quarantine for that defiant nurse in maine who returned to this country from treating ebola patients in sierra leon. she hes has no symptoms of ebola and does not appear to have the disease. she's fighting efforts to quarantine her now in maine. we're going to wrap up the show with a big correction that we have to make. there's a lot going on. there's a lot in tonight's show. we have to begin tonight with some breaking news out of pennsylvania. this is on the fbi's ten most wanted list. there they are. eric matthew frein is accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper and wounding another trooper with a sniper rifle last month in pike county, pennsylvania. the trooper who was killed was corporal brian k. dickson. he was 38 years old. since that shooting on september 12th, eric frein, trained survivalist, has been on the run from police sparking a seven-week long manhunt. they picked up various items they say tested positive for eric frein's dna, including a diary in which he allegedly laid out in detail his escape from authorities. quote, got a shot around 11:00 p.m. and took it. he

>>> quarantine showdown. casey hickox versus maine. she says she's prepared to fight. plus, a live and possibly still plotting attacks. u.s. officials raising concerns that air strikes did not get two top terrorists and -- >> sit down and shut up. >> that heckler tried to interrupt chris christie, but he has some advice of his own. >> turn around, get your 15 minutes of fame then maybe take your jacket off, roll up your sleeves and do something for the people of that state. >> let's talk. >> let's talk. live in the cnn news room. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning. thank you so much for joining me. we begin with the tense showdown between casey hickox and the state of maine. right now, state police are standing guard outside of the home where hickox is staying in ft. kent, maine. this as health officials begin the process of filing a court order that would require her to follow a 21-day ebola quarantine. overnight, hickox who spoke from her front lawn with her boyfriend at her side, said she is prepared to fight. >> i have been told that the attorney general's i

ballot, this includes bruce poliquin, emily cain, and blaine richardson in lewiston, maine. this hour-long debate is part of the state of maine public broadcasting network. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the 2014 congressional district debate. this is the second congressional debate and the last an hour, we feature losses brought topical discussions and a lightning round of quick answers. the questions will come from the new staff and from members of the public are it the candidates will also have a chance to question each other. the republican candidate in this race is bruce poliquin. a former state treasurer. he had sought the nomination for governor before winning his party's nomination in the second district is here. the democratic candidate is emily cain, a state senator and also served in the house of representatives. she is married and lives in the state. and then we have the independent candidate, blaine richardson. he is a retired navy officer and is married and lives in belfast. welcome to you all. we are coming to you from lewiston. the first segment of this debate, we will talk

information. >> now, the third debate between the candidates for governor in maine. incumbent paul lepage, democrat mike michaud, and eliot cutler. the cook political report lists the race is a tossup -- as a tossup. >> good evening, and welcome to the augusta civic center and the annual meeting of the chamber of commerce -- commerce and the first televised forum for the governor of maine. let's meet the candidates. the independent is eliot cutler, a former staffer. he has never held elected office. the republican is paul lepage, who is seeking reelection. the democrat is mike michaud. he is finishing his sixth term in congress representing the second district. is a former president of the main state senate and a former paper mill worker. please welcome the candidates. [applause] over the next hour, i will be posing questions to the candidates. we will not be running a stopwatch, but if things run long, i will step in and keep things moving. they will be able to engage each other and respond to claims. this should allow us to have a substantive discussion on as many issues as possible. ca

this one stand out. >> maine stretches further east than any other u.s. state. it's also our least densely populated eastern state. almost 90% of maine is covered by forest, which is why it's called the "pine street" state. but maine is also known for its long, rugged coastline. in fact, it competes with florida for having the most shoreline along the atlantic ocean. maine's first state flag appeared in 1901. it was a very simple design. then, in 1909, a new flag was created. it was much more complex, but not everyone saw it as an improvement. >> maine is an interesting flag in that, in recent years, there have been two attempts to return it to its former, simpler design, which was just a pine tree and the north star. what they have now is the state coat of arms, which features still the pine tree, still the north star, but also a moose resting beneath the pine tree. to the left of this image, you have a farmer, and that's in reference to all the agriculture in maine. maine is known for its blueberries and potatoes. to the right, you see a sailor. >> the sailor symbolizes maine's c

on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> more campaign 2014 coverage now with a look at maine's second u.s. house district. candidates for the open seat are democrat emily cain, republican bruce poliquin and independent blaine richardson. it encompasses the entire northern portion of the nate. the rothenberg political report rate the race as leans democrat. this is about an hour. ♪ ♪ >> moderator: i'm jennifer rooks, welcome to your vote 2014 second congressional district debate. this debate will last an hour and will feature several sections including some broad topical discussions and a lightning round with quick answers. the questions have come from the npbn news staff and from members of the public. the candidates will also have a chance to question each other. the republican candidate in this race is bruce poliquin of oakland, a former state treasurer. he has sought his party's nomination for governor and u.s. senate before winning his party's nomination in the second district this year. the democratic candidate is emily cain, state center and also served in the maine house of

means she'll be transported by private ambulance to maine, correct. >> she to be hold by hospital officials she would be kept here for the quarantine period but she consulted attorneys, they were pushing for her release and now the energy department of health is saying she will be released from the hospital. however, while she is in the state of new jersey, if quarantine order remains in place, that's why she's being taken privately back to maine. this also means maine has to deal with the issue of ebola and what their policies and procedures would be. this nurse has tested negative twice. they say she's been symptom free since she was tested saturday morning but it will be up to officials in her home state of maine to determine what their policy is. whether or not they will enforce any kind of quarantine for her when she arrives back there. as long as she is in this strait, health officials say she will still be kept quarantined. carol? >> the private ambulance that will transport her, is it equipped to deal with ebola patients? >> well, look, the senior state officials in new yo

melvin. is that a shot? >>> main event. kp hickox speaks out again and president obama says it's time to focus on the science. christie storming the midterm trail with dozens of stops between now and election day. a very pubis lead, pubis listen delivering a very personal message. >>> good morning, well to "the daily rundown." it is thursday, october 30th, 2014. the ebola standoff between nurse kaci hickox and the state of maine. hickox emerged from the house he shares with her boyfriend to say she's not backing down, that she won't stay inside for 21 days and she'll go to court if necessary. >> it is not my intention to put anyone at risk in this community. we have been in negotiations all day with the state of maine. and tried to resolve this amicably. but they will not allow me to leave my house and have any interaction with the public. even though i am completely healthy and symptom free. i don't want to hurt anyone in the public. i don't think this is an acceptable line to be drawn. >> maine health officials are seeking a state order to keep her in her home. saying the request to qu

as josh wingrove said that he heard himself as a journalist dozens of shots fired inside this main parliament building. then the gunman walked through this building shooting indiscriminately towards the library and from what we understand from josh wingrove, he did see a body lying motionless there in the hallway. and from what he gathered it was not a police officer or security guard, it looked like just a regular citizen that may have been killed. the confirmation we have right now is one person has been hit, has been injured. we don't know the condition of this person but this is the victim who was shot while at the canadian war memorial. we also want to report on a tweet that we are getting or seeing from a member of parliament. his name is bob zimmer and he's saying that he is in the building, that he is okay. he says "we are okay." and that the lone gunman is deceased. josh win grove on the line there. any movement where you are right now? >> no, we're still in a holding pattern. we see people searching the building with their guns drawn. it's very much a fluid situation. you

happened before 10:00, all the mps were in the main parliament building and the shooter got through the main door. start from there. >> yes, that's right. this is a door that's used by mps, by staff, by accredited journalists. it's not a public door so -- but it's hope. if you don't have a pass they'll ask you to leave but if you want to barge in, that's the way to do it it appears he broke into the foyer and moved the north towards the library of parliament. now i picked it up from the west wing of the building to when police were meeting down that hallway, it's called the hall of monitor as i understand it and there was a second round of gunfire just in front of the library of parliament and at that point i saw a body down i couldn't confirm but it looked lifeless. it was unclear whether that was an officer or a shooter. the way the police were acting it didn't seem like it was a police officer. and then they briefly sort of checked on the body then they have been searching parliament since. there's three main parliamentary buildings, this is the main one right at the top of parli

complex. a number of security personnel have been stationed at all the main gates not letting worshipers in, not letting tourists in, we also understand at 1 point a group of people belonging to a far right jewish group also tried to access the mosque, they were sent away, in fact, a number of them were arrested by israeli security force evers, whatever the case, the situation here remains extremely tense. a situation which frankly has been bubbling over the past several months since before the war in gaza, but really it has been highlighted by this recent situation of violence in occupied east jerusalem, a situation which doesn't seem to be getting any better. >> here is what you need to know about the temple mount, as it is referred to by muslims. it is considered the hol holiest site in judaism, and the third holiest in ices lamb, the area was concurred by israel in 1967, but is add mensterred by a body called the woff. nonmuslims are allow to visit, but are not allowed to pray there. more controversial in the region it is the first major european country to do so, israel is condemnin

patients in west africa and the state of maine. kaci hickox refusing to follow a mandatory quarantine as police gathered around her house. what she said overnight. >>> new information that high profile terrorists targeted by u.s. air strikes in syria have survived and could be actively plotting against the united states. >>> the san francisco giants on top again winning their third world series in five years. how did they do it? >> one word. madison bumgarner. >> that's two words. we are live in kansas city ahead. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. great to see you this thursday, october 30th. it is 5:00 in the east. does the state of maine have the right to keep the nurse quarantined with no symptoms just because she treated ebola patients in west africa? kaci hickox has no ebola symptoms as we said. she has tested negative for the virus twice, but maine officials told hickox to stay isolated in her home. they will seek a court order to make sure that happens. with hickox's boyfriend at her side, she told reporters this is not science based

>>> that breaking news is out of maine. a nurse just back from west africa defies a volunteer quarantine and takes a bike ride. news 4 live desk. >> that bike ride lasted about an hour. she said she woke up and she wanted to go for a ride and she did. so defying that quarantine. state police followed her t detain her becausee ride. s they don't have a court order. state officials want that court order to enforce a 21-day quarantine which would mean hickox would be confined to her home. she was in sierra leone working with doctors without borders. when she arrived back to the u.s., now hickox says she is not a risk to the public. she doesn't have any symptoms of ebola. she tested negative for ebola. she believes being forced into quarantine would violate her civil rights. >> there's no legal action against me so i'm free to go on a bike ride in my hometown. >> what is the s court order? >> i don't know. >> the issue with that court order is a judge would have to determine that hickox poses an immediate public health risk in order to issue that order. we'll be watching today to

a senate raceine. this is their second debate. this hour-long debate is courtesy of the maine public broadcasting your vote 2014. the united states senate debate. there coming to you from theater on the campus of husson university in bangor. the debate will feature broad discussions and a lightning round. the republican candidate is incumbent u.s. senator susan collins. democratic candidate is shenna the former executive director of the american civil liberties union. she has not held elective office. welcome to you both. in the first segment, we are going to tackle broad topics. devote 4-5g to minutes to each topic. we hope you will articulate your position as well as your differences with each other. shenna, the number one concern of our listeners and viewers is people are concerned about e'sn's economy -- main economy and jobs. what will you do to improve the economy and jobs? >> thank you for hosting this. it is wonderful to be here in bangor. 350 walked across maine, issue thatnumber one people said was jobs and the economy. i walked three miles. a farmer talked about inv

a ride flips over in maine. >>> and an attempt to take a selfie in calf calf ends with one person dead. the tragic details ahead. justin? >> after a quiet finish to the weekend clouds and share chances return to the forecast for the work week. i'll tim it thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you, cable because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don't lie. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability, and hd picture quality. so join the millions who enjoy the difference fios makes and get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two years. sign up now and get $300 back with a two-year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> and this is not something you'd want to see on your next flight. oxygen mask hanging from the ceiling of the plane. u.s. airways flight from laguardia to charlotte lost cabin pressure last night as it was getting r

. >> the state of maine taking the next step to force a nurse to stay indoors. does this mean no more bike rides for kaci hickox? >> hello, everyone, happy friday, happy halloween, i'm john berman. >> i get nothing to be happy about. i'm happy enough to be sitting beside you, john berman. i'm michaela pereira. we're down to the wire. four days left until election day. just four days until the day that decides who controls the senate. this could determine a key part of the president's legacy. huge stakes. so where is the president today? is he in a state with the key senate race that hangs in the balance? well, there are ten states with races that are super close so is the president campaigning in any of those ten states? no. >> no! he is in rhode island. so blue it's more like navy or cobalt. which is bluer? >> cobalt. >> it's a cobalt state. his speech, which starts any minute, is on the economy which is always important but, again, where is where he is giving it, rhode island, and when, four days before the election shows how toxic he has become for some democratic candidates in these cl

montgomery county. we had a police chase and accident that's been closing down 202 between main and dekalb. we see traffic getting by, parts of main street have been blocked also, closures due to an early morning accident and the police investigation that's going on right now. let's go to the maps and all they have done is they have towed away the tractor-trailer away from the accident scene. in the meantime it was closed over the bridge between main and dekalb. you can stick to dekalb, 422 or the blue route instead and main street closed in that area. southbound roosevelt boulevard we see the flashing lights. 9th street we have an accident, serious injuries on the scene. boulevard southbound at 9th, a lot going on at this early hour. >> let's get back to the breaking news you mentioned. a police chase ended with police officers officers pulling their weapons at a busy intersection. katherine scott is live at the scene in norristown with what we know so far. >> reporter: matt, we know that one person was shot and taken to the hospital. no officers were injured. we're waiting for mor

need to be praised. >>> world series champions. thousands all day with the state of maine. and tried to resolve this amicably. but they will not allow me to leave my louse then allowed to return to her boyfriend's home here in fort kent, maine. state troopers standing guard outside. >> the governor is merely pandering to the fear that exists that supposedly she's contagious, she has a right to live her life. >> hickox tested negative for ebola twice, that's not stopping state officials from seeking a court order to mandate quarantine for full 21 days. >> we feel strongly about the protocol that we've established and we have grave concerns about the lack of leadership at the federal level. >> the state says hickox is required to remain isolated at home until october 10th. but she says she's not planning on it. >> and i've been told that the attorney general's intention is to file legal action against me. if this does occur, then i will challenge those legal actions. >> some residents in fort kent say they have nothing to fear. >> it's if only transferable by bodily fluids, i gue

is a big part of that i had dropped today. today was one of the main volatile days we had in the treasury market in the past ten or 20 years, very incredible move. a, political move, b, health care risks as you cited with ebola. and then, volatility coming from other markets and crowded trade, we call it short interest rate positioning out there that causes a flight to eequality. >> with a little bit of a technical issue i would assume you're saying there, rick, jim paulson, let me turn to you. you don't exactly ring a bell and say the correction is over. but could today have been the low point for the markets? what do you think? do we grind lower before the market moves back up? what is going to happen? >> well, that is always really difficult to tell, tyler. it is very difficult. i guess science leads in these market bottoms and because an art form and gut feel, i'm looking for a sense of fear. and today -- >> you didn't see it today? >> today was the first day -- i felt that for the first time in this entire corrective process which has been going on in recent weeks, today it

main roads here is affecting livelihoods and the environment. >>> good to have you with us. iraqi security forces has retaken a town, the biggest gain in a month. in syria, the fighting conditions as kurdish drops defend the town of kobane. >> reporter: iraqi soldiers enter the area. it has been held by i.s.i.l. for months, an important town 50km south of bag dad. the last three days, we carried out a number of strikes. we started to clear the area east of the you frayedies, before pushing towards the area. it's a victory in the face of continued i.s.i.l. domination of much of iraq and syria. another main battle area is the town of kobane, on the surrian turkish border. fought over by i.s.i.l. and kurdish forces for weeks. a key issue is what support the turkish government would give kurdish fighters taking on i.s.i.l. fighters in the town. tensions between the kurd and the turks increased with allegations of soldiers killed, posing a threat to the ceasefire between the p.k.k. and the turkish government. turkey is trying to play at the differences. the differences that exist betwe

jamming those hov lanes as you head out of newington. main lanes although open, they slow to look at what's going on. so increased volume you don't expect getting to the beltway and on to 395. 66 traveler, the volume has been out of manassas. the accident getting into clarks gap eastbound route 9 before the berlin turnpike moved on to the shoulder so there's some good news now. everything open new york, bladensburg. just volume signal light delays into northeast. that's a look at drive. now the weather, howard. >>> talking astronomy here for a moment because we have a lunar eclipse under way. a full moon. looks like a waning crescent moon but this is the earth's shadow now. totality at 6:25. it lasts almost an hour and then we're talking about fighting the brightening skies. the sunrise is at 7:11. this has been fun to watch all morning. we are going to see a good deal ofsunshine. our day planner sunny skies. 72 by lunch time. west winds at 11. they could gust over 20 at times. highs mid if not upper 70s in a few spots and well to the south fredricksburg, tap han knock, you guys a

state of maine, including the governor and state health officials and state police against a nurse, pretty brave one that volunteered to treat ebola patients in west africa and has gotten the world's worst welcome home. this is the scene in the tiny town of fort kent on maine's canadian border. a state of police cruisers are parked outside her home. inside, miss hickox, who you will recall, was first confined to a tent outside a hospital in newark, new jersey, and then was allowed to go home to maine where she is vowing to break her quarantine there. she has twice tested negative for ebola. she is not contagious. she doesn't have ebola. she has not tested positive. we're expecting to receive video of a statement she just made as i said. she spoke earlier on nbc's "today" show. >> you know, i don't plan on sticking to the guidelines. i remain appalled by these home quarantine policies that have been forced upon me, even though i am in perfectly good health and feeling strong and have been this entire time completely symptom-free. if the restrictions placed on me by the state of main

through a pipeline in maine? >> yes. i want to make sure i understand. are you talking about the main montreal? i believe there needs to be a full environmental study to answer that question. >> shenna bellows? >> know, and i also oppose the keystone pipeline. >> you support federal funding for amtrak? >> yes. >> yes. >> do you agree with a woman's right to choose? >> yes. >> yes. >> should local law enforcement agencies be allowed to use surveillance drones?

where the two main engines, the aj 26 russian engines are. these engines were built in the 1970s. they were mocked by aerojet and refurrished in this country. three years ago, one of them caught on fire when they were testing. it earlier this year, one blew up on the test stand when they were testing it. that's the obvious suspect right now. the aj 26 engines. the atlas 5 that you refer to, francis, that will be launching at 1:21 this afternoon going into space has russian engines, also, but they're more up to date rd 18 engines. they're not the same at all. that will be taking off going into space. also, important for people to know even though they lost one of their commercial carriers here with orbital science, they still have a spacex who has been very successful in placing in docking with and delivering cargo to the space station. also, the russians have their own progress rocket. it docked this morning carrying 2 1/2 tons of food and supplies about two hours ago. there's plenty of food, water, oxygen, supplies on the international space station for well into march possibly

. >>> here's a thing i don't understand. something weird happened in the great state of maine today. this morning six days before the election, 63,000 ballots have been sent in to be counted. this morning all of a sudden the independent candidate for governor in maine called a surprise press conference. this is the candidate eliot cutler who says he has no chance of winning. they've started hyping him in the ads in the hopes that he'll drain votes from the democrat in the race mike michaud. eliot cutler is not going to bin this time in maine. he's just going to split the anti-republican paul lepage vote so paul lepage gets re-elected. that's clear as day now six days before the election in maine. so it seemed like huge news today when independent eliot cutler called a last-minute press conference at his campaign headquarters. the general assumption was, okay, this is it, he can read the polls like everybody else, he's going to do it. he's going to drop out. what actually happened, though, is much less clear. the lead in the portland press herald after eliot cutler had said what he had to

you. >>> new tensions this morning with kaci hickox and the state of maine. the governor of maine says he will drop the demand that the volunteer nurse remain in quarantine for 21 days if she will agree to an ebola blood test. lepage says negotiations with hickox have failed. hickox and her boyfriend, ted wilber seem to be testing the authority to be confined to their home. they took a dramatic bike ride through the woods. >> her behavior is riling a lot of people up. you know, i can only do what i can do. we are trying to protect her, but she is not acting as smartly as she probably should. let's put this this way, i am going to use the legal provisions to the fullest extent that the law allows me. i just hope that she recognizes that. >> we did not go into the grocery store. we are not trying to get anyone sick. we don't believe we can get anyone sick and we are not trying to put anyone at risk. so, we're not trying to push any limits here. we're members of the community, too. we want to make everyone feel comfortable. >> that was the boyfriend of kaci hickox. ted wilbur. he say

following her every move. >> we are still waiting to hear from the state of maine, i hope we can continue negotiations. >> she contest add quarantine, and ultimately threaten legala, after showing no symptoms the new jersey governor allowed her to return to maine, which imposed it's own quarantine. >> she has maintained that isolation is not necessary. >> i completely understand that the state's purpose is to protect two state of maine, i have worked in public health, and that has always been my purpose as well, but we have to make decisions on science. >> u.s. officials are now add oughts over whether american healthcare workers who return from treating ebola patients in west africa, should be forced into a quarantine until a 21 day incubation period has expired. when they cam home, they deserve to be treated properly. >> the debate continues. tonight authorities in maine are ensuing a court order to enforce the quarantine. meanwhile, new york city announced a new program -- to encouraging medical workers to go to west africa, to fight ebola. >> the controversial continues. >> i

morning with our top story, concerns of ebola in america. a refueling stop in maine this morning. he will be treated for ebola at a hospital. dr. nancy snyderman and her team are feeling fine and their return will be soon as well. let's begin with nbc's national correspondent kate snow in omaha. kate, good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. ashoka mukpo is due here in a few hours after refueling in bangor, maine acres couple of hours ago. meanwhile here on the ground in omaha, they are ready and waiting. ashoka mukpo's long journey home began overnight when he boarded a specially equipped plane. inside the plane, like this one, multiple layers of protection, designed to make sure no one would ever come in contact with the virus. on the ground in omaha, another

kaci hickox, the nurse in maine who defied her quarantine, she went for a bike ride this morning. now she is back at home. you can see the reporters following her tont porch of her boyfriend's house questioning here. as you can see, she was wearing a helmet. she walked past the camera crews. it was unclear where she was headed as she took her bike ride. we do know state police officers were camped outside of the home, followed her as they went down the street. as you well know, maine has ordered her to stay inside for a 21-day quarantine. she has vowed not to do that. as you see she's followed through with her threat. we do think that the state of maine will file a court order later today forcing her to obey that 21-day quarantine. as of right now, no. we talked to her lawyer earlier this morning. listen. >> i have been told that the attorney general's intention is to file legal action against me. and if this does occur, then i will challenge those legal actions. >> all right. i said that -- we did talk to her lawyer this morning. he is going to follow her wishes and they are goi

main priority and a new kind of politician, i want a strong army because we should protect our country and fight corruption and decentralize authority. >> reporter: for three months slovansk was the focal point of the pro-russian uprising and it returned under ukraine control in july and gone are the barricades that the pro-russians put up around government buildings. replaced by the blue and yellow of the ukraine flag. but beyond this make over there is anger here. and especially among those who lost their homes. and it's directed toward the government in kiev. they don't want to talk to us on camera but saying they will not vote because they don't recognize the government in kiev. they actually say that any prospects of a united ukraine is impossible at this stage but these are the pro-russian voices at the moment and the past pro-ukrainian voices are low and trying to be as discrete as possible now. for two months pro-russian fighters were stationed on this part of land next to the home. but it's only when government forces started shelling that the houses in this area were destroye

. she treated, bola patients in -- she treated ebola patients in home in maine. her defiant actions and the angry governor. >>> scare tactics, big thrills from little movies. the movie director challenging you to frighten everyone in videos that just last six seconds. >>> and a lucky connection. do taylor swift's album releases have anything to do with winning the world series? her win-win situation. that's in "the skinny" on this friday, october 31st. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you on this halloween. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm t.j. holmes. big news overnight. it's been a 48-day manhunt for suspected cop killer. it is over this morning. eric frein has been captured. >> frein gave himself up surrounded by u.s. marshals. john haskell has the latest. >> reporter: here's eric frein, clean shaven and described as healthy, besides a visible scratch on his nose. on the run for the past 48 days. now exactly where pennsylvania state police want him, in a jail cell. >> the reason this was so important is because eric frein was dedicated to killing law enforcem

francisco this morning. a water main break sent water gushing on to the side of streets and into homes. tara moriarty is in the city's bay view neighborhood where some families have been busy trying to stop the flooding. tara. >> reporter: that is right. we just received an update. 6-7 homes off of key streets has been flooded. you take a look behind me here. you can see the water is still flowing. take a listen here. you can see even after 4.5 hours it's still going. across the street if you look there, there is a car parked there. the force of the water was so great when it came down the hill that it ripped the bumper off of that car. the break happened around midnight. water has been cut off to homes on about three blocks until they can get in and repair the problem. crews have been out here for 4.5 hours. city officials say they did lose quite a bit of water. they were not able to give us an exact estimate. they were able to pinch off the line but they do have it under control now. >> we had a main break here of a 12-inch water line that occurred around 12:00 a.m.. it resulte

state of maine. kaci hickox refusing to follow a quarantine. we will tell you what she said overnight. >>> new information that high profile terrorists targeted by u.s. air strikes in syria have survived and could be plotting against america. >>> and the san francisco giants, world series champions! you see it happen right there. one of the greatest pitching performances on the history of earth and in the history of earth and world series. a lot of champagne there. >> you are tired. >> you can't play these games at night. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. let's begin with the nurse who volunteered to fight ebola in africa now fighting a quarantine order in her home state of maine. is kaci hickox battling for civil rights or endangering the public? hickox has no ebola symptoms. she has tested negative for the virus twice, but maine officials want her to remain isolated in her home. she will seek a court order to make sure it happens. she said she will not be violated by a policy in that is not quote science based. >> it is not my intention to put anyon

burnett "outfront" starts right now. >> breaking news, maine officials filing a court order to force casey hickox into quarentine. >>> and an enormous fire ball, and 40-year-old technology behind the explosion. >>> and the ferguson police chief supposedly on the way out and will it make a difference on whether or not officer darren wilson is indicted. let's go out front. >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront, the breaking news the fight over the mandatory quarentine is heating up. neither side giving an inch. maine health officials are filing a court order for mandatory quarentine for a nurse after returning from treating ebola patients in west africa. now she is in maine where she lives where she is refusing to follow the state's quarentine orders. she said she has twice tested negative and still in the infection period but feels it is sufficient for her to monitor. >> i won't follow the guidelines. i'm appalled by these quarentine policies forced upon me. >> we'll spaek -- speak to her lawyer in a moment. >>> tonight the president met with a group of health care workers figh

nile. >>> back to breaking news, a water main break in san francisco's portrero hill neighborhood, with our reporter at vermont and 22nd. >>> good morning, crews are on the scene shoveling up mud. this is a very old pipe, 117-year-old, cast iron, and they think that able is the reason its burst at 3:00 a.m. up the hill on 22nd and vermont. this is next to san francisco general hospital which lost water for almost an hour but it did not impact operations. the water main broke at 3:00 this morning and it has been capped. there is still a lot of mud but in reports of major damage. there is a lot whole in the ground where the 12" pipe burst. crews are on the scene asession the damage and will need to dig up the road to make repairs. 22 were street between san bruno and vermont is closed to traffic while they make the repairs and that is next to the hospital and i am told because this is not the main entrance it should not affect hospital traffic. >>> a big mess in sonoma after a break spilled $600,000 gallons of fluid. a well directlier store into the water main but the ranch near for

you cited there does not put them out of the main stream of the republican party. they'll fit right in. what's going to be interesting now, if they do take the senate, there's going to be a lot of pressure to bring up all of these pieces of legislation like personhood bills. now, of course the president will veto them, but that will establish much more of a contrast that, in a national election, in 2016, democrats will be able to say, this is what is going to happen if there's a republican president. he's going to start signing this stuff. so it creates a real contrast and that's why there's some argument that having a republican senate right now creates a stronger position for democrats in 2016. >> so, jason, as we are seeing all kinds of people, including us out saying, get out in vote, this is a very, very well defined election, because it's almost no mid ground here in terms of clear positions on very serious policy issues. >> right. look, most people if they're paying attention to this election, they know what these republican candidates are standing for. they know what these d

state of maine public broadcasting network. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the 2014 congressional district debate. this is the second congressional debate and the last an hour, we feature losses brought topical discussions and a lightning round of quick answers. the questions will come from the new staff and from members of the public are it the candidates will also have a chance to question each other. the republican candidate in this race is bruce poliquin. a former state treasurer. he had sought the nomination for governor before winning his party's nomination in the second district is here. the democratic candidate is emily cain, a state senator and also served in the house of representatives. she is married and lives in the state. and then we have the independent candidate, blaine richardson. he is a retired navy officer and is married and lives in belfast. welcome to you all. we are coming to you from lewiston. the first segment of this debate, we will talk with broad topical questions and we want to devote about five or six minutes total to each of those. and we wanted to be able to

areas the obama cat laws hammered them. out of the way, to get better job. >> well the main thing is senator lander is to push president l of obama's anti-energy appointment. i've been talking to small owners all over that and every one of them has been given the same message, you've got to do away with obama care we cannot afford the restrictions and we cannot afford the new fees and we afford the new taxes. that is hurting the economic spectrum and that is what obama care was meant to help with. we can lead america to energy independence and that is what we should be doing louisiana across-the-board. drill baby drill. >>at 9 o'clock prompt buffalo for weight debate. debate from new hampshire running anne shaheen is against scott brown. >> be part of sees pans campaign 2014, follow us on and like us on facebook to get video clips on key moments and debate previews from our politics team. you can instantly share your reactions to what the candidates are saying. the battle for control of congress >> i'm jennifer works and welcome. this debate will last an hour more features several se

army says it'se substantial gains. >> bicycles on the main road is affecting livelihood and the environment. >> after months of conflict and instability, polls have opened in ukraine's parliamentary elections. ukraine is facing difficult times with russia's annexation of crimea. poms not takinpolls not taking s controlled by pro-russian separatists. polls have opened just one hour ago. pro-russian separatists say they'll block voting in 14 districts. they want to hold a separate election in early november when a ceasefire was find at the beginning of september, this was the area controlled by the separatists. since then there have been several violations by both sides with the rebels now controlling more territory. hova slovkin reports. >> accused of helping ukrainian troops, accusing her of being a traitor and a child killer. now irinia is running as an independent candidate. >> translator: honesty will be my main priority. i'll be a new kind o of politician. we need to decentralize authority. >> for three months slovyansk was the center of the pro-russian separatist strong hol

public library for many years. is all of this at the main branch that we are talking about? and what about a branch libraries around the city? is there equal efforts being made to incorporate the people with disabilities in their hiring? >> actually, the last physicians that i talked about is kind of makes me really smile, and our chief of branches is who said, we should not be just hiring, or bringing people in as volunteers, we really want to make some opportunities that are really entry level, and although, the first one and we are hoping two positions that will be in branch libraries but it was kind of funny to me and i was talking to my boss who is the chief of the main library and said guess what edwards is doing and, she said that we can do that at the main too. and so that makes me happy. >> thank you. >> any other council members? >> council members senhaux? >> there you go. i can hear in your voice because of my visual impairment your dedication and how you talk about your employees and how incredible they are, and what it is like to work with them. and their contribution,

flips over in maine. >>> and an attempt to take a selfie in calf calf ends with one person dead. the tragic details ahead. justin? >> after a quiet finish to the weekend clouds and share chances return to the forecast for the work week. >> and this is not something you'd want to see on your next flight. oxygen mask hanging from the ceiling of the plane. u.s. airways flight from laguardia to charlotte lost cabin pressure last night as it was getting ready to land causing the masks to drop. passenger took this video. no one there was injured but the jet was expected by maintenance crews. >> in santa barbara california an amtrak train hits a group of people taking selfies on a tressel. one person died. two others were injured. another person did manage to escape unharm. police say they were taking selfies around sunset last night when the train approached and they tried to jump out of the way. >>> halloween hayride in maine at the center of an investigation tonight after an accident left a 17 year old girl dead and more than a dozen others seriously injured. the attraction remains close

♪. >> isil fighters retake territory in iraq's anbar province, advance on the main supply route to the capitol. hello. i am david foster. you are watching al jazeera live from doha in the next 30 minutes, 11 candidates for brazil's candidacy. but the real contest expected between 3s main contenders. student dmontstrators ahead of a deadline to clear protest sites. we report on russian volunteers trying to find the remains of soldiers missing since the second world war. the islamic state of iraq in the lavant otherwise known as isil said it has taken over more. large parts of syria and iraq and wants to establish an islamic state in the region. strategic battleground not far from the iraqi capitol are proving difficult for it or the government to hold. reports suggest that isil's recertain parts of dula ia after won by iraqi forces. west of baghdad, airstrikes have helped pushal isil fighters back to kubasi. it has put to falu. ja. a report on why holding that town is so important for the iraqi army. >> this furious exchange for fire shows the battle against isil isn't slowing down.

tapper starts right now. >> the nurse in maine went on a bike ride as an exercise in civil disobedience. she's now defied quarantine orders in two states. the govern of -- how far is the governor willing to go to stop her? >> the politics lead. it's jeb bush and hillary clinton. the money lead. is it some new world order conspiracy, why some people think cheaper prices at the pump have bigger consequences for ruthless terrorists. good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. well tomorrow could "the lead." speakers of ebola in a fierce debate over principles of liberty and security. a nurse back from the ebola hot zone of west africa is defying orders to remain inside her home in maine and is now on the receiving end from a stern warning from the governor. negotiations with that nurse, kaci hickox have failed. what exactly that means is unclear. hickox proved she's not willing to blink in the stare-down. hickox and her boyfriend set off on a bike ride this morning ignoring orders for her to stay inside her home but the governor nor says we're not following her to stop her. the

maine's economy and jobs. what will you do to improve the economy and jobs? >> thank you for hosting this. it is wonderful to be here in bangor. as i walked across maine, 350 miles, the number one issue that people said was jobs and the economy. i walked three miles. a farmer talked about investment in infrastructure. he sells heirloom potatoes across the country, but it takes him 20 minutes to get online. he said if we had broadband access, people like him could grow their businesses. people could connect with the global economy. infrastructure is number one. also, a fair tax and regulatory environment. >> what will you do to create better paying jobs? >> i talked to employers all over the state. i find there are jobs available, but often there is a difficult time finding the employees that have the skills and education needed for those jobs. nationwide, about a third of the unemployment rate is due to that gap in skills. i have been a strong supporter of a bill which got incorporated which would bring together employers, employees, educational institutions, local workforces to identify

standoff, pitting the state of maine and the governors and officials against a nurse, a pretty brave one who volunteered to treat ebola patients in west africa and has gotten perhaps the worst welcome home. take a look, this is on maine's canadian border, kaci hickox's boyfriend's home. a pay of police acrocruisers ar parked outside. meanwhile, kaci hickox was first put in a tent, and now is going home to maine, she has twice tested negative for ebola, she is not contagious, she has not tested positive. we're expecting to receive video of a statement just made, as i said she spoke earlier on today show. >> you know, i don't plan on sticking to the guidelines, i remain appalled by the guidelines stuck on me, even though i have been symptom-free. if the restrictions placed on me by the state of maine are not lifted by thursday, i will go to court to fight for my freedom. >> and ms. kaci hickox has been unwilling to follow the cdc guidelines even though the guidelines say she should not be quarantined. the state is seeking a court order to keep her home. and for those who were bac