getting deals,e i am a direct reflection of them and the wnba. with me every day and try to be a direct or flexion of them and represent the wnba and everyone involved to the rest of my ability. >> kevin durant is walking around with a $200 million shoe deal. do you want one? >> i have my headbands going. headband nation is strong. i have many supporting fans who are part of that. eventually, that would be lovely. right now, i love representing the brand and being part of one of the best bands in the world. >> body armor, was that a big get for you? >> absolutely. i'm a big fan of kobe bryant. everyone there is amazing. i love the product. it is good to endorse something you like. i'm looking forward to building a relationship with them. >> is very brand you do not work with that you would like to? >> i would love to tap into beauty. i don't see a ton of female athletes in the beauty realm. i think we should be represented by cov girl or mac or loreal. i think we can tap into that world. hopefully taking steps to get into the beauty world and bre

in recent cnn, orc, wnba poll of new hampshire republicans, jindal got only 3% of respondents, tied withick santorum, and falling just short of "no one" at 4%, which i say he can use to his advantage. jindal 2016: no one is more popular! (laughter) (applause) but recently, jindal set out to convince people he's a down-home guy who's learned to stop learning. >> do you personally believe the theory of evolution explains the complex life on earth? >> look, the reality is i was not an evolutionary biologist. >> stephen: yes, the reality is he was not an evolutionary biologist. he just graduated from brown university with an honors degree in biology. (laughter) but come on! nobody uses their college degree in real life. i went to dartmouth but i don't use my degree in -- "diploma withheld due to outstanding library book." (laughter) true story, by the way. and jindal knows what it's like to be handicapped by knowledge, so he wants to make sure others don't have to suffer the same fate. >> i want my kids to be taught about evolution in their school. what i believe as a father and a husband is

melissa thomas has graduated ajd playing in the wnba now. >> how many questions do you think you willanswer about filling liz thomas's shoes. >> it is a question that should be asked. it makes a lot of sense when you lose someone like her. no one will fill her shoes. we hope to be able to do it by committee. i think this team, you know, has waited for their turn and is excited about the responsibility now that's going to be added to their plate. i think we will definitely be doing it by kpiet kmite. doing it by committee. >> i'm such a fan. i want to watch her clips and makes me want to get my butt to makes me want to get my butt to the gym. he's been called a super lobbyist, the ultimate washington insider. ed gillespie paid millions to lobby for the oil companies for a student loan company that overcharged taxpayers. his firm even lobbied for five foreign governments including a dictator now awaiting trial for war crimes. and then there's enron. gillespie lobbied for them while they committed the largest corporate fraud in us history. ed gillespie. the million dollar lobbyist whose

. >> that's what she wants to be, an wnba basketball player not baseball player. >> you may see them. >> if you do, tweet us. >>> still ahead, an unusual order from a judge. why run reality star is told she cannot wear them little girl's clothes anymore. >>> and the enterovirus investigation, is the respiratory illness sickening so many, responsible for side effects in several local children? a live report coming up. >>> and the last thing you expect to see during a high-speed pursuit. thieves hurling chainsaws at a >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, shirleen allicot and brian taff.ph, >>> it is 4:30 and "action news" continues on the first "freebie friday" of the month. details on the deals designed to help you plan your weekend for free. >>> voted the sexiest man alive and she is a victoria secret model. why is their new video turning so many people off? what has women's groups demanding action. >>> a delaware county hairdresser giving so much to so many now in need of help himself. taking you inside mark's brave battle against brain cancer

she actually has her eyes set on the wnba. >> you go, carly! get ready to do more shopping in fairfax county, ahead of the holiday rush. new springfield town center is now open. it features stores new to our region, including top shop. shoppers were lined up before the grand opening. throughout the day. coming up at 5:00, we'll take springfieldhe new town center. >> we get back to our question of the day. it deals with ebola. seems to be generating a lot of questions, though some feel they're not getting enough answers. we're asking our viewers, what personal responsibility do citizens have regarding this and how itase spreads? >> kai jackson is here now with a look at some of your responses. >> let's put our question in context. we're asking this, as information was released that a worker who handled the specimen from an ebola patient caribbeanwent on a cruise and is now self-quarantined. the blame falls on the leadership for failing to communicate to these employees, care ofer their mr. duncan, their lives would be on hold for 21 days. a heal

in fact the only time someone was worse at walking in heels was the wnba draft. [ audience ohs ] [ laughterome big sports news last night, the kansas city royals won their first postseason game -- [ cheers ] first postseason game in 29 years. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: beating the a's in 12 innings in the wild card playoff. or as the a's put it, "we'll never be royals." [ laughter ] thank you. >> steve: lorde. >> jimmy: a little lorde joke, yeah. in the bottom of the 12th with the game on the line, eric hosmer had one of the biggest hits in royals history. take a look at this hit. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: can we go back? look at the guy in the most expensive seat in the ballpark. look at this. just sleeping. [ laughter ] just sleeping, yeah. my dad did that at all our little league games -- >> steve: did he really? >> jimmy: and he was our coach. [ laughter ] yeah -- yeah. the guy is just sleeping there. i had this crazy dream last night where i wasting all my money at this amazing game. [ laughter ] here's a local story. during a routine stop at jfk airport, custom officials recover

we will also have another kind of uniform, a wnba one. the markets are on the move right now. >> in a positive way. we will be back in just a moment. move here.lly on the take a look at the stocks and you will see big gains with the dow jones industrial average right now about 250 points, the s&p gaining about 1.4% and the nasdaq up 1.6%. we are looking at an -- at a stark market that is coming back and forgot about last wednesday. we will talk about the vix right now. up to 10% today. -- it is tumbling up to 10% today. joining me for today's options inside is jim gemelli -- ramell i. let me ask you what you think about the vix and the moves over the past two weeks as compared to today. >> we've seen some pretty interesting moves in underlying equity markets, but the moves that we are seeing in the vix are actually unprecedented. we saw a huge spike in the vix, trading above 31 at its absolute highs, and we've seen the vix fall more than 10% friday, monday, tuesday, and again today. that has never happened, three sessions in a row with mo