we will tell you. Joaquin El Chappo Guzman heading to the us. if you love to today, up your alley. cold and snow is coming. greg d walks us through it all straight ahead. thank you for being with us here on saturday night, if you are part of the group wearing flipflops and shorts today. tomorrow is a very different story, you may need a shovel by midweek. And freezing weather heading here quick. greg d is in the Weather Center with our first look the you to the maps, we have an area of low pressure down towards the Mississippi River valley. that is headed towards north either side of that storm now toward memphis which are getting snow in western tennessee. One that interest us for tomorrow afternoon. already seeing Winter Weather advisories columbus down to cincinnati where it is pouring right now. they are expecting store as we head into tomorrow. heres how that breaks down for us. we will start you off with eratures in the 40s, mansfield, cleveland, ashtabula. Ppening by midmorning.
Well, good monday morning. We begin with the latest on the ebola patient fighting for his life in a dallas hospital. Thomas eric duncan is so sick doctors are not giving him the experimental vaccine. We begin with tahman bradley. Reporter this morning, thomas eric duncan, the first person diagnosed with ebola in the u. S. Remains in critical condition. His family says hes unconscious, on a ventilator, and on dialysis. Duncans girlfriend is frustrated with the care hes receiving. I dont think americans, they are doing enough to save him. Reporter his girlfriend and family are having their temperatures taken at least twice a day. While specially train eed hazma crews are decontaminated their apartment. Being here scares me. Reporter the cdc is monitoring nine highrisk patients. 40 others are being watched. A freelance cameraman for nbc news is expected to arrive in nebraska for treatment. Though ebola can on the spread through contact of bodily flo d fluids, u. S. Officials are leaving n
Well, good monday morning. We begin with the latest on the ebola patient fighting for his life in a dallas hospital. Thomas eric duncan is so sick doctors are not giving him the experimental vaccine. We begin with tahman bradley. Reporter this morning, thomas eric duncan, the first person diagnosed with ebola in the u. S. Remains in critical condition. His family says hes unconscious, on a ventilator, and on dialysis. Duncans girlfriend is frustrated with the care hes receiving. I dont think americans, they are doing enough to save him. Reporter his girlfriend and family are having their temperatures taken at least twice a day. While specially train eed hazma crews are decontaminated their apartment. Being here scares me. Reporter the cdc is monitoring nine highrisk patients. 40 others are being watched. A freelance cameraman for nbc news is expected to arrive in nebraska for treatment. Though ebola can on the spread through contact of bodily flo d fluids, u. S. Officials are leaving n
Decontaminated. Reporter fortunately everyone is okay. As you can see behind me. Were starting to see some flaring up in the business. It has been out for a while but as is the case with fires, a lot of times smoldering remains and they start to come back up. Thats why the Fire Department is out here keeping an eye on this. They have a lad erhoo,der here. With regards to the toxic pool of chemicals you were referring to, fortunately its contained to the parking lot in front of the business that burned overnight. Its a private Hazardous Waste company thats out here right now to suck it up and will be shipping it off site for disposal. That company told me it wont be before tonight that theyre finished and that the rest of this Industrial Park may reopen. The view from the chopper shows you why it will take so long. Two large brown ponds of water in front of the Metal Finishing company that burned last night. Thats the water the Fire Department used to fight the fire. Its mixed with the