Look at this dramatic rescue. A daughter crying out for somebody to save her dad as a house goes up in flames. Get my dad we got to get him out of there. Oh, thank god. The lifesaving hero who emerges from the inferno. Why did he vanish afterwards . Hey, good morning, everybody. Lets get straight to the breaking news in the ebola story. We have a live picture this morning from the port of galveston where just a short time ago a Carnival Cruise ship arrived carrying that Health Care Worker selfquarantined for a possible, possible ebola exposure. The ship was turned away by two countries during its journey at sea. And just hours earlier, an incredible scene on board the carnival magic. Look at this. A coast guard helicopter receiving cheers when it came to collect a blood sample from that worker. Abcs tom llamas has been following the story and has the very latest from dallas this morning. Good morning, tom. Reporter paula, good morning to you. And several agencies including the cdc will
Monetizing mobile, and contrary to popular belief, teens are still using it. And General Motors is beating expectations and showing signs of improvement in europe. Plus one of the cars gets a rare award from Consumer Reports. And michael dell is writing a letter saying that he at peace because of what shareholders make. And sac capital could come the kaye and we could come today, and we could have more on that. And at least eight wall street firms raising the stock on facebook and the stock is growing after the Second Quarter results were out last night. They make up 41 of facebooks edadvertising revenue s and Mar Zuckerberg on the Conference Call last night. When it comes to mobile, i am pleased with the results. We have more actives on mobile than desktops and more than half a billion people use facebook on their mobile than desktop. And jim, everybody is buzzing that it is within 14 of the ipo price of 38. Well, it is a big position for the Charitable Trust and looking bad for a whi
Record. Two better than brett favres old mark. The broncos won the game. Those are just some of your top stories on this monday, october 20th. Announcer from abc news, this is world news now. Good morning to you. We begin with good news for one group of people at risk of contracting ebola and a critical period for another. The 21day monitoring window ends for the first 48 people who came into contact with Thomas Eric Duncan. Among them his family, fiance and First Health Workers to treat him. Another 75 dallas Health Workers are entering a new time of high concern. They cared for duncan close to his death when the risk was highest. If theyve been infected, their symptoms would be appearing right about now. The carnival is back in port along with the hospital worker that sparked fears. Tests showed she had no trace of ebola. The white house is sending one of its staff to dallas to coordinates governments response. Adrian seinz will report to the newly appointed ebola czar ron kl klain.
Spending, and auto sales. And then finally on friday, we get that big july nonfarm payrolls report. Economists are looking for about 184,000 jobs to have been added for the month. Meantime, the Unemployment Rate is expected to fall to 7. 5 . But joe, its going to be really interesting watching a lousy gdp number, probably a good jobs number and seeing how the tenyear reacts to each of those numbers. How do we know about the jobs number . Were ready for a bad one. You think it will be good because of the claims numbers . I dont know. I dont know either. Were ready for either. How the bond market reacts to good news bad news potentially. And the feds going to be in focus this week. Yep. Talking about the fed . So sick well, if its not humphrey hawkins, a twoday bernanke thing, now its the fom. I dont remember in my life being so controlled by any every fed decision. Then the minutes release later of what they said. Its constant. And theres such a big part of our life. I think its a sad c
That damascus will not fulfill the proposed initiative unless threats to bomb his country are stopped. That is the very latest from that interview. The question of what to do about syria has now shifted to switzerland. Secretary of state john kerry arrived in geneva this morning. Their aim is to work out details of a plan to have syria surrender its chemical weapons. So the plan, right, phil, is to see if this plan is workable. But if they even come to an agreement then there is the logistics to execute the plan. How much can they accomplish in this short period of time. Yeah, its a lot on the menu. Not only do they have to figure out whether this is something that all sides will sign on to, but then they have to figure out how to simply lay out the plan if it can be done logistically and scientifically. Sa there are members on both delegations who have been brought in to answer those questions. But there will be some sort of resolution that all parties can agree to . And thats still a