issues. joining me now two panelists. good to see you. good to be here. erik i want to start with you because i want to tell me your reaction when you first heard that ms. pham was going to be suing. tell me if you think she can win. i was not spocked. texas breast presbyterian sends their nurses into a health care mine field and said fend for yourself, good luck. they had a duty to protect their nurses, to train them from this ebola outbreak because they knew that it was going to happen eventually. and they had a dud duty to protect them and simply did not. i believe that she has a very strong case to hold them liable for their lack of preparation and lack of knowledge. rachel, how do you see it? i m with erik. i think nurses are on the front lines and should have the protections to be doing their jobs properly and to be protected themselves while doing
their jobs properly. apparently, ms. pham was asking for haz-mat suits for days provided to her. if they had the proper training and proper protections she might not have gone through what she went through. sure, she signed up to be a nurse, fine. but the fact that i have a license doesn t mean you throw me into the independency 500 with no helmet, no nothing. you signed up to drive. i think she has a case here. the chief drngcal officer for texas health resources testified before congress in october. he says the company shared an ebola advisory that it received from the cdc right, before mr. duncan arrived with the personnel and said that the presbyterian staff was trained to management ebola. erik, can this lawsuit ends up on the doorstep of the cdc? i don t believe this will end up on the door steps of the cdc because texas presbyterian that
i m meeting my friends for a country lunch. what s a specialty at this restaurant? chicken baked in clay? yes. another friend from the past, pham, lin, of course, and a new friend tan. a last meal, some goodbyes. i have a question. what make you stay so long? because normally travelers come and stay only one or two nights. what s your impressions about it?
pardon, troubled youths will see this as an inspiration and motivation that they too can turn their lives around. critics say the true message should be actions have consequences and wealth and celebrity cannot erase them. and if charlie baker signs off on it, the governor s council also signs off. he is not the first celebrity who has sought a do-over in 1975, keith richards of the rolling stones arrested for reckless driving got a pardon from the state of arkansas and jim morrison nearly 40 years after he died was given a pardon by the state of florida because of an indecent exposure conviction during a concert in miami back in 1969. trace gallagher, we ll see what happens to marky mark. thank you. remember bentley the dog belonging to the ebola patient
nina pham? the shocking price tag for this adorable pooch and who ended up footing the bill. disturbing video from a protest last night showing the crowd cheering as something tragic happened or what happened that could get these protesters in a whole lot of trouble with the law. @oyu0x?hy@x@8p