Video Site Map October 12, 2014
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- Technology takes you inside the White House as never before
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- Who's leading North Korea?
- Stirewalt: 'Anything can happen on Nov. 4th'
- Saving Kobani: Can the U.S. and coalition win?
- Rep. Farenthold on how the WH is handling Ebola
- Texas nurse tests positive for Ebola
- Tom Rogan: Strategy on ISIS is failing
- My toe fungus won't go away: Should I Worry?
- New research: Lung cancer can lie hidden for years
- The Week Ahead: 10/12
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- CDC briefs press on second confirmed case of Ebola in U.S.
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- Are the midterms on mute?
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- Crisis coverage converges
- Bill O'Reilly sounds off
- After the Show Show: Kevin Gillespie
- Kurdish fighters struggle to defend Kobani from ISIS
- The battle for Kobani: Why is Turkey still on the sidelines?
- Judge Jeanine: Where did our respect for the military go?
- Huckabee: Judicial supremacy trampling the Constitution
- The next big thing in technology
- Selloff in US stocks triggered by global growth worries
- Pressure mounting for Turkey to join battle against ISIS?
- Will Congress vote to go to war against ISIS?
- Kevin Gillespie on cooking with hard cider
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- ISIS gains ground despite U.S. airstrikes
- Ferrari goes from zero to sixty
- 'The Judge' worth your box office bucks?
- Financial aid? Mexico helps citizens avoid US deportation
- Dickies names its American Hero of the Year
- Second case of Ebola in the U.S. confirmed
- Officials hold press conference on latest Ebola case
- Power Player Plus: Stewart McLaurin
- The stars are out at New York Comic Con
- Leap of faith: Restaurant takes prices off menu
- ISIS knocking on Baghdad's door
- National forecast for Sunday, October 12
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- Will Wall Street calm down?
- Kurdish official: If ISIS wins, the west will lose
- JFK begins Ebola screenings for passengers from West Africa
- Rallies in MO protesting cop shootings