we're teetering when people are coming back. they're being able to exhale and things are getting better, and the consumer mind lower oil prices means that things are stabilizing and getting better, but in the economic view this is a double-edge sword. >> there is an he is say in this week's "economist" magazine called "deflation." they say even as little deflation as there is in the world, it would be lower still with this lower oil price leaving some economies teetering on dropping prices at a time of very small or no raises, which sets you into that cycle of people hoarding money because they think things will be cheaper if they wait to buy them. >> i think this is janet yellen's worst nightmare that oil prices have dropped so fast and so quickly, for that precise reason. but i do believe in the long run, because we are going to be more energy sufficient, and exporting energy at some point down the road, this is a win-win for us. it's just managing this medium-term and short-term phenomenon. >> when we come after the break, wh

i created teeter hang ups so people could live healthier, more active lives. know what it's like to have back pain. when i found inversion, it changed my life forever, and i believe it can change yours. i am proud to present the newest and best teeter hang ups. >> if we wanna live not only a long life, but an active, healthy, pain-free life, inversion is an important key component to that picture. >> are you tired of living life on the sidelines? are you tired of living each day with back pain? there is no reason to live with pain. what if you could find relief naturally in just a few minutes a day

are you kind of teetering on a little too much? >> kind of to the michael jackson look. don't think i'm anywhere near the too much side. >> reporter: what are you going for? clearly you're a woman of color, do you not want to look like a woman of color in. >> i want to look like a woman of color. >> reporter: now time for a checkup. >> it will look great. >> reporter: do you think the fourth time is going to be the charm, kendra? >> i think so. >> reporter: ten days later, the big reveal. >> okay. let's just see how this -- oh, wow. i like it. yes. it's what i want. i don't think it looks drastically different, slightly different. >> reporter: her old friend kimberly is there. >> i'm going to stand with her no matter what crazy decision she makes. >> i'm nowhere near the michael jackson complex. >> i'm sure he didn't think so, either. >> reporter: kendra finally has the nose she's dreamed of. >> i don't have any regrets. even though i was satisfied previously, each one did get me a little closer to where i wanted to be. >> reporter: her days of going under the knife, she

looks like a teeter totter, but it actually is not. coriolis effect. >> jimmy: i've heard of it. i don't know what it is. >> it has to do with rotating objects and it's why we have hurricanes spin one way in one hemisphere and the other way in the other hemisphere. >> jimmy: this is very romantic. i feel like i'm in one of those movies where we're joining hands. [ laughter ] >> all right. so this is 4 1/2 foot shot. which -- >> jimmy: sorry, guillermo. i was aiming at your nuts. >> this should be pretty easy. i don't know if you want to try it -- >> jimmy: shoot into the trash pail? >> right there. you'll see that it's much harder than it looks. >> jimmy: yeah, you have to account for the spinning. >> exactly. >> jimmy: oh. oh. thanks, guillermo. oh. can i throw up in this trash barrel, too? [ laughter ] oh, almost. wow, this is very hard. it's like three feet in front of us and i can't get it. oh, there you go! [ applause ] thank you, guillermo. oh, boy. i feel like shaq at the free-throw line. [ laughter ] oh, boy. >> to try to count

from apex, north carolina, please welcome stephanie teeter! [cheers and applause] >> hey. >> hey, girl, how you doing? >> i'm doing well. how are you? >> come on over. all right, so now you are ready to live life to the fullest. >> i am certainly trying. >> all right, so what do you

the health care systems in these nations are teetering on collapse. medical teams are struggling to care for the sick, and safely dispose of the dead. it's a different story in the u.s., where treatment and infection control are more advanced. >> the chances of an ebola outbreak in the united states is extremely low. >> reporter: still, president barack obama is taking precautions. he's ruled out a travel ban but he's ordered tougher screenings of airline passengers, both in west africa, and upon arrival in the u.s. >> the ability of people who are infected to carry that across borders is something that we have to take extremely seriously. >> reporter: obama is reacting, in part, to the case involving thomas eric duncan. duncan flew from his home in liberia to the u.s. last month. he developed ebola at this apartment complex in dallas, and has been in hospital for the past week. he's in critical condition. and has started taking one of a handful of experimental drugs some patients are receiving. a woman in france, for example, used the drug from japan

downturn and i think at a time when investors are worrying about slowing growth in china, europe teetering on the edge of recession to see stronger output for actual aluminum production is a very promising stat especially in light of the fact the company reiterated the 7% global growth demand outlook for aluminum. >> they have been sticking to that number. >> they have been. it's promising. >> thanks very much. morgan brennan reporting. >>> the 18-month turn around at j.c. penney hitting the brakes and that's where we begin market focus. shares tumbled 6% today after warning that sales last month were weaker than expected and it cut the outlook for a key sales measure for the current quarter. jcp lost $1 a share to $8.19. >>> more trouble for another struggling retailer, this one is sears. a report out today said at least one vendor is halting shipments to the department store chain because it couldn't obtain insurance to guarantee it would be paid for the products. the report said three of the biggest firms are reducing coverage, sears calls the report misleading. still shares fell nearly

>>> two teams teetering on the edge. 1 keeps the playoff hopes alive. another could use a lifeline to make it through the season. >> the nationals come away with a victory in game three. i'm kristen berset in san francisco, reaction from the team coming up. >> reporter: the nationals did their part tonight to live to see another day, but according to some fans here at fedex field, the redskins season comes down to tonight. >> plus a major blunder by d.c. turned a website meant to report bias into a tool of discrimination. see how our wusa9 investigation forced the city to take action. >> right now the morning commute looks okay, but a cold front approaches tomorrow night. we'll let you know if that interferes with your evening commute and how cool it gets behind this front. >> a lot of news tonight. good evening. i'm derek mcginty. >> i'm lesli foster. >>> a lot of it revolves around our sports teams. it has been a busy day. the redskins and nationals have a lot to prove and a lot on the line. >> we begin in san francisco where the nats have forced anot

. >> join us at 9:00, the landing that teetered on the brink of disaster, at 9:00. >> then at 11:00 foundationprice for this silicon valley fixer upper that some are calling a steal. >> if you're watching now, game three of the world series underway now. just down the street from our studios. so for the first time in five years san francisco giants are on one of the biggest stages in all of baseball. if you tuned in, you probably don't care but here is why we should. there is something special happening when a local sports team makes it into the world series. we pull together and root as one. most fans are giants fans this week. almost like a holiday. there is a spirit of kindness in the air. crime goes down, kindness goes up. winning again would be a thrill. regardless of the outcome what matters is that being there once again means so much to the bay area. let's go, giants. get this done on sunday. >> it is great no matter what happens. let me know what you think. just good, clean fun. >> yes. and we'll see larry ben and find out latest on the giants. >> that is right. >> that is it for this

eric schmidt says the government is teetering on the edge of catastrophe. what it needs to stop right now before it breaks the internet. >>> also ahead, big fines over bogus charges. the customers getting a refund from a major phone provider. >>> a spin on being taken to the cleaners. how one shipping company will no longer leave you waiting at home. >>> and -- >> and talk about school spirit. what's behind it and why governor brown is even caught up in it. that's next. >>> tonight, the executive chairman of google is issuing a dire warning about the affect of the nsa spying on the internet. >> we are going to end up breaking the internet. >> eric schmidt joined other top executives and senator ron wyden at a forum today, talking about how the surveillance program is making it more difficult for them to deliver services. schmidt says nsa spying on other nations will lead to a splintering of the internet where nations set up their own online world. >> the cost of that is huge in terms of knowledge, discovery, science, growth, jobs, et cetera. >> if we don't

. >> join us at 9:00, the landing that teetered on the bri of saster, at 9:00. >> then at 11:00 foundationing price for this silicon valley fixer upper that some are calling a steal. >> if you're watching now, game the of the world series underway now. just down the street from our studios. so for the first time in five years san francco giants are on onef the biggest stages in all of baseball. if you tuned in, you pbably don't care but here is why we should. there is something special happening when a local sports team makes it into the world series we pull together and roots one. most fa are giants fans this week. almost like a holiday. there is a spirit of kindness in the air. crime goes down, kindne goes up. winning again would be a thrill. regardless o the outcome what matters is that ing there once again means so muc to the bay area. let's go, giants. get this don on sunday. it is great no matter what happens. let me know what you think. just good, cln fun. >> yes. and we'll see larry ben and find out latest on the giants. >> that is right. >> that is it for ts edition of abc7 news.

a strong weekend storm left that home teetering off the edge of a cliff. for decades they have been watching home after home gets swallowed up by the sea in an unstoppable phenomenon of corrosion. >> i am standing right here, there is the camera. here for been coming 30 years and that is the biggest one i have seen in my life. >> meanwhile, more evacuations are under way at this hour for people in the path of the law the flow in hawaii. the law but is now within yards of homes on the big island. officials say that there is no way to stop the law but, but they are working to protect our polls from burning and creating detours in case the main roads are hit. >> everyone, including myself, are quite nervous. closer everyone is continuing to work around it. >> experts say that the lob a has picked up speed as it heads people downwind from the smoke and away from the imminent danger. meanwhile, back here closer to home it is an exciting time for space exploration in this region, many will have their eyes on the skies tonight. >> that's right. after a scrubbed l

now, central bankers are forgetting over economies that are near recession and teetering on the vergeeflation. >> history has told us that those central banks who tighten too is soon have a lot of consequences that they then cannot deal with after the financial crisis and the biggest mistake that they can make is repeat 1937, repeat the japanese situation or repeat more recently and you don't want to be there. >> qe had its failings. while the fed tried to boost inflation, it declined during qe3. bank lending has failed to rise strongly despite the fed pumping billions into the system and housing has floundered. but supporters of the program say just look at europe. it could have been much worse here in the united states. back to you guys. >> and the fed, of course, will be in focus today, as well. what the markets will do now that qe has officially ended. let's take a look at the u.s. dollar. that was in focus yesterday as we did get that news after the fed set its ending in qe. can a rally continue? that will be, of course, the question. joining us now from new york is jen norsbeg.

and then also systems because of a ridge of high pressure teeter totter effect sends everything up and drops down from canada and swings through. that is why it has been so is cool. you can see it right there. up we go. that is a ridge of high pressure. it will weaken here over the next few days. the fog is ready to go. it just needs a little lift. but dense fog here. coast and bay. temperatures inland will still be in the 90s. there is big fog out there. warm to hot inland. upper 80s and 90s. still very hot for some. upper 80s for some. brentwood 5:. livermore 93. 82 oakland and berkeley. coming down very slowly. san jose 87. santa cruz a couple days ago was 1 hurricane degrees. gilroy at 95. 88 for wood side. redwood city 89. menlo park 88. 68 pacifica and daly city. the water temps are warm. even when the fog burns off it's pretty mild. 74 for the first pitch today. not as warm as over the weekend. cooling begins more so on late tuesday and wednesday. carries to thursday and friday. does look like another warmup by the weekend. >>> walmart is expanding its insurance options for cust

it is teeters on a category three or four on the sapphire simpson scale. 205 kilometres per hour sustained of this storm as it continues to move at quite a clip in a northwesterly direction. the path actually does take it into japan within the next 48 to 72 hours. and as natalie mentioned a moment ago, there's plenty going on across this area including the japanese grand prix taking place on sunday afternoon. we are expecting some intensification over the next 24 mourps could become a category four, but we do have something working for us. it is october, by the way, water temperatures across this area are starting to cool down. we should see this storm slowly start to weaken before it impacts the western and central parts of japan. even our computer models here at the cnn world weather center are indicating this storm should start to impact the prefectures in the western half of japan. that is the recent volcanic eruption. we've been talking about it the last several days. >> the thunderstorms in the area not affiliated with this particular typhoon. sunday, that's when the rain and the win

that city teetering on the edge and could fall into isis hands as soon as today. we will update you on that. >>> the parents of the american man held captive by isis making a plea for the terrorists to release their son. abdul-rahman's parents released a video. cnn is honoring the wishes of his parents to refer to him by his muslim name. >> please know we are all praying for you and your safe return. most of all, know we love you and our hearts ache for you to be granted your freedom so we can hug you again. >> like our son, we have no more control of the u.s. government than you have over the breaking of dawn. we implore his captors to use their power to let our son go. >>> a warning from the director of the fbi about a possible terror plot to attack the united states. director james comey telling "60 minutes" that khorasan may be plotting to do something very, very soon. as for identifying and finding the hooded english speaking man in the isis execution videos, the fbi director says u.s. and british intelligence making progress. >> we are working hard not just

others teeter on the brink of collapse.en forewarned, these intense reactions are still disconcerting. ♪ but this is just the beginning. the gringo shaman steps up the healing, blowing smoke on the seekers like stan, to drive off negative spirits. >> these are native traditions repackaged by ron to give his guests an authentic iowaska experience. you know when everyone around you is knocintoxicated or drunk you're the only one not under the influence, that's how it feels to be in that room. there are people in there who are having extremely intense experiences, and then there's stan who has been kind of sitting there stoically the whole night. it's hard to tell how, or if, iowaska has affected him. one person tripping hard is roman. his physical performance contracts sharply with the first timers who struggle to keep it together during this five-hour ordeal. but whether anyone will experience real healing will have to wait for the light of day. >> i've been around a lot of people who have been under the influence of various

to further isolate them may put them on the verge of collapse, if they are not teetering on the edge of collapse. >> how concerned should we be about entero virus. we had a 4-year-old die in new jersey. >> we should be concerned about entero virus. it's formidable. we haven't seen this virus crop up in decades. it's come back in a virulent form. it's overcrowding emergency and i.c.u., and is taking the life of a young child in new jersey. not only that, there's case studies of muscle weakness and paralysis associated with the virus, that the c.d.c. is investigating. we have not written a chapter on this. it's important for us to stay out in front of the virus. >> there are many strains, correct, up to 100. >> over 100, they are different strains, the ones we are focussed on now is the d68 strain. >> what can we expect from the upcoming flu season? >> it depends. the flu seep can be a crap shoot. the c.d.c. does a lot of work looking into the southern hemisphere, which is where you get most of your samples from. while we have our summer, we are having the winter, the season flip-flops

this storm has been teetering between a classification known as super typhoon and a regular typhoon.n is the 240 kilometer per hour sustained wind that dropped to 220. there's signs of weakening, but nevertheless, it's an impressive storm system, and it's about the timing across the area. we have tracks that bring it across tokyo and near where the grand pre is taking place, 3:00 p.m. sunday afternoon local time. thanks to a trough dropping south out of china that dictates the path of the particular storm, but what's for sure we are seeing rain bands impact southern portions of the country. in fact, this is the latest rainfall from japan. oak now way in the clear, but this is moving in a northwest, westerly direction, and thanks to the count clockwise direction, it draws in pacific moisture and could exceed 200 millimeters in the mountain areas, especially the east coast of japan, doubling the storm totals as we go forward because we're going to see rain start within the next 12 to 4 hours. by the way, tokyo, you have the possibility of typhoon force winds this weekend, and don't for

. >> a health care system is teetering on the brink, workers demand better pay and conditions while distrusttore. it's monday. a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable - secure - agile. and with responsive, dedicated support, we help you shine every day of the week. centurylink your link to what's next. ♪ who's going to do it? who's going to make it happen? discover a new energy source. turn ocean waves into power. design cars that capture their emissions. build bridges that fix themselves. get more clean water to everyone. who's going to take the leap? who's going to write the code? who's going to do it? engineers. that's who. that's what i want to do. be an engineer. ♪ [ male announcer ] join the scientists and engineers of exxonmobil in inspiring america's future engineers. energy lives here. >>> welcome back, for those of you watching in the u.s. and around the world, i'm e

. >> teetering on the brink of an isil takeover, airstrikes may not save kobane. the new calls for turkey to get involved. >> i plan t

you are teetering on the level right around $70. if you get a bad print tonight you will gap down below the key long term moving average and will generate the first confirmed sell signal in quite some time and there is significant down side from there. you have to watch that 150-week moving average. it is in serious jeopardy. >> the stakes are very high this afternoon. do you like or dislike yum? >> i do like it. i think we will have to focus on one key metric and that is the sales in china. if you see improvement in fourth quarter they will be negative. i think that will be a positive indicator for the stock. a lot of negative news has been priced in based on food supplier issues in china. i think this is still a story that works. we like it here. >> so you like it. once again we are watching for the print later on today which will be dissected by the show following this one. be sure to check out the online edition of "talking numbers". >> the best of times and the worst of times at least for two stocks today. what the dickens is g

if you're out late, temperatures teetering on 49 degrees by 12:30 in gaithersburg, low 50s in leesburg and manassas and downtown we're in the mid-50s. at least it's going to be quiet tomorrow night and dry. cloudy and chilly tonight with rain and showers, 48 to 56. tomorrow morning more light rain and showers, nothing morning, 48 to 58, just kind of that nuisance stuff. then by afternoon mostly cloudy and cool, showers ending early. we are going to see the sunset. high temperatures are in the low to mid-60s. the day planner, we've got 50s across the board. this looks worse than it is really, nothing heavy, 57 at 9:00 and 58 at 11:00 and 59 at 1:00 with some light showers. sunday is great, although it may end with clouds. it could end with a shower by sunset, 65. monday is milder with showers, back in the mid-70s for columbus day. next seven days, warmer tuesday with showers and thunderstorms, 76, cooler wednesday and pleasant, very nice thursday and friday with highs going back in the low to mid-70s. >>> u.s. continued to hit isis targets on syria's border with turkey. isis fighters ar

the lo better and public felt better about the direction of the country, the president wouldn't be teetering near the 30s in his approval ratings. those things are not the case. we have seen how things played out and that is why the public polling and public opinion looks the way it does. eric: what are we in for next two years? all the attention switches, guy, to hillary? i think there are two things. >> regardless whether the republicans win senate, i think they're a slight favorite to do so, democrats will not win back the house of representatives. they will probably lose more seats. he will be a lame duck president. he has never been good working with congress. we'll see some buttings of heads over increasingly brazen power grabs via executive order. that will be the obama side of things. attention will shift. open primaries on both sides. will hillary get coronation on democratic side? real interesting republican field shaping up. that is the story the media will be a lot more interested in. i think they're checking out on this president. eric: alan will he sit in the oval office all al

led air strikes are hitting militant targets near key syria border city teetering on the verse of the isis take over. the administration says that the trained and equipped ground forces must be put in place. there is a greater focus on neighboring turkey and its role in the coalition. >> clearly on their border this is an enormous concern to turkey and they recognize that. >> air strikes alone will not fix this or save the town of cabani. >> u.s. led campaign begins isis began two years ago. >>> have after supreme court justty anthony kennedy cleared filed an earlier order blocking gay unions n idaho kennedy is temporarily putting a hold on same sex marriage in ohio, where state officials have asked for a delay. that request said that without a stay, state and county officials would have been required to begin issuing licenses to same sex couples today. now nevada officials did not make a similar request. >>> taxi drivers hit the streets to protest begins ride sharing companies. "eyewitness news" at love park where the taxi work's lines of pennsylvania staged a rally and motorcade. th

. >> reporter: mcconnell did teeter on losing his cool when grimes suggest head enriched himself in officeons actually came from his wife's inheritance. >> becoming a multimillionaire on the backs of hardworking kentuckyians. >> i can't let that stand. that is an outrageous suggestion, she knows it's wrong. >> reporter: grimes weakest moment, she still wouldn't stay if she voted for president obama. >> why are you reluctant to give an answer on whether or not you voted for president obama. >> bill, there's no reluctance. this is a matter of principle. our constitution grants here in kentucky the constitutional right for privacy at the ballot box, for a secret ballot. >> still, the real answer may be political, not principle. in 2012 obama got crushed in kentucky and is even more unpopular now. mcconnell suffered his own stumble. on obamacare, of all things, which has to be the gop issue against democrats and democratic policies. he contradicted himself by arguing he wants to rip out obamacare by its roots but he told the moderator that kentucky's health care web site which has been a succe

we're talking about the equivalent of a strong category 4 hurricane in the atlantic, teetering on a categorya very intense storm and still has a westerly component to the direction that it is heading. it is traveling quickly 20 kilometers per hour but that brings the mainland of china or rather japan in the path of this particular storm. we do expect some weakening as it heads towards tokyo but it's going to brush many of these islands across the area specifically near kochi and the suzuka area where we have the japanese grand prix late they are weekend. we have high pressure dropping south out of northern china and that is going to help determine the exact path of this typhoon. now, one thing is for sure we're already seeing the rain bands in the southern parts of gentleman opinion. this is the islands south and west, i think you're in the clear from the storm but continues to move out of the region. current radar out of japan. the rain will actually be felt across the coastal areas of japan well in advance of this particular system so we're expecting rain along the east coast of the countr

still an equivalent to a strong category 4 teetering on a category 5. timing is everything with this particular storm. we do have the path that is going to take ate long the east coast of the japanese islands. and with timing being everything, it's all about the trough that is dropping south out of north china and korea. it is going to push it further east or is it going to allow the storm to make its progression further to the west? that is the big question. but one thing is for sure, we're already starting to see the rain bands on the japanese radar. this is from the japan meteorological agency. okinawa, this is the radar. and that's indicating some of the rain bands starting to impact that region. i believe okinawa and the surrounding islands are in the clear at least from the major part of the storm. but as this continues to move closer to the east coast of japan, the counter clockwise rotation around this system is going to just draw in all kinds of moisture from the pacific and because this is a very mountainous region, we're expecting upwards of

where eric schmitz says the government is teetering on the edge of online catastrophe. >>> a spin oneing taken to the cleaners. how one shipping company will no longer leave you waiting at home, next. trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. yeah, citi mobile. pay the dog sitter? and deposit th citi mobile. pack your bathing suit? wearing it. niiice bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. >>> abc 7 is honors hispanic heritage month throughout october 15th with posts on our instagram feed. today we recognize the film "everything is incredible" a documentary about a honduran wheelchair rider who is building a helicopter with scrap. sounds amazing. the movie is featured at the international superfest film festival happening next mont

it's now a strong category 3 teetering on a weak category 4 and it's actually forecast to strengthenorward over the next day or so. this is the latest satellite loop you can see the eye wall of this particular strong, strong typhoon. 205 kilometer per hour wind gusts, sustained winds, higher wind gusts just around that eye wall. now, this storm is moving at quite a pace, 15 kilometers per hour out of the northwest or in the northwesterly direction rather and this storm is set to intensify to a category 4 in the next 24 hours but do have something working for us. we're actually expecting this to actually weaken before it just brushes the japanese islands over the next two to three days but the timing is extremely critical. even though computer models in the cnn world weather center are indicating it's brushing along the kagoshima prefeck tiffs and west of tokyo is mt. ontake with the recent volcanic eruption, this rain and wind is the last thing they need for the recovery efforts ungoing. i talked about the timing. if you're a formula one fan you know that the japanese grand prix is t

after the accident, rafaela spent nearly a month in an icu teetering between life and death.steve his wife would probably never recover and offered hospice. but a neurologist who was consulting on the case, told steve, rafaela was a fighter. >> he gave me a little bit of hope. >> reporter: in california, a patient or their next of kin, can stop treatment or disconnect life-support at any time. they can even withhold food and water. but deciding whether a life is worth living, and making that decision for someone else, a parent or even a child, can be agonizing. >> maria would throw them deliberately at their feet so they would break. >> reporter: some people on this ward have a progressive illness. like maria curcio. she was born with severe cerebral palsy. nancy curcio is maria's mother. >> she has the feeding tube, a urostemy tube and the trach. >> reporter: maria is 54 years old. she has lived in this nursing home room for ten years. she has kidney problems, respiratory failure, and a right hip so badly contracted it required surgeons to cut through bone for relief. she ha

>>> rescue workers battle to save a man teetering at the brink of niagara falls. >> we've got to go. we've got to go get him. >>> a daredevil attempts a stunt that goes up in flames. >> my life was in perilous danger. >>> this guy pummels his own lawyer. and a twist in the story an investigative reporter never saw coming. >> you hear him scream to his wife, honey, get the gun. >> videos that don't get any more shocking -- >> video shows i pushed your kid. what are you going to do about it? >> -- or more strange -- >> i remember standing there in disbelief. >> or any more sinister. >> the puppy could have died, he could have broken the dog's neck. >>> "caught on camera: sinister, strange, shocking." >>> journalists are taught to stay objective, to avoid becoming part of the story. john mattes is an investigative reporter in san diego, and he's not afraid to chase down any lead. but in trying to expose a bad guy, he found himself smack in the middle of an unbelievable story. his cameraman captured some shocking video, and it was all the evidence the cops needed to throw someone in jail

>> prior to 2008 when a bank start today teeter and seemed like it might go under .d two options let if go in to bankruptcy which is what happened to lehman brothers, very messi process a lot of people lost their jobs or bail the company out with taxpayer money and that was very unpopular and people were really worried that that was going to give banks a sense of, you know, over confidence to take risks. so since then dodd frank legislation passed in 2010 to outline a methodology for an orderly winding down of a failing bank. and it hasn't been tested yet but at least something is written down that would give the government the authority to take over the bank, keep the good parts running, and wind down the things that are sick and ailing and hopefully not poison the entire economy. >> this is different from the stress test that we saw. the dress tested were designed toe say if certain economic conditions changed are these banks healthy enough to stay float. this is a different game. this is a if we have to actually shut this bank down. >> right. what would happen? so

you can't put a country that's already teetering on the edge with isis and everything else a little more hysterical because somebody foregot one of the steps. and that's going to happen. >> i want to read a few tweets from ashoka mukpo who came back into the country, a freelancer who came back and now recovered from ebola and he contracted in liberia. he said on twitter, ebola is a sudden onset. i was fine all afternoon and then ran a temp at night. i suspect it was the same with the new york case. dr. spencer. and then he said, people get ebola from being around very, very sick people. not people who felt a little funny and then became symptomatic later that night. that's true, right? >> that is so true. i think the american public has to hear exactly what you're saying. that you have to have a high fever with high viral load. it is not just a mild cold. >> you can't get it sitting in an uber car or bowling? >> no. have you to try and get it. you have to be in contact with copious amounts of body fluids. >> that is really medical professionals at risk. very interesting. dr. hebert, very

and next saying that germany has to invest significantly more in its infrastructure as the nation teetersn recession. investor confidence is fallen to the weakest level in germany in almost two years. and fromhis morning frankfurt is morris cramer, the head of sovereign ratings at standard & poor's. great to have you here. it's very apropos given what is going on overseas injured -- in europe. you have a stable outlook on germany? >> that is correct. the rating is aaa. >> but it seems like things are crashing down around the germany. what would change her outlook? >> i think we need to keep things in perspective. what we are seeing is a reduction in the growth forecast for germany. i don't think we can talk about things crashing down. this is certainly a weak spot. >> it feels that way. germanyels that way in but what we are seeing is not unexpected. we are seeing a slowdown in europe and the reason is different and different countries. germany is suffering from demand from abroad that is falling because they are export dependent. other countries in europe are seeing the slow dome and it

europe is teetering on the balance of truth -- of contraction. japan is still struggling.to worry about. your vices in the gulf and ebola in west africa. -- you have isis in the gulf and ebola in west africa. impressive some economist on panels, some folks from central banks around the world as well as finance ministers. tell me about europe specifically and whether there's a consensus about what needs to happen. >> it the three-pronged attack. the ecb needs to follow through on the promises mario draghi has made. he has had tremendous progress in the last two years when he said he would do whatever it takes. enormous credibility. but they have to reach some conclusion on fiscal issues. >> we had wolfgang yesterday pitching a separate angle altogether. >> that is a challenge coming out of berlin. we need to see more to simulate growth in germany, and structural reforms. minister prime yesterday in rome, but we need to see that throughout europe. we just got in france and italy and spain. >> -- we need to see that in france and italy and spain. >> what is your sense of the

stuart, this matters for other cities in california teetering on the brink of insolvency.e likely closely watching the decision here. the federal judge is also saying, to calpers, you know what? california state law does not take precedence over federal law, the supremacy law of the constitution says. that he is really sticking it to calpers. stuart: stick it to the state pensions, that is what he is doing. you can cut them. >> he is saying what you can't mess with government pensions? are government pensions a state unto themselves? is is ridiculing them and giving them a hard time. we'll watch the ruling when it comes in. stuart: it is a big deal. >> it's a big deal. stuart: thanks, liz. >> sure. stuart: crime rates down in recent decades but gun ownership we hear, tripled since the 1950s. is there a connection, crime down, guns up? stossel has that as his topic this week for his show tonight. do you go along with that? >> yeah. stuart: more guns, less crime? >> definitely, that is the title of the book of one of my guests but in the last seven years concealed carry perm

can talk in the q&a about that but i'm going to conclude -- my time is up -- by noting that we're teeter tottering on the brink of another one of these things with syria. there's an article in "the wall street journal" today that says that there's another battle inside the white house and in the administration with secretary of state kerry and samantha power, the ambassador to the united nations, both arguing for an escalation of the war by the united states involving, well, training support, arming more rebels, perhaps military strikes and so forth, where as, guess who, the military in the form of general dempsey the chairman of the joint teefs and other people in the pentagon are saying this is a really dumb idea -- and as far as we know, obama thinks it's a dumb idea. he's been resisting this since 2012 when hillary clinton was pushing him to get more deeply involved in syria. so, i guess -- my conclusion s we didn't learn from vietnam. we didn't learn from iraq. and we could be bumbling into another one or two, by the way, or more. iran is another issue we discussed yesterday. i'm go

you don't want to stop the fun of trick or teeters. >> allergy free treats available at certain homesthey place teal pumpkins to let children know their treats are stiv eat. it started by food allergy research and education because one in three children suffer from a food allergy. i feel bad for the kids that can't eat peanut butter and crackers and they can't have it at all and be around it have to have the epi pen and that's tough. >> so many schools have separate tables. i was thinking about it so many candy bar have nuts in them. >> you purposely buy things that don't have nuts. maybe i'll have to fichd a teal pumpkin for myself. deep breath. here we go. we still want to see your halloween pictures. we love the decorations and love your pets and kids and what we thought was cool as soon as we mentioned instagram #fox29weekend we see them all over the place. share whatever you want to. whatever is best for you. >> those people wanting to bet on sports will still have to fly all the way out to vegas. why a judge said no dice in new jersey casinos. >> let's take a look. would you loo

it did work for the asset markets but didn't work for the european economy which is teetering on ther recession. draghi didn't reinvigorate the european zone economy, he boosted asset prices. >> the same thing said for the united states in q 1 and q 2. we pulled away, failed again. came in q 2, pulled away, failed again. i think they are doing the same thing in the euro zone. they are coming in and ultimately it will work. it may take several rounds. right now, they are coming to the rescue. i think it's a good buying opportunity, not a sell. >> okay. it's good to see you. thank you for your time. >> you bet. >>> up next on the program, markets are clearly in rally mode. it's friday, pulitzer prize winning columnist jim stewart will join us with his take on the markets. n you start tomorro? tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorrow. tomorrow we go live... it's a day full of promise. and often, that day arrives by train. big day today? even bigger one tomorrow. csx. how tomorrow moves. dovisit tripadvisor new york. this is the life. with millions of reviews, tripadvi

these countries are teetering on the brink of collapse and isolation can deal fatal blows to their economies. travel bans can really make things a lot worse. >> what more can the u.s. do domesticically aside from hospital preparedness. are there things individual people should do to be ready? >> this virus is deadly, scary, but not contagious and doesn't pose a general risk to the american population. however, there are things that we're doing here. we are speeding the dellment of vaccines and anti vires. that will be a long way to change maybe not this outbreak, but ebola outbreaks in the future. >> being ordered on line are haz-mat suits and gloves. some overreaction by the public? >> opinionic is probably more contagious than the virus. people are buying things off the shelves that may or may not be of any use. there are a lot of people that thrive on this type of stuff and that's what we're seeing with these haz-mat suits flying off the shelves. they need more information, not haz-mat suits. thank you, doctor. >> more mass graves have been discovered near the town where 43 student protes