how many strikes, tom? >> tom: two strikes. time and time again. tough to put away. i love watching both of these offenses go to work because of that. >> joe: look at what the pinch hitters have done for the giants. the last 15 plate appearances, 7 for 11. there are bunters in there. two rbis and two base hits and that includes this man, michael morse, as sergio romo gets loose. affeldt, the scoreless top of the seventh. ball one. morse, who homered as a pinch hitter in game five of the nlcs and last night, an rbi double and a run scored as a pinch hitter in the sixth. >> harold: every ball he has hit is loud. he is locked in. taking a first pitch, looking good. >> joe: 2-0. we know what morse is thinking about doing. launching one. 3-0. i think he may be about out of gas. >> tom: absolutely. he is keyholing right here. small little box where he is waiting to see if the ball gets in there. if it does, he'll get unhinged. >> harold: didn't want it. he is looking for something inside to pull and what tells you that, he missed that foul ball home run

i'm bryan thanks for the opportunity to speak on tom's on behalf of tom took the course over about 10 years ago he's made considerable improvements i've played golf there since 19985 and the gentleman mentioned the green house were renovated in was quite a capital improvement process he lost the previous lessor had built a green on the side of the hill on the left and it did not comport with the flow of the golf course it was kind of an app ration and tom has restored 99 to its original design by jack an mcallister and it's mr. shaw should be expended the new lease i think in this day of internet pricing you get deals out at east bay i've played out there for $15 glen is at a disengage not going on some of the websites and offer competitive pricing all and all he's done an excellent job his clez employees are welcoming and i hope the board considers this flexible pricing and thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning. i'm chris a trees you are with the labors training foundation the northern california laborers 264 our partners we

tom etheridge, nice to meet you. >> tom, how are you?> good. >> this is the headquarters for worldwide trailer? >> this is the headquarters. >> did a little research. the product you guys make is good. >> yeah. >> now, how much--how much revenue is your company doing? >> we did 4 million last year. >> and so how much of that actually fell to the bottom line? how much did you make? >> maybe 400,000. >> how many will you make a year? >> about 125 trailers a year. keep in mind, not all trailers are food trailers. even though that's what we specialize in, we'll build emergency command post trailers. we've built mortuary trailers, casket trailers. we're pretty good at what we do, marcus. we've been doing it for a long time. >> who's that? >> that's kita. >> that's kita. that's the shop dog. >> yeah. >> whose dog is that? >> mine. >> it's my dog. >> no. >> [laughs] >> no, that's my dog. >> your dog, his dog? >> no, it's mine. >> oh. >> used to be my dog. >> no, it was ours, and she stays with me. >> oh. >> we were a couple for 20 years, but we

>> tom: a great guy! don't know anyone in the writing fraternity more respected than john lowe in everybody clubhouse he goes into, not just in detroit. >> joe: just a gentleman. >> harold: all you have to see is the hat and you knew who it was. >> joe: hard hit. hosm hosmer. davis. inning over. belt hits it hard again but hosmer showing what he can do. bottom of the eighth inning, game two, 7-2 kansas city. a ph.d. or an mba. n't ce everyone has questions about money. you know, i think about money kind of a lot. -money's freedom. -money's always on my mind. credit cards. -mortgage. -debt. it's complicated. it's not easy. i'm not a good budgeter. unfortunately, i'm a spender. i would love to learn more about finances. so there's questions about the world that all of us have, especially about money and finance. the goal of khan academy and better money habits and the partnership we're doing with bank of america is to give people the tools they need to empower themselves. deai am thirteen years old.ca, this

>> tom: new york newsday. >> joe: that picture used to be up in the press room at shea stadium. >> tomill there, unfortunately. every time you walk in the back of the box -- >> joe: i'm eric straton. >> harold: that looked like you were getting ready to audition for travolta, saturday night fever. >> tom: long time ago, fellows. >> joe: 2-2 pitch from vogelsong. >> harold: how crazy was it when the royals won in '85? >> tom: you think everybody is writing their stories about the cardinals writing the world series. a lot different than tonight. lot of drama back in game six then. >> joe: 3-2 to cain. it's outside. lead-off walk. the manager back then was dick houser. tonight's telecast is sponsored by the new samsung galaxy note iv. the next big thing is here by taco bell. sometimes you have to live mas. by mastercard shall any time, anywhere you use your mastercard, you get a priceless surprise. the beloved dick houser, the late dick houser, manager of the '85 championship royals, died in 1987 at the age of 55 from a brain tumor. steve horner, editorial consultant reminds us all-star i

i had some legitimate arguments, so i had to call tom is a, tom, this is not going to work.o that we had to figure how to proceed and how to get this whole thing done. someone came up with the idea and we met in the old senate chamber, which is a power place. i give a lot of thought to it, and i was the majority leader, a democrat from hawaii to open the session with a prayer, the kazaa i was in a little bible study group with because i was in a little bible study group with him. he gave us a really good outline and we started the discussion. i did not know how it was going to turn out and i don't think tom knew, either. finally, kennedy got up -- ted kennedy -- and made some suggestions on how we could proceed, and then phil gramm , a republican from texas, got up, and i realize they were saying the same thing. mack, wet from connie came up with the same thing. so we decided on a gram m-kennedy plan, said it was ted a liberal from massachusetts, and phil gramm, a conservative from texas, who came to an agreement. and when i was walking away with tom, i said, to you know wha

wouldn't know it. >> tom: no. really, the pitch count itself is a nonissue because he is so aggressive. he came into this game 70% strikes in the postseason and that is just crazy good. >> joe: here is pitch number 100. he has one out in the seventh. belt. now two out in the seventh. 12th straight retired by the giant left-hander. tonight's telecast is sponsored by bank of america. the official bank of major league baseball. by t-mobile. and by budweiser, the official beer of major league baseball. here is to budweiser. here's to baseball. here is salvador perez, 0 for 2. and just 4 out of 36 in the postseason. strike one. if bruce bochy wants to go to the bull pen, the giants may not have the flash that the royals have out of their pen, but they have effective guys, really no matter where you look. >> harold: this might be one of those games to give lincecum some work too. he hasn't pitched in a if you're going to go there, it may not be a bad time to maybe give him an opportunity. knowing you need him later. >>

wouldn't know it. >> tom: no. really, the pitch count itself is a nonissue because he is so aggressive. he came into this game 70% strikes in the postseason and that is just crazy good. >> joe: here is pitch number 100. he has one out in the seventh. belt. now two out in the seventh. 12th straight retired by the giant left-hander. tonight's telecast is sponsored by bank of america. the official bank of major league baseball. by t-mobile. and by budweiser, the official beer of major league baseball. here is to budweiser. here's to baseball. here is salvador perez, 0 for 2. and just 4 out of 36 in the postseason. strike one. if bruce bochy wants to go to the bull pen, the giants may not have the flash that the royals have out of their pen, but they have effective guys, really no matter where you look. >> harold: this might be one of those games to give lincecum some work too. he hasn't pitched in a if you're going to go there, it may not be a bad time to maybe give him an opportunity. knowing you need him later. >>

>> tom: a great guy! don't know anyone in the writing fraternity more respected than john lowe in everybody clubhouse he goes into, not just in detroit. >> joe: just a gentleman. >> harold: all you have to see is the hat and you knew who it was. >> joe: hard hit. hosm hosmer. davis. inning over. belt hits it hard again but hosmer showing what he can do. bottom of the eighth inning, game two, 7-2 kansas city. a ph.d. or an mba. n't ce everyone has questions about money. you know, i think about money kind of a lot. -money's freedom. -money's always on my mind. credit cards. -mortgage. -debt. it's complicated. it's not easy. i'm not a good budgeter. unfortunately, i'm a spender. i would love to learn more about finances. so there's questions about the world that all of us have, especially about money and finance. the goal of khan academy and better money habits and the partnership we're doing with bank of america is to give people the tools they need to empower themselves. deai am thirteen years old.ca, this

>> tom: new york newsday. >> joe: that picture used to be up in the press room at shea stadium. >> tomill there, unfortunately. every time you walk in the back of the box -- >> joe: i'm eric straton. >> harold: that looked like you were getting ready to audition for travolta, saturday night fever. >> tom: long time ago, fellows. >> joe: 2-2 pitch from vogelsong. >> harold: how crazy was it when the royals won in '85? >> tom: you think everybody is writing their stories about the cardinals writing the world series. a lot different than tonight. lot of drama back in game six then. >> joe: 3-2 to cain. it's outside. lead-off walk. the manager back then was dick houser. tonight's telecast is sponsored by the new samsung galaxy note iv. the next big thing is here by taco bell. sometimes you have to live mas. by mastercard shall any time, anywhere you use your mastercard, you get a priceless surprise. the beloved dick houser, the late dick houser, manager of the '85 championship royals, died in 1987 at the age of 55 from a brain tumor. steve horner, editorial consultant reminds us all-star i

tom daschle served as the senate leader from 1995 to 2005. trent lott was senate majority leader from 1996 to 2001. this event is courtesy of south dakota public broadcasting. >> it is great to be here tonight, back on a campus that seems both familiar and a little bit different from when i was here 30-some years ago. i think they built to buildings around -- two buildings around the old student union and i believe the new football practice is silly, you could have fit the student body, when senator daschle was here, in that facility. i am going to get to the point. dr. lee, make sure i did not bury the lead in dr. miller. and dr. hogan, who set lot of the ground rules here early. this is a dialogue. it is not a debate. but there will be differences. we hope to get into those tonight as we go forward. a year ago tonight, the government shutdown. it seems appropriate that we gather here, in this environment , and talk about partisanship and whether or not there is such a thing. the senate recently has been described as equipment of mass dysfun

>> joe: tom, you mentioned it, just to get it out there. if there is no home run tonight, it will be the first time there have been three straight world series games without a home run since 1948. >> tom: the indians and braves in boston. >> joe: that is outside. ball one to gregor blanco. >> tom: it's an exciting baseball. you said it, harold. the ball is in play. we have seen great defense and we have seen great base running. especially for the giants. great approach at the plate, especially with two strikes. >> joe: pablo sandoval quoting in the paper today, "we don't care about home runs. we care about runs." and they have proven that throughout october. >> tom: hensley meulens, said far too many strikeouts in this lineup, especially play in this ballpark i go back to felipe alou. the great giant said pop-outs can do nothing for me as a manager. the giants are not playing the game that a lot of teams do. >> joe: blanco. he is getting good swings against wade davis. >> harold: we are talking about them putting the ball in play and everyt

tom corbett. desperate and dishonest. >>> sixers tip it off for another season tonight on the road. >> the lowest payroll in the nba, the only thing they are competing for is the first overall pick. sixers fans will get their first look at nerlins noel. what can we expect from this team? >> we have to grow some people and bite our lip with some of them from time to time and you'll see turnovers from time to time but it will be exciting and it will be up and down the floor and exciting because they will play with a pride that we hope our fans are proud of, despite what our resume say and at times what our record says. >> most guys that tear their biceps have season ending injury but todd herriman is trying to tough it out for the game on sunday. it's a familiar nest for some of the birds and jaime apody has more. >> the cardinals game a distant memory as the eagles try to two step their bay back into the win column. >> we have to get serious for another road game, it's a tough atmosphere again. >>

. >> tom: watch the front foot, right foot of madison bumgarner.t will move before he steps back with the left foot. the flinch of the right foot is constituting the beginning of the delivery, then he must go ahead and throw the pitch. umpires on the field didn't notice but somebody did. yadier molina saw it right away. and he is going to continue the conversation with phil cuzzi saying, didn't you see it that? i saw it from third base. >> joe: bumgarner, staying in the ball game. he shatters his bat. two outs. >> harold: something just didn't look right. that's when you think about -- that did not look right. you know what i'm saying? when he started his motion and all of a sudden he's flinching. you immediately think balk. >> joe: meanwhile, a.j. pierzynski on the active roster came out to warm up seth maness because molina was involved in that last half inning and a.j. was on the home plate umpire saying they missed a balk. but i think you would expect that from a.j. whether it was a balk or not. gregor blanco against maness. strike one at the k

>> when we return, tom steyer's paradise.ning this huge ranch, how is it different than running a hedge fund, a $20 billion hedge fund? ♪ >> the northern california coast is one of the most picturesque places in the united states, so it is no wonder this is where billionaire tom steyer spends his time. a few miles inland from the pacific is the 1,800 acre ranch steyer and his wife kathryn taylor bought in 2002. only an hour outside of san francisco, it's a world away. buying this ranch, was it your idea or your wife's idea? >> i think you can only blame my wife for that one. originally we bought it because the land had been so misused, you could dump stuff here if you paid them a fee. there had been a d.e.a. raid. they had people -- >> why? >> i think they were growing dope. >> oh. running this huge ranch, how is it different than running a hedge fund, a $20 billion hedge fund? >> i'll tell you how it's the same and how it's incredibly different. it's the same in the sense that you think this looks like an asset, but it's act

. >> tom: watch the front foot, right foot of madison bumgarner.t will move before he steps back with the left foot. the flinch of the right foot is constituting the beginning of the delivery, then he must go ahead and throw the pitch. umpires on the field didn't notice but somebody did. yadier molina saw it right away. and he is going to continue the conversation with phil cuzzi saying, didn't you see it that? i saw it from third base. >> joe: bumgarner, staying in the ball game. he shatters his bat. two outs. >> harold: something just didn't look right. that's when you think about -- that did not look right. you know what i'm saying? when he started his motion and all of a sudden he's flinching. you immediately think balk. >> joe: meanwhile, a.j. pierzynski on the active roster came out to warm up seth maness because molina was involved in that last half inning and a.j. was on the home plate umpire saying they missed a balk. but i think you would expect that from a.j. whether it was a balk or not. gregor blanco against maness. strike one at the k

>> joe: tom, you mentioned it, just to get it out there. if there is no home run tonight, it will be the first time there have been three straight world series games without a home run since 1948. >> tom: the indians and braves in boston. >> joe: that is outside. ball one to gregor blanco. >> tom: it's an exciting baseball. you said it, harold. the ball is in play. we have seen great defense and we have seen great base running. especially for the giants. great approach at the plate, especially with two strikes. >> joe: pablo sandoval quoting in the paper today, "we don't care about home runs. we care about runs." and they have proven that throughout october. >> tom: hensley meulens, said far too many strikeouts in this lineup, especially play in this ballpark i go back to felipe alou. the great giant said pop-outs can do nothing for me as a manager. the giants are not playing the game that a lot of teams do. >> joe: blanco. he is getting good swings against wade davis. >> harold: we are talking about them putting the ball in play and everyt

look at the english on that tom. >> tom: wow, have we seen some defense in this game today, infield andou. that is one terrific athlete. >> harold: the panda. >> joe: when we talked to him before game two, he was proud of his hand/eye coordinatesion. we were asking him how do you do all of these things a guy can pitch left-handed how talent he is, what a good athlete he is. we loved here in san francisco in the final year of his contract. he said my hand/eye coordination is strong. he just showed it right there. a flyball into right. it will hang up off the bat of moustakas. the wind pushes it. two out. we look ahead to tomorrow night. on saturday night in san francisco, game four the starters, we are down to jason vargas, the left-hander against ryan vogelsong the right-hander. coverage begins at 7:30 eastern. that is it for affeldt. he faced four. he retired four. casilla coming in with infante coming up. ♪ ♪ this year, when you play monopoly at mcdonald's you're playing for more than one million dollars. you're playing for greatness. the game you love is back. play monopoly at mcdona

look at the english on that, tom. >> tom: wow, have we seen some defense in this game today, infield't let the body fool you. that is one terrific athlete. >> harold: the panda. >> joe: when we talked to him before game two, he was proud of his hand/eye coordination. we were asking him how do you do all of these things, a guy can pitch left-handed, how talent he is, what a good athlete he is. we loved here in san francisco in the final year of his contract. he said my hand/eye coordination is strong. he just showed it right there. a flyball into right. it will hang up off the bat of moustakas. the wind pushes it. two out. we look ahead to tomorrow night. on saturday night in san francisco, game four, the starters, we are down to jason vargas, the left-hander, against ryan vogelsong, the right-hander. coverage begins at 7:30 eastern. that is it for affeldt. he faced four. he retired four. casilla coming in with infante coming up. ♪ this year, when you play monopoly at mcdonald's you're playing for more than one million dollars. you're playing for greatness. the game you love is back.

nine months later, tom was born.iven the source, expectations were high. >> did your mother ride you a lot as a kid? >> yes. yes. my mom pushed me. you have more potential than this. you can do better. keep working, keep doing your homework. >> so she had certain expectations of you? >> yes. >> i just always felt he would be smart. there was something i just expected. >> because of -- >> and i think, yes. i'm sure that influenced me. >> while his mother was always driving tom forward, his father was noticeably absent from the home, growing more distant from him as time passed. what tom suspected but didn't know was that his dad wasn't his biological father. and the secret was close to coming out. >> i could tell that there was definitely a rift between me and my dad growing up. >> did you feel like you had much in common with your dad? >> no. we're two completely different people. >> is this going to be emotionally harder for him if i tell him? or harder for him if i don't tell him? >> i was 15 years old, i could tel

. >> tim: >> tom: i'm with you, harold.is making mistakes upper 90s fastball to the lefties. >> joe: first up, lorenzo cain. fastball to the lefties. >> joe: first up, lorenzo cain. how are you doing? 97. strike one. >> harold: pop in the glove. >> tom: the cross-fire action is a nightmare for a right-handed hitter. >> joe: strickland in aa, aaa and now in the big leagues. rookie right-hander is ready for the 0-1. no chance. strike two. >> tom: angles, angles, angles. gets it on the third base side of the ruben area crober and th working away from cain. >> joe: lorenzo has been hit by a pitch and drawn a walk and grounded out and trying to jump-start something here in the ninth. a strikeout starts the inning. at 98. three pitches. good to see hunter strickland come right back after working on things, the home runs. he takes care of cain. >> harold: >> tom: talks about it a lot, the angle. the angle that he is throwing from from one side to the other, that presents a difficult at-bat for a right-hander and why trouble with t

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tom was sacked just once. you see him make big play fless pocket.s is the first drive a bigged touchdown pass to vefreen cal, they got on the bort quickly. here's another one to vereen. another one to amendola in the pocket. you know, completions to everybody. he spread the ball around, edelman, gronk, it was lafell. tom brady played a very efficient and steady game. that's why they won the close one. rich: amendola with his first touchdown reception of the year. it's all clicking again. they won three in a rousm marshall: we didn't see the running game -- in a row: marshall: let me show you what it's like to have a back who can catch the ball, lined up as a receiver in the offense. for tom brady, it's great. catch him with regular personnel. in vereen on the outside. this safety this corner is going to sit and squat and pass him off to the next guy this safety gets caught looking at tom brady in the backfield. most running backs struggle catching this ball in the air down the field. look at the beautiful catch by shane vereen. if you're a quarterba

tom talked about where we are?f the decline that he talked about occurred under republican administrations. we were number one when we had a democratic governor, and we will be number one again with a democratic governor. >> moderator: mr. foley? foley: governor malloy receives very large contributions from unions, over $900,000 contributed by one of public sector unions to his independent expenditures supporting his campaign -- >> moderator: mr. foley, i have to cut you off. your three minutes are up for this question. mr. malloy, any more to say on this question? malloy: no. >> moderator: we're going to take another break. when we come back, more questions and closing statements from the candidates. stay with us. ♪ >> moderator: welcome back. our final question has to do with personality and character, and chris keating has the next question. >> mr. malloy, who has been the greatest influence on your decision to go into politics and why? malloy: well, my mother was. you know, i grew up with very serious learning

ball one, upstairs. >> tom: this is the toughest matchup for bumgarner. billy butler handles the ball inside extremely well. 3 for 7 with a home run off bumgarner. >> joe: breaking ball drops in for strike one. butler, tonight, 1 for 3. on the season, he hit nine home runs. has not gone deep this postseason. popped up, right side. will it stay in play? it does. two outs. brandon belt is there and the giants are one out away from their third world championship in five years. it's up to alex gordon. popped up, back and out of play. right now, even though the giants took the lead while affeldt was in there, the official scorer is telling us that the win would go to madison bumgarner which would make him 3-0 in this world series. here is the 0-1. that is in the air to left center. that ball is down and it gets past to the wall! gordon is going to dig for third! a mistake in the outfield and he will hold there with two outs >> harold: you see here. you talk about the mistake. he charged too hard. they are already playing no double and that is exactly what tens

ball one, upstairs. >> tom: this is the toughest matchup for bumgarner. billy butler handles the ball inside extremely well. 3 for 7 with a home run off bumgarner. >> joe: breaking ball drops in for strike one. butler, tonight, 1 for 3. on the season, he hit nine home runs. has not gone deep this postseason. popped up, right side. will it stay in play? it does. two outs. brandon belt is there and the giants are one out away from their third world championship in five years. it's up to alex gordon. popped up, back and out of play. right now, even though the giants took the lead while affeldt was in there, the official scorer is telling us that the win would go to madison bumgarner which would make him 3-0 in this world series. here is the 0-1. that is in the air to left center. that ball is down and it gets past to the wall! gordon is going to dig for third! a mistake in the outfield and he will hold there with two outs >> harold: you see here. you talk about the mistake. he charged too hard. they are already playing no double and that is exactly what tens

. >>> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. good morning, tom >> good morning. we have had this rain off and on overnight. it's beginning to come down a little bit harder as we get over the next hour or so. heavier downpours from the north and east of us. right now raining really hard around baltimore. there you see in the yellows and oranges and reds, that is tracking closer to us. in fact, it will be near the beltway, 95 and 29 in 50 minutes. before 7:00, northern suburbs and around the beltway from route 50 to 95, 29 over to 270, those heavy downpours will move in. scattered right lane. enough to make everything wet. wet roads, watch out for those wet leaves on your front steps when you're stepping outside on the sidewalks. also armed much of the region with the temperatures in the low to mid-50s. you'll need a jacket this morning. and an umbrella of course. low 50s throughout much of the morning. during the afternoon, walking home from the metro and school, the rain will be ending. the winds will get quite gusty. when they pick up and how strong they will ge

have you seen tom corbett's ads attacking me... get real. it's tom corbett who's been sticking it to the middle class on taxes. corbett cut a billion dollars from education... ...now almost 80% of school districts plan to raise property taxes. meanwhile, we're the only state that doesn't charge oil and gas companies an extraction tax. but corbett raised your gas taxes through the roof. i'm tom wolf, i'll be a governor who stands up for the middle class for a change. >>> when large companies want to give workers a perk it is usually a holiday bonus or extra vacation time but there are two giants stepping it up. apple and facebook have announced that they will pay to freeze, the eggs of their female employees. now it is a relatively new process that would allow women to have children later in life but some critics say the companies are pushing those women to put work, ahead of family. >> i think it is interesting, because it seems to me like it is almost like they are trying to get people not to take maternity leave. >> would you go for it. >>

tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >>> health officials in montgomery county say they are monitoring their first travellers from west african countries. the pair arrived home from liberia on october 28th. neither have any symptoms and are considered to be in the low risk category. both will be monitored daily by the health department until their 21 day incubation period ends. >> a nurse back from treating ebola patients in sierra leone walked out of her door today straight into the ongoing controversy over,000 handle those considered at risk. nbc 10 national correspondent jay gray has the details. >> reporter: out for a morning bike ride, nurse kaci hickox acknowledges she's unsure about the road ahead. >> waiting to hear from state of maine what they want to do. i hope we can continue negotiations. >> reporter: to this point though they have not. >> i'm going to use the legal provisions to the fullest extent that the law allows me. and i just hope that she recognizes that. >> reporter:

tom was sacked just once. you see him make big play fless pocket.s is the first drive a bigged touchdown pass to vefreen cal, they got on the bort quickly. here's another one to vereen. another one to amendola in the pocket. you know, completions to everybody. he spread the ball around, edelman, gronk, it was lafell. tom brady played a very efficient and steady game. that's why they won the close one. rich: amendola with his first touchdown reception of the year. it's all clicking again. they won three in a rousm marshall: we didn't see the running game -- in a row: marshall: let me show you what it's like to have a back who can catch the ball, lined up as a receiver in the offense. for tom brady, it's great. catch him with regular personnel. in vereen on the outside. this safety this corner is going to sit and squat and pass him off to the next guy this safety gets caught looking at tom brady in the backfield. most running backs struggle catching this ball in the air down the field. look at the beautiful catch by shane vereen. if you're a quarterba

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tom frieden will testify, after acknowledging there have been mistakes and missteps. among the questions he will likely need to answer, are hospitals across the country prepared to deal with another case of ebola? does there need to be an ebola czar? something a lot of lawmakers are calling for. does there need to be a travel ban put into effect? the white house has said a travel ban is not necessary. and has also said a czar is not necessary. but undoubtedly, those will be among the topics of conversation on capitol hill today. president obama continuing to say he has confidence in tom frieden and an outbreak in the united states is very unlikely. craig. >> kristen welker from the white house, thank you. dallas county commissioners are announcing travel restrictions on any health care worker who helped treat duncan before he died of ebola. the tom administrative official here in dallas county is leading the county's response to ebola.

recently, former senate leaders tom daschle of south dakota and tom daschle -- trent locke talk about working together during impeachment proceedings and after the september 11 attacks. he also talked about the upcoming midterm election. this event is courtesy of south dakota public broadcasting. i think they built to buildings .around -- two buildings around the old student union and i believe the new football practice is silly, you could have fit the student body, when senator daschle was here, in that facility. i am going to get to the point. dr. lee, make sure i did not bury the lead in dr. miller. and dr. hogan, who set lot of the ground rules here early. this is a dialogue. it is not a debate. but there will be differences. we hope to get into those tonight as we go forward. a year ago tonight, the government shutdown. it seems appropriate that we gather here, in this environment, and talk about partisanship and whether or not there is such a thing. the senate recently has been described as equipment of mass dysfunction. i think that is probably a pretty good description. the ra

also with us, former analyst and fbi director tom fuente. and also, the founder of the mountain survival school. it is really interesting to me, i don't think a lot of people realize this. because of the danger of law enforcement personnel in searching for this guy they were really only doing daylight searches, right? >> yeah, that is what i understand. and look, let's face it. if this guy knows that area and six weeks ago the average temperature was 65 degrees, plenty of food and water, yeah, of course, bunker down during the day and move at night. and that doesn't surprise me. the difference is, in the last six weeks, temperatures dropped about 35 degrees. dropping below zero at night. and that is going to wear on you. and that is probably why this guy started to seek shelter. the other thing is the picture you're showing. i'm seeing a guy with a relatively clean face, fairly clean shaven, which leads me to believe this guy probably was not roughing it that much more. >> that was my point early on. when i talked to tom fuentes, just from h

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tom, are you with me? >> can, we don't have tom. steve cardian, i still have you. i am getting handed information so i am -- bear with me as i read this cold. local law enforcement under the direction of the marysville police department will be holding swat training -- this was actually yesterday. this was yesterday. they held swat training yesterday in the area around the school district. so -- take a look at this as we're watching people running. just gives you chills seeing these students running one after another after another out of this school, steve. can you see what i'm seeing? >> no but i'm on a land line. >> we're seeing students run so i think to your point earlier they're trying to clear out the perimeter, the classes the classes to keep the students safe and they're likely trying to somehow communicate. often via text message or e-mail to parents of these students to go to x location. as soon as we get that information for you, parents, we'll pass it to you. but steve, again, the priority of the law enforcement as we saw them walking back and forth, th

>> meteorologist tom kierein is here with your forecast. good morning, tom.