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martha will have a look at the exil polls and chris wallace and karl rove and dana perino, i don't know if we can get everybody in the building. martha: there are reports of another security breach on pennsylvania avenue. russian hackers suspected of breaking into the white house computer network. wendell goler joins us now. how serious do you think this breach was? >> reporter: the white house says the hackers didn't access classified information. some of the computers were taken offline. one senior administration official said on background, quote, our actions are ongoing and some resulted in temporary outages and loss of connectivity for our users. our computers and systems have not been damaged. this happened two or three weeks ago. an official in the office of the president said they received alerts concerning potential cyber effects pretty much every day and they take actions to mitigate those threats pretty much every day. martha: they bleach according to the reporting this is the work of russian hackers. >> that's the suspicion. the russians were behind a 2008 military cyber att

. >> karl rove, he is sticking around. >> i saw her kick you. bill: a new york city doctor testing positive for the deadly virus after treating patients in west africa. he rode the subway in new york. martha: he's 33 years old. his name is craig spencer. he's in isolation after he checked himself in with a 103 degree fever. the governor urged new yorkers to stay calm. >> i know it's a frightening situation. that it's here in new york it's more frightening. new york is a dense place. a lot of people on top of each other. but the more facts you know, the less frightening the situation is. martha: officials trying to keep everyone confident that new yorkers are not at a great risk. >> reporter: a lot of people are surprised a doctor who treated ebola patients in africa would come home on ride subways and go bowling even after feeling fatigued. but there is reason for optimism that the risk of the public being ex posed is very, very small. he spent a month treating ebola patients in guinea and west africa. he returned to his oklahoma in harlem last

here is karl rove on that last night. >> he's six years into his presidency. he might have been able to skate by in 2009 or 2010 saying it's bush's fault. but not after six years into his presidency. he looks stronger if he takes responsibility on himself. martha: he went on with a lot more on that topic. martha: i'm joined by doug schoen and monica crowley. the online opinion editor for the washington times. i just -- this is an interesting line that karl wrote. he said he can get bigger. you worked for bill clinton. do you think there was a moment when bill clinton made a decision to sort of get bigger? >> sure. i think the balanced budget efforts in '95 and '96 represent a precise example of what you are speaking of. and the domestic context. certainly when we went after bin laden in the late 90s and faced terrorism. bill clinton tried to bring the nation together. what i take from what carl said is we are all americans. this is not about assessing claim or parsing responsibility. it's coming together for common purpose to take on a common enemy. that what'

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sabato joins us with his crystal ball, and we'll talk last minute strategy with steve israel, also with karl rove. plus five bodies found in a home in utah, now police say the family was probably poisoned, but who did it? and we're learning a top isis target has been in america's sights for more than a year. so why did the obama administration wait until last month to call him a terrorist? it's all "happening now." bill: good deal. okay, jon, we'll see you then. jon: see you in ten minutes. bill: top of the hour. >>> a 2,000-year-old fine, a shipwreck like nothing you have seen before. we're going to talk to one of the divers who has been down braving the abyss. ♪ ♪ sweered lobster'sory! endless shrimp ends soon! the year's largest variety. like new spicy siriacha shrimp, or parmesan shrimp scampi. as much as you like, any way you like. but it won't last long, so hurry in today. and sea food differently. it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will re

chris wallace, brit hume, charles krauthamer, george will, karl rove, dana perino. not too shabby that lineup. we'll start at 6:00 p.m. eastern. we'll see you on sunday evening with an election special here at 8:00 p.m. on fox news. >>> get you back to this story for an update. the maine nurse is staying steadfast in her defiance of the ebola risk quarantine. she went on a bike ride with her boyfriend yesterday which caused all the press to chase after her to find out what she is. main governor, paul lepage will use full extent much his authority to keep people safe. laura engle is live. what is the going on since the big bike ride we saw yesterday? >> reporter: kaci hickox is sticking to her buns and saying she is perfectly healthy and not a danger to the public as she continues to monitor herself for any signs and symptoms of ebola. you're right everybody is talking about that bike ride and it took place yesterday. her mile-long bike ride with her boyfriend in fort kent, maine, is defiant act nicely and repeatedly to remain quarantined in her home until the recomm

abc's jon karl is at the white house. the president is concerned about these quarantines. >> reporter: they're concerned. they see them as unnecessary, not based in the science. the real fear is what you heard from dr. besser. they will discourage health care workers from going to west africa, where they're desperately needed. and the key to fighting this disease, the view from the white house, is fighting it in west africa. getting control of the epidemic there. >>> and, jon, on a different note, on politic, you had a revealing interview with jeb bush's son, george p., over the weekend. it showed the bush family closing ranks around a possible presidential run. >> reporter: no question. george p. bush says he believes it is more likely than not that his father, jeb bush, will run for president. i also spoke to a bush family friend over the weekend, who recently visited with george herbert walk irbush, the 41st president, he said he's very active in encouraging his son to run. it looks like his family is fully on board. w

if perdue were to be leading, went to runoff, karl rove beliefs perdue probably would prevail. you never know, so much money and so much focus will be attached to these races they could go either way. martha: very interesting. john, thank you very much. bill: 100 million in north carolina. 100 million in kentucky so far. you get a runoff, whole country will be throwing their money in there. martha: that is the scenario. if both sides don't try to invest that money now and try to get over the 50% mark and save themselves money later, that will be next couple of weeks. bill: then of course none of this may happen. and that is why we watch the first tuesday in november. we're just getting a response from carnival cruise lines. there is a passenger on board, one of their ships in the caribbean, who may have come into contact with the ebola patient in dallas, texas. we'll tell you what they're saying. >> happy cruising, right? plus president obama telling everybody to relax a bit on the ebola issue. he says, you know we've got this. we'll keep this in check. the president has promis

okay, jon karl, thanks very much. let's go to amy with the other top stories. >>> we begin with breaking news near chicago. an appalling discovery. a suspected serial killer with as many as seven women among his victims in the northwest indiana cities of hammond and gary. abc's alex perez is on the case. alex, good morning. tell us what we know so far? >> reporter: good morning, amy. at this point, authorities are still working this case. they believe the suspect they have in custody may be responsible for murders dating as far back as the mid-'90s. overnight, authorities have found more female bodies in northwest indiana, this, after police say they have a man in custody that may be lynched to four murders. charges may come as early as this morning. >> it was like a domino effect. >> reporter: the investigation started when 19-year-old africa harding was found in this hotel, strangled. police questioned a 43-year-old man who then confessed to the murder. the man then led police to six more bodied and abandoned homes.

abc's jon karl has the details. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. monica lewinsky has tried the stay out of the spotlight in the years since the scandal that almost brought down president clinton. now ready to become a public figure again, but in a very different way. >> my name is monica lewinsky. >> reporter: she was the most famous, or infamous white house intern ever. but monica lewinsky is just now giving her very first public speech. >> i fell in love with my boss. in a 22-year-old sort of way. it happens. but my boss was the president of the united states. >> reporter: at the time, news of lewinsky's affair was the biggest story, by far, to break on the internet. now lewinsky portrayed herself as the first real victim of cyber bullying. >> i was patient zero. the first person to have their reputation completely destroyed worldwide via the internet. >> reporter: she says the worldwide public humiliation nearly destroyed her life. >> i came close to disintegrating. no, it's not too strong a word. i wish it were. i would go online, read in a pap

abc's jon karl, this is signature christie. some love it. some don't. >> reporter: it's been awhile since we saw an eruption like this one, but it was classic chris christie. it's exactly why some people love him. >> i got the picture. i read it, so -- >> reporter: and why some hate him. >> turn around, get your 15 minutes of fame. >> reporter: chris christie got tough with a protester wednesday during what was supposed to be a victory lap heralding the rebuilding of the jersey shore on the second anniversary of superstorm sandy. >> someone like you who doesn't know a damn thing about what you're talking about, except to stand up and show off when the cameras are here. i've been here with the cameras aren't here, buddy. i've been here when the cameras weren't here and did the work. so listen, you want to have a conversation later, i'm happy to have it, buddy. but until that time, sit down and shut up. >> reporter: but that protester said he hasn't done enough to help storm victims. the governor has long been known for his outbursts? >> did i

. >> let's bring in jon karl and dr. rich besser. the president outlining what he's going to do as republicans like speaker john boehner calling for a travel ban. others saying that the director of the cdc needs to be fired. >> reporter: the president has confidence in the director. and a travel ban would be a problem, hindering the flow of relief workers to and from west africa. but the president acknowledged they should have been more aggressive at the start. the bottom line is the same. the president said that he is absolutely confident that they can prevent a serious outbreak of the disease here in the united states. >> what the president did not announce yesterday is something you have been talking about. taking any ebola patient to a special treatment center like the one at emory university where amber vinson is right now. >> i think that was missing from the statement. one thing the go teams, rapid response teams would be looking at, if they can be treated there or transported. but i think it's a stretch that any hospital can

abc's jon karl is at the white house. the country down on washington, and down on president obama. >> reporter: yeah, and the problems for democrats, george, go beyond a low presidential approval rating. president obama came into office seeking to restore people's faith in government to make their lives better. but look at our poll. a full 60% say they have little or no trust in the federal government to do what's right. and even worse for democrats, 63% say that the ability of government to deal with people's problems has worsened since president obama has been in office. now, will voters blame both sides for this, george? a far larger percentage blame the white house and democrats in congress than republicans. >> and that's one of the things giving republicans an edge in the fight for the senate. they need to take six seats to get control. >> reporter: and nate silver of espn's five thirty-eight has crunched the numbers. and he says that republicans have a 63% chance of winning the control of the senate. but george, i h

. >> jon karl for more. that disgust with washington defining so many of these. >> that's right, george. it seems all the elements are in place for a big change election. the president is about at his lowest popularity ever. there is discontent with both parties in congress. most people think the country is seriously on the wrong track. you have anxiety about the economy, terrorism, ebola. all the big names are out, both obamas campaigning, jeb bush, everybody who wants to run for president. they are trying to appeal to an elect rat fed up with everybody in power. >> and the biggest prize, control of the senate. the republicans need to pick up six states. >> reporter: you have a dozen states with seriously tight races. unfortunately for democrats most of them are seats controlled by democrats where republicans have a real chance of winning. so nate silver of the five thirty-eight blog says republicans have a 68.5% chance the taking over the senate. >> that's been creeping up. and finally the president is cam

jon karl with more. and these concerns blowing back on president obama. >> reporter: they are. the president is getting low marks from the public for his handling of the crisis. in our poll, only 41% approved of what he has done so far. and at the root of that is this, the public thinks more should be done. fully 64% say that not enough is being done to prevent further ebola cases here in the united states. >> and you have seen calls from senator john mccain calling for an ebola czar, and bans on travel from others. and the cdc says they have new measures. >> reporter: they're right. they say there was a breach in protocol. reviewinghe protocols and how they're enforced and sending additional personnel to dallas. it's a delicate balance. the white house wants to reassure the public that the chances are extremely low of an epidemic but they are taking action. >> you don't to want feed the anxiety, but not out of touch. thank you very much. >>> and now to the scare in the skies. a passenger plane making an emergency landing after the w l walls inside the cabin started to buckle a

jon karl with more from the white house. and these concerns blowing back on president obama. >> reporter: they are. the president is getting low marks from the public for his handling of the crisis. in our poll, only 41% approved of what he has done so far. and at the root of that low approval rating of how the president has handled this is this -- the public thinks more should be done. fully 64% say that not enough is being done to prevent further ebola cases here in the united states. >> and you have seen calls from congress. senator john mccain calling for an ebola czar, and others calling for bans on travel. and the cdc is indicating that they're going to come out with some new measures. >> reporter: that's right. they say there was a breach in protocol. reviewing the protocols and how they're enforced and sending additional personnel to dallas. but, george, the president has a delicate balance here. the white house wants to reassure the public that the chances of an epidemic are extremely low but they are taking decisiv