can snyder motivate the independents and moderates that voted four years ago for him?tion day november 4. >> woodruff: election day 2014 is just three weeks fromç tomorrow. so where do we stand? are republicans closer to taking back the senate? will democrats hold on? and will we even know the outcome on election night? joining us are two of the best politics watchers around, amy walter of the cook political report, and dan balz of "the washington post." welcome back to you both. we have been talking for weeks and months, amy, about the effect president obama is going to have. at this point, mid-october, could bit determineddive? >> it absolutely could be and usually is. recommends isç usually on the person in the white house and the president's numbers are stuck in the low 40s and if you look at the states that determine control of the senate he's in the 30s even in the states he carried back in 2012,ç so this is a big weight around every single one of these candidates that they can't undo themselves from. >> woodruff: the president is the main national factor in th

redskins owner dan snyder sitting with the navajo nation president at today's football game. we start with the first case of ebola contracted in the united states. the patient is a health care worker who was treating the patient at a dallas hospital. today, the centers for disease and prevention trying to figure out how they happened. >> the c.d.c. is now saying that that infected nurse was not on their watch list and her infection may have been an inadvertent slip. medical records suggest those dallas health care workers may have been exposed before any took precautions. >> this reverse 911 call -- >> please be adviced that a health care worker who lives in your area may have tested positive for the ebola virus. >> week fromed out. they also noticed biohard barrels in the front yard. >> we didn't get a nine -- 911 calm. >> thrape live next door to the nurse whose employer says had extensive contact with thomas eric duncan, the first man to die from ebola in the u.s., infected at presbyterian health hospital says the c.d.c., through some kind of breach from protocol. >> clear

snyder pension tax. i think we understand the key to building a strong economy is from the bottom up in the middle out. our governor's dashboard is broken. he admitted that in his television commercial. to claim success or come back, when you have the fifth worst unemployment rate in the country , the last national jobs report showed michigan losing the most jobs of any state in the country. 900-5000 jobs. 900 and 5000 jobs. start by making public education the number one priority. we provide tax cut for middle class families. we reverse the snyder job killing pension tax. i will help small business. we know how to do it. i will provide tax incentives to companies to great job here in michigan. if they send their jobs overseas, they will repay every penny to the taxpayer. economyhow we create an that works for everyone. >> congress and, you have talked about the school tax. what are you doing to our race ?hat debt? what woul >> it is a huge opportunity. it is about middle-class jobs. we are doing that in

snyder who ran as a former .e.o. of a computer company a moderate persona came in and he has made a lot of very big big reforms. he took detroit and put it into bankruptcy, the largest ever and it has come out take on ptcy trying to the 50-year problem. good top line economic numbers people are struggling and wages are down unemployment one of the highest rates in the country. so, rick snyder had been running commercials that said michigan there's been a michigan comeback. e have had a comeback in michigan but the last couple of weeks he changed the commercials feel it yet y not but the michigan comeback is on its way. indication that people don't feel like the economic gains have come. that in a bunch of other states, especially the ust belt like pennsylvania and wisconsin. host: we want to hear who you will vote for in the november elections. can call us and let us know , the republican line democratic line and the independent line. on us on social media twitter and on facebook or send .s an e-mail you mentioned ea

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redskins' owner -- dan snyder along with ben shelly and shelly's wife. head of the navajo nation. >> he's the outgoing president. he's not been reelected to head the navajo nation but a lot of people upset that not only was he sitting next to dan snyder but wearing the redskins hat. party said this was in because he has agreed to a deal with snyder and the redskins to and crafts atts fedex field and also on the redskins website. it's something he's been trying to get done with the entire nfl. retweeted this picture and made a big deal of this on twitter, saying that supports the redskins name and doesn't see any offense with it. but there were other people on twitter, also associated with the navajo nation, who say they are offended by the name and think it should be done away with. >> we posted it on our facebook page. over 100 people have already weighed in. people think this was nothing more than a publicity stunt by snyder and the redskins. on over, take a look. -- youre to leave us our opinion. ladies.s, some observe this columbus day a day off from

and bill snyder is a distinguished senior fellow at the organization third way. marcy stetch, let me start with you. what are the top priorities? when public opinion researchers go out and say to women, what are you voting about, what do you tell them? >> well, women, 2014 is all about women. women candidates and the issues that matter to women and families. what we know through our research and what we see happening on the campaign trail is that it all boils down to economic security for women. that means economic security for women in the form of raising the minimum wage, ending gender discrimination in pay, ending the gender wage gap that you referenced in your opening piece, and access to contraception, and health access for women and their families. right now it's been a volatile news cycle. we've had topics coming up. people worried about national security, economic security through and through has been the number one issue that women are clearly going to decide on tuesday. we do a lot of this research, and it's motivating to women and many men voters, drop

governor rick snyder and mark schauer [applause] >> gentlemen, welcome.kristy noted, there are a few rules in this format. no buzzers, but we do us that you keep your answers concise. you have foregone opening statements. we can get right to questions. the coin toss behind the stage puts the first question to mark schauer. you said your opponent has cut one billion dollars from education spending. where do you come up with that number? >> it is great to be at wayne state university. my dad was a teacher and my mom was a nurse. i saw the difference being made. they taught me that the key to a good job is a good education. now, it is true that governor rick snyder got $1 billion from public schools. he gave 80% and 90% pay raises to his top executives treat i think that is wrong. the key to a good job is a good education. it is my number one priority. there are some verifiable services that source and you can look to. his first budget cut $930 million from public schools. he even told the kalamazoo gazette that those costs would be difficult. he is right. i

would change it on its own. >> dan snyder continues to say he will motte. -- not. >> the redskins have a home game next week. we have a while to go before that. a huge changes coming in the air mass will get a lot colder by the weekend. coverg issue is the cloud all morning long. [laughter] it has been cloudy. a time lapse. how cool is this? look at the raindrops on our camera lens. you can see a tiny little break there. overall, boy, the clouds have been tough to break today. we did get some decent rain in the last 24 hours. we had about 0.1 inches at dulles. near that as well, frederick. no more rain really expected today. couldn't rule out a stray shower. the moisture has been trapped at the surface. we are being controlled by high pressure that is over southern canada trying to work its way through what we wait for our next system of rain and sweep the entire air system out of here. despite limited sunshine, it is really not too bad. you can get away with the short sleeves and a jacket at home. we are getting a little bit of that influence of that marine layer, moisture coming in o

incumbent republican rick snyder faces off against democrat mark chauer also here on c-span. here is a look at television ads released by the candidates in that race. >> first thing is first -- when you elect a new governor, spending was out of control, and budget battles were in annual embarrassing nightmare. we have reversed all of that. we are rebuilding michigan foundation so we can help all michiganders. education, health care, jobs, our kids -- this recovery will last for generations. and i amark schauer running for governor because rick snyder's economy might work for the wealthy but it is not working for the rest of michigan. the thousands of jobs on a line are supposed to rescue the auto industry but there is still somewhat subdued. governorverse snyders education cuts because our economy should work for everyone, not just the wealthy. >> to for granholm saw -- signed one ofolm the largest tax increases in history thanks to mark schauer. the services tax --mark schauer. and newspaper called mark schauer her go to guy. "rockstar,"im a with 3000 jobs lost in crippling

. >> michigan governor rick snyder is in trouble.ng to the latest ppp polling, snyder is in a dead heat with democratic challenger mark shower tied at 48%. snyder, always remember, he was at the helm when detroit filed the largest municipal bankruptcy case in united states history. he wasn't there to help detroit and in fact, they turned off the water. snyder signed right to work legislation and signed education budget it is galore and he also says things like this. >> where are we with right to work now? that's the law of the state and is it showing with any results. >> we're standing up for hardworking michigan people. they have a choice now. i ask people, sometimes with right to work and if you remember the protests and the signs and the terrible things that will happen have people really seen a major negative impact in their life? no. >> well, that's his perspective. let's go to pennsylvania. the race is all, but over for governor tom corbett who is fighting for his political life here. the latest franklin and marshall poll shows

. >> reporter: and when they do, rick snyder is there to scoop it up. change dispensers at local car washes. >> convenience stores are another place you find money. >> reporter: snyder is what you'd call a coin collector, but not the kind that typically comes to mind. this started on a whim a little more than ten years ago picking up the change others so carelessly discarded while he was out doing his daily feedings of his cats. >> i started accumulating it just to see how much i could find, and it snowballed from there. >> reporter: from this, to this. $21,495. perfectly divvied up in 150 planter's peanut jars. and snyder wanted to donate every single dime and quarter, nickel and penny, too. >> i said i'd like to make a donation, but there's a it's going to be cumbersome. >> very surprised, yeah. shocked. >> reporter: it was the largest donation both in size and definitely in weight the gulf shore animal league had ever received. >> too bad more people aren't like him. i think this world would be a lot -- a lot better shape. >> reporter: and not missin

rick snyder made a habit over the last decade of picking up any coins on the ground.veraging about $6 a day. >> he could have kept it all. but donated the entire amount to a local animal rescue group. more than $21,000 perfectly divvied up in 150 planters peanut jars. >> i started getting it to see how much i could get. i would like to make a donation, but there's a complication that's going to be cumbersome. >> it was the largest donation in size and weight the gulf shore animal shelter, animal league has ever received. >>> and if you have an inch to strach and nobody is around, you get it done. >> watch this bear, his claws could reach it, but nature's back scratcher clearly much better. >> the fish and wildlife posted this on facebook. has 600,000 views since monday. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everybody else, we'll be back with a couple of kids travel rewards card miles... those seats mysteriously vanish. why? all the flights you want are blacked out. or they hit you up for some outrageous number of miles. switch to the venture card from c

snyder with a slight lead, 44.7, to 47.5.lady michelle obama, at the detroit music hall. >> are we fired up? >> reporter: for the republicans, jeb bush hit three stops in the wolverine state. >> it is in play at the presidential level, at least theoretically. >> now the challengers getting some of the criticism, former congress map shaur refused to call the governor by his title, instead calling him rick throughout the evening. shauer was a no show. >>> please join me this weekend for an extensive look at how the economy and your family's paycheck are playing into the november midterms. over the past few months, we traveled all over the country for the big senate races and talked to americans who want someone, anyone to do something. >> republican or democrat, don't care who you are. they need to get off their hind end and quit bickering over it. >> fox news reporting, american payday, the big squeeze premiers saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. isis making big moves in kobani syria, including anbar and baghdad inside iraq.

i want to build on the comments of nicole snyder, with walk san francisco. we work closely with you and staff from various departments, and thank you for taking seriously the goals of vision ze zero, elevating that. and i think that we have strayed and moved away from the urgency. it was to be crisis intervention and it was addressing what we believe is not a responsive system. we are not fixing the streets fast enough. no one likes that, i don't blame anyone here. but we are not fixing our streets fast enough. this list is a great list but looks like list we have seen before that are great lists that get slowed down. and thank you commissioner kim for bringing up sixth and howard. and the one that gets me is market and tobias, and it slowly became a vision zero project, but i don't think it should count to the 24 to get done. i encourage you to stay on that and ask the city to go back and update what the new projects are that will get done. i think it will help them to figure out why the system isn't working. it's not working. is it money? staffing? we don'

tom snyder from the department of education. he is the director of annual reports and information staff at the national center for education statistics and is a recognized expert on education statistics. [ applause ] >> thank you for this opportunity to come talk to you about some of the data that we collect and compile at the national center for education statistics. many of the things i am going to talk about to you today you may be familiar with and certainly working with bullying there are many things you are well aware of from your own observations. i think there is something here for everybody that is going to be some new things that we can talk about. there is a lot of new sources coming out with bullying data. there are new sources that you can take advantage of that may be useful in your presentations. here we go. there is a number of sources for bullying data. some of them go back further in time and some are very recent. in particular there is a survey on school crime and safety that is done based on public schools. t

michigan has been left drowning in debt. >> rick snyder cut $1 billion from education. now he claims to increase school funding? mine --n my class, nor not in my class. >> nor mine. >> my classroom got more crowded. >> the teachers were laid off. a good job comes from a good education. >> rick snyder did cut $1 billion from education. we know because we see it every day. >> watch as the candidates face-off in a debate live tomorrow at six a.m. eastern here on c-span. the race for illinois's 17th congressional district features first-term incumbent democrat cheri bustos and republican bobby schilling, who was narrowly defeated in 2012. the race is rated as leaning democratic. midwest rematch.

let's start with michigan, with snyder has passed right to work legislation and presided over a big jobsm. >> that's right and done business tax reform, one of his first actions as governor with stream lined business tax code and eliminating most loopholes and tax codes and simplifying the code and broaden the base which he's being attacked for now. >> with so many growth particularly rebound compared to his predecessor, why is it a close race? >> partly because it is -- more democratic state. and also because he's being hammered for loving a tax on pension. basically equalizing the pensions and regular income. >> that was part of the tax reform and he's getting -- he's getting bashed by democrats because he didn't cut taxes enough? >> this is ironic. for increasing revenues. >> he still has a slight lead. >> definitely. >> let's move to wisconsin, where scott walker was ground zero for a huge fight over union reforms, collective bargaining for public workers. why is scott walker facing such a tight re-election fight? >> he is in a tight race mainly because he promised to create 250,000

but the legal advocate that filed this petition said it's meant to force snyder's hand. >> it's going economic pressure and if he can't get his name used on the air on radioor television, he's going to have to change it or go broke. >> this is a private business. people in the community and the owners of the business and the federal government has other things to do and it should stick with doing what it should be doing. >> dan snyder says he's not changing the name and that the washington redskins embodies strength, courage, pride and respect. he's also set up a foundation to help native american tribes around the country. >> molly, thank you. >>> nec up, the panel on what you think about how president obama's handling a host of issues including isis. >> everybody here at the white house stand strongly behind all of the men and women of the secret service including the director of the secret service. >> over the last few weeks we have seen increasing reports -- and the president concluded that new leadership of that agency was required. >> i think they underestimated what had been ta

we'll cover shoelaces between incumbent rick snyder and his schauer a tossup. pulling ahead by an average of four percentage points. .. >> next, can he'll talk about the political books out right now, including ralph mader and his latest, called "unstoppable "the emerging left-right alliance to dismantle the corporate state. and then paul ryan, the way forward, and then new york center kirsten gillibrand talks about her book, off the sidelines. >> from the cato institute in washington, dc, consumer advocate and five-time presidential candidate ralph nader. he calls for an alliance between progressives, conservatives and libertarians to take on issues like corporate bailouts, pentagon spending and civil liberties. this is an hour and 30 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, welcome to the cato institute. i am vic

it's an influx in the fall of the year. >> i'm using now a die name ter tape. >> reporter: snyder has of foresters who monitor the health of the trees all year long using aerial mapping and hands-on inspection to keep a close watch on insects and disease. this year because of early frost the colors are more vibrant than they've been in years. for the best way to see the leaves head to one of vermont's many ski resorts, hop on a gondola, and take in a bird's-eye view. the star of the show, a flamboyant sugar maple leaf. it turns from this to this why? >> it's preparing for winter. >> reporter: the orange and yellow pigments have been there all day long but it's when the days are shortened and the leaves stop producing green chlorophyll that the leaves reveal their hidden beauty. when you're walking through these leaves, how would you describe your mindset? >> calming. >> not having to think of anything. being with each other and enjoying the serenity of it. >> reporter: enjoying the serenity of magical colors, putting millions of visitors under its spell. chip reid, cbs news, killingto

some face tight battles for re-election, including scott walker in wisconsin, rick snyder in michiganick scott in florida. "the wall street journal" editorial writer alicia findlay joins us with more. alicia, let's start with michigan where snyder has passed right to work legislation, presided over a big jobs boom. >> that's right. he's also done business tax reform which was one of his first actions as governor, streamline their business tax road, eliminating most loopholes in tax code, simplifying the code, broadening the base, which he is being attacked for. >> the rebound compared to his predecessor, jennifer granholm, why is it a close race? >> partly because it is a more democratic state, also because he's being hammered for loving attacks on pension. equalizing the tax stream and pension of regular income. >> that was part of the tax reform, and he is getting bashed by democrats because he didn't cut taxes enough? >> ironic. definitely getting bashed for increasing revenues. >> he still has a slight lead. >> definitely. >> let's move to wisconsin where scott walker, of course,

snyder who ran as a former .e.o. of a computer company a moderate persona came in and he has made a lot of very big big reforms. he took detroit and put it into bankruptcy, the largest ever and it has come out take on ptcy trying to the 50-year problem. good top line economic numbers people are struggling and wages are down unemployment one of the highest rates in the country. so, rick snyder had been running commercials that said michigan there's been a michigan comeback. e have had a comeback in michigan but the last couple of weeks he changed the commercials feel it yet y not but the michigan comeback is on its way. indication that people don't feel like the economic gains have come. that in a bunch of other states, especially the ust belt like pennsylvania and wisconsin. host: we want to hear who you will vote for in the november elections. can call us and let us know , the republican line democratic line and the independent line. on us on social media twitter and on facebook or send .s an e-mail you mentioned ea

. >> reporter: mike that snyder's official title is commissioner of vermont's forests, parks and recreationood, colorful season is big business in vermont. >> you bet it's the scenic back drop to a $460 million influx in the fall of the year. >> amazing. >> reporter: snyder has a team of forester who monitor the health of the trees all year long using aerial mapping and hands-on inspection to keep a close watch on insects and disease. this year in part because of an early frost the colors are more vibrant than they've been in years. for the best way the see the leave, head to one of vermont's many ski resorts hop on a gondola and take in a bird's-eye view. the star of the show, the flamboyant sugar maple. so a sugar maple leaf turns from this to this why? >> it's preparing for winter. >> reporter: in fact, the yellow, orange and red pigments have been there all along but it's only when the day is shortened and the leaves stop producing green chlorophyll that they reveal their hidden beauty. when you're walking through the woods, through these leaves, how would you describe your mindset? >>

governor rick snyder pulled ahead but not enough to get comfortable. he was taking some heat last night n a town hall format the incumbent was criticized for desions particularly with detroit. the city was drowning in debt when he appoint ad emergency manager to take over operations. the result is well-known. a major u.s. city is declared bankruptcy and cutting what otherwise was sacred, cutting pensions of employees. >> i would have personally led unelectable and never thrown detroit city pensioners and police officers and firefighters under the bus. >> i appoint ad emergency manager. that was actually putting detroit in bankruptcy. that is one of the toughest decisions to be made in the united states t was the right decision to make. look where we are today. we're within a month, to two months most likely coming out of bankruptcy. >> latest polls show a toss-up. average from "real clear politics" gives a slight advantage to snyder, 44.7, to 4.5, well within the margin of error. the issues are local but the potential of a major midwestern state swappi

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that is all daniel snyder is going to listen to and all the sponsors are going to listen to. don't think you have some dialogue with them. they are a corporation. >> c-span is alive today. i have a call in question. nancy, 64 in indiana. she is asking the nature of violence and the act of tackling and looking at i guess sort of refreeze wishy is asking, if a parent was to tackle a child it would be considered abuse where they are putting children and children and consider it part of sports, confections between tackling as a violent action, tackling as part of this game. >> loss of things that happen in a high school football practice if they happened in the classroom would be considered child abuse and would lead the teacher to be arrested. there are relationships that adults said to children, norms of behavior, skipped to the bottom line of that. courts have passed, it is okay to instruct these children to slam into each other, courts are starting to get very suspicious about things that have to do with heat stroke and concussions, not finding those things okay in the legal

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host: four rick snyder? guest: four rick snyder. michael bloomberg is saying that --is a bad economic steward some are saying he is a bad economic steward. for michael bloomberg to come in and say he supports him, that could make a difference. host: good morning, next caller. caller: good morning. i watched c-span all the time. i love the program. i was not active most of my life in politics. i voted. two things that spoke to me. at this point, i am what my children called a radical progressive democrat. if you look at history, which i do now, and you see what the republican party has represented over the last 30 years or 40 ands since president reagan you realize what they've done to who votesry, anyone republican doesn't know what they're doing. they have not researched. they have not checked facts. they have put fear into the american people. they have created the hate for .resident obama, not mr. obama president obama. wrap up your,e what are you watching for in the coming days and weeks? battlegrounds that are worth watching cl

governor snyder was first 2010, with more than 58% of the vote. this comes courtesy of the free press and detroit public television. now let me introduce the candidates for governor. governor rick snyder and schauer.an mark [applause] >> gentlemen, welcome. as christy noted there are few rules in this format, no clock, buzzers but we do ask that concise sour answers we can move through as many issues as possible. have foregone opening statements so we can get right to questions. the stage putsd the first question to mr. schauer. yourchauer, you've said opponent has got cut $1 billion from education spending, where do you come up with that number? you.rst i want to thank it's great to be at wayne state university. i was raised in livingston my dad was a teach are and my mom was a nurse. they taught me that the key to a a good education. that rick cut a billion dollars from public seniors raised taxes on and gave 80, 90% pay raises to executives in state government. i think that's wrong. the key to a good job is a good is my number one priority. ver

chip snyder and his wife use their phones to check for sports scores. there are times they you should turn off. >> i don't like when people are using their phones when flight attendants are using their instructions. takeoffan that, using -- during takeoff and landing you are using it as normal. >> the appeals court judges are skeptical about putting a ban in place. regardless of how they rule, individual airlines can ban cell phones anytime they choose. rebecca cooper, abc 7 news. excuse me. [laughter] trying to tell you there is rain in baltimore. >> what is the signal for rain? [laughter] >> it is going to rain later tonight. they have a good shot of getting the game in. there's a chance around midnight that rain will return to the area. in the short-term, it looks good. let's get to it. we show you the picture outside. not the pretty is thing we have seen but no rain outside right now. low clouds, drizzle in the air. we will see an uncomfortable evening. active rainfall is not there. we will show you where it is on radar. 61 at reagan national airpor

he rick snyder is perfect.utchinson is perfect the bruce is perfect. >> stephen: trying out that many candidates disqualifies her from wearing white (cheers and applause) >> stephen: i've created my own ad i believe addresses the real concerns of young, single women. jim? ♪ >> wow! you are looking confident and self-assured. >> i am. even though right now it's "that time." >> mid term? yeah. me, too! i don't have your confidence. what's your secret? >> well, i'm being represented by rick scott in my private sector. >> that explains it. i'm still using... charlie crist. >> it's been four years since he was governor. he could never give you that fresh feeling. just look at this side by side comparison. under charlie crist, taxpayer dollars will be leaking everywhere. but rick scott keeps your tax dollars where they belong, even on heavy spending days. >> but where does scott stand on employers providing coverage for contraceptives? >> rick scott, the best candidate. >> period! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: an

snyder lightning too many kids in this country are still bouullied eve day. what more can we do? how do we go from awareness to action. how can we move the needle on bullying prevention as a nation? in public health there is something we call the richmond college. the public health folks will recognize richmond as the one who founded head start. you bring about real social change in three things. you need knowledge base, you need social strategy and you need political will. and i think that is where we need to go in the next five years if we are going to be able to move the needle on bullying prevention. we have to keep building on our knowledge base. we have to keep advancing social strategy and we have to keep growing political will to do something about bullying in our nation. so let me start with the knowledge base. you just heard a summary of the iom work shop from dr. bradshaw and the work shop brief was released. hrsa supported this work shop to begin to synthesize the knowledge base about what we know and what we don't. what do we know in terms of what works and what does

he was working with correspondent doctor nancy snyder man when he contracted the virus.tor snyder man penn's school of medicine where she currently consults with specialist. "eyewitness news" reporter charlotte huffman spoke with doctors there. infectious disease doctor neil fishman says ebola is not transmitted through air or casual contact. >> you are not going to contract ebola by shaking hands. certainly in the by sitting next to someone. it is in the transmitted like a respiratory tract infection. >> reporter: bacteria from the contagious person has to get into your bloodstream, doctor fishman says that can happen two ways, ingested or if your skinnies exposed to a significant amount offed aboutly fluids from an infected person. >> blood on your hand, diarrhea on your bare hands, or blood splat weird some blood or other, body fluid. >> reporter: this man's mom says he thinks he could have gottene bowl through skin exposure. >> apparently he was trying to help tea contaminate a car, he had protective gear on but thinks something splashed on his body. that is one poss

. >> it's all part of the organization's annual all-star survivor event, posted by tonya snyder, a breast cancer survivor. >> we have a new set of 31 women that th lives will be changed after tonight. >> several players, including robert griffin iii joined in celebrating the strength and courage of these all-stars. >> overcame a lot of obstacles to get in this room. it's special for the players to be here. >> the women received makeovers. >> only two players were taking my make up off snathey enjoyed massages, and donned some wigs, which is the most entertaining part of the evening. >> the key of the event is to have fun, so figured if i could throw on a wig and make a few ladies laugh, why not. >> these ladies so inspirational, a few survivors. >> thank you. thank you for being here. >> some incredible women there. all 31 of these women, one to represent every district attorney of the month of october will be special guests at monday night's redskins game against seattle. >>> the washington nationals will know who th next opponent will be. it was between pittsburgh and frvs in the 4th in

snyder, awner dan group meeting at the university of maryland to discuss what is next for the name debate that form was made above former players, newspaper writers, and more. richard has more. >> this was a fascinating conversation, the panel discussion including former players and native americans trying to decide what if anything should be done about the redskins name. most controversy all name in passports. offensive, aust it's racist. >> today, a panel discussion called controversy over a name. >> because they feel it is derogatory, racist, demeaning. i on the other hand have never felt that way. >> the name has been part of the team so long -- >> they're making money off it. the focuse and emblem of protests outside of sunday's game at arizona. >> the vast majority of natives that i know are of the him and only -- arthur hammett - are vehemently opposed to it. >> i think some people are trying to make it into a problem when it's really not. >> on this camp is known as terps country, the opinions are divided. >> it's always been hail to the redskins. >> the financial fallout includes