On judiciary is has an enormous oversight. We had the first confirmation hearing. It provides oversight function. On your Sweet Potatoes, anything you can boil from the u. K. . You mentioned the nexus between judiciary the debate is moving in a constructive conclusion of ideas and then it unravels. I think we are years back in angry rhetoric on both sides. Is or anything that can bring the debate back together . I think the problem is, at least from afar, when senators or members of congress try to get together on Immigration Reform they let it go beyond a scope that keeps enough people on board. I believe we should focus on border security. If we can come up with a credible way to reduce the growth of the population first establish some credibility with the American People, and i think when we go about doing that it is going to put people out of their comforts own on both sides of the aisle. Comfort zone on both sides of the aisle but we have to be realistic about Immigration Reform t
Big house. What they said in court that may have sealed their fate. And why is one of the sexiest men alive turning so many women off right now. Adam levine under fire for his graphic new music video. Will turning it into an animal make it hard to be loved . And good morning, america. We have a lot going on this friday morning. Lets get right to the urgent fight against ebola on two fronts right now. In africa, that american journalist right there and his team being evacuated this morning. And at the same time that First American patient with ebola fighting for his life in a dallas hospital as Health Officials are racing to track down as many as 100 people who may have been exposed to the deadly disease in the dallas area. And we begin with the latest on the american journalist exposed to ebola. Dr. Richard besser is in monrovia right in the middle of the hot zone. Reporter this morning, ashoka mukpo, working in liberia for three years hired by nbc news as part of a fourperson team rep
Well, good morning. We begin this friday with the latest on the ebola crisis. Fourth american now infected with the virus. Headed back to the u. S. To be treated. Doctors say they are optimistic about his prognosis, though. And then the intense efforts in dallas to limit the spread of the disease. Our coverage begins with susan saulny. Reporter this morning, another american has tested positive for the ebola virus. This time, a freelance cameraman covering the epidemic in liberia for nbc news. Ashoka mukpo will be flown home to the united states. Meanwhile in dallas, relatives of the first person ever diagnosed with ebola on american soil are confined to their apartment under armed guard after trying to violate the quarantine imposed on them. The family hosted Thomas Eric Duncan, an african man now known as patient zero. Nobody is inside the apartment. They are in their apartment. They cannot come out. They are not allowed on the porch. Reporter his nephew, joe weeks, said his uncle ar
Attempting to evade cops. The suspect crashed but then carjacked a womans vehicle. He told me to get out. Then he hit the freeway, but the move back fired for him. Jammed with vehicles the suspect again ditched his car. Cameras caught him not once but twice trying to carjack vehicles. Police fired. His condition is unknown. Gay marriage is legal for the second day in alabama. Not everyone supports it. Justice Clarence Toms and Anthony Scalia said the high court should have granted alabamas request to put that ruling on hold until the court rules on gay marriage nationwide in a few months. According to the press, Justice Thomas criticized his colleagues as quote, looking another way as another judge casts aside federal court laws. Thomas and his partner were the first male same sex couple chosen to share the ceremonial first kiss during home coming of uss san francisco. The warship spent seventh months in the pacific. The driver in the accident with bruce jenner did not have a drivers l
Which may be something he has a hard time pulling on his own. But with her backing, i think its something he can get. Reporter the public comes in here at about 5 00. The headliner speakers dont take the stage until right around 6 00. The order that were expecting tonight is former governor ed rendell first. Followed by tom wolf then ultimately by hillary clinton. We will obviously be here watching every moment of it for you. Live at the National Constitution center this afternoon, george spencer, nbc 10 news. All right, thank you, george. With less than a month to election day, a new study shows tougher voter i. D. Laws are taking a toll on voter turnout. The survey by a nonpartisan Congressional Group found states with stiffer voter i. D. Laws had much fewer votes cast by africanamericans and younger people. Voters in the two groups tend to support democrats. Republicans say the tougher i. D. Laws help reduce voter fraud. Now, earlier this year, pennsylvania judge ruled such laws vio