van jones, is chris christie back?e same kind of bullying and blustering that got him in trouble before, that made his staff think it's okay to shut down bridges, here you have it again. you have an american hero, a nurse who risked her life to stop ebola there, she comes back. this guy, against all recommendations, creates his own instant quarantine and has now made nurses and doctors around the country terrified to go and stop this thing over there. which means he's actually making it more likely that ebola will wind up here. >> oh, come on. >> if he were a true leader, if he were a true leader he would stand up and say i want the nurses and the doctors of my state to come to me by the hundreds. we're going to send you over there. when you come back we're going to make sure you're in good shape and we're going to beat that thing over there. instead he's grandstanding and making us less safe and it's disgusting. he should be ashamed of himself. >> are you going to lev that i that same criticism against democratic gove

van jones, i have to ask you this.and what mark is saying about energizing the electorate for obama, but it did not seem like a wise move for the president to put his agenda front and center. >> we have to get the base going. the other thing, we can't let them get away with bashing obama. hey, you know, government is always your enemy until you need a friend. this ebola thing is the best argument you can make for the kind of government that we believe in. a year ago ted cruz shut down america's government, shut down the cdc over shenanigans. what if that happened this year? you got to start putting the republicans on the defensive for the fact that they believe you can take a wrecking ball to america's government and never pay a price. obamacare means that 8 million people who couldn't have gone to the doctor last year, if they feel sick today, they can go see the doctor. the democrats have to start talking like that. >> but, peggy, that does not seem to be top of mind of voters right now and certainly the campaign, at

joining me is ben ferguson and van jones.sa and jamaal pulled over, you heard their story for not wearing a seatbelt. what did you make of the interview? >> very powerful interview. the little girl broke my heart, how scared sunny was. probably will have ramifications for the rest of her life. so many children of color have that. it is very hard for the mainstream society to understand the impact on a child of this kind of thing happening, way too often. why were the police trying to get the i dent fi kags of a passenger pulled over -- identification of a passenger pulled over. there is no reason. >> police officers who make legal traffic stops are allowed to ask passengers inside a stpd vehicle for identification, request, if they exit the vehicle for officer safety without requirement of reasonable suspicion. >> but again they have that. they have that right. why would you exercise it. even george w. bush's department of justice said that this kind of activity is negative. >> ned ed to get ben in. this is excessive force, w

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him, van jones. do you remember? prominents official in the obama administration who wasn't really noterly vetted, certainly by the media, but wielded tremendous influence. started tornalists uncover all of this information from his past. the riotsement during of rodney king in l.a., him being in prison, saying he's a socialist. he had actually said these green a tool totiatives are redistribute wealth to impoverished african-american communities. it wasn't reported by the mainstream media. up.n beck picked it the first story the new york resigns. was van jones before that, they didn't even touch it. never would have happened in the mainstream the media. former congressman bob a major year10 was for republicans sweeping control of congress. was consideredge probably the safest democrat in the country, in a rural north carolina district. the state republican party wasn't even going to put up a nominee against him. tea party activist, elmers, a nurse, decided that's not right. i'm going to run against my congressman. t

the surgeon general should be taking the lead. >> van jones, dying to get in here. it is true.hat's where the politics in all of this. there is no surgeon general. perhaps a person who can come out. j he doesn't give the orders. he can say here is where we are on this. >> much more importantly. very ironic, i was called the green job czar for the president at that time. republicans said the czars were terrible. we should not have any czars. >> thank you for bringing that up. >> so now sudden lely, criticiz for not having czars. >> you are a tv czar, van. let me tell you why it is important. everybody else who is involved right now has other responsibilities. there is nobody in the government whose job is to deal with ebola. we need some one. >> well, if you had a surgeon general. you could task him with that or her with that. problem. right now nobody in the government whose only job is. i think there should be some one appointed. surgeon general. >> have to get to sanjay. if we did have one, how would a surgeon general help in this particular situation. would a surgeon general

van jones, cnn political contributor. , why are you running away from the president? how can that be a good strategy in what kind of democrats are you? you're democants. >> most of the elections are being held in deep red state territory where romney did very, very well. situation like that there's no reason to bring in the president of the united states. they want to talk about obama. we should be talking about minimum wang and they are. we're talking about obama, talking about student loans. they talk about obama, with he talk about reproductive rights for women. that's appropriate thing to do for the party. >> why not talk about the things? >> because he's not popular in the places. where is he popular he's on the radio and doing things where he is popular. listen, this is politics. this is math. if the president's going to help your numbers you use him. if he's not, you don't use him. that's pure politics. >> let's look at the poll. ana, your team wants this to be a referendum on all things obama, but put up the poll t

below him, van jones. do you remember?an jones was a prominent official in the obama administration who wasn't really properly vetted, certainly not by the media, but wielded tremendous influence. citizen journalists started to uncover all of this information from his past. his involvement during the riots of rodney king in l.a., him being in prison, saying he's a socialist. he had actually said these green energy initiatives are a tool to redistribute wealth to impoverished african-american communities. it wasn't reported by the mainstream media. glenn beck picked it up. the first story the new york times ran was van jones resigns. before that, they didn't even touch it. never would have happened in the age of just the mainstream media. former congressman bob etheridge, 2010 was a major year for republicans sweeping control of congress. but bob etheridge was considered probably the safest democrat in the country, in a rural north carolina district. the state republican party wasn't even going to put up a nominee against h

van jones found a strategy to help democrats win this november. >> this ebola thing is the best argumentthis ebola thing is the best argument you can make. we're going to tell you what m jones is saying straight ahead. >> don't give away too much, steve.

joining me to have a big conversation about this, former adviser to the president, van jones and the man himself who penned that peace, david mailer, former aide and top adviser at the state department and the author of "the end of greatness why america can't have and doesn't want another great president." gentlemen, thanks for coming on. >> pleasure. >> glad to be here. >> aaron, to you first. you detail these three elements that lead to presidential greatness. a crisis, character, and capacity necessary to achieve said greatness. why do you think the president is falling short? >> in a minute. let me make one point. this is not just an r thing or d thing. i voted for rs and ds. this conversation about greatness is an american thing. and the dividing line on this question shouldn't be between left and right, liberal conse e conservati conservative, democrat. we need to start getting smart on reducing and lowering the expectations that we have for our presidents. here's a guy, all right. rode into town recreating part of the train journey that lincoln took from springfield. sworn in

. >> van jones said the black community doesn't have the corner on jealousy.s are going to hate. there's something to that. there's going to be grades of how people feel about things and what a true irish person is, a true jewish person, a true person of faith. >> the difference when it comes to the african-american community is because ours has a tint of violence tied to the community as a whole. it erodes us and has prevented us from making the advancements we need to make. i've heard the, you're not black enough, you speak too well. you have to ignore those people. but some people buy into it and they fought back because they don't want to be perceived as being white or not black enough. because we have that violence and it's detrimental to our education, we need to talk about it in a different way than other groups who have the haters. >> lz, glad you could come on and talk about this with us today. >> great to see you. >> you had to make it better -- >> i like that. >> i'm going to talk volcanos because of that. want to take you to hawaii. one of the worl

. >>> "outfront" tonight, van jones, a former member of the obama administration and kneel brunt regehrhe st. louis police officers association. van, i want to start with you. police say the young man was armed but you don't trust them? >> here is the problem. we are now in a situation where people don't trust the law enforcement. especially african-americans. is there a video. is there a nonpolice witness? i want to hear that first. and part of what is happening now, you are seeing a whole break down of trust. the local prosecutor in ferguson who is throwing this case and the governor of the state is nowhere to be seen and that is why you see people reacting this way. if the facts are true, that this person is shooting at a cop. no one should support that kind of action but no one can trust what law enforcement is saying and that is a tragedy. >> neal, do you think the police officer was justified and do you trust their version of the story? >> yes, i do. and look, we don't always have independent witnesses or cameras, but what we do have is physical evidence. and what we know from the

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van jones, remember that one who called republicans the a word and not awesome?kevin jennings, the safe cool czar. herb allison was the t.a.r.p. czar. elizabeth warren, remember her? the one-one thousandth of whatever fraction, she was the native american? well, she was also on there as the consumer czar. carol browner was the global warming czar. so as judge points out, not a good history with czars not just in russia, but here. >> a global warming czar. i mean, this is, this is -- >> someone who can actually stop global warming with their magical fingers. >> what exactly is this czar going to do? absorb all of the ebola virus into his chest like a superhero? information czar is the one i love because that's the one thing we're not getting, is information. >> and that's a good point. i spoke with tommy thompson yesterday, former governor of wisconsin, also the former head of health and human services who's been very outspoken, very critical of this administration's handling of ebola. he just tweeted this out moments ago. he said, quote: appointing a political eb

below him, van jones -- remember obama's green job czar. van jones was a prominent official in the obama administration who wasn't really properly vetted-not by the media, but wielded tremendous influence. activists across the country started to uncover all of this information from his past, his involvement during the riots. these green energy initiatives are a tool to redistribute wealth to impoverished african-american communities. it was not reported by the mainstream media. started peeking up traction online. glen beck picked it up. it never would have happened in the age of the main stream media. and 2010 was a majorror for republicans sweeping control of congress, but bob etheridge was considered probably the safest democratic incumbent in a rural district. and the republican party wasn't going to put up an opponent against him. the tea party said that's not right, i'm going to run against my congressman, and thank god she did. he was asked about his vote on obamacare, and rather than responding he grabbed the student by the arm and s

as my friend van jones said, if blacks don't vote, greens don't win. and if you're a person of color, let's grasp the role of responsibility that history has presented us. the bible says the rejected stone will be the cornerstone of the new order. let's use that cornerstone to build a new social structure in america that we can all be proud of. a structure of opportunity, equality and justice for all. thank you very much. [ applause ]. >> today at the city club of cleveland, we are listening to a friday forrum featuring steve phillips, president and co-founder of power pac. we'll return to our speaker in a moment for our traditional city club question and answer period. and i would ask that you storm formulating your questions now and try to keep them brief and to the point to get as many questions in as all of you are and those joining us via broadcast, wcpn and 104.9, wciv, or one of the many broadcast partners we have at the city club. broadcasts are made possible by cleveland state university and pnc and our live web casts are supported by universi

van jones found a strategy to help democrats win this november. >> this ebola thing is the best argument you can make. >> this ebola thing is the best argument you can make. we're going to tell you what m jones is saying straight ahead. >> don't give away too much, steve. vice president joe biden was busy this weekend apologizing, once on saturday and once on sunday as well. and he's got somebody else to talk to and apologize to. he doesn't have time for that. too bad it is not a three-day weekend. and it is nothing to laugh about. on a positive note, mornings are better with friends. >> hello. this is valerie harper and you are watching "fox & friends." >> thank you, rhoda, one of our pals from tv land. welcome folks. another busy week from the news station. >> we thank you for being with us this morning. a lot to bring you. >> let's begin, a fox news alert. another possible case of ebola popping up now in delaware as the c.d.c. continues to say we will stop the deadly virus, and in just a few hours an american journalist infected with the deadly disease lands in nebraska for treatment.

i brick in van jones and kevin madden, a safe distance away in washington. ouing it ted cruz senator from texas admittedly no fan of the president said about ebola. he wrote a letter to the faaq "due to the obama administration's unclear approach to addressing the threat of the ebola virus, americans particularly the texans who possibly have been exposed deserve specific answers to how the administration is addressing travel to and from the countries impacted by the disease." he said the unclear approach to the threat of addressing ebola, is that fair? >> it's certainly not fair coming from ted cruz. government is always the enemy until you need a friend. ted cruz helped shut america's government down, this time last year, including the cdc. luckily he wasn't engaged in those shenanigans this year because it turns out you need cdc, you need america's government. i'm concerned there is nothing bad that can happen to america that a certain section of republicans won't try to use to attack the president. the good thing about this country right now three things,

as my friend van jones said, if blacks don't vote, greens don't win. and if you're a person of color, let's grasp the role of responsibility that history has presented us. the bible says the rejected stone will be the cornerstone of the new order. let's use that cornerstone to build a new social structure in america that we can all be proud of. a structure of opportunity, equality and justice for all. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> today at the city club of cleveland, we are listening to a friday forum featuring steve phillips, president and co-founder of power pac. we'll return to our speaker in a moment for our traditional city club question and answer period. and i would ask that you start formulating your questions now and try to keep them brief and to the point so we can get as many questions in as possible. we welcome all of you here and those joining us via broadcast. broadcasts are made possible by cleveland state university and pnc and our live web casts are supported by university of akron. one week from today, january 17, the city club

million dollars he would do reinjury, one of my personal views i heard a gentleman say this before van jones and i have taken it on sense which is we need to incentivize wardens to reduce the prison population. currently we have like jeanne who are incredible and they have no incentive to be incredible other than the business of their heart but our prison system as it stands right now actually encourages more people to be locked up. we need to switch that system to where we are discouraging people being locked up and encouraging wardens and others to reduce the prison population. i think then we strike some sort of a balance because yes the numbers on their surface show is easier and less costly to educate folks that it is to incarcerate but we are also talking about losing a substantial amount of jobs that the system has unfortunately created. so part of this dialogue is how do we replace those jobs? >> and i think having performance-based funding is really a way to get to that. i have little to say about -- but when you get money out to other counties or to the prison system and tie it to

as my friend van jones said, if blacks don't vote, greens don't win. and if you're a person of color, let's grasp the role of responsibility that history has presented us. the bible says the rejected stone will be the cornerstone of the new order. let's use that cornerstone to build a new social structure in america that we can all be proud of. a structure of opportunity, equality and justice for all. thank you very much. [ applause ]. >> today at the city club of cleveland, we are listening to a friday forrum featuring steve phillips, president and co-founder of power pac. we'll return to our speaker in a moment for our traditional city club question and answer period. and i would ask that you storm formulating your questions now and try to keep them brief and to the point to get as many questions in as all of you are and those joining us via broadcast, wcpn and 104.9, wciv, or one of the many broadcast partners we have at the city club. broadcasts are made possible by cleveland state university and pnc and our live web casts are supported by universi

$1 million he would do reentry, one of my personal views on a heard a gentleman said this before, van jonesd i've taken it on sense, which is we need to incentivize wharton's to reduce their prison population. currently, you have wardens like jeanne who are incredible, and they have absolutely no incentive to be incredible other than from the goodness of heart, right? what our prison system as it stands right now with privatization and other things out to introduce more people to be locked up. we need to switch that system to where we are actually discouraging people being locked up and encouraging wardens and with us to reduce the prison population. i think then we strike some sort of the ballots because yes, the numbers on their surface show that yes, it's easier and less costly to educate folks than it is to incarcerate, but we are also talking about losing a substantial amount of jobs that this system has unfortunately created. support of this dialogue is how do we replace those jobs as well. >> i think have a performance-based funding is really a way to get to that. when you give the m

. >> van allegedly led police to six more female bodies in abandoned homes including 35-year-old anita jones who was reported missing october 8th by her family. on facebook, hammond mayor tomas mcdermott jr. called van an admitted serial killer who he says admitted to a couple of homicides in hammond in 1994 or 1995 and hammond police indicated there could be more names and bodies to come. >> his level of cooperation in the things he has told us would indicate possible other victims could surface. >> meanwhile, the mayor of gary says the city is looking through its list of missing people to see if there is anyone that might fit the profile of van's alleged victims. for abc 7 news, los angeles. >> after 11 years of abuse at the hands of her kidnapper you'd expect michelle knight to be angry or perhaps resentful. instead, the 33-year-old ohio woman says she is at peace. >> to forgive that person for all the wrongdoing that they for the people who didn't look for me i forgive them too because it wasn't their fault >> knight and two other women escaped from castro's home in cleveland last year.

. >> reporter: van allegedly led police to six more female bodies in abandoned homes, including 35-year-old anith jonested missing october 8th by her family. on facebook, hammond mayor thomas mcdermott jr. called van an admitted serial killer who he scizz admitted to a couple of homicides in hammond back in '94 or '95. hammond police indicated there could be more names and bodies to come. meanwhile, the mayor of gary says the city is looking at its list of missing people to see if there's anyone else that might fit the profile of van's alleged victims. t.j., reena? >> john, thank you. >>> a new medical study as we close in on cold and flu season. new research indicates parents make dosage errors when it comes to giving medicine to their kids. most of those medical errors occur before a child's first burth day. 97% of them occur at home. doctors say the easiest way to avoid mangi imaking mistakes isl your pediatrician. >> those little measuring cups. you give them the liquid version. you have to measure. that can be kind of scary. >> totally scary. on some cold and flu and medicines for kids under 2 the

darren vann ace accused of strangling 35 years old annette jones, her body was found in an abandon house on saturday. vanarance for murder of oscar, who was found strange told death in a motel. police say after his arrest vann led them to the bodies of washington university psychiatrist who studied serial killers jeffery dalmer who sees similarities between the two men. >> there is clearly gratification of some kind involved, it may be very, you know, it is considerable deviant. >> during the court appearance vann accuse todd speak and was found in contempt of court. he has another hearing set for next week. >>> a two-year old girl accused of stabbing her friend, mythical character slender man was in court today. a knees a royer walk into the courtroom in chains. she is accused, with another girl of stabbing a friend, 19 times, last spring. last month she underwent a series of exams, today, a judge announce that had doctors found her competent and the case should move forward. her lawyer immediately challenge that assessment. >>> move over pumpkin spice, star bucks is to about to introduce a new drink fo

van guard real estate investment trust, that's up about 5% just since october 9th, and then there's the dow jones, the spdr one, so all of these real estate -- >> those are reitetfs? >> yes, real estate visit trusts, so funds that track the real estate indices, so investors were looking for yield maybe in a low-interest rate environment, and those were star standouts ever since those markets hit dips. >> dominic, thank you very much. >>> as you know, the stock market is rallying today on strong earnings, but at&t is the latest big cap to record disappointing results. this followed weak numbers from mcdonald's coca-cola and ibm earlier this week. is there something wrong with some of the large caps right now? joins me is equity strategist and content, chief investment officer for pioneer investments. joins us as well. he oversees all equity and fixed income strategies at that firm. gentlemen, welcome. so phil, we did have real will good earnings today, but earlier in the week, we had those troubled spots, in some of the bluest of the blue chips. does that worry you at all? >> it doesn't. i think s

van marsh, cbs news. >>> president obama was in chicago to do his civic duty as a voter this week. he met some neighbors during early voegt and two of them bantered with the president. mike jonesest or demand of the president of the united stat united states. >> i really wasn't planning on it. >> i am sorry. please excuse it. >> he was nice about it but the president couldn't resist a parting shot. >> give me a kiss to give him something to talk about. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the colorado teenagers who may have been trying to join isis. bob orr has the latest from washington. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> today it is woed october 22nd i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm's quarter von tiehl. here are stories we are following today. new this morning flames gut several homes in hunting pennsylvania park, but the big story is hero who hell save the lives of the people living there. >>> first a hazing scandal cancels the football season in a new jersey high school and now coaches are learning how their jobs air affect. >>> courageous teen p

bodies in abandoned homes, including 35-year-old anith jones who was reported missing october 8th by her family. on facebook, hammond's mayor called van an admitted serial killer who he says admitted to a couple homicides in hammond in 1994 or '95. police indicated there could be more names and bodies to come. >> his level of cooperation and the things he's told us would indicate possible other victims could surface. >> reporter: the mayor of gary says the city is looking through its list of missing people to see if there is anyone else that might fit the profile of his alleged victims. john ehrlichman, abc news, los angeles. >>> the centers for disease control and prevention have released new guidelines for the way health workers should gear up to treat ebola patients. the guidelines call for no part of the body to be exposed. it also calls for trained monitor to supervisor when workers put on and take off the protective wear. hospitals should repeatedly practice and train with their staffs. marcy gonzalez has the latest developments from dallas, texas. >> reporter: given the all-clear, today 43 people who had contact with ebola vict

van marsh, cbs news. >>> president obama was in chicago to do his civic duty as a voter this week. he met some neighbors during early voting and two of them bantered with the president. mike jonesest or demand of the president of the united states. >> he was nice about it but the president couldn't resist a parting shot. >> give me a kiss to give him something to talk about. >> take care. >> night. night. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the colorado teenagers who may have been trying to join isis. bob orr has the latest from washington. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com a broader mix of energies, world needs to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that's why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. griego. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, october 22. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is nearly 4:30. happy to have you on board. we

van... and a maroon four door vehicle. no one is in custody. there's a bond hearing this afternoon for this man, lorenzo jones, after police say fired a high-powered rifle at a c-t-a train. it happened late yesterday morning on the la salle street blue line subway platform. police caught him a short time later. investigators say jones fired five times... but he was carrying 60 rounds of ammunition. no one was hit. jones faces several felony counts. he already has a long criminal record. chicago police now say, a total of 40 shots were fired in an englewood shootout between daniel brown is charged witht. murder, because tuesday's shootout resulted in the death of a friend. it's not clear who fired the fatal shot. police captain ed kulbida, who was shot in the jaw, is recovering at home. a second officer was wounded in the leg. a bolingbrook teenager's detention hearing has been prosecutors say muhammed khan plotted to travel to iraq or syria to join "isis." he was arrested at o'hare. when prosecutors asked that the hearing be closed to the media and the public, khan's attorney objected, and said iou be open to all. governor quinn and challenger bru

van, bringing the total number of victims to seven. againi beginning of locations of where they were found, 413 east 43rd avenue, resident anith jones.avenue, victim identified as 28-year-old gary resident terry baty. unidentified african-american female. the fourth one, 4300 connecticut, identified as gary resident, christine williams. and two victims found together, 400 east 43rd avenue, two unidentified african-american females. all of the victims were found in gary except the one obviously at motel 6 in the city of hammond. during his initial arrest in the city of gary, mr. van told police officers at the scene that he had messed up by not committing -- by committing the crime in hammond and was surprised how quickly he was located after the incident. the six gary incidents of suspected homicide are being investigated for possible future charges. murder charges are being sought by the hammond police today for the hammond incident. motel 6 in hammond has cooperated with hammond in the past involving criminal investigations, many of them involving backpage.com and is considered a reputable business in the city of hammond. i would l