. >> and i'm jim vance. that rocket was supposed to go to the international space jim handly has new details just in. >> reporter: right now, the fires up and down the beach caused by that explosion are just burning out as crews mark off wide debris fields. they'll be back out at first light tomorrow to get an even closer look. but first, let's take you back 4 1/2 hours to the beginning of that fateful launc everything seemed fine until about 12 seconds in when the rocket began to slow and then the massive explosion. at a joint press conference about an hour ago, we learned as the rocket began to fall back to earth, a destruct command was sent causing the rocket to frank culbertson of orbital sciences which was directing the mission describes the order. >> there was disassembly of the first stage. then it fell to earth. we observed the failure of the telemetry. and after this the destruct command was se i don't know the exact timing. but i believe they sent it before it hit the ground. >> nasa is warning the

and we'll have music from vance joy. [ cheers and applause ] very exciting. viewers at home may not know, before every show, i take role just to make sure everyone in the audience is sitting in their correct seats. i did not have time to do it before the monologue tonight. so, if you don't mind, i'm just going to take role real quick now. so, we will get started. first up, james rodgers. >> yeah, uh, here. but actually, i go by jim. >> seth: okay. jim. i will jot that down. let's see. claire benson. >> oh, here. but actually, i go by claire bear, so -- >> seth: okay. all right, sure. [ laughter ] claire bear it is. done and done. let's see. ben smith? >> uh, present. but i like to go by my full name, benogligan smithogligan. [ laughter ] ben is short for benogligan and smith is short for smithogligan, so, uh -- benogligan smithogligan. >> seth: so, you'd rather go by benogligan smithogligan than just ben smith. >> yesogligan. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] amanda gibbons? >> here! but i go by pizza killer. >> seth: why is that? >> you wouldn't know it to look at

and an important you make, vance. they have got 800 private contractors working out of this area there. at wallops island. so a lot of it has shifted into private hands right now. and we mentioned cignus providing resources and they're responsible for this thing. this mission that went horribly wrong here. just look at the pictures. the split screen. we've got a live on one side, and then just about 25 minutes ago, we have the explosion there. let's listen in. we've got some more audio coming in. >> suffering an accident shortly after liftoff. declaring a mishap. currently working to secure the area, and all of the data from their consoles as they collected from the telemetry to use in coming investigations. the launch director confirming no personnel unaccounted for. so no injuries. the team continuing to secure both the vehicle site and their data. we will continue to bring you updates here on the air and on our website at nasa.gov/orbital as they become available. >> no personnel involved? >> ldofi. right now we've

. >> reporter: karen vance just graduated and hopes to transition from a cocktail waitress to a higher paying job. >> i'm confident that i will find one. i'm confident in the skills that i've learned here. >> reporter: all agree there's no quick fix, but it's one important step towards leveling the playing field. omar villafranca, cbs news, jennings, missouri. >>> why did the secret service send agents to a private home in maryland? i'm andrea mccarren at the white house, the latest on a new government investigation into their conduct coming up. >> reporter: it's been four days since human remains were found in charlottesville. are they those of hannah graham? we take you inside to search. >> reporter: i'm stephanie ramirez in d.c. talking with the director of ddot on the new construction and changes on military road and the 6 decent street bridge. that's coming up he -- 16th street bridge. that's coming up next. >>> more scrutiny from the secret service and it involves a controversial mission that unfolded in maryland. thank you for joining us.

vice president and the manager of the eaton vance bond fund also with us, mia saini. easing, no surprise it was supposed to come to an end. --k to me first language talk to me first about the language. considerable time low rate pledge. >> and little bit. maybe it was a compromise. we don't have the hawkish dissenters dissenting this time. it is interesting that has remained and yet we don't have those packages center -- those hawkish dissenters. we saw some nervousness in the equity markets last week, very low interest rates in the u.s. and a lot of that has to do with the international situation, which has gotten worse and continues to deteriorate, i should say. i think the fed is somewhat concerned about the impact, even though they haven't said so explicitly. the other thing is what is happening with the labor market and the concern that there is still very uneven results even though we have very low unemployment rate. >> talk to me about that nuanced language. were you surprised that the fed was -- i guess you would call it in the middle there? was it is surprise

it is in the pacific, but tropical storm vance. there it is. >> but it's not a hurricane yet. >> it's not a hurricane. it's expected to be one. it could be the strongest of all time. >> is that right? >> no, that's not true. [ laughter ] >> it's supposed to increase maybe up to category one status but it will weaken as it moves back up to mexico. tropical storm mexico. take a look at this. we've got temperatures 53 degrees. winds at the northwest at 7 miles an hour. 43 in leesburg, 49 in menassas. we do have a few clouds. no rain across the region. clouds making their way in from the west. we're warmer back toward the mountain. 49 back toward winchester. we've got the clearing skies around menassas. things are cooler. west, there's not a whole lot of rain associated with this. temperatures tomorrow, we'll be cool, kind of like where they were today, into the mid to upper 50s, to around 60 degrees, depending on where you are. we'll see a mix of sunshine early, then some more cloud cover during the afternoon. not bad. your halloween

vance rent congressman mcallister joins us. in 45 second, what do you think is an appropriate response here? >> well, let me say thanks for all of you joining in tonight. i know you could be watching something like "dancing with the stars," but you're watching us. so let's get straight to it. i'm congressman vance mcallister. if you don't know who i am, god bless you i'd love neat you. i've been to the briefings and seen what's coming out of affairs. we're doing what we can. the c.d.c. should have done better and could have done better, but it's not a complete outbreak and we're doing everything we can to control it. the problem is right now with the funding, secretary kerry just asked the other day for a billion dollars redirected funds to it. we looked to the c.d. crfrpblts and some of the things going on, it's ridiculous some of the things the government is doing. we have to control -- we're funding $2.9 million to find out why lesbians are obese or why elderly are not joining a championship. i can list on and on. 64,000 gra

[video clip] vance mcallister's personal issues are well-known. what is less known is how liberal he has been in washington. he voted for about -- for government that raise taxes and increased spending. these as they are passed repealing obamacare. the more you know, the worse it gets. another example of outside money in the election. in this case that obamacare is not being used in the same way as it typically is used. this is a very conservative group attacking an incumbent republican expanding medicaid. this is a fascinating race on multiple fronts, but especially because you have vance mcallister running against another republican for the seat, meaning that the voters who essentially decided the race were democrats in the special election. so, mcallister, in pledging to , he wasedicaid support cleverly going after democratic voters to win the election. is the club for growth trying to hammer him for that, thinking that this race will that theydeeper or can use it as an effective line of attack in the november election. going back to the issue

. >>> remember vanc vance mcallister, he was caught making out with a woman who is not his wife. he was forgiven by his wife, and he has inlisted help from the tv show of "duck dynasty." >> hey, louisiana, guns brought us here. guns will keep us here. that's why i'm voting for him. >> bibles and guns will keep us here. i can't wait to ask michael shure about that one. >> there you go. >> and can you imagine charlie crist who has taken $90,000 from strip club owners. he's running an attack ad featuring images of a prostitute. >> when they call on you to return that money if not for any other reason but the sexism. why have you not returned that money? >> we got it from a management company. >> now that you're aware of the source of the money, do you think it's appropriate to return it? >> no, i don't. >> you wonder why voters get so sick of election ads. >> isis gaining ground. terrorists committing mass murder. ebola inside the u.s. americans alarmed by national security. what is president obama doing? making plans to bring terrorists from guantanamo to our country. >> but it's n

being dubbed the kissing congressman. >> vance mcalister issued a statement saying he's fallen shortks forgiveness. the woman in the surveillance video is a married female staffer. >> but, after vowing not to run again, he changed his mind. not a sing person in the city near the mississippi border nor any other event takes mcalister's task for locking lips last december. >>> so, is there a gap between the politician's personal life? >>> terry, what do you think about this? so this infraction, this is a bad thing to do. bad thing to do to your staff. a bad thing to do to the woman that you're married to. it's bad. we all agree. don't do that. it was seen as this massive scandal. obviously, can't run again. he's just putting it to the test of the voters. what do you think? >> i guess whether politicians like it or not, their personal conduct matters to the voters. honestly, whether opposition voters like it or not, there is a scandal that is the be all and end all. bob livingston from louisiana is a notable example of an individual who lost his seet in congress because of his personal

"it's amazing my dad said that were going to win because baumgartner" in may and vance said that the series is a long way from over. it will be a battle in kansas city. there was one glitch to the it happened during the national anthem tonight. rock singer aaron lewis botched the star spangled banner. by jumping the gun on one line. here's a listen. .so gallantly streaming. as you can see tim lincecom grimacing. uh, that was the wrong lyric to but, hey lewis kept going and finished up the famous tune.like he meant it to be that way. looking ahead. the giants can clinch their third world series title in five years as early as tuesday in kansas city. the start time for that game is 5:07. jake peavy will take the mound for the giants in that game. for the latest on the giants world series coverage visit kron-4 dot com and follow us on facebook and twitter. new information tonight about a man police believe killed two c- h-p officers in northern california. luis bracamonte was deported twice from the u-s to mexico. he was also arrested in arizona for drug charges. bracamonte was able to

what vance just talked about. in the past two weeks, rushed for 70 yards and 26 carries. lack of production on the ground surprising to morris' teammates who know if they can get him going, the offense is going to be much better. >> i don't remember him having a back-to-back game like this ever. i don't even -- going back to college before he got drafted, looking at his stats. i think he had 29 the week before. that not who we are. >> any time you run football, it's going to take pressure off the passing game and be a much more consistent way of producing yards and points and time of possession and all those things that are important. so if we can run the football, it's going to really help. >> get in a situation where you're second and eight, well, everyone knows probably pass is coming the next play. so we'll back up a little bit. but we need to get four or five yards on the first down to make the defense keep guessing, as opposed to expecting what's next. >> yeah. fantasy football players, i would say play alfred morris this weekend. i have a feeling he's going to be r

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>> reporter: yeah, vance, a big game for the capitals. this year this team is getting physical, thanks to one of their newest players. >>> plus, alex ovechkin is a great player on the ice. but off the ice, well -- ♪ there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or was it that tree? (man) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. wothe way als dismantles someone like stuarty. is so painful. embryonic stem cells have so much promise, but barbara comstock voted to ban that research funding even though conservatives like nancy reagan support it. that takes away hope for a cure -- but also, for families like ours, who just wanted a little more time. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. on my journey across america, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas if they want "big" savings on car insurance, it's a bit like asking if they want a

i'm congressman vance mcallister. if you don't know who i am, god bless you. would love to meet you. i have seen what is coming out. the cdc should have done better. they could have done better. it is not a complete outbreak yet and we are doing everything we can to make sure to control it. the problem right now is with funding. secretary kerry asked for $1 billion of redirected funds to it. things the cdc and some are going on and it is ridiculous what the government is doing. we are putting $2.9 million to ,ind out why lesbians are obese two main dollars to find out why the elderly are not joining the choir. grants are not being accounted for that we have to take care of. >> the last candidate to answer is ed tarpley. what do you think the response should be? >> i think the nation'

but for the rebels making their ad vance, it's a different story. >> akmed is the civilian face for the group. armed with his klasnikov and political spin, his group now controls northern yemen and is expanding to the south. he says they are not trying to sees power. >> in order to continue our revolution and making it succeed, we need to target forces of corruption along with other political forces. this is what our popular committees are doing. we don't want to cease power or control areas rather than protecting it. the houthis swept through the capitol last month largely unopposed taking over government bills and military basis. they also have six other provinces. it made them a rising political and military power. they fought six conflicts with the government in the past with a force that could reach up to 50,000 fighters, although a reliable number is hard to come by. armed with heavy, medium and small weapons, houthi leaders say they want more rights, political representation and equal say in the government. their critics accuse them with attempts to seize power and relying on ira

"the washington post" is reporting that vance mcalister raised less than $15,000 from july through septemberhese donations came from just 13 donors. he reportedly had to lend his campaign $795,000. >>> livability.com is out with a list of cities by political leaning. al baster, alabama, tops the list for most conservative and berkley, california, is the most liberal. they base data on factors like how each city voted in the last presidential election and even the tv shows they watch. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> i'm joined now by political analyst ellis hannigan. >> good morning, we hear in moderate new york city. right there in the middle. >> we have so much to talk about. with the midterm elections right around the corner, so many factors. how big a factor is ebola when it comes to political maneuvering as we move ahead? >> if the vote were today or a week ago, i would say pretty significant. i get the feeling that it's starting to fade just a little bit. maybe that early panic is passing. the numbers are not growing swiftly here in america. i would say an election a

good evening, i'm jim vance. >> she says she didn't know what hit her when her car was rear ended fridayight. everyone in the car was killed, except her, including her two children. darcy? >> we're right across the street from where that horrible crash happened just three nights ago. i did speak to the mother of these two children who died. she just got out of the hospital, she said, so she could bury her babies. >> i just felt like i was in a dream or a nightmare, something. >> a mom who lost her little boy and teenage daughter in that horrible crash can't believe they're gone. >> i wish i would have died too. >> caller: they were in this acura, stopped at the light. >> my daughter was in the back seat, singing a little silly song, being silly like she usually is. we were all laughing. and the next thing i know, i saw cracks in the windshield. >> the driver of a mercedes had slammed into the back of their car. five people died, including boykin's 1-year-old son and her 14-year-old daughter. >> we never knew what hit us. >> boykin was the sole survivor in the car. she just got out of the

good evening, i'm jim vance. >> and i'm doreen gentzler, that's the description of a man involved in a robbery in silver spring. more than a week ago on piney branch road, a woman was the victim of a violent attack. jackie bensen is there tonight to tell us what police are doing to try to catch him. jackie? >> reporter: doreen, the victim was stabbed nearly to death, and the words the robber spoke to her are bone-chilling. >> police say the victim was walking home to the forest park apartments on piney branch road before 8:00 p.m. september 29 lth, when she was confronted by a man wearing a black and white band ana over the lower part of his face. >> she was approached by a suspect who demanded money from her. she replied he had none, and he replied, this is going to be the night you die. >> a sense of urgency this afternoon as they handed out flyers describing the suspect as a young man, 17 to 19 years old, medium height, thin with black hair. a passing citizen saw the attack and called police. despite efforts, detectives have been unable to locate the suspect and they need the publ

good evening, i'm jim vance. >> and i'm doreen gentzler. that police impersonator pulled a woman over saturday night in the balston neighborhood of arlington. shomari stone explains how she got away and what police want you to be on the lookout for. >> it's shocking. >> erika can't believe it. a man is impersonating a police officer in arlington. she's vigilant. >> there's things that happen, but it's also about being safe and knowing where you are. >> police say the man posed as a cop and tried to lure a woman into his car saturday night around 11:30. he drove behind the woman, turned on a rotating dashboard light and pulled her over in the 4,000 block of north 11th street. >> i was very shocked and surprised. really can't believe it's happening in our community. >> it's a concern. >> reporter: police say the man demanded she go with her. >> she asked for a uniform police officer to come to the scene. he got back in his car and drove away. >> i hope they catch him soon. >> reporter: tonight, investigators want you to call the arlington pol

. >> i am vance mcallister. and we approve this message because some things are worth fighting for. >> vance mcallister, 100% the louisiana. washington, d.c. is broken, and it is only getting worse. promises anden that is why we need harris brown, a job creator knows the value of a full day's work. in congress, he will create the -- protect the promises for generations to come. it is time for real leaders, not politicians. >> i'm harris brown, a proud conservative, and i approve this message. >> washington has led us down and politicians have let us down, and it is time to fix it. we're going to repeal obama care and replace it with a plan that works. number two, we will tap into energy resources and create thousands of jobs. number three, we will protect our borders. finally, we need to tell the government to respect our christian values. this is the most important thing. morning,sat here this in this room, thousands of women and children across the border of the united states -- crossed the border of the unite

later at 10, the louisiana fifth district debate between vance mcallister and six challengers including five republicans and one democrat. that's all tonight on c-span. >> you can see debates and ads from races around the country on our web site, c-span.org. here's a look at the kansas senate debate between incumbent republican pat roberts and inget greg or man. -- independent greg orman. >> how should we deal with the ebola epidemic, senator roberts? roberts: well, again, this shows you how we should really secure the boarder and not be granting amnesty -- border and not be granting amnesty. i issued a statement just a couple of days ago. why can't we do now what we know we're going to have to do down the road, and that is to have a quarantine on west africa, stop the plane traffic, the air traffic from west africa to the united states? we also ought to get our best and brightest over to that country just as fast as we can. the world health organization just if we do not -- just said if we do not take action, within the next 60 days we could lose 10,000 people a week. that's a humanita

had an opportunity to brief us in terms of the things going on. >> moderator: district congressman vance mcallister what is an appropriate response? mcallister: thanks for joining us. i know you could be watching something like dancing with the stars. if you don't know who i am god bless you and i would love to meet you but for me but me just say i've been to the briefings that i've seen what has come out of foreign affairs. right now we are in a state that could have done better but the epidemic is not a complete outbreak and we are doing everything we can. but they say the problem right now is the funding. secretary kerry asked the other day for a billion dollars of redirected funds rate we looked at the cdc into some of the things going on and it's ridiculous that the government is doing. we are are we're putting $2.9 million to find out why lesbians are obese. a $2 million the $2 million to find out why elderly -- the list is on and on. 64,000 grants that are not accounted for that we have to take care of. >> moderator: thank you. brown to have the candidates in alphabetical order th

when you win a world series to have a three-year run whether you win the next three years or not vance still would like to purchase tickets and purchase merchandise. >> gary: the stand fast and when they went is 20 to 50,000 people. and when they come in second is about 30,000 people. >> gary: >> pam: do not go there to do not go anywhere we have reporter scattered about with updates. >> reporter: hi pam. this bart erupted in cheers when the giants won. --bar >> reporter: people were celebrating and strangers became friends tonight. cheering. >> reporter: they're still people inside the bar celebrating creek and those that are on this side what the police has now shut down mission street and there are no vehicles driving up and down in this area. there are tons of people walking on the street and you can hear fireworks everywhere >> reporter: everyone is just in a jovial mood, pam. >> pam: j.r. can you hear me? >> reporter: i can. >> reporter: what a night for the fans. all across the nation and the world. all eyes are on san francisco. taking this series. >> pam: you will get a chance

these are high stakes, i think it's the greatest -- because they have an aed vance, this isn't some rogue group from the middle ages, even though they behave that way, they have the sophistication and do they where the wherewithal. >> it did start in the middle ages with the religions they follow. one of the reasons that the world is trying to focus on this is because of these beheadings, because of the way they're -- the kind of outrageous behavior they have got is galvanized in the world. i think that's probably the single biggest--when we saw that beheading, the world is starting to come arrange. >> i'm not going to defend kboba as a war president, he is a reluctant president when it comes to this war. >> i think every president is reluck tangt to go to war. >> maybe he's a little bit more reluctant. >> when jimmy carter says you're too soft, you have a problem. >> great wartime president, jimmy carter. >> we -- actually it was jimmy carter who was the one that developed -- went a long way to getting the russians to decide. there's a combination of people who led to the fall -- it's no

how could this country add add vanced as it is not have this thing covered? >> nobody wants to get caught with their scrubs down so to speak. it is difficult to put your neck on the line with such an inflammatory pop tick. i think there's a lot of unknown and exposing yourself puts people in an uncomfortable situation. imag i think we are all talking about this. every hospital has a protocol in ca place in order to look at an outbreak. we are following the signs and have the protection they need. >> 39 percent say the hospital doesn't plan to equipped isolation rooms with plastic covered mattresses and discard linens after use. that is frightening stuff. >> that is frightening stuff. >> what happens? who has to take charge for there to be a requirement that hospitals follow the protocols? >> i think there needs to be some leadership here. everybody is following the same standards. until we follow that there are going to be discrepancies. there will be mistakes accidents that anticipated because they don't have that cohesiveness. >> your urgent care center in

in the fifth congressional district, remember vance mcallister, most may recognize him from the surveillance video when he was caught making out with a staffer, well, the married congressman forgiven by his wife still seems to have a shot, so that dasher one of the many challengers in this open race, has enlisted some help from the star of the t.v. show duck dynasty. hey, louisiana, guns brought us here, and violence and guns will keep us here, zack dasher believes in both. that's why i am voting for him. >> bibles and guns will keep us here. in the florida governor race, can you imagine what phil robertson may think of charlie crist. republican governor rick scott who can't seem to shed polls is now running an attack ad with images of a prostitute. >> i call on you to return that money, if for not other reason than just the sekism involved, why have you not returned the money. >> because we got it from a manager. >> now that you are aware of the source, do you think it is appropriate to return it. >> no, i don't. >> and we wonder why voters get so sick of political ads. the latest political

last week someone decided to do a ukulele cover of a vance joy song. and it was pretty soothing. it out. ♪ ♪ i was scared of pretty girls and --♪ you [ bleep ] ass [ bleep ] get off! [ laughter and applause ] [ bleep ] damn, you cat! [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the cat was like -- then her dog was like, "well the cat wasn't wrong." [ laughter ] hey, come on. guys i guess this is a good thing, but whole foods is introducing a new system that will label its produce good, better and best. depending on the supplier's farming practices. good, means no pesticides, better means environmentally friendly. and best means still not worth five bucks for an apple. [ laughter and applause ] i'm sorry. i'm sorry. [ applause ] that's -- five bucks for an apple? >> steve: come on, five bucks? >> jimmy: we, we -- put the best we feed our trees the best beef -- >> steve: wait. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: organic -- >> steve: you feed your trees beef? >> steve: we feed the cows all apples and it's actually going back to itself. [ laughter ] that's why the apples are so del

they don't want isil add vanceing but there's the kurdish issue. >> kurdish issue is a very big topic for turkey. if we are talking about kobane, i think it is very much divided. a lot of people especially in washington and brussels tend to overlook the division. one component, one group in turkey thinks we have to help kobane in whatever way necessary, but the for hawkish or statist group argue that is turkish position is very safe, even if kobane falls, turkey can manage the isil backlash quite he ili. on the one hand, you have a very static and salts quo thinking in turkey with a powerful revisionist stance that wants to rewrite the narrative on turks and kurds. >> thanks very much. gaza had the first meeting since agreeing to a consensus government in may. we are live in gaza city. what's been happening? >> with the italian prime minister coming here, the first palestinian foreign minister come to the gaza strip since 2007, since hamas wrestled control from fatah. he had a busy day. he arrived at the crossing controlled by israel, then traveled to various neighborhoods that have b

how could this country add add vanced as it is not have this thing covered? >> nobody wants to get caught with their scrubs down so to speak. it is difficult to put your neck on the line with such an inflammatory pop tick. i think there's a lot of unknown and exposing yourself puts people in an uncomfortable situation. imag i think we are all talking about this. every hospital has a protocol in ca place in order to look at an outbreak. we are following the signs and have the protection they need. >> 39 percent say the hospital doesn't plan to equipped isolation rooms with plastic covered mattresses and discard linens after use. that is frightening stuff. >> that is frightening stuff. >> what happens? who has to take charge for there to be a requirement that hospitals follow the protocols? >> i think there needs to be some leadership here. everybody is following the same standards. until we follow that there are going to be discrepancies. there will be mistakes accidents that anticipated because they don't have that cohesiveness. >> your urgent care center in

. >> the houthis are nod ad vancing in those districts.e know from sources there that tribesmen from radan and outside radaa have joined forces trying to prevent the houthi advance. there aredownses of houthi fighters killed and the tribesmen there widened their front battling the houthis. they are extremely angry not only because of the houthis attacking them but on the other hand because of government forces who appeared to be siding with the houthis by bombing some tribal as well as al-qaeda-affiliated positions. to make things even worse, they think the tribesmen in the area think the houthis and the government are backed by the u.s. when they launched -- when the u.s. drones attacked a number of positions. so the situation there is escalating and is getting a sectarian aspect to it. >> omar, you are in adaan in southern yemen. there is a secessionist no. full swing. what can you tell us about the development that front? >> reporter: people are very excited. they are enthusiastic, and they think this is the right time for south yemen t

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how could this country add add vanced as it is not have this thing covered?ants to get caught with their scrubs down so to speak. it is difficult to put your neck on the line with such an inflammatory pop tick. i think there's a lot of unknown and exposing yourself puts people in an uncomfortable situation. imag i think we are all talking about this. every hospital has a protocol in ca place in order to look at an outbreak. we are following the signs and have the protection they need. >> 39 percent say the hospital doesn't plan to equipped isolation rooms with plastic covered mattresses and discard linens after use. that is frightening stuff. >> that is frightening stuff. >> what happens? who has to take charge for there to be a requirement that hospitals follow the protocols? >> i think there needs to be some leadership here. everybody is following the same standards. until we follow that there are going to be discrepancies. there will be mistakes accidents that anticipated because they don't have that cohesiveness. >> your urgent care center in manhattan a

. >>> and a good halloween, everyone, i'm jim vance. >>> and i'm doreen gentzler. and kids are out trick-or-treating, and nobody wants to put a rain coat over their costume. will they have to? >> i think we'll be high and dry tonight, right on through at least 10 or 11:00. storm team patieinted it out fo us, not a drop until you get way back to e west. the bulk of the storm is moving our way. you can see what is happening here, drawing down the cold air, look at the portion of snow in indiana, even in chicago, in the way of snow, snowing in the mountains of north carolina, too. this trough, this deep trough of low pressure will move across our we knregion. the coldest air of the season, talking about wind chills in the 20s and 30s as we move on to the next 48 or 24 hours. >>> coming up, parents and children being treated at area hospitals after a terrible crash in front of a school. everyone is alive though in large part thanks to seat belts and child safety seats. the crash happened indy

so sir vance, the intersection of the two, of course lending, of course and we have done more lending then maybe might have been considered. we extended a significant -- to ukraine earlier this year. we are negotiating with a couple of african countries that are looking at support. the arab countries in transition are also major client of the funds. and the third areas where business is expanding if i may say as technical assistance, capacity building and training. we have opened our fifth training center this year and technical assistance is an area where there is massive massive demand from all corners of the membership. so it's with that background that i wanted to wish us a happy 70th anniversary. now moving to the more traditional comments that you might have expected from me. for those of you who have seen the world economic outlook or watch the press conference as you well know we have trim their forecasts for 2014 and 20153.3% in 2014, 3.8% in 2015 and what we have noted clearly is more and more countries specificity in the cup knowledge that we work. it's not emerging market

joining us now is moderator chuck todd who has been can vancing on his meet the voters tour live on the road outside georgia. good to have you back on the show. you are on the move and thanks for taking the time between getting mcdonald's or whatever you are doing on the run. i am interested to get your take. your take is that the efforts that we highlighted will be enough to help michelle nunn get past 50%? >> this is still a republican-leaning state. they always ask and i always wanted to speak out. it is not mcdonald's. we have been going local when it comes to meals. you get homemade fried chicken and things like that. i think what you see is look, the larger story in georgia is the economy. this is a state with the highest unemployment rate in the country. this is a state that is not -- we talk about the uneven economy around america. everyone in georgia is feeling as if this hasn't come to georgia yet. that's unusual in the past during growth spurts after a recession and being the heart of the sunbelt after they experienced greater gains and southern states. that is hanging over i

. >> vance mccallister, conservative, veteran, 100% louisiana. >> washington, d.c. is broken and it's only getting worse. too many career politicians, broken promises and embarrassments. that's why we need harris brown, a proven conservative and john creator who knows the value of a hard day's work and won't rest until the job is done. in congress, harris will protect the promises to the greatest generation and ensure the american dream for those to come. it's time for real leaders, not politicians. >> i'm harris brown, a proud conservative and i approve this message. >> well, washington has let us down and the politicians have let us down. i'm zach dasher and here's my plan. repeal and replace obamacare with a plan that works and its us in charge. two, tap into our energy resources, creating thousands of jobs for folks here in the fifth district. and number three, secure our borders, protecting our national sovereignty. finally, we need to tell the government to respect our christian values and our god-given liberties. this is the most important thing. i'm zach das

. >> vance mccallister recently released this ad months after the so-called kissing congressman was caughtffer in the security camera video. >> i'm blessed to have a husband who owns up to his mistakes and gives up. >> if his wife forgives his indiscretions, voters might, too. >> they could have a significant sway especially if the answer is no. even before the midterms were over, we're seeing that in play for the next election. in the past, observers have speculated jeb bush's wife columbia was the reason not to run for president. she, quote, is supportive of his presidential candidacy. will mitt romney try his luck once more in 2016? some interesting signals from mrs. romney who in an interview with "the los angeles times" out this week, not only are mitt and i done, but the kids are done, done, done, done. a stance she stuck to since her husband's deneat 2012. >> i have to ask you just as i asked your husband, are you over it? >> i am over it. it's still hard to watch things and watch the news and feel like you wish you were there, but you move on. upon. >> cnn political analyst gloria

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governor vance said no. all the equipment was lost. division tried to move 48 miles into the railroad. it took them three days. the rest of the division walked. none of that was due to enemy action. it was due to the locomotives. general the commissary about a month before appomattox reported the military requirement for supplies in the richmond area amounted to about 500 times a day on top of the other rail traffic. he said he could not think he could do it. the railroads cannot move it anymore. so, by 1865, the eighth symmetry was complete. the rails in the north were blooming and prospering. the rails to the south -- the wheels have literally come off. i would suggest to you that the northern supremacy of the railroad war did not just happen nor was it preordained. lincoln's war department grasped early in the war that railroads would play a vital war in the conflict and it acted forcefully to ensure effective support from both civilian and military railroads. the confederacy never seated in finding the organization or attrition. a

vance, doreen, jay gruden takes full blame for pierre only having two catches. says he didn't give him enough responsibility in the game plan. jay gruden is in the search for leaders on this team. back to you guys. >> thanks, dianna. >>> that's our broadcast for now. "nightly news" is next. >> then we hope you'll stay tuned for our debate as the candidates in the virginia race square off at 7:00. and, of course, we'll have complete coverage at 11:00 and online at nbcwashington.com. we'll see you at 11:00. >>> on our broadcast tonight, who is he? the fbi is asking for help in identifying an isis militant on a new and chilling video speaking english in a north american accent. they fear he's an american. caught on camera. a traffic stop turned violent with children in the backseat recording it all. another case of mistrust between the police and public and everyone is rolling. >>> driven to distraction. hands free but not distraction free for drivers. turns out that technology could be making things more dangerous behind the wheel. >>> and glen campbell as we have

. >> reporter: all right, vance, seven straight prime time losses for the redskins. the dallas cowboys are 6-1. they are rolling. their running game almost unstonable. the redskins think they have an answer. we'll have that coming up in sports. live in arlington, texas, eye dianna russini. >>> dramatic new video from chopper 4 as a car barrels into a local business. what we're just learning about the couple behind the wheel. >>> just moments ago, disturbing new information was released by police in the school shooting near seattle. we'll report how that gunman lured his victims to their death with a texas message. >> reporter: in court, he's charged with exposing two women to hiv. but his lawyer says it was alcohol that made him do it. i'm pat collins. the story, coming up, news4. >>> take a look at the high temperatures today. 71 in d.c. 79, luray. and get ready, most of us get to 80 tomorrow. but 30s right around the corner. i've got your forecast. >>> the manager tells us it's a miracle nobody was hurt. a car crashed right into a hallmark store in oakton, virginia

and a can vance of inventory and contact with mr.uncan engaged in some of the testing that took place. we are now communicating all of these to first responders around the country and obviously given all the attention this has received we're going to make sure that the provision of information is constant, on going, and being updated on a real time basis. in addition we're working very carefully with the mayor of dallas and texas and others to make sure that in the event any other cases arise from these health workers that they are properly cared for in a way that is consistent with public safety. i know that people are concerned about the fact that the second health care worker had trav travelled. here's what we know about ebola. it is not like the flu. it is not airborne. the only way a person can contract ebola is by coming into direct contact with the bodily fluids of somebody who is showing symptoms in other words if they don't have symptoms they're not contagious. what we're able to do is contact tracing so that anybody that ma

the united states is producing more jobs in japan, europe, and every a vance -- every advanced economyhas been a long time since there has been an unemployment rate that began with a five as ne's.ed to eight's and ninth the unemployment rate for people with a college degree is 2.9% right now. people who rate for have less than a college degree dipped at a higher level than folks with a college degree. across every sector and skill gettingre people are back to work. the poverty rate last year had the largest drop of any year since 1966. that is simply because more people are finding work. you talked about wages. that is a major order of unfinished business. place the minimum wage executive order this week. >> on a republican side it would say there are bills that are stuck in a democratic majority senate because they haven't been able to put together that job growth. reforming a legal system, reforming a regulatory system, what do you say to that? laughable. if you look at comprehensive immigration reform, that would grow the economy. it's stuck because boehner will not pick it up for a

the governor vance of north carolina just said no so all of that equipment was lost. hoke's division tried to move 48 miles on the piedmont railroad, took one brigade three days. the rest of the division walked. none of that was due to enemy action. it was due to the other deterioration of the rail, rolling stock, and the locomotives. finally, the commissary general about a month before appamotox reported that the military order for supplies in the richmond area amounted to about 500 tons of food a day on top of the other rail traffic that was supplying the civilians and he said i don't think i can do it. the food is out there. the railroads can't move it anymore. asymmetry is complete. the rails in the north are blooming and prospering. the rails in the south, the wheels have literally come off. i would suggest to you that the northern supremacy in the railroad war did not just happen nor was it preordained. lincoln's war department grasped early in the war that railroads would play a vital role in the conflict and it acted forcefully to assure effective support from

. >> vance mcallister, your opinions in one minute, please. >> i am in the middle of it. we can talk all day about hot air and how we are going to repeal it and get rid of it. it is not going to happen. even if we get controlled the senate, it is not going to happen. but we have to do is for the next two years, hopefully the republicans can take over the executive branch. we have to do with the reality of what is going on in the world. it is creating uncertainty on the markets. the premiums are going up in 2015. we have done a lot in the house right now. we need to make it so these countries do not have to cut employees. if we do not take over the senate, we are in the battle with dealing with the destruction of the country. we have 370 bills on harry reid's desk right now that we cannot pass. ed tarpley, is the formal care act the solution -- the affordable care act the solution? >> it is not. the solution is the free market economic system. this is the solution to the gigantic problem in our country. the affordable health care act has hurt the middle class as much as an