bullet holes from the islamic state. >> other leads were pursued before the

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> i'm eric shaun.brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. topping the news this hour, an american veteran, a former army ranger now at the mercy of isis militants and they say he's next in the bloody reign of terror. >> the stand-off in hong kong between those demanding democracy and the government reaching a crisis point. the city leaders set a deadline for clearing the streets. >>> and for the first time in the united states, a nun is one step away from sainthood. details of her beatification and her miracle

i am eric shaun in for jon scott. >> and i am heather childers in for jenna lee. the nurse became infected treating thomas eric duncan who died last week after traveling from liberia to visit family in texas. the hasmat crew cleaning outside of the apartment building of the nurse in dallas. the cvc director apologized for giving the impression that the nurse was to blame despite wearing protective gear. >> how is she doing today? >> hi, eric. the last report is that she is in stable condition. we received an update from the cvc director tom freeden said she is closely monitor in isolation. she was exposed to thomas eric duncan who died of ebola. and while the nurse wore the protective clear dr. frieden said it was a breach of protocol that caused the transmission and addressed that today. >> people on the front lines are protecting all of us. people on the front lines are fighting ebola. the enemy here is a virus. ebola. it is not a person or a country or place or hospital, it is a virus. it is a virus that is tough to fight. doctors say that it is the removal of

i am eric shaun in for jon scott. >> the military insists that baghdad is not at immediate risk. this raises doubts about the u.s. and allies strategy to fight from the air and let iraqi troops fight them on the ground. all of this as the president parties on the west coast at democrat functions. and what do we know about isis moving toward baghdad today? >> reporter: isis is moving east through the an bar provens. officials don't think their goal is to take the city. fox news contributor king grease but said that isis could cause major problem. >> thousands of militia that will fight. they can make a demonstration attack on the green zone. a lot of them would die doing it. it is not government that is there. >> reporter: general king said the isis' goal would be to weaken confidence in the iraq shia- dominated government. and the u.s. continues air strikes both in iraq and syria and the officials concede that air strikes alone will not stop isis, shannon. >> are they moving forward in northern iraq as well. >> reporter: the group fighting them there is the kurds. they are having

♪ ♪ >>> i'm eric shaun.come to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. topping the news this hour, an american veteran, a former army ranger now at the mercy of isis militants and they say he's next in the bloody reign of terror. >> the stand-off in hong kong between those demanding democracy and the government reaching a crisis point. the city leaders set a deadline for clearing the streets. >>> and for the first time in the united states, a nun is one step away from sainthood. details of her beatification and her miracles. >>> first we are watching several developments in the effort to prevent ebola from spreading. in new jersey, a sick passenger who arrived on an international flight is now being examined by officials from the centers for disease cjjy in dallas, ebola victim thomas duncan was told he's taken a turn for the worse. now in critical condition there. this as his family remainj under quarantine in a private home as their apartment where duncan stayed has been

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm eric shaun. a grim task in virginia after police found those human remains on an abandoned property that could be those of missing university of virginia sophomore hannah graham. forensic testing now being conducted for possible confirmation and parents have been notified. suspect jesse matthew is charged in graham's disappearance. she was last seen in downtown charlottesville on september 13th. >>> a major clean up job this morning after hurricane gonzalo swept through bermuda. the category 3 storm weakened to a category 3 before coming ashore. crews are clearing away downed trees and power lines. more than 18,000 homes are without electricity. thankfully no deaths or any serious injuries. >>> i'm eric shawn. i'll see you back at the top of the hour on america's news headquarters. now back to "mediabuzz" and howard kurtz. >>> cable news likes to pigeon hole its pundits. these folks are on the right, these folks are on the left. sometimes commentators don't fit neatly in slots. i spoke about that

shaun thinks he can hep. in a bucket is a small amount of explosives. the bull will signal when he has found it. >> thatta boy. >> lee believes he can design a machine to replicate the elephants drunk, that can save lives. >> for the soldier, you can see chemical agent detectors. biological, and those types of technologies can go to the commercial market for the medical environment, sensing if people are sick, sensing industrial waste, monitoring the environment. >> it's a proud day for him. the elephant's sense of smell is 14 times more powerful than a dogs. >> another area where the elephant excels is in memory. while dogs may need to be trained once a week in a test like this, these elephants haven't done this for an i can't remember, and they are getting it right every time. >> this runs in the hensman brothers blood, elephants run. dad was followed by a heard of wild elephants in the zambezi valley. they picked up his scent and they tracked him. dad came home, and taught them to track scent and used them to try to stop poaching. >> the u.n.'s chief

quite a few people there, and we got out of the car and walk up to the people, anybody know where shaunve miles from the earthquake's epicenter sits the town of watsonville. >> that's an aftershock oop i'm going outside. >> it's a roar, and the street is waving like an ocean, and i saw the house across the street fall. it was just such a shock. >> houses off their foundations. commercial part of town, we lost a lot of buildings, water lines broken. the city of watson was isolated at one point. highway 1, we lost two bridges that transitioned over the slew. they almost lifted up and came back down. highway 152 was out due to landslides. highway 17 was out due to landslides. >> the response from people across the globe in the days and months that followed the earthquake was remarkable. look at this. here at abc 7, we received thousands of letters as well as donations to the american red cross. all from people who wanted to help. the 6.9 earthquake killed 63 people and injured more than 3700. the economic toll, staggering, $10 billion. many people needed just the basics to survive. >> the

from nature, shaun hensman things he can hep with a study he is running. inside a bucket is a small amount of explosives. the bull will signal when he's found it. >> thatta boy, good boy. >> well done. >> good boy. >> lee believes he can design a machine to replicate the elephants trunk, that could save lives. >> for the shoulder you can see explosives detectors being designed. biological detectors, and those types of technologies can go to the commercial department, sensing industrial waste and those things, monitoring the environment. >> it's a proud day for him. the elephants sense of smell is 14 times more powerful. another time where the elephant expands over the dog is in memory. these elephants have not done this for a year, and are getting it right every time. >> elephants run in the blood. their father was the first to recognise their talents. >> the original idea came from when dad was followed by a herd of wild elephants. he'd served them. they picked up a scent and started to track him. dad came home and started training an elephant to follow.

while drinking, lieutenant shaun harris says somehow the two got into a verbal argument, which escalated into a physical confrontation, then the stabbing occurred. a redwood city man died at stanford hospital. investigators were able to locate the suspect, a 24-year-old transient, who is an acquaintance of the victim. police then booked this 24-year-old transient into custody and charged him with homicide. he is at the san mateo county jail at this moment. the two apparently had a previous relationship, so again, one man dead, one transient in custody after fighting after a night of drinking. no names are being released at this point. live in redwood city, nannette miranda, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, nannette. >>> new at 11:00 this morning, police are investigating what they say is a train that hit and killed a person in oakland. around 8:30 this morning, the capital corridor train hit someone near 37th street. no word on why that person was out on the tracks. none of the eight people onboard the train at the time were hurt. there are still some residual days on the capit

that officer, shaun harrington, later admitted to stealing pictures from the woman and other women he arrested numerous times over the past several years. >>> berkley's chancellor says despite protests, bill maher will deliver an address at commencement. some students are trying to get the comedian removed from the ceremony. they are upset because of controversial remarks he made earlier this month about islam. an online petition has gathered over 4,000 sixties. >>> still to come, future police officers say they don't want to work in san jose. the problem continuing to plague the police department when we come back. of shaving stuff. and thankfully, being able to find backups. >>> something's going to have to change to make the job more attractive to the new recruits. >> bad to worse for the san jose police department. we have inside information from the academy that it does not have enough recruits. they are sworn to serve and protect but it's clear they are swearing off san jose. police officers now, there's new evidence san jose is struggling to fill its ranks with one of the small

i'm eric shaun. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. topping the news this hour, the battle against unspeakable brutality as the terrorists of isis inching ever so closer to taking over a border, key border town in syria. >> one of our nation's biggest airports ramping up the fight against ebola. coming up, we'll tell what you they're going to be doing to keep this often deadly disease from spreading inside our borders. >>> we're told hackers have broken into yet another photo sharing service. snap chat. now they're threatening to go public with tens of thousands of photos and videos meant for private eyes only. >>> we begin now with a possible looming slaughter in syria where u.s. led war planes launched more planes against isis. this after three weeks the kurdish ground troops in kobani are hanging on by a thread. they are surrounded on three sides. the kurds appealing to the world to save this city. upunion says 12,000 residents are stranded nearby

i punched him in his face, shaun came from behind and slammed him and we just stomped him. >> david petersooked back up with a childhood friend delshaun bloodworth, as it happened the brother of one of the people that had jumped him perhaps three weeks ago came into that unit. they fought each other. >> it all stems from they got us, now we got to get them. it's retaliation. you know what i mean? it goes back and forth, back and forth. back and forth. you know what i mean? it's never-ending. there ain't like no peace treaty or none of that. >>> coming up -- delshaun bloodworth goes off. >>> and two brothers deal with a common enemy. >> when we're out there getting high all's we're thinking about is the next high. >> i could spend anywhere from >> $300, $500, to $1,000 on heroin, cocaine. ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding. well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress. uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. "easy like monday morning."s sundays are the wa

gerri: unbelievable reporting a rick shaun. terrific reporting. >> thank you. gerri: with us the hans with the heritage foundation. one of country's foremost experts on voter fraud. we are joined by emily tish sussman who thinks voter fraud is not a problem. emmillly, you say it is not a problem. her pervasive is it it and why in your issue is not issue. >> with all due respect to reporting we talked about, "washington post" looked into every al alleged case of voter fraud since 2000 and 2014 and found 31 cases. 31 cases out of over a billion. we don't often use that term in serious way. over a billion vote cast. i don't think you need to be math major to figure out that is not statistically significant. as opposed amount of people it is impacting. there are estimates this new texas law will impact 600,000 people. not going to be able to vote. gerri: let's allow hands to respond to this as you heard emily said. it is not a big deal. it doesn't happen that often. what do you say, hans. >> "the washington post" was very faulty. i wrote a book two years ago with j

. >> i'm eric shaun. >> i'm arthel neville.rp."eras is up next by the top minds in brain science. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities. >>> fox urgent police announcing a short time ago human remains were found during the search for missing uva student, hannah graham. good evening, everyone. i'm julie banderas. this is the fox report. just a short time ago, police in virginia revealing a search team has found human remains that might be those of the 18-year-old college sophomore. hannah vanished on september 13 in charlottesville, virginia. a suspect in custody. the discovery was made in a public park just miles outside of charlottesville, virginia. police are now asking anyone familiar with the area for help. it is important to note the remains have not been identified. though hannah's parents have be

. >>> a punishment beyond money for a former facebook president, shaun parker, after his environmentally unfriendly wedding in big sir. the state coastal commission fined him $2.5 million for failing to get permits for the $10 million wedding in june of last year. the wedding props encroached on the redwood service, also required parker to create a beach mapping app for the state's use. the app would help beach goers figure out how to get around private property to get to the public coastline. >>> a confidential memo leaked to the nbc bay area investigative unit exposes more conflict and controversy inside the public utilities commission. insiders leaked the information to nbc bay area and we've learned more. >> we're stunned. we're stunned. >> reporter: reaction by san bruno city manager to this memo leaked to the nbc bay area investigative unit. it's written and signed by 13 staff attorneys. it includes, we are concerned the commission has not taken appropriate steps in the past month to preserve evidence. >> what does this say about the culture at the public utilities commission? >> s

. >> i think that to your point, shaun, there are changes happening all the time, whether it's reducing vertical separation, and one day we flipped a switch, and we effectively doubled the capacity of our air traffic control system, flight level 290. so change does happen, it's happening and we don't always talk about it, we don't always highlight it, but, frankly, the american dna is never to be satisfied with where we are, right? so i don't anybody's satisfied with where we are today or at the pace at which -- here we want to do more, we want to do better, and all of us here are committed to doing that. what we're talking about are structures that may get us the best opportunity to move forward. and in doing that, let's month forward and not lose sight of where we are today. within our dna, we want to go farther, we want to go safer, we want to go more efficiently, we want to be where the world's best. >> i wanted to take a look, a slightly different spin on that there's another kind of change that's been very important and very positive in terms of nexgen. this has brought great dive

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district attorney is expected to make a decision on whether or not to file charges against chp officer shaunr this week. >>> another shooting under investigation in san francisco, this happened just after midnight. a man riding his bicycle when someone shot him. the bullet hit him in the foot and he is expected to survive. they don't have any suspects in this case. >>> and a flight comes to a halt because of a wi-fi hot spot. this was supposed to leave for the uk late last night. but a passenger saw a wi-fi connection name al-qaeda free terror network and sounded the alarm. >> he said there was a security yet, we didn't have to take off. >> it must have been somebody on the aircraft. >> if it was a passenger investigators could not track that person down. officials say, while it was a security scare, no crime was committed so the flight was simply rescheduled. >>> waste management employees who work at the recycling facility in oakland are continuing a strike that started last friday. they marched as early as 3:00 this morning in front of the company's headquarters in oakland. recycling pick

shaun has been on the front lines in west africa. >> the reality is we can't stop - there's no way to stop ebola making it to this country. >> libyan officials said the first ebola patient to be diagnosed in the u.s. lied on a questionnaire at the airport about exposure to ebola. >> i think we'll see a lot of folks making it out of west africa with the potential of being sick. i would remind folks, especially in hospital situations, to be extremely vigilant. >> reporter: as of wednesday, customs agents is handing out-patients for anyone landing from west africa at this busy airport and other spots. when we asked homeland security and ates whether we -- agents whether we could see the pamphlets, they declined to talk about it or show us. >> they are showed to look for people that appear to be with fever, whether by touching or the individual says they feel feverish. >> the airport officials say they are looking into new procedures, but do not want to isolate or cut off the countries. >> it nation he nervous to travel anywhere. >> a microbiologists landed, dressed in full ebola protecti

so both sides there. >> how many shaun whites are out there? >> not many.n a million at best. >> right. >> buy a lottery ticket. >> if your child loves the sport -- >> buy a lottery ticket, a much better investment. >> a much better investment. also hire a tutor, a better with a way to spend your money. >>> in addition to maybe some other stuff over the weekend, we'll switch gears to get more on action on this weekend's nfl action. you want to start with goodell or you moved beyond that sports industry, haven't you? how long did you spend on that, a couple weeks? what if someone, god forbid, does something in the nfl, then he's got to go. >> if you would give me a chance to speak, i would have said the games always win with the nfl. >> you guys are like white on rice, aren't you? >> the investigation is not yet finished. if it to bring it up -- >> no, i don't want to bring it up. >> i never suggested roger goodell should go. it's his job to make the owners rich. >> there's a feeding frenzy with your type, was there not? >> my type. >> you sleazy sports guys

shaun kaufman is the president of the biofirm, also was a member of the cdc's response team for the anthraxsars outbreak, and he was feeling very touched when you saw it, nancy, because you treated her, you said. >> absolutely. we were right there in the isolation unit. i was watching out for her, got to know her two sons. it was an honor and privilege to be there with her. >> obviously a real connection as you watched her on the screen. obviously we have some things in front of us for a reason. let's talk about your trip back to liberia. what's your mission going to be? >> to train doctors and nurses and make sure when they're treating patients for ebola they're doing the right thing at the right time. typically their focus is so much on the patient and they don't have someone focusing on them, that's really my role to watch them that when they're doing something, touch something, we're making sure they're not taking the virus out of that area. >> how is the medical response process different in liberia than it is in the u.s.? >> oh, night and day. thing the united states is a very well re

we have the office of management and budget director shaun donovan here.k to $483 billion in 2013. this is an issue -- it's a reason i got into congress. so we see numbers like this and it's good news. could you explain to us this has been predicted for some time and then we understand it will ramp back up. why is that? >> well, first of all, it was predicted by the president. he said this is going be a key thing. the deficit is down two-thirds since he came into office and one of the things that's most important to focus on is not just is it down but it's below the average that we've had over the last 40 years. >> they have been predicting this for some time but it's actually lower than they have been predicting. the number that i'm excited about and a lot of economists would be excited about, 2.8%. any time you're below 3% of gdp you're in pretty good shape, right? >> exactly right. that's a key target. whether you call it we're back to fiscal normalcy but below average of the last four years is a key thing. >> the bad news. what will we do about it. the

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then at 9:00, another new york house debate, with democratic congress map shaun mallony -- achbl finally at 10:00, ill republican rodney davis and an callus debate for the senate seat. >>> c span's 2015 student cam competition is under way, this nation wide competition for middle and high school students will award 150 prizes tote mg $100,000. create a 5 to 7 minute documentary on the topic, the three branches and you. videos need to include cspan programming, show various points of view and be submitted by january 20, 2015. grab a camera and get started today. >> now a pajt discussion, you'll hear from authors, columnists and journalists, on the economy, health care, social policy, foreign policy and the partisan guide. from the manhattan institute in new york city, this is an hour 25 minutes. >> good evening, everyone. i'm president of the manhattan institute. and i want to thank you for joining us tonight for this discussion of conservatism. al what is the future of conservatism, which ideas should it champion? what policy should it embrace. but with the consequences of today's policy

. >> reporter: 18-year-old delaware shaun curry said they showed up and sprayed him with pepper spray. >> put your hands on the door. for what? this is my house. >> reporter: he pointed at pictures of the family on the wall, but police refuse to the believe him. the family had just moved from california three months ago, so his license didn't match. >> i was feeling comfortable, and i'm feeling like i'm loved. and then when they come in and just profound me and say that i'm not who i am. and that i do not stay here because there was white kids on the wall. that really made me mad. >> everything we have worked so hard for in the past years was stripped away yesterday in just a matter of moments. >> reporter: the police tell abc news overnight that race was not a factor and say they only pepper sprayed the young man after he became threatening and belligerent after being in handcuffs. the parents have outraged. >> my 5-year-old said i don't understand why they hated our brother and hurt him. >> all right. >>> switch gears big time here. big news for movie fans. ain't afraid of no ghosts

then at 9:00, another new york house debate, with democratic congress map shaun mallony -- achbl finally at 10:00, ill republican rodney davis and an callus debate for the senate seat. >>> c span's 2015 student cam competition is under way, this nation wide competition for middle and high school students will award 150 prizes tote mg $100,000. create a 5 to 7 minute documentary on the topic, the three branches and you. videos need to include cspan programming, show various points of view and be submitted by january 20, 2015. grab a camera and get started today. >> now a pajt discussion, you'll hear from authors, columnists and journalists, on the economy, health care, social policy, foreign policy and the partisan guide. from the manhattan institute in new york city, this is an hour 25 minutes. >> good evening, everyone. i'm president of the manhattan institute. and i want to thank you for joining us tonight for this discussion of conservatism. al what is the future of conservatism, which ideas should it champion? what policy should it embrace. but with the consequences of today's policy

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