Outside of the 9 11 memorial at the pentagon this morning at arlington, virginia, the site oe the terrorists attacks here in our area just 15 years ago. This marks the 50th anniversary as weve said and of course were going to have a life report coming up in just at few minutes. Nute as people head out today theyre going to be met with a revisiting of summer weather ase this still wants to hold on as we get into the fall here a little bit closer. Its hard to believe because here we are with football season beginning this weekend, but itbu feels like were in the middle of summer again. Our heatwave continues but we will see relieve later this h morning. It is a steamy, muggy morning, 81 already here in washington. The big difference between yesterday andi today. Yesterday we hit 95 with the high temperature. We have a cold front moving through right now. Gh im showing you the winds because where the wind direction is out of the northwt about gaithersburg over tover dulles thats where the
With so much anxiety generated by ebola, were going to address the scare from all angles this morning, reports from africa, dallas, washington and dr. Richard besser here in new york to help everyone understand what we should be worrying about overseas and why we shouldnt panic here at home. We begin in dallas, the only American City where ebola has been contracted. Abcs tom llamas is there. Tom. Reporter residents woke up to find a mea culpa letter in their local papers. It comes from the ceo of Texas Health Presbyterian where he acknowledges the hospital did make mistakes. The mea culpa letter comes as a Lab Technician who handled ebola victim Thomas Eric Duncans blood sample returned to texas on this cruise liner this morning. Earlier that technician who has been quarantined in her cabin had her own blood sample transferred at sea to conduct tests for ebola before the ship docked. Watch as a u. S. Coast guard helicopter hovers over the deck of the carnival magic. The chopper was cir
Faith, they are watching for a successor. At this mornings mass in san jose, the faith parade for the pope as they always had knowing that soon that means praying for someone different. We still have the faith and so we keep going. Thats the main thing. Im disappointed, because in my lifetime, every pope has followed the natural path. I cannot understand that the pope would retire. We never had that before. Its said that he left an impression in his eight years. He was the teacher, as i said, about john paul, they came to see him. And benedict they came to hear him. He stepped aside when he felt he could no longer lead. I have no doubt that this was an issue of conscience for me. He was not going to play golf, i think he realized that in conscience, he had to perform pa is storal responsibilities. While some younger catholics say they want to see change from the next pope. The people that effect my faith life are people i interact with on a daily basis. Im not going to rome and see the
With so much anxiety generated by ebola, were going to address the scare from all angles this morning, reports from africa, dallas, washington and dr. Richard besser here in new york to help everyone understand what we should be worrying about overseas and why we shouldnt panic here at home. We begin in dallas, the only American City where ebola has been contracted. Abcs tom llamas is there. Tom. Reporter residents woke up to find a mea culpa letter in their local papers. It comes from the ceo of Texas Health Presbyterian where he acknowledges the hospital did make mistakes. The mea culpa letter comes as a Lab Technician who handled ebola victim Thomas Eric Duncans blood sample returned to texas on this cruise liner this morning. Earlier that technician who has been quarantined in her cabin had her own blood sample transferred at sea to conduct tests for ebola before the ship docked. Watch as a u. S. Coast guard helicopter hovers over the deck of the carnival magic. The chopper was cir
With so much anxiety generated by ebola, were going to address the scare from all angles this morning, reports from africa, dallas, washington and dr. Richard besser here in new york to help everyone understand what we should be worrying about overseas and why we shouldnt panic here at home. We begin in dallas, the only American City where ebola has been contracted. Abcs tom llamas is there. Tom. Reporter residents woke up to find a mea culpa letter in their local papers. It comes from the ceo of Texas Health Presbyterian where he acknowledges the hospital did make mistakes. The mea culpa letter comes as a Lab Technician who handled ebola victim Thomas Eric Duncans blood sample returned to texas on this cruise liner this morning. Earlier that technician who has been quarantined in her cabin had her own blood sample transferred at sea to conduct tests for ebola before the ship docked. Watch as a u. S. Coast guard helicopter hovers over the deck of the carnival magic. The chopper was cir