We offer expertise and tailored solutions for Small Businesses and major corporations. What can we do for you . And now, bbc world news america. This is bbc world news america. Nigeria free of ebola. What can the Success Story teach the world about containing the outbreak . Veteranemy, a u. S. Army battling the enemy on the side of kurdish troops. I know i came over here to try to help. The canine warriors of the u. S. Military. War dogs like these have been training with handlers for decades. Welcome to our viewers on Public Television in america and around the globe. There have been very little good news when it comes to the battle against ebola. Today, nigeria, the most populous nation in africa, was officially declared free of the virus. In theome relief worst outbreak of the disease ever and with four and a half thousand people already dead in west africa. We will speak with a u. S. Official who is returned from the region. We start with this report in legos. The hospital that was
Good morning. Im luke russert. S the the daily rundown. Just about an hour from now, shell be grilled in a special capitol hill hearing about whether the secret service is still up to the job of protecting the president. Peterson was set to testify on security lapses that allowed gonzalez to force his way into the white house earlier this month. He was wielding a knife with 800 rounds of ammunition, two hatchets and a machete outside in his car. This morning there are shocking new developments in that story. It turns out gonzalez made it much further into the white house than the agency revealed ten days ago. All the way to the iconic east room. Just steps for the white house personal residence. On september 20th the secret service said gonzalez was visibly apprehended after entering the white house north portico doors. But according to officials, he was able to push past a guard, turn left, pass the stairs that lead to the familys residence, and run into the east room. He then ran ten
The secret service Julia Pearson faced a grilling. A fence jumper and white house shooter in november of 2011. Director pearson admitted to the House Oversight committee that a white house intruder with a knife, follow the red dots with me, got all the way to the east room where the president has given multiple major public statements. Pearson was also questioned about a story the Washington Post broke wide open this past sunday about that 2011 case. This man, Oscar Ortega Hernandez shot multiple times at the white house. And it took multiple days for the secret service to realize bullets had hit the white house where sasha, the president s youngest daughter was home. Is that true . Did a housekeeper find evidence of the shooting and your agents did not . The housekeeper was able to locate fragments of glass on the truman balcony, not an area frequented by security i didnt ask you about who was frequent. I asked you there was a spontaneous conclusion that shots were fired . There were
The United States in september. From the time the person got on the plane to the time the person got off the plane, they were not ill. But it was four days later on the 24th when this person first became ill. Two days after that on the 26th they went to the hospital because they were sick, and at the time they were told to go home. The person was not tested. Two days later then, now, then the 28th, eight days after riding back into the United States, back in the hospital by ambulance, got tested, was put into isolation and the test subsequently came back as positive. So as you mentioned, anderson, while we have had patients diagnosed with ebola, those patients were diagnosed in africa and then sent here. This person was the first person to be diagnosed in the United States. There were also four days in between, 24th when they got sick, the 28th when they went into isolation. The big question anderson is who did the person come in contact after he or she was sick before they were actual