so far in the twenty five day search for him to pipe bombs have been found authorities are confident that he is running out of resources and that he will have to come out of the woods eventually quote there's some pretty obvious dangers associated with hunters taking to the what if there are those types of things in the friday at the national flight ninety three memorial in shanksville pennsylvania there was a fire at the park's headquarters according to officials the cause of the fire is yet to be determined and is still under investigation in addition to the flag being destroyed personal items of the passengers and crew and over one hundred tribute items left by the visitors to the site were also lost the actual memorial and visitor center which is located about two miles away was unaffected by the blaze the centers for disease control and prevention has confirmed the first case of evil in the united states a man named thomas duncan arrived in dallas from liberia on september twentieth and started feeling sick days later he made his a national goes to texas health presbyterian hospital on september twenty fifth the doctors did not know what was wrong with him at the time so they gave  antibiotics he went back three days later while reporting the same symptoms a blood test conducted last tuesday confirmed that he had ebola he is now in critical condition and everyone he came into contact with is being monitored ebola is an infectious and generally fatal disease marked by fever and severe internal bleeding that is spread their contact with infected body fluids and it has killed a majority of those infected it cannot be transmitted through the air water or food anthony fauci director of the direct national institute of allergy and infectious diseases stated to fox news sunday quote to the people who are scared we don't take lightly your fear we respect it we understand it but we have to get our actions and our policies based on scientific evidence we know if you do isolation contact tracing and appropriate treatment you will not have an outbreak he said adding that there could still be other cases of infected passengers arriving on american soil dan pfeiffer senior adviser to president obama told n b c s meet the press that quote the first thing is to make sure the american people understand how hard it is to contact people and to understand that there is no country in the world better prepared than the united states to deal with this to get more information about ebola and how it's transmitted go to c d c doc of and secret service director julia pierson has resigned she became the secret service's chief of staff in two thousand and eight and was promoted to director in two thousand and thirteen she resigned last wednesday after multiple incidents including two security breaches in the white house in a matter of days the first intruder was omar gonzales he was able to jump the fence surrounding the white house and manage to make it all the way to the east room before he was caught pearson revealed that two of her officers saw gonzales before he scaled the fence of whom they recognize from a previous incident but failed to act or report the sight of him another incident occurred on september sixteenth when a security contractor who was armed with a gun and had a previous assault record wrote an elevator with the president yet another error occurred in the secret service on september twenty seventh when an unidentified man was able to pose as a representative donald payne jr of new jersey at the congressional black caucus foundation in washington where he made it past security and met with the president backstage pearson said to the bloomberg news agency that quote congress has lost confidence in my ability to run the agency the media has made it clear that this is what they expected i can be pretty stoic about it but not really it's painful to leave as the agency is reeling from a significant security breach pearson is being replaced by former secret service official joseph clancy until the president appoints the new director last week there were a total of three high school football related deaths the first deaths death was demario harris jr seventeen from charles henderson high school and alabama he passed away sunday from a brain hemorrhage caused by a tackle from a game that previous friday another was isaiah langston a seventeen year old from rolls of a high school in north carolina he died on september twenty ninth after collapsing during pre game warm ups that previous friday from a blood clot to the brain the most recent was tom cutting a sixteen year old from sharm waiting river high school in new york who died after being in the i c u last wednesday he suffered a head injury from a collision that occurred during a game according to the national center for catastrophic sports injury research there have been eight deaths this year from high school football related injuries the supreme court on monday decided that it would not be hearing the appeals cases on same sex marriage because of this the original ruling so cited by the u s circuit courts will now stand in eleven states will begin issuing same sex marriage licenses to couples in the states this brings the total count up to thirty states where gay marriage is allowed legal analysis predicted justices to end the confusion on nationwide same sex marriage once and for all this term by making the issue up instead they have dropped the case any time same sex marriage couples are extended marriage equality is something to celebrate and today is a joyous day for thousands of couples across america america who will immediately feel the impact of today's supreme court action human rights campaign president chad griffin explains exclaimed this is considered a major victory for many human day and equality rights groups international news this week protests in hong kong continue on september twenty sixth student protesters took to the streets in outrage against the government this is due to the fact that in august beijing said it would decide who the next candidate for the high office in hong kong would be due to the protest internet sites such as twitter and instagram are being blocked to try and limit tough expression against the government the people of hong kong said this stripped them of their shoe democracy on wednesday october first which was a national holiday the protests grew to tens of thousands of people with women and children taking part as well protest have been very peaceful but the police are using tear gas and pepper spray on civilians chief executive of hong kong c while lying says he will not step down as the protesters have demanded protesters are now threatening to storm government buildings but we can't just sit here forever because we can't achieve what we want we hope to have a direction with action soon not just sit here and leslie said mesko a twenty one year old college student negotiations with the government and students have been called off as didn't feel the police are neglecting them for they are being attacked by triads organized crime groups germany has announced that it will be dropping to russian rights for all students wishing to remain in the country to receive a higher education lower saxony was the seventh and final state of germany to drop t german states disagreed and faced out such changes even though the higher end of the two ishant was a mere seven hundred dollars this is obviously not the case for american students after the two thousand eight recession state aid to american students fell dramatically to this day state aid remains twenty three percent below the level it was before economic recession when we come back we'll be discussing this in more detail with a panel of students and hear what they have to say  because i have to be responsible because my first coach told me you can do this because my teacher helped me see the choices 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know about like germany standards or like how college works over there but i mean like we obviously have high in the schools the ivy leagues and then you know local colleges like you know where we're on like two different spectrums but like i mean like if we think about how hard it is to  get into certain schools in germany i mean that's also another thing too but like i agree with the other girls i think that you know there's actually no incentive to go to college whenever it's free and like you know i don't even think it would be motivated to learn more things like that and you also have to know you know america is known for their institutions we are known for our universities and they are very expensive universities especially you know some of them and you know you got to ask what colleges do we know in europe we know of oxford and cambridge in england but like do we know of any german like are there any known german universities are there any known you know universities because this isn't just a german thing there are a lot of countries that you know have very low wishing rates in europe that's just the way their governments are set up you pay for it in your taxes they have a lot higher taxes than we do but they also receive a free education so i think it's kind of you know balances itself out but at the same time you know going back to what i was saying are there really any noun foreign universities maybe maybe because we're biased because we live in america and that's all we think about is i think our school system is just really good here and that that's why we don't know as many over there that's why we have so many people coming into america like these people want an education for their children in american education clearly american as something better than those universities in those schools over in europe but at the same time even though european institutions do not charge a fee for education there are still people getting good jobs and living in europe where at the same time people are in debt in america after going to college and taking out student loans and they have a better education true you know like you were saying that the tuitions rates here in america are ridiculously high you know whether it be public or private schools you're looking at you know tens of thousands of dollars to get you know a secondary education to do something and you know you look at europe and you know a lot of their countries have low or free like germany education and yet the economy is doing perfectly fine i mean it's i should say perfectly fine no economy currently is perfectly fine but their their currency the euro is valued more than the american dollar so clearly something is going on that you know we have we're sending all these kids off to college you know it's like the american dream which is the american passion that's the thing that college it is so stressed out a high school go to college out of high school go to college what about trade school what about going out getting out of high school getting a job or going into the military there are so many other options college is not the only option right but to get a great job in america seems nowadays you have to have a college degree but i mean there's someone how expensive is it to have a plumber out of your house or an electrician it is crazy those people are making they're people like going in the trade school is learning like you know all these different types of labor is like years down the road like where are we going to get all these kinds of laborers like all the plumbers all the construction workers and things and like you know there's people i mean like we still need people to do all these kinds of labors to example in those schools are typically lower and promised as an alternative you know the kids can take great difficulty lowering costs and a lot of it has to do with the stigma i think kids are afraid of that you know we have an option here to go to community college it would be a fraction of the price of what we would pay for any other public university but at the same time kids are hesitant but why why why do kids feel that they're making a mistake at the i think they're scared like how to get a job like a plumber or something because it's not in their minds it's not a successful job not a lawyer exactly where we stereotype them as basically stereotypes many of these jobs and you know now that even though like the plumbers basically have saved many houses just from fixing like some kind of cog in the sink i mean like you know it's just the stereotype that you know like being a laborer just something of like a lower class job is just kind of like oh that's not really good at all not as good as sounding like a doctor or a lawyer or some kind of professional sports athlete but to become a doctor it's going to cost you a quarter million dollars roughly i mean and four times the amount of school exactly four times the amount of stress so from the standpoint do you think a price tag on a school determines how lead it is or how people view it it does that mean determines how people view it people are viewing harvard completely different than your local community college but i honestly think that you get out of college what you put in it and no matter where you go that's just it's all back to that label thing when a lot of drive a lot of employers want to see experience more than anything which creates like paradox almost you know you want to get a job but they say oh we need experience you can get experience so you get a job but you know you're right it's it's universities very important you know a lot of careers love to see that but at the same time they're very they want this experience and it's just you know this is this loop of how do i get experience how do i get a job where is the happy medium almost in between i think the best thing that seniors now and like  tuition really think about is that going it's not about going to the best college but it's also it's it's literally about going to the best college that's right for you because it doesn't matter if you go to the high end ivy league school or some local college it's just like just what like what sam said like you get you get out of it what you put into it and then i think that you know as long as you make the right choice and you put yourself in the right atmosphere for the next for however many years of your life into secondary education i mean that's just that's just how it's going to be right it's about your work ethic and how you're going to take the opportunities that are presented well right well we'd like to thank the three of you very much for joining us on another edition of bursting the bubble when a great show we'll see you all here again next week thank you for joining