senator tim scott is the epitome of conservative values and principles. he grew up poor in a single parent household in north charleston, south carolina. he learned the importance of faith, hard work, and family. he started from humble beginnings to build one of the most successful allstate agencies in south carolina. prior to being sworn in to the u.s. senate in january 2013, tim scott served in the united states house of representatives from 2011 to 2013. he was a member of the house leadership and sat on the influential house rules committee. he also served in the charleston city council for 13 years, including four terms as the council chair. he was a member of south carolina house of representatives and was elected chairman of the freshman caucus and house whip. today senator scott works to promote conservative causes in congress where he has worked with senate colleagues to introduce a balanced budget amendment to strip the power away from congress to spend money that we do not have. he also was an original co-sponsor of the bill that would permanen

now onto south carolina for debate between republican incumbent tim scott seeking a second term. he is in his first tour in -- first term. dementt open after jim resigned to run the heritage foundation. senator scott was picked to fill the seat. this is listed as solid republican. >> this program is made possible by aarp south carolina. the state newspaper, the greenville news, association with the florence morning news, the sun news of myrtle beach, the herald of rock hill. tonight, candidates for u.s. senate. and now your moderator. >> good evening. welcome to tonight's debate for the unexpired u.s. senate term. we want to welcome our radio listeners. joining us, andrew shane of "the state" newspaper. the candidates are tim scott, the republican senator from charleston, joyce dickerson, the democrat from columbia, and jill bossi. each candidate will have 90 seconds to respond to our questions. if necessary i will allow a 30-second rebuttal. we drew names with the candidates arrived for the order. >> good evening. thank you for hosting tonight's debate. i am grateful the people o

. >> in south carolina, republican tim scott was appointed to his senate seat in 2013 to fill the vacancyning against joyce dickerson and jill bossi. they debated earlier this week. >> moderator: one of the things a lot of people's minds is going to be medicare. how do we keep it going and how do we sustain a? for your children or grandchildren. how do we sustain this for the future? scott: one of the first ways we can help to sustain medicare for the future is to take a look at obamacare where we saw $716 billion siphoned from medicare in order to encourage people to buy insurance. i don't think that our singer should be subsidizing the health care cost of young americans. one of the most important things we can do is the number for waste and fraud and abuse is around 9% and the average in corporate america is about 2%. so if we were to look into medicare and for ways for us to reduce waste and fraud and abuse, we would see a passport. that will we do know is that the health care costs are part of this. dickerson: we need to protect medicare. my father was born in 1922, they were depende

senator tim scott is the epitome of conservative values and principles. he grew up poor in a single parent household in north charleston, south carolina. he learned the importance of faith, hard work, and family. he started from humble beginnings to build one of the most successful allstate agencies in south carolina. prior to being sworn in to the u.s. senate in january 2013, tim scott served in the united states house of representatives from 2011 to 2013. he was a member of the house leadership and sat on the influential house rules committee. he also served in the charleston city council for 13 years, including four terms as the council chair. he was a member of south carolina house of representatives and was elected chairman of the freshman caucus and house whip. today senator scott works to promote conservative causes in congress where he has worked with senate colleagues to introduce a balanced budget amendment to strip the power away from congress to spend money that we do not have. he also was an original co-sponsor of the bill that would permanen

carolina senator tim scott is running against joyce dickerson and jill bossi. scott was appointed to the seat after the resignation of jim demint. this is courtesy of south carolina educational tv. program is made possible by aarp south carolina. >> the greenville news, florenceon with the morning news, the sun news of myrtle beach, the herald of rock hill., -- rock candidates for u.s. senate. and now your moderator. good evening. welcome to tonight's debate for the senate term. we want to welcome our radio listeners. joining us, andrew shane of the state newspaper. the candidates are tim scott, the republican senator from charleston. joyce dickerson, the democrats and jill bossi. have 90didate will questions.respond to if necessary i will out a 32nd rebuttal. names with the candidates arrived for the order . >> good evening. thank you for hosting tonight's debate. i am grateful the people of south carolina afforded me the opportunity to serve them from county council to the statehouse, and now the united states senate. it is one of the greatest honors of my lif

senator tim scott is the epitome of conservative values and principles. he grew up poor in a single parent household in north charleston, south carolina. he learned the importance of faith, hard work, and family. he started from humble beginnings to build one of the most successful allstate agencies in south carolina. prior to being sworn in to the u.s. senate in january 2013, tim scott served in the united states house of representatives from 2011 to 2013. he was a member of the house leadership and sat on the influential house rules committee. he also served in the charleston city council for 13 years, including four terms as the council chair. he was a member of south carolina house of representatives and was elected chairman of the freshman caucus and house whip. today senator scott works to promote conservative causes in congress where he has worked with senate colleagues to introduce a balanced budget amendment to strip the power away from congress to spend money that we do not have. he also was an original co-sponsor of the bill that would permanen

first, republican senator tim scott talks about school choice and the economy.hen in 30 minutes, conservative media figures debate the influence of the tea party on the republican party. the group includes rush limbaugh, radio producer, james golden who goes by the name bo snerdley on the air. >> thank you. it's so good to be with my fellow conservatives today. as many of you know, i'm the number one target for the democratic campaign ta congressional committee going nationally, and they're going to find out that taking on a united states marine corps combat veteran is going to be a lot tougher than they ever thought. it's an honor for me to introduce a former colleague ofe mine. senator tim scott is the epitome of conservative values and principles.nd he grew up poor in a single parent household in north charleston, south carolina. he learned the importance of faith, hard work, and family. he started from humble beginnings to build one of the most successful all state agencies in south carolina. prior to being sworn in to the u.s. senate in january 2013, tit sc

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tim scott's agenda will empower america through economic freedom and education. he is dedicated to working with anyone committed to building a better future to develop bold ideas that break away from this country's past failures. please join me in welcoming and giving a warm colorado welcome to senator tim scott, a true conservative american hero. >> thank you. thank you very much. i'm sure that those of you who live in the sixth district will be sending mike kaufmann back to congress. and i'm looking forward to y'all sending the great corey gardener to join me in the united states senate. corey is a good man. we need some help in the united states senate. anybody realize that? everybody realizes that. i want to just spend a few minutes talking about how we can make sure that in 2014 we take back the majority in the senate and in 2016 we have an opportunity to make sure that there is a republican in the white house. we need a republican in the white house. when i think about the challenges that we face as a nation, i always go back to the song "amazing grace." an

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tim scott faces joyce dickerson and independent joe bassi. you can follow the c-span coverage on twitter on c-span and facebook.com. in north carolina, kay hagan is being challenged by the republican speaker of the state house of representatives. enters its final week we spoke with a reporter covering the race. of those key senate races is out of north carolina. jim joins us on the phone, a political reporter from the charlotte observer. jim, where does the race stand? what are the latest polls? >> it is even. there were two polls that came out over the last couple of days and it shows a dead heat. not just within the margin of error, but right on the money that it could go either way. this race has seen more money than any other senate race in the country. over $100 million by our count already. we have seen more television ads for them. >> we are asking viewers to call him right now with the issues that they care about, what is driving them to the polls in every state across the country. in north carolina, what are the it depends on who you

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we have tim scott and, of course, lindsey graham. haley will, of course, retain her governorship.a general make statement -- and kudos to and "washington journal" -- but every time we turn on the show, and immediate problem in the face country -- stares this country in the face. we have three numbers. i love your wrong, show. least a third party to guarantee adequate checks and balances. go back to 2012 -- of let me take the point independence with you because there could possibly be for in the u.s. senate. do you think that would change the dynamics in the senate? >> yes, i do. they could swing the balance between republicans and democrats, but what we have up there -- money dries everything. it is a shame that everything be this country, you have to connected to wealth. the major debates which occur to elect a time president -- i go back to 2012. you had people own your tv show. it was all tied to money. in the house, the blue t-shirts get the big ordeal. red and blue reversed here. in the senate we have the democrats with the blue shirts and they win the tug-of-war. us around t

the candidates are tim scott the republican senator from charleston.rson, the democrats forom columbia, and jill bossi. the american party candidate. before we begin tonight, some ground rules. each candidate will have 90 seconds to respond to questions. if necessary i will allow a 32nd of -- 30 second rebuttal. we drew names with the candidates arrived for the order . >> good evening. thank you for hosting tonight's debate. i am grateful the people of south carolina who have afforded me the opportunity to serve them from county council to the state house, congress, and now the united states senate. it is one of the greatest honors of my life. i'm here tonight because life has not always been easy. but i have learned important lessons and met remarkable people, and have benefited from the strength and blessings of the great state of south carolina. our nation faces many challenges today. but i prefer to see them as opportunities. because i believe the best is yet to come. my commitment to you is simple. every single day, i will work very hard to afford

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then at 9:00, a debate with south carolina senator tim scott, who was appointed to the senate last year. and this yearican he is running against democrat george dickerson and third party candidate jill bossi. democratic senator kay hagan is seeking a second term against thom tillis. >> one of those key senate races is north carolina and the north carolina senate race. jim morris joining us on the phone, a political supporter with the charlotte observer. what are the latest polls? >> is even. . about even. there are two polls who have showing a dead heat. we have seen more tv ads it is showing no signs of letting up in the last week. we will see what is driving them to the polls across the country. north carolina, what are the issues? it depends on who you talk to. on the republican side, trying to make president obama the issue. the threat of isis and threat of ebola. hagan is trying to assemblyation, federal the issue. it's like a mirror image of each other. host: you have this headline from one of the recent stories. hillary clinton and kay hagan make appeal to women during a recent c

host: do you like tim scott? caller: i love him. i'm looking forward to voting for him on tuesday.t: kathryn in california. independent caller. theer: i'm calling because governor of this state and the attorney general are both running for office. -- i doe the president hold the president responsible s of the two shot and killed by an illegal alien who had been deported twice from the country. it is scary to see what's happening. we need to close the border because we are inundated with illegals, drugs, gangs and the mexican mafia. it is tragic. jackson, tennessee. ted is an independent caller. they won't lower the interest rate on their loans. they blocked that. then they don't want to raise the minimum wage? all you have to do is look at the history. leads peoplewage to social programs. billion last$119 year? it won't hurt them a bit. host: politico has this story this morning. democrats are winning on a minimum wage. for republicans, it's the wedge issue. support for raising the minimum wage is resonating with voters. poll earlier this year found 90% of democrats and 53% of repu

eastern, live coverage of the south carolina senate debate between three candidates, senator tim scott, joyce dickerson and jill bossi. followed at 8:00 by the new jersey senate debate with senator cory booker and jeff bell. wednesday night at 8:00, live coverage of the louisiana senate debate between three candidates, senator mayorry land drew, representative bill cassidy and rob maneess. at 9:00, the maine u.s. senate debate and at 10:00, the texas senate debate. c-span campaign 2014. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. twelltwelltwelltwell >> in listening to the debate between carl demyoand representative scott peters, it's just politics as usual. what we really need is for the politicians to quit making decisions based on power, money and votes and to start working together at a higher level seeking the best decisions for the american people. i'm to the point that when there's any type of political event, both republicans and democrats and any other party that wants to get involved should organize it, should start from the git-go learning work together and at this ev

in south carolina, senator tim scott is running against democrat joyce dickerson and independent jill bossi. that debate is in an hour. and later we'll bring you a georgia governor's debate with incumbent nathan deal and his carter grandson of former president jimmy carter. and "washington post" editor ben bladlee who oversaw "the washington post's" coverage of the watergate during the nixon administration his funeral will be held in washington at the national cathedral and we will have live coverage at 11:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. well, in new jersey, incumbent u.s. senator cory booker faces republican jeff bell. cory booker -- >> this is vote 2014. the new jersey senatorial debate. today's debate is brought to you by 6 abc philadelphia. wabc-tv new york. and the league of women voters of new jersey. and now from our 6 abc trenton studio in alphabetical order, the candidates are republican jeffrey bell of leonia, and democrat cory booker of newark. our panelists are matt friedman with the "star-ledger." mariela saigado for telenoticias 41. and jonathan tamari for "the philadelp

for example, senator tim scott proposed the skills act to help people get job training for new jobs. its ideas were included in a work force innovation and passednity act, which congress this summer. mark moreal, the head of the bill league, said the would mean millions of unemployed and underemployed anders and urban youth youth of color can receive the job ask skills training and support services they need to chart a path to a better future. thing thatkind of republicans support. act. like the skills to support apprenticeship programs, or the act from senator portman. senator paul's idea for economic freedom zones could create jobs high unemployment and help alleviate poverty. equation is also getting washington d.c. to stop spending our money on things we need. so that brings us to principle number three. to pass a balanced budget amendment to the constitution. efficientnment more and leave the next generation debt.pportunity, not you know, this year, approximately 4 million children will be born in the united states. the most popular names for girls will likely be emma and sophia

, jeff powell, and consultant,tical and two-time gop incumbent republican and first-term senator tim scottaces democrat joyce dickerson and independent joe bussey. you can weigh in on twitter and facebook. one of the races c-span has the iowa ring is senate race where braley and ive bruce joni ernst start competing. we spoke with her reported this the hour race -- iowa race. the iowa alk about senate race. another closely watched race for control of the senate. jennifer jacobs, let's begin with the status of it. what are the polls showing? >> it is definitely a tossup. will see a poll about every day until election day. poll on sunday showed ernst is up four. poll 's another college coming out today, but we expected to stay very, very close. >> and you are referring to republican there -- -- ernst, the republican there. this is also one of the most colorful races for senate -- >> last time we did that, we almost got sick. remember when we're chilling down near his vacation home? he threatened to sue over that. >> because we walked on his property? >> yes. that is not very neighborly. >> it

for example, senator tim scott proposed the skills act to help people get job training for new jobs. many ideas were included in the workforce innovation and opportunity act. mark morreale said the bill would mean hundreds of unemployed and underemployed workers in urban youth to receive job and skills training and support services they need to chart a path to a better future. that is the kind of thing the republicans support. bills like the skills act, the lead act. to support apprenticeship. or the career act. senator rand paul's idea for economic freedom zones could create jobs in unemployment and health alleviate poverty. part of the equation is getting washington, d.c. to stop spending our money on things we don't need. that brings us to principle number three. we need to pass a balanced budget amendment to the constitution. make government more efficient and lead the next generation with opportunity, not debt. the most popular names for girls will likely being him a and sofia. the most popular name for boys is reince. just kidding. liam and noah. a newborn baby some grass is so

also tonight a south carolina senate debate between gop incumbent tim scott and jill bosse. it's the first debate between the candidates and both seats are on the ballot this year. jim demint resigned to run the heritage foundation and scott was selected to fill the remaining two years of his term. you can see that tonight on c-span. >>> the 2015 c-span competition is ushd way open to all middle and high school students to create a documentary on the theme "the three branches and you" showing how policy, law or action by the branches of the federal government has affected you or your community. there's 200 cash prizes for students and teachers totaling $100,000. for the list of rules and how to get started go to stude studentcam.org. >>> on yesterday's washington journal we spoke with a reporter who has been covering the kansas senate race between republican pat roberts and greg orman. one is considered to be a gop stronghold, kansas finds itself to be a battleground state due to the departure of chad taylor. here's more about that race. >> campaign 2014, eight days until th

tonight a south carolina senate debate between gop incumbent tim scott, democrat joyce dickerson and independent jill bossy. the first debate between the candidates. both senate seats are on the ballot. former senator jim demint resigned to run the heritage foundation and senator scoot was selected to fill the remaining two years of the term. see it starting at 9:00 eastern on c-span. >> be part of campaign 2014 coverage. follow us on twitter. like us on facebook to get debate schedules, clips of key moments, debate previews from the politics team. c-span is bringing you over a hundred senate, house and governor debates. share your reactions to what candidates are saying. the battle for control of congress. stay in touch and engage bile following us on twitter, @cspan and like us on facebook at facebook.com/cspan. >> earlier this week an illinois senate debate was held between dick durbin and republican challenger jim oberweiss. it was the first debate between the candidates. before that, here are recent campaign ads running in the race. >> i was actually watching the news that day.

one of the states we will be focusing on the south carolina where republican senator tim scott is upinst joyce dickerson and independent joe bossi. here is a look at one of their debates. >> one of the things on a lot of folks mind is great to be medicare and how we keep it going. how do we sustain it as of course again as some of you have mentioned for your children and grandchildren so how do we sustain medicare for the future. scott: to look back at obamacare were results of an hundred $16 billion siphoned from medicare in order to encourage young people to buy insurance. i don't think the seniors should be subsidizing the cost. it's one of the most important things we can do but we have to take a look at medicare, the number for the waste, fraud and abuse around 9% the average of corporate america is closer to 2%, 1%. so to look for medicare and ways to reduce we would see a pathway forward. the healthcare costs -- >> moderator: thank you. bossi: we need to protect medicare. i had my two parents for 1915 my brother didn't go father was born in 1922. they were dependent that it wa

tyler stevens with senator saxby chambliss, chris cogar with tim scott. di arn renaldo with mike rogers. david stern with andy barr. jesse walls with steve stivers. bobby fredrick with rodney davis. grant gardner formerly with speaker boehner and now with the republican national committee. susan fehlen also with mike rogers. eric landis with andy barr. audra hill with mr. chambliss. derian flowers at homeland security and with rob portman. martha scott poindexter with the senate select committee on intelligence and tim butler with mike kelly. welcome. [ applause ] i'd like to call your attention to a number of events that we have coming up. next wednesday we will be hosting a breakfast with ed goes who is a great pollster who will be discussing the november elections and the landscape that we'll be seeing very, very soon. then on september 23rd we have senator rob portman. we will not be here. we'll be over at the monocle. so don't forget that. a number of you, i'm here, where is the party? september 23rd at the monocle. then on september 25th back here a

p.m.ng eastern, live coverage of the south carolina senate debate between three candidates, senator tim scottoyce dickerson, and joe bossi, followed at 8:00 by the new jersey senate debate with senator cory booker and jeff bell. live coverage of the louisiana senate debate with senator mary landrieu, presented of cassidy, and rob madras. then at 10:00, it is the texas senate debate between andtor john coryn david alla mail. >> october 29, 1929 was black tuesday. the stock market crash and the beginning of the great

south carolina senate debate between incumbent republican tim scott joyce dickerson and jill bossi. this year on c-span. >> the 2015 c-span student cam video competition is under way open to all middle and high school students to create a 5-7 minute documentary on the theme, the three branches and you showing how a policy law or action by the executive, legislative, or judicial branch of the federal government has affected you or your community. here's 200 cash prizes toteling $100,000. >> now, an update on the kansas senate race between pat roberts and independent challenger greg orman. we spoke with steve crass can i of the kansas city star. >> back to campaign 2014, eight days until the election. take a look at the kansas senate race. e're joined by steve crass kentucky. thanks for joining us this morning on the race looking at the race between incumbent pat roberts and the independent greg orman. where do things stand eight days out? >> it's still obviously a very, very close race out here. the latest polls that we're looking at here suggest that orman might have a lead of a poi

highlighted you are you are a woman and a first generation indian-american, and you appointed senator tim scott senator from the south since reconstruction, and scott's opponent in next month's election is also black, meaning one of them will be the first african-american to win statewide office in south carolina in 142 years. those facts are meaningful. but they have little to do with whether the confederate flag should fly on government land or whether we have fixed all that. i'm a southern girl. i grew up with a confederate flag displayed all around me. i love the dukes of hazard and general lee and took the kids to the dixie classic fair last week. i know, nerd land. black americans are by and large southerners. our roots, stories, struggles, lives of a distinctly southern flavor. yes, slavery and jim crowe are part of the experience. so are church picnics and black college football games and jazz music. there's no black american history not deeply intertwined with southern history, and as southerners, we could have a lomply kated relationship with the stars and bars. we paint it on our pic

if this is a racist issue, why elsewhere in the deep south are conservative voters poised to send tim scott, you and i i, both white guys here debating this issue -- martha: yeah, but he raises a valid point. >> there are people that know the e racial sort of heritage tn this state better than you or i do. i've spent a lot of time in a traveling, i'm going to be there in february as well, i have a lot of friends in the south that acknowledge, a little bit reluctantly, that this is a factor on some levels. there's no question that barack obama, of the 60, over 60 parishes in louisiana -- martha: we've got to go, guys, ten seconds to the break. >> at least 45% african-american. martha: mark and guy, i've got to cut you off because we're about to get cut off.oup we'll be right back. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awe

for example, senator tim scott proposed the skills act to help people get job training for new jobs.any of its ideas were included in the workforce innovation and opportunity act which passed congress this summer. mark morial, the head of the urban league, said the bill would mean "millions of unemployed and unemployed workers in urban youth and youth of color can receive the job and skills training an support services they need to cart a path to a better future." that's the kind of thing that republicans support. bills like the skills act. the leap act which is to support aparen disship programs or the career act from senator rob portman. senator rand paul's idea for economic freedom zones could create jobs in areas of high unemployment an help alleviate poverty. but part of the equation is also getting washington, d.c. to stop spending our money on things we don't need. so that brings us to principle number three. we need to pass a balanced budget amendment to the constitution, make government more efficient and leave the next generation with opportunity, not debt. you know, this y

. >> in south carolina, senator tim scott is running against george dickerson and joe bossi. bossi.l >> this program is made possible in part by aarp south carolina. with thesociation morning news. the sun news. tonight, candidates for u.s. senate. , dean of massator -- unication and to ask me questions -- the candidates during us are kim scott and a joystick or ersos and jill bossi. have 90didate will questions.respond to if necessary i will out a 32nd rebuttal. names with the candidates arrived for the order . >> good evening. thank you for hosting tonight's debate. i am grateful the people of south carolina afforded me the opportunity to serve them from county council to the statehouse, and now the united states senate. it is one of the greatest honors of my life. i'm here tonight because life has not always been easy. i have learned important lessons and met remarkable people, and have benefited from the strength and blessings of the great state of south carolina. our nation faces many challenges today. i prefer to see them as opportunities. i believe the best is yet to c

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scott, what has been the reaction so far? >> well, it's been pretty good, raj. tim cook noted for making news with new products. today making news with a very personal essay, writing about how being openly gay might help others who might be dealing with their own personal issues. and the reaction here in the bay area was swift. apple's ceo tim cook has already established himself as a leader in the tech field as well as the head of america's most valuable company. now he can add inspiration. >> it was fantastic to hear. tim cook is definitely a role model for people. >> reporter: in an a essay cook wrote for business week, he officially announced himself as gay, saying, quote, while i have never denied my sexuality, i haven't publicly acknowledged it either until now. so let me be clear. i'm proud to be gay, and i consider being gay among the greatest gifts god has given me, unquote. among those happy to hear it, students in the out stem club at san jose state university. >> as a fortune 500 ceo of one of the top companies in the world, it's just fantastic that we'r

tim has been doing in a round about way his whole life. a very roundabout way. he was a trumpet prodigy growing up in scotts valley. he found a home for 20 years in the san francisco opera where he rose to the prominent position of trumpet player. when he played, the pressure of glaucoma rose. with that, tim's career was over. he spent the next decade focused on raising his two sons, not even picking up his trumpet until years later while trying to get certified as a music teacher. tim, not realizing how much he missed it, until he had an audience, a woman who had wandered in to watch him practice. >> it's going to move their hearts. >> you have a good heear for hearing when it goes up and down. >> reporter: something was missing. a lot of somethings. >> no resources for which to teach the kids music that they want. >> reporter: he was fortunate enough to find a program called kids rock. they also provided 30 free guitars to help him do it. still, that wasn't enough for each student to take an instrument home to practice and that wasn't good enough for tim. >> so i just bought what i thought we needed right then and

scott mcgrew joins us. an unusual statement from tim cook. >> an unusual spot as well. he was inducted into the alabama academy of honor. we have video from our sister station in montgomery, alabama. cook grew up in the mobile area and attended auburn. he said his state had moved too slowly on equality for the lgbt community. >> facebook reports profits after the closing bell today. for a look ahead at the trading day, let's turn to morgan brennan. good morning, morgan. >> good morning, scott. futures are pointing highers a investors are keeping a close eye on the dropping price of crude oil and sorting through a plethora of company quarter reports. the dow closing up 12 points to 16 -- all right, morgan. pretty blue dress today. i'll just throw it back to you. >> that's a pretty dress. >> everybody is allowed to cheer for whom ever they want. >> we'd like to think that morgan is not conspiring against us. >> oh, sam, you're being so fair. >> we don't know the truth until we really explore it. we continue to kick off what continues to be a very nice week on the weather

tim. we're going to have the highlights for you coming up. you heard florida governor rick scott's response to what some are calling his fantrom. but no one is defending him like his pal stephen colbert. that are story and a check on weather when "way too early" comes back. >> the greatest damage was here on the oakland bay bridge and interstate 880. yet more than 272 people are believed to have died. the death toll could go over 300 before we're all through. damage more than $1 billion. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® for over 19 million people. [ alex ] transamerica helped provide a lifetime of retirement income. so i can focus on what matters most. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. >>> welcome back. time for sports. game five of

scott reese. what did you make of the game tonight? i felt so bad for tim hudson. his first world series.pitched well but they took a picture of him in the dugout after he was pulled from the game. he just had this look that said gosh that was my -- that may have been my one chance to pitch in the world series and look. >> he is a competitor. this meant the world to tim hudson and it meant the world to the giants for tim hudson. if you asked the guys during the division series and the championship series, all of the motivations, there are a lot of reasons but they said they want to do it for hudy. this meant a great deal to him and the team for him. he pitched a good game. you're not going to win a lot of games in the post season with four hits. he was fine until the he have and then it unraveled a little bit. escobar makes it 2-0 kansas city. and then the birthday boy comes up. you have to give it to a guy for doing it on his birthday. off of lopez whose job is to get lefties out. he does it as well as anyone in the playoffs. now, that's not his run. so the streak is intact. gordon score

scott? >> lucy, get ready for summer temperatures in mid october plus we're tim >> right now on fox 29 a nurse took care of an ebola patient in dallas has. bowl la herself. nina familiar the first known ebola case transmitted here in the united states. she was one of 70 staff members who treated thomas duncan who died last week. tonight familiar getting a transfusion of blood plasma from a doctor who survived ebola. emergency crews in protective gear messing five passengers from a plane at boston's logan airport today. officials say the passenger flight 237 came down with flu-like symptoms. none of them had eventually been to west africa. spokesman says crews wore protective suits to be extra cautious. >>> los angeles police say man wearing a surgical mask was about to get off a bus when he told the driver quote you better not mess with me because i have ebola. he walk off the bus with other passengers before he could be identified. the driver was taken to a hospital at his own request though he did not appear to have symptoms. >> the fears of ebola getting closer and closer to our area. physi

phil: as scott struggled to overcome his injury -- >> my legs are failing me. phil: college sweethearts tim and te jay couldn't get their sheep together. misti and jim won their second leg and the firefighters came up short. eight teams remain. whol wilbe eliminated next? >> got a beast over here. [captioning made possible by cbs productions, cbs, inc. and ford. drive one.]

tim cook announcing in an essay that he's proud to be a gay man. cook has never hidden his sexuality but today he came out. our business and tech reporter scott budman joins from us the apple store in los gatos. why the announcement? was there something that prompted it? >> reporter: well, you know, we talked to some customers, we talked to some future engineers, raj. they say that tim cook's announcement was not a big surprise, but that it meant a lot to them. san jose state university, for example, where apple does a lot of its recruiting, has a group called ostem, science and engineering students who are gay and lesbian. they say tim cook, in addition to being someone to study as a successful ceo, is now an inspiration. >> it is really interesting. because there aren't really that many role models for lgbt people. having a role model is really news. >> reporter: we asked tech watchers if cook's news might affect apple sales in countries that are not as accepting as america. they say that's really not likely, saying people after all buy products, not executives. tim cook now becomes the only openly gay ceo to run a fortune 500 company. >>>

tim murphy, who led this ebola oversight hearing thursday with top medical experts said in a statement today: klain cannot overrule cabinet secretaries and is subordinate to numerous white house officials, but, scott, those closest to the president tell us klain will have all the clout he needs because he's coming in to solve a problem as big and potentially damaging to this white house as the botched roll out of obamacare web site. >> pelley: major garrett at the white house tonight. major, thank you. the first person to catch ebola in this country, a dallas nurse, is being treated tonight at a national institutes of health clinic in suburban washington. manuel bojorquemanuel bojorquezs transferred last night. >> reporter: this video released by texas health presbyterian, shows nina pham saying good-bye and wiping away tears before being transferred from the hospital. anthony fauci of the nih, said pham is in fair condition. >> she's getting optimum intensive care, if needed, therapy, but it's also being done with the optimal protection of our health care workers. >> reporter: from the beginning, the failure to protect pham and another dallas nurse, amber vinson, has alarmed health officials. c.d

scott mcgrew. >> which is why apple sent out invitations to the reporters. it's been far too long. irony. it was last month that tim cook was showing off the new iphone. today, the new ipads. yesterday, apple inadvertently let the cat out of the bag with shots of the new ipad online. the big story is not the ipad. it's the stock market. wednesday, the dow plunged by as much as 450 points in the middle of the day. it wasn't as bad in the end, down a little more than 100. futures are calling for a rough opening this morning. keep in mind, when money comes screaming out of stocks, it's got to go somewhere, commodities under a mattress. money poured into bonds. and by that i mostly mean u.s. treasury bonds. by a spectacular coincidence, they paid solar city each month and the customers turned that payback into a financial instrument you can buy. the success for solar city as a financial company, not as a financial company. they are talking about bond payoffs of 4%. yeah, there's an asterisk but that's double what the u.s. government is paying. and sam and laura, i wanted to update you on will i am and his watch. here i

scott mcgrew even debated whether or not this was news. >> it's an interesting discussion. i hope you'll join in. we decided in the newsrooms a a matter of respect if it's important to apple's timk, then it's important news. tim has written an article in which he's come out. it's historical to come out while ceo but it also irrelevant because who cares, right? cook stood out in the alabama induction to the state of hall fame saying alabama needed to do more to endorse the rights of the lgbt citizens but what he didn't say was he was gay, though that it's been understood for some time. in an article cook said "have i come to realize that my desire for personal privacy has been holding me back from doing something more important, that's what led me to today." further he writes, "i'm proud to be gay and i consider being gay among the greatest gifts that god has given me." >> wells fargo has lost another court case over the way it charges people for overdrafts. a court agreed the bank had improperly handled the way it deducts customers' economicing accounts and then charged fee when is the account went into the red. it means wells fargo will have to pay some of those fees back to c