properly they will always behave truthfully. >> thanks for joining us. "fox & friends" starts now. >> bye. have a great day. >> good morning. today is tuesday, october 14. i'm ainsley earhardt. a fox news alert. brand-new details on this texas nurse infected with the ebola virus as more possible cases are being tested now overnight. and the government's response that has many americans scratching their heads. >> panic on an american airlines night when the cabin walls start cracking mid flight forcing the captain to leave the cockpit. and if you're in the air, that's never good. >> right. for years the government called his killing spree workplace violence, but last night nidal hassan's attorney made a stunning admission. >> is this any doubt in your mind that this is somebody who believes in the jihad? >> the answer no one saw
coming. meanwhile, you know this by heart. mornings are better with friends, us friends. >> hey. you're watching "fox & friends,ed" fastest show on four cameras. >> i didn't realize that. >> must we've got one outside. tech nick which i we have five but -- technically we have five but four in the studio. >> what a great camouflage for our camera. no one will ever detect it. >> a little rainy in the northeast. we have another busy morning to tell you about. >> we have a fox news alert to start with this morning. at this very hour a man in kansas is now in isolation with symptoms of this deadly ebola virus. a nurse in kansas is undergoing a blood transfusion to save her life hopefully. we're outside in dallas with the latest.
>> reporter: we're learning more about this nurse who has become infected with ebola here in texas. she's 26 years old, just graduated from a texas nursing school, t.c.u., texas christian university, back in 2010 so she's only been on the job for about four years or so. nina pham is her name. we're told she is stable at texas presbyterian health where she is employed as a critical nurse. still unclear from health officials on how she contracted the disease despite wearing protective equipment like gloves and gowns. in all the hospital estimates around 70 staff members had exposure to thomas duncan during his care here. no one else is sick but they are being monitored closely and top health officials warned of even more infections at this point. >> i feel awful that a health care worker became
infected in the care of an ebola patient. she was this trying to help the first patient survive. we need to consider the possibility that there could be additional cases, particularly among the health care workers who cared for the index patient when he was so ill. >> not something you want to hear; right? meantime, that nurse has been receiving mass -- plasma products donated by dr. kent brantly. he is the american doctor who caught ebola while he was working in liberia but came back to the united states, was successfully treated and is doing much better, doing well. he donated plasma products to be given to this nurse. we understand he tried to donate that for thomas duncan but their blood types did not match. hopefully that will help her beat this and be on the road to recovery. >> thank you very much. also, yesterday we told you there was some cryptic notes about this particular nurse, just 26 years old.
she went to t.c.u. she graduated in 2010. but you know what -- there she is right there, nina pham with her spaniel dog bentley. she only got her certificate for critical care nursing on august 1. so she had only been in this particular job for a couple of months. just one other note. we told you that one other person is in isolation down in fort worth, a company called alcon, an eye care company, sent out a news release saying that one of their associates was in isolation. reportedly he is her boyfriend. >> frieden comes out yesterday as you just saw and says essentially i didn't mean to blame her. i'm sorry it came off like that. i feel terrible she came down with this but the only thing we can think of is somewhere along the line she violated protocol. and you have 70 other workers who did all sorts of things trying to help mr. duncan survive and he
didn't. they are going to be observed. the virus takes 21 days to show symptoms to have anything in you to test positive for it. yesterday bill o'reilly had enough. he watches frieden every single day. he listens to his explanation and says this guy is not telling the truth. >> frieden should resign, as he well knows. charter flights could carry medical and military personnel to the affected areas in africa, and that's the way they should be transported, by charter. so that monitoring can be very close. believing that civilian airport people in jfk or newark or dulles airport can spot ebola that is dormant, believing that is stupid and irresponsible and puts all americans at risk. it's a dumb and dangerous ruse, and frieden is the chief propagandist. he knows better. talking points are just
asking for common sense, which the obama administration is rejecting outright. but i will predict tonight they will soon reverse course. again, there is no compelling reason for west africans to come to the united states at this point in time. >> it's almost like they're just learning as they go. i agree with bill o'reilly and everything that he's saying. in the private sector he's saying the c.d.c. should resign, the head of the c.d.c. in the private sector, if you don't do your job and if people die as a result of it, then you probably wouldn't have your job anymore. >> the follow-up was he can't go out and say guys this is terrible, i have no idea where it's going because there is a lot of school of thought, according to other experts, that possibly this ebola virus could be transmitted through the air. if that is true, let's put up a brand-new set of rules. >> it is hike they're retroactive and not proactive. this are new rules we're learning. it could be spread this way. >> yesterday thomas frieden, in addition to
apologizing to the nurse that he threw under the bus the day before, for him to say we have to rethink the way we address ebola. rethink that way? all along he's try to do a really good job reassuring us but if he's saying we've got to rethink that, it's not a problem, it's not a problem, now it's a problem. just the fact as he said yesterday if even a single infection is unacceptable, then shouldn't, as bill o'reilly said, until we figure out how to get a handle on this we should suspend travel until we get up with new screenings and care protocols. >> why not be safe? no one is going to say why did you stop those nights to west africa? you had no problem stopping nights to israel when one missile got close to the airport. you want to be safe. how about protecting americans who want to walk down the street in dallas. if somebody wants to be in charge, wouldn't the perfect person be bill frist, former majority
leader, someone who knows how to organize. >> this disease has been around since 1976. it is not a new disease. someone out there, someone here in america knows a lot about this disease, is a scientist that nose this competently, that guy needs to be in charge. >> yesterday i heard silvia burrwell, she is in charge. we've seen the c.d.c. guy, we saw dr. fauci yesterday. where is the surgeon general? right now we don't have one. his name is all tied up in confirmation because there are people on the republican side who say that the particular nominee has been too mill in the past. so who -- has been too political in the past. who is in charge? because right now if they're rethinking things that is not good. >> let's talk about other things happening. isis now targeting our police officers.
is this a credible threat? we've heard about lone wolves and threats and attacks and go signs for years? >> the feds are taking this threat seriously warning of possible lone wolf attacks. according to media reports a joint intelligence bulletin warns isis may be planning attacks inside the u.s. it comes after an isis spokesman reported an audio message urging adherence to soldiers and troops. it adds attackers can act on their own and need not ask fob anyone's advice. isis continues to make attacks in iraq and syria. on monday it captured a military training camp in western iraq, another step in gaining control of anbar province. in addition, a series of bombings racked baghdad killing theeft 30 people. in syria on monday isis fighters carried out three suicide bombings in kobani
allowing its troops to make small advances. critics of the white house's foreign policy remain unconvinced that isis can be stopped without american ground troops. >> you cannot defeat an army on the ground simply from the air. and to put all your eggs in the basket of hoping local armed forces will be able to do the job was a deeply flawed strategy from the beginning. >> secretary of state john kerry yesterday down played the significance of kobani saying it is just one community. >> kobani is one community, and it's a tragedy of what is happening there. and we don't diminish that. but we have said from day one it is going to take a period of time. >> at this point it is estimated that isis forces control about 50% of that border town. back to you. >> also the report yesterday that susan rice said turkey is saying we can use their air bases. tuns out no one told turkey.
they said that is not true. >> she was unwise for saying that in public. meanwhile time for news and we start with the weather. >> we have severe weather to talk about, serious situation in parts of the country. more than 32 million americans finding themselves in the path of deadly tornadoes. 100 miles-per-hour winds reducing mobile homes in arkansas to rubble, tossing cars in the air like toys. this storm responsible for killing a marine and members of his family, a 75-year-old woman in alabama also died when a tree fell on her trailer. over in louisiana, tens of thousands of people are waking without power this morning. terrifying moments on board an american airlines night when the cabin panels begin to pop off just after takeoff. flight attendants and a pilot actually were able to stick their hands inside parts of the plane that buckled. >> all of a sudden a load pop, pop -- a loud pop, pop, pop. a ripping sound.
the interior plastic panels and insurance -- and insulation start ripping out. >> the plane landed safely in san francisco. officials say an air duct problem is to blame. a bus ride turning dangerous on the road in salt lake city. police reported to a swerving school bus carrying 67 children after adults on board frantically called 911. listen. >> what happened? [inaudible] >> i am honestly shaking at this point. >> after utah highway patrol pulled over the bus they found multiple prescription pill bottles in the purse. lisa martinez is charged with d.u.i. and suspended from work. it took him five years but a photographer is
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a fox news alert. the centers for disease control now admitting it's taking a different approach to the ebola virus after a texas nurse who was wearing protective gear tested positive for the deadly infection. but one option that's not on the table, banning flights from africa. the source? >> there are unexpected effects that really could possibly paradoxically make
things worse. the best way to protect americans is to completely control and eliminate the epidemic in west africa. >> west africa is the source. >> so is that true? do we need to ban flights? let's ask dr. david samadi from the fox medical a team. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> you say ban flights. you were saying that this weekend on fox news. tell us why. >> there are times in the history of america, and nobody said it better than ronald reagan, that you have to tear down those walls. and this are times such as this where we have to protect americans. that's one of the reasons why i looked straight in the camera and told the president please bring up those walls. the best way to isolate this disease is right in west africa, and the other international countries have to join u.s. we are talking about sending aides, we're sending our troops and sending doctors over there. we've had about 300
minnesota health care workers -- 3-00 plus health care workers in that country. if you contain this disease, you control this disease. once the bird is outside the cage, you have to start looking for all these cases and you have these nurses and doctors and you're putting doctors and hospitals in danger. by the way, i commend her with what she's done, she is doing what a doctor or nurse is supposed to do to take care of sick people. now you have a 26-year-old who is sick. take care of it over this. don't let it come out. that is the message. the other thing i want to bring up is is this the same ebola virus we knew since 1976? these viruses sometimes mutate. if you look at the history of ebola, we've had about 2,000 cases or so. now in the last seven months, we went to over
8,000, maybe 20,000 in a month. it is a different disease. this could be mutation. we need to be very aggressive when it comes to this virus. >> if this is no medical reason why we're not banning these flights, is this a political reason? >> i'm not into the politics of this. i'm a physician. they say if you ban it you will not be able to give it enough aid and the economy could collapse and it could get worse. we're sending a tremendous amount of money and we can take care of this over this. we don't have a vaccine, we don't have antiviral medication. we need to at least temporarily close the flights out of there until we take care of this. >> check him out on facebook. you're going to pose 50 different questions. coming up, the pilot of the air france flight that crashed into the ocean killing everyone on board knew that they were doomed. his last words are now being revealed. >> once a hero always a
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photos published by the state media show the 31-year-old walking with a cane, but the pictures are undated adding to the conspiracy. did a chinese based insurance group buy the waldorf astoria hotel to spy on the united states? the lease may end over fears of spying. the group is reportedly linked to china's communist party. brian, over to you. >> i'd stay in a holiday inn. >> sergeant moran left the marines and found himself homeless. now he's doing something incredible to make sure it doesn't happen to anyone else or a veteran like him. joining us is sergeant gonzalez doran. thanks for your service. you come back and find out
you've got no place to live. your dad passed away in 2010. the house you grew up with was vacant but overcome with what? >> from the time my father became bedridden until passing, squatters had taken over and the house went to foreclosure. >> you came out in 2011. why didn't you stay there? >> the house had become very unkempt. >> you neeppedded a place to stay -- needed a place to stay. what did you do? >> i stayed in a halfway house, home house and senate shelter, my car. >> how long were you in the military? >> eight years. >> you'd think you'd come back and feel great about your service to your country and you can't find a place to live. why? certain people wouldn't rent to you because you didn't have a job lined up? >> correct. i'm able to go to an ivy league school but because
the money is nontaxable renters won't rent to us because there is no pay stubs on the money we receive. >> you would think they'd say to themselves i'm going to get paid. they have money coming in but instead they go by the book? >> correct. somebody coming back home serving their country they would rather take section 8 than us. >> there's about 200,000 veterans fighting today's wars who go to bed without a home, are homeless? >> yes, nationwide. to break it down for new york, i mean, the population that i run in, you would think that it would be less, but no, it's not. >> sergeant, what you're doing is you're fixing your house. what are you going to do with the house? >> we're hoping to for the next couple of months, to bring awareness to the situation and hope that we can get funding to reconstruct the house for veterans. we're in between 15 and 20 students on transitional period. every three to six months
we'll have more students helping. >> you're going to open up this house to other veterans coming back that need that transition so they don't have to go to a shelter? >> correct. there's a lot of factors to that situation happening. but the problem is we all know issues with the v.a., the wait time periods for the program. this is not an issue where it's difficult. we have the money to have housing. why not give it to us? >> absolutely. sergeant, you're doing this privately and it's in the bronx. if people want to help you, how? >> they can go to our website. >> >> we can find out more what to do. >> we're a 501 organization. >> thanks so much, sergeant. hopefully you'll get the help. straight ahead, the federal government refuses to call the fort hood shooting terror and now even the
shooter's lawyer does not understand why. >> the question i have for you is why then to this day does the government deny that this was jihad, that it was terror? >> i simply can't answer that. >> wow, it's the answer no one saw coming, and i'm sure the government is not pleased. a democratic campaign ad trying to pull at your heart strings featuring these poor unemployed people but they are not unemployed. first happy birthday to usher. he has no last name but he's still pushing his way through at 36. ♪ ♪ ♪
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long as he's not trying to campaign for us. >> he also is doing a lot of fund-raising for them for the mid term elections which is weeks away. >> what a busy guy. if he's not fund-raising, he's golfing. >> in between, he met yesterday for a brief photo op at the white house. >> he doesn't like photo ops. high-ranking staff members meeting about ebola. last week we told you about how nidal hassan, the guy who murdered those people down at fort hood wrote a letter to the pope. in that letter, he essentially revealed he was out for jihad. last week on megyn's program, an attorney who worked with him, he's miss fied by the work -- mystified by the workplace violence thing the government cooked up. listen to this.
>> is there any doubt in your mind that this is somebody who believed in the jihad? he believed his weird version of islam mandated he do this? >> i believe you correctly stated what his -- >> the judge shut that down. the question i have for you is why then to this day does the government deny that this was jihad, that it was terror? >> i simply can't answer that. i've had discussions with the plaintiff's attorney in the civil case and he and i are in agreement with most of the facts. >> you have the defense attorney saying this is jihad, the judge shuts it down right away. but right now you've got to wonder because they say the defense department is the one who said hets -- let's make this work mace violence. >> critics are saying the administration doesn't want the word terrorism to happen under their leadership.
>> galligan says he doesn't think nidal hassan will be executed. he doesn't think that man who murdered 13 and tried to murder another 31 will wind up getting the ultimate justice. >> his goal would be to kill all of us. good news is that we're going to continue to treat him and give him all the care he needs as he sits in a wheelchair. >> it's 25 minutes before the top of the hour. or as brian would say it's 10 minutes before 15minutes beff the hour. >> that was cute. >> i think it caused a great uproar. >> regardless it is time to take a look at other news going on at this hour. rain and wind didn't stop protests against that police shooting in ferguson, missouri. [chanting] >> hundreds turning out for moral monday, demonstrations across the state protesting the police shaght of unarmed -- shooting of unarmed teen michael brown. more than 50 people
arrested for acts of civil disobedience including activist cornel west who told the crowds, quote, i came here to go to jail. quote, expletive, we're dead, the last words spoken by one of the pilots aboard an air france plane before it crashed into the ocean. the flight from rio never made it to paris in 2009. a report suggests the lives of the 228 passengers were in the hands of an overwhelmed and inexperienced copilot, a junior pilot was at the helm when that plane hit a thunderstorm. the captain left to take a nap because he had been up all night with his mistress. he returned when it was too late to avoid a catastrophe. >> caught on camera in china, the moment a woman's phone bursts into flames right in her hand. you can see she's sitting on the bus, playing with the device when a burst of light comes from her hand. get this, instead of
immediately ditching the flaming phone, she holds on to it. shocked passengers can be seen bolting for the exit. the democratic governors association probably should have done a little more research before producing this ad. >> an embarrassing governor. taking our state backwards. 47th in economic development. and 40,000 mainers can't find work. because paul le page's divisive behavior is holding us back. >> why is it embarrassing? it turns out the man, presumably one of the 40,000 unemployed actual had i has a job. he works for a company that supports maine's republican governor paul lepage, the man that this ad is bashing. >> why do they do stuff like that? they always get caught. >> you know what i learned from that ad? mainers. if you live in maine,
you're called mainers. >> maria molina is not a maniac. >> not by day at least. >> it's way too humid outside. >> we want to talk about the weather conditions across the country because that is going a little crazy especially across parts of the eastern third. we have a storm system pushing eastward producing severe weather across states like arkansas. we have reports of damage in that area. today we're looking at a risk for more severe storms from northern parts of florida to part of virginia and west virginia. large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes will be possible. we have two tornado watches in effect across parts of northern florida and georgia. that does also include the city of atlanta with this line of storms you're also looking at areas of very heavy rain, so watch out again for severe weather coming up across parts of the southeast. in the atlantic ocean we've had a relatively quiet atlantic hurricane season
but look at this next storm system. it's hurricane gonzolo, category 2. right now maximum sustained winds at 110 miles per hour. the forecast track is for it to stay away from the east coast of the u.s. that is welcome news but we could be looking at impacts in the island of bermuda as we head into this weekend. we'll keep an eye on this next storm system. the pullout from the hazing scandal at sayreville high school continues. miles hartfield committed to penn state this year but when allegations started flying they pulled the plug. the rams celebrating the 15th year since their 1999 super bowl.
49ers too much for the rams. they came out actually in the third, this was close to the third quarter. the final score was 37-31. san francisco wins. let's talk baseball. the first american league championship series game in kansas city will have to wait. rain forcing major league baseball to postpone until tonight. kansas city has a two games to none lead in the best of seven. coming up on radio between nine and noon, jennifer griffin, arthur herman war strategist and rick harrison will be here, who is also going to be here first. i'll have what's left of rick when you're done of him. >> the leftovers. coming up, this is terrifying, kids running from a dust devil taking cover in a bouncey house. bad idea. >> and the race for control
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nine-year-old into the ground. he is expected to be okay. >> this gives a whole new meaning to close call. he jumped in the nick of time and he stayed on the phone. >> that's incredible. >> who was he talking to? that guy on the cell phone dodging a motor bike. he didn't skip a beat. that happening at the grand national cross country in ohio. wow. >> with the mid term elections just 22 days away, what should republicans do if they want to win those races? let's talk to a woman who knows a thing or two about political campaigns. we're talking about callista gingrich, the
author of the new book "from sea to shining sea." good morning, callista. i imagine you've been looking at what's going on politically. a bunch of polls have come out in the last week or so that look very promising for republicans. >> absolutely. newt is the political expert in our house but i have been around politics for quite awhile. if we look at the mid terms, in the house it looks as though we'll gain 6 to 12 seats maintaining our majority. in the senate we could pick up six to eight seats. the races are very close, however, and the election is thee weeks out and in the election world that is an eternity. anything could happen. >> they only need six. it sounds like you think it's a done deal? >> no, i don't think it's over until it's over. i think they have to keep working very hard. >> anything can change at the hast minute. we've got 26 days until the last election and there are a lot of toss ups here.
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waiting for it and apparently the u.s. army has completed its report into alleged sergeant beau bergdahl. he walked off his base in afghanistan in 2009 and left a note saying he was sick and tired of it. he was held captive by the taliban for five years before the obama administration cut a deal to release him in exchange for five really bad taliban leaders. so what's the inside story and what could possibly be in the report? we might never know. so let's talk to fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. the preliminary report is done. would we normally hear about this anyway? >> no. we normally would not. and reports are done all the time in the military and in civilian prosecution. it's basically the government evaluating the strength of its own case against a potential defendant. the reason we won't see the report probably ever is twofold.
one, if he's exonerated, if they decided that as bizarre as his behavior was, it wasn't criminal, or it would be very, very difficult for them to prove the case, they don't want to tarnish his reputation and the law says they shouldn't by revealing what they learned about him. on the other hand if they are going to prosecute him, this report likely evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of their own case against him and they don't want to reveal that unless and until they have to. so the procedure is pretty much the same in the military as in the civilian world, where civilian prosecutors prepare these all the time for their bosses when they're deciding whether or nothto recommend an indictment against a particular defendant. >> you and i have talked about how the administration broke a bunch of laws. they were supposed to let congress know. they blew that. but you look at this case, it looks political and it looks like a cover-up and i know you're really bugged by it. >> i'm bugged by it because this case involves the president of the united states of america
personally, so this is not your ordinary criminal prosecution because the president of the united states personally authorized and proved the prisoner swap for him. in doing so, the president of the united states personally, probably, 'cause i don't know what was in his head, violated two laws. one of which says when you diminish the population of the prison camp at gitmo, whatever you think of it, constitutional or unconstitutional, the law says when you diminish the population there, you have to give congress 30 days notice. he did not. the law also says you can not provide material assistance to a terrorist organization. tell me, steve, is sending five al-qaeda leaders back to al-qaeda, providing material assistance to al-qaeda? >> yes. >> it's a crime for which his justice department has prosecuted people! so that's what distinguishes this electric your run of the mill criminal prosecution. into this stew, the coming midterm election. >> of course. >> we will never hear anything
from the government about bergdahl certainly until after november 4. >> we have talked to the people who served with him. we've talked to the people about the note he wrote. >> i remember, they were here. >> absolutely. they were all here. he is a deserter, according to them. and it looks like he's going to walk, according to the president. >> very, very unusual. from my point of view, unique case, we'll never know exactly what happened. >> judge, always a pleasure, thank you very much. four minutes before the top of the hour, as ebola spreads in america, guess who democrats are blaming. >> the question i have for you is why then to this day does the government deny that this was jihad, that it was terror? >> i simply can't answer that. >> that's the wrong sound bite. written national committee chairmanle is going to join us next. then panic on an american airlines flight when the cabin walls start to crack mid flight.
and the captain leaves the cockpit to try to figure out what the heck is happening.
good morning. it's tuesday, october 14. i'm ainsley earhart. new details on the tension text nurse infected with the ebola virus as more possible cases are now being tested overnight. the government's response that will have many of you scratching your head. panic on american airlines flight when the cabin walls start cracking mid flight forcing the captain to leave the cockpit. that's nice. and we told you about the airline that wouldn't let an army ranger hang up his jacket because he didn't buy a first class ticket. this morning that airline responds. you're going to want to hear that and so much more. tuesdays are always better with friends like you.
>> you're watching "fox & friends." that's the great way to begin your day. ♪ ♪ this is jay-z live right now. he's singing that. >> that's a live chopper shot of a building that is at 432 park avenue. if you know new york city, once upon a time, the drake hotel was parked there. it is the tallest building in the city, residential building right now. it's apparently going to be the third tallest building in the united states. one world tower has a taller spier. that is going to be a luxury apartment building. you, too, could live there if you are really rich. >> very rich. 96 stories tall. heather childers was telling us
during the break how much they're going for. the least amount of money you'll spend is $7 million. that's to buy like a 350 square foot apartment. >> plus you need a couch after and a coffee table. >> how much did you say the most expensive one was worse? >> on the roof, 95 million. and it's sold. >> are you pricing them? >> someone bought it. >> brian bought it. >> all you need is 10% down. >> 20%. >> otherwise there is pmi that will kill you. >> basically a-rod can afford that. >> beautiful shot from midtown manhunt. >> special thanks to the bui$ding. >> we start with a fox news alert. ebola fears in the united states growing. a man in kansas city now in isolation with symptoms of the deadly disease. meanwhile, a young nurse in texas undergoing a blood transfusion to try to save her life. casey stegall is live outside the hospital in dallas with the very latest.
good morning to you, casey. >> reporter: good morning. we're now learning that 70 total people may have come into contact with thomas eric duncan. all medical workers, all employees of texas health presbyterian hospital in dallas. initially cdc officials had apparently told health care workers who had access to him to self-monitor themselves for symptoms. they were not part of the group being checked by health authorities on the ground. we understand now they're being monitored and at this point, nobody else is thankfully showing any symptoms. listen. >> we have identified one and only one contact who had contact with her during a period when she was potentially, although likely not, infectious because it was at the very onset of her symptoms. >> reporter: he's referring to a friend of the nurse who has become infected, who again, not showing symptoms. here is what we know about that
young nurse. a 26-year-old knee in a p -- nina pham. members of her church, including her family in fort worth, describe her as an extremely passionate care giver. she has received plasma from another ebola survivor, dr. kent brantley, that american doctor who also got the virus while working in liberia. he apparently flew to dallas overt weekend to donate and help. he was successfully treated for ebola a few months ago. he tried to do so for thomas duncan. he tried donating plasma, but their blood types apparently did not match. at this point it's not clear how pham became infected because she was wearing protective gear, gloves, mask, shields and the like. cdc officials are on the ground now investigating how this infection and exposure went down. >> casey stegall live outside the hospital. by the way, a moment ago we
showed you a picture of the 26-year-old nurse, nina pham with her dog. we had heard that there is some suspicion you could catch ebola from dogs. but apparently bentley has been cleared. he is currently being held in a shelter in dallas until she hopefully recovers. >> they want to isolate the dog and still might do it. they said even if we have to keep it in a bubble, we will do that to keep the dog alive. the cdc director, who seems to be on our show live or on a press conference or on a channel on a daily basis sadly because this thing doesn't seem to be in control, he says we have to start changing the way we treat ebola, rethink it, which is unbelievable. and we have other contagious disease experts who say there might be a situation where you can get it by inhaling it, which is a bit of a problem and disconcerting. some say in the meantime, while we're still evaluating, can we
just ban the flight from west africa? i don't buy your explanation. among the people not buying it, brit hume. >> the explanations that they've given such as the idea that we don't want to prevent people from taking help into those countries really don't make any sense because you could do that by charter or military air. you could do that in any number of ways without permitting people who might be infected from coming here. and i think there is a reason why they won't do that. but it's not the one they're giving us. i'm eager to know what it is. >> we all are. you were talking to dr. samati about it. >> he was saying there is no medical reason why we're not banning flights. so the question is, is this a political reason? are politics getting involved? as usual for the white house. the president who doesn't like foe poe ops -- photo ops, meets with top officials on the day after he played golf as we saw this weekend, with no previously scheduled public events. >> that's right. >> susan rice, he had lisa
monaco there and tom frieden was there via the telephone, all explaining how they're handling the crisis, as it unfolds. >> so if the cdc is talking about how they're going to rethink the way they address ebola in this country, that is a little scary because keep in mind, for so long we've heard them say, we got it handled. now yesterday they said, we're rethinking the whole thing. one of the things they might do is when somebody comes out of a room with a patient with ebola, they might spray them down with some sort of antiviral stuff. let's also hope that at this point given what we have now learned, they're rethinking those 4,000 troops that we're going to send to west africa. there is the president yesterday at that 3:00 p.m. meeting at the white house. it was the only item on his public schedule. you would normally think that in something like this, the surgeon general would be in charge, but right now at this point oddly, the united states of america does not have a surgeon general. his nomination is tied up in
politics. >> frist is the guy that seems most logical with the medical background and knows how to work across the aisle. let's talk about new terror threats. we heard this for 13 years. look out for the lone wolf attacks. isis is targeting police officers, saying take action, like what we saw in oklahoma with the horrific beheading we saw there. we know sadly, a lot of people have gone to syria, the region, andç come back and think the islamic state is something they would like to support by killing us at home. like the cops need something else to look out for. when it comes to what's happening in the islamic state, things could not be worse. they seem to be securing the islamic state through the anbar province as the iraqi perhaps run for the hills and baghdad only protected by our apaches. >> yeah. which is a little terrifying because those fly really close and that's the area of control by isis.
going back to the isis alert for americans, some lone wolf, this particular recording sent out said you don't have to ask anybody for permission. just try to hit cops, try to hit military. try to hit media figures. then there was a u.s. official who called the warning standard fare so it doesn't sound like they're too terrified. >> 100 individuals from america allegedly fighting with isis, according to the f.b.i heather, take it away. >> one guy killed yesterday, thankfully, got killed right in kabbani. >> other headlines, some big news across the country this morning. more than 32 million americans finding themselves in the path of deadly tornadoes. we need to tell but this. 100 mile-per-hour winds reducing mobile homes in arkansas to rubble, tossing cars like that in the air like toys. this storm responsible for killing a marine, injuring members of his family, and a
75-year-old woman in alabama, she also died when a tree fell on her trailer. over in louisiana, tens of thousands of people waking up without power. some terrifying moments on board an american airlines flight when the cabin panels just begin to pop off right after takeoff. flight attendants, the pilot actually able to stick their hands inside the parts of the plane that buckled. >> it was terrifying. we didn't know what was going on. we were shouting for the flight crew, the walls are caving in. >> sounded like. >> the flight landed safely. that's good news in san francisco. after about an hour in the air, the airline now saying that an air duct problem is to blame for all that. midterm debates are heating up and this morning all eyes are on kentucky. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell trading blows with democratic challenger allison grimes in their first and only senate debate before election
day. grimes accusing him of being a selfish insider. mcconnell charges grimes intends to push obama's agenda. grimes refuses to say she even voted for the president in the first place. >> why are you reluctant to give an answer on whether or not you voted for president obama? >> bill, there is no reluctance city. this is a matter of principle. our constitution grants here in kentucky the constitutional right for privacy at the ballot box for a secret ballot. >> and still no answer. current polls show mcconnell with a slim lead over grimes. and it is halloween and a farmer in california created this. it is a monster pumpkin. he is harvesting a batch of pumpkinsteins. they resemblen stein. they're in a special mold
that creates a creepy appearance. the pricey pumpkins cost between 75 to $125, though. i don't know, the price is a little scary for me. it might be worth it. you don't get that dunk on your hands. >> i once bought a styrofoam one at party city for 8 bucks. >> cutting them is fun. >> mine always looks terrible. >> give an eight-year-old a machete and say make a jack lantern. >> it will be smashed by some teen-ager. >> no, no, the squirrels will eat it. >> don't celebrate halloween at all then! we sound like debbie downer. >> i am anti-halloween. i have been for a while. >> kids love it. they get candy. >> i don't like children. there you go. >> brian, you're fired. >> coming up straight ahead, as ebola spreads in america, guess who democrats are blaming. >> cut. >> cut. >> cut. >> cut.
>> cut. >> cut. >> cut. >> make a cut. >> wow. republican national committee chairman reince previn joins us to respond to the cuts they claim have something to do with this disease. and kids love the first lady's school lunch menus so much, 80% of them are throwing them in the garbage. they're saying cut, cut, cut this out. we have the latest on the lunch revolt as we roll on live. >> we want pizza! >> the cafeteria and new york city. >> give me liverwurst. ♪ ♪ ç
have you seen this ad? >> there are outbreaks happening today that we're not able to recognize, stop or prevent as effectively as we should be able to. cut. cut. >> cut. >> cut. >> cut. >> cut. >> cut. >> cut. >> make a cut. >> republican cuts kill. that ad brought to you by the nonprofit group, a gender project, the same group that showed paul ryan look alike throwing the old lady off the cliff. this ad, as you see there with the cut, cut, cut, this blames the ebola outbreak on
republicans and budget cuts to the cdc. but the cdc budget wasn't cut at all. joining us now is rnc chairman, reince previn. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. >> they don't mention in that that even though they're -- you got prominent republicans talking about cut, cut, cut, cut, that never went into effect and actually the budgets for the cdc and the nih went up that year. >> that's exactly right. it would never happen. in fact, it was the president that actually has been telling the cdc get to work on bike paths and get some of the walkways under control. i don't know how that all relates to the cdc, but this is what the president's directive was to the cdc, was to work on bike paths. while their budget was going up. so obviously this is just desperation on the part of this idiotic group that also, as you
note, did the ad of paul ryan throwing granny off the cliff. it is an earned media-type hit and obviously they're walking this dangerous path of trying to point out blame on ebola when in fact, if you look at the president's record on anything as you know from isis to the secret service, to the cdc, to syria, to the border, i mean, you name it, for whatever reason, every single thing the administration as well as these democrats running for office touches, it's not turning to gold, i can tell you that. it's turning to something else. >> for people who see that commercial, just remember that money to those agencies actually went up rather than got cut. also, you wrote an op ed where you talk about that billionaire environmentalist named tom stier. he's got a plan to change the mid terms and that is they're trying to suppress the republican vote. i'll give you 30 seconds, explain what he's trying to do.
>> this billionaire tom stier, you can read about it at foxnews.com. basically what they've determined is that republican enthusiasm is very high in the midterm and their enthusiasm is very low. so they did a study, full-blown data study and they actually spelled out in the memo that you can read that their strategy is to go after republicans and degrade and depress the republican turnout by spreading false messages about republicans. this is their strategy moving forward. identifying republicans, going after republicans in a strategic way to depress and degrade republican turnout. it's amazing. these people are hypocrites from the beginning to the end and this is what they're up to and i want to warn all republicans to look out for it. >> thanks for the update. reince previn, the chair of the rnc, thank you for joining us from dc today.
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time for news by the numbers. $1.1 million. that's how much the search to find accused cop killer eric frien is costing per week. on the run since september 12. next, 83%. that's the increase in students throwing out school lunches since michelle obama's healthy food mandate was put into effect. the national school boards association now trying to fight the lack luster lunches. finally, five minutes. that's how far a drive president
obama will be from a longisland school named in his honor. but he will not be paying the kids a visit. instead he is going to a fund-raiser. well, we have all paid them, those annoying atm fees and you need cash quickly, or a convenience fee when purchasing tickets. what about shipping fees? according to feeex.com, a site that analyzes the fees, americans spend on average that number right there, $155,000 in useless fees over the course of our lifetime. how can you avoid wasting your money? joining us is our expert andrea warrick, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> that's incredible. >> it is. a waste of money when you look at it in such a big picture. i have a lot of useful tips so that you don't waste your money. >> let's go through some of
these. the cramming fees. >> cramming fees is a practice of adding unauthorized charges to your phone bill. in fact, last wednesday a settlement against at & t was announced where they will pay $105 million in fees and refunds to customers for doing just this. what you want to do is check your phone bill every month, a lot of people auto pay their phone bill so they don't see these unauthorized charges. you have the right to dispute those charges. also when you're signing up for on line sweeps stakes where they require your phone number, be careful. you might unknowingly register for a service where you're paying a dollar, $5 a month. >> early termination fees, what does this mean? >> if you break a contract before the service is up, you might be slapped with an early termination fee. we see this with health clubs and most commonly with wireless carriers. you can avoid some of these fees. first of all, you might be able to transfer your contract at
trademycellular.com. they help consumers trade contracts. with the gym, you might be able to negotiate breaking that earlier, especially if you're not getting the quality of service you expected when you first signed up. it's worth negotiating. and consider no contract services. so you could pay month to month for a gym. also prepaid no contract cell phone companies are popping up. >> shipping fees. we pay a ton in shipping fees. but there are times of the year when you can avoid that. >> with the holidays approaching, shipping fees can really add a sting to your gift budget. we see a lot more retailers offering a free shipping. however, there is a minimum purchase required. for instance, macy's, you have to purchase $99 worth of goods to get free shipping. what i recommend doing is go look for free shipping codes when shopping on line. freeshopping.org is great to check. you might qualify if you call customer service. i've done this and they give that to you. >> absolutely. it's worth that extra google
search 'cause you could save ten bucks. restocking fees? >> we see this. >> that makes me mad. >> of course. with electronic and computer retailers, but even big box stores like target charge restocking fees. best buy will charge up to 25% on appliances. so read the fine print and don't buy anything on impulse until you know you want to buy it. >> thank you so much. credit card interest is a big one. pay off your credit cards immediately. >> aim to pay off triple every month. >> right, so then you don't get the fee, thank you so much. >> thank you. coming up, this college kicker missed the game-winning field goal and now he's getting death threats. wait until you hear what he found in his locker. and no one puts this kid in a corner. ♪ ♪ >> wow! impressive! the dirty dancing moves that rival patrick swayze going viral this morning. we're going to talk about him coming up next. ç
welcome back. hospital workers across the country are concerned this morning after news that a texas nurse is infected with the ebola virus even though she did everything she was supposed to do and she used the protective equipment. >> that's right. so are we giving american health care workers the proper training that they need? joining us now, dr. james rohr. thanks for being with us. >> thank you very much. good to be here. >> what do you think about that? are we giving our nurses and our doctors the training that they need to face ebola?
>> i think this is a work in progress. i think that we have four established institutions right now at the national institutes of health, emory, nebraska medical center, and st. patrick hospital in montana that are readily prepared to deal with this situation. the rest of the facilities in the country are in a learning curve. those people that may have been near nuclear power plants or other petrochemical injuries used to dealing with hazardous waste and containment may be a little more prepared than other organizations that haven't seen this much activity. >> from our perspective, all we hear about is different things they're considering. we're considering doing this, we're considering doing that. they're considering narrowing it down to the amount of hospitals that treat these people that might have or do have ebola, knocking it down to four or five, like the one you're at. do you think we should make that decision and do it? >> i think that that should be considered. i do believe that dr. frieden at the cdc is considering that. >> what's he waiting for?
how much longer are you guys going to wait? make some decisions. >> oh, i agree. i do believe that the frustration level is very high. but we live in an environment where we can discuss these things and that i do believe that making the right decision, not necessarily the crisis decision is the best plan to make. i do understand the frustration and i do understand the concern. every hospital is obligated today to activate plans to train their staff. we had the national nurses organization just yesterday comment that there is a great concern that nurses are not adequately prepared to have the protective, the personal protective equipment, how to use it, and the right equipment. and i believe all of this needs to be addressed at a very high level and rapidly. >> surely. as we look at images of that hospital in texas where thomas duncan died last week and now apparently he has infected one of the nurses, that's not one of the hospitals you mentioned.
you mentioned emory, the place inñr nebraska, one in montana. maybe this particular facility wasn't built for this. so should the nurse who has been infected now, nurse nina pham, should she be moved to one of the other centers or is it too dangerous right now? >> i think that that is definitely something to be considered. and i must say that this is a decision between the physicians presently caring for her and the patient herself. we have opportunities here. we want to educate all of our hospitals. larger hospitals treat many different types of patients with infectious diseases every day. this is unprecedented for the united states7s to deal with sh an aggressive virus such as ebola. the texas people i believe have given it their best shot. we are learning tremendously from what they are doing.
now they have a health care provider who is a true hero that we are going to support and i believe that she should be offered every opportunity available. >> and there are 70 others that could have had the same exposure and we're going to see to the 21-day incubation period whether they will be infected as well. saying we'll consider all these other options. >> absolutely. absolutely. we must continue to train every hospital, must assume the responsibility to educate their staff, to regularly drill, regularly train. the reason why some of these organizations are specialty organizations is we -- different levels of hospitals have isolation rooms, have negative pressure rooms. we know how to don protective equipment, but the people who practice it every day, they practice it several times a week, these are the people who are going to be the best at it. these are the people who are going to -- >> all right. put them in charge. >> doctor, thank you very much.
>> thanks. >> thank you. >> we talk about consider this, consider that. we need action. >> and he makes a good point. if you are sick, you're in west africa, and you get sick in a town, you're going to go to the nearest big hospital. you know what? i'm going to go to my missoula, montana. they got to figure out how to handle people in this country with ebola. >> news time, heather childers joins us. we had the fox news alert and a little more detail on what's going on in indiana. >> additional information for you at this hour. breaking news out of indiana where a tour bus heading from atlanta to chicago just crashed. the double decker bus flipped over on interstate 65. the driver reportedly swerving in the rain to avoid another accident. as many as 25 people were hurt. one woman is in critical condition after her hands got trapped under the bus. we'll continue to follow it. u.s. airways finally apologizing after one of its flight attendants refused to
hang up an army ranger's decorated jacket. the reason? he wasn't sitting in first class. we had one of the passengers who witnessed the harsh treatment of the soldier right here on "fox & friends". >> i asked if she would just hang his coat up out of goodwill and she kept saying that it was against company policy. >> the airline now writing this on its facebook page. we didn't get the situation right. we'll always try to do better. a missed kick kicks off a flurry of hateful tweets on twitter. university of arizona kicker missing a potential game winning field goal against usc on saturday. the miss prompting this, several death threats, including posts like this one just in. the university of arizona kicker found hanging in the locker room. i hope your entire family dies of cancer. he has the team support.
>> i told him he's still my boy and i still loved him. kickers tend to feel that all the weight is on them when he should have never been in that situation in the first place. he needs to realize that more of the weight is on the rest of the team. >> come on. arizona's athletic director tweeting his support. he is proud of him, great kid, and glad that he's an arizona wildcat. #beardown. nobody puts charlie in the corner. look. ♪ ♪ >> check that out. attitude and all. this young boy recreating the iconic final dance sequence from "dirty dancing," matching patrick swayze move by move. the video, of course, going viral. i think he might be a little
better at it. i like his version. >> is "dir dancing" an appropriate movie for someone that young? >> i think it's okay. >> maybe that one little scene. >> thank you very much. >> maria molina would know. what age should you watch "dirty dancing"? >> i know it was on a rerun on television channels. i would think they would cut out anything bad. >> so it must be good then. it's on television. >> yeah. let's take a look at the weather conditions now across the country because we do have a storm system that's moving eastward. it is bringing the threat for some severe storms. from parts of northern florida to virginia. we are looking at a risk for strong wind gusts with these storms and even the threat for tornadoes today. we have multiple tornado watches in effect. we had a new one that was just issued a few minutes ago across parts of georgia, something -- south carolina and north carolina. potential for severe weather and also tornadoes. this is something we'll continue to watch throughout the rest of the morning and into the early
afternoon. something else to watch is in the atlantic ocean. we've had a relatively quiet atlantic hurricane season. we have hurricane gongalo. category 2 hurricane. it's forecast to continue to intensify potentially by wednesday. it could be a cat 4 and eventually going to be impacting parts of bermuda as we head into this weekend. let's head back inside. >> thank you, maria. >> thank you. coming up straight ahead as we move on to our show, which is five minutes before 15 minutes to the top of the hour. the federal government refuses to call the fort hood shooting terror and now the fort hood shooter's lawyer doesn't understand why. >> the question i have for you, is why to this day does the government deny that this was jihad, that it was terror? >> i simply can't answer that. >> wow. it's the answer no one saw coming. >> and you know him as wesley on the classic "the princess
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abnormal liver enzymes. which is the added perk is it doesn't matter if your cough gee regular or decaf. >> like folger's. >> we're passing out the coffee this morning. once upon a time a farm boy met a beautiful maiden and the rest of the movie is history. it became a cult classic thanks to its sweet story, and quotable lines. >> farm boy, where is my horse's saddle. >> as you wish. >> farm boy, fill this with water, please. >> as you wish. >> as you wish. now the tale the of what went on behind the scenes making the movie is in a brand-new book called "as you wish." and joining us is the actor, the blond guy with the bangs, and star of the show. good morning to you. >> you got yourself from jail.
>> i did. >> 25 years later. >> hard to believe. >> it's such a cult following. you've got some people who know the entire movie word by word. >> oh, i meet them all the time. they quote the lines to me. it's incredible. >> did you know that you were heading towards that type of movie? >> we had no idea. we were hoping just to make our money back when we made the movie. we knew we were making something sweet. we had a great time making it. when i meet the fans, in fact, when we all meet the fans, they always ask, was it as much fun making this film as it looked? i always say it was more fun. that's why i wanted to write this book. i wanted to share how much fun it was. my favorite line? anybody want a peanut? >> what memories. >> there are so many great stories in it. talk about the guy who was banished from the set. >> okay. that was me. i was banished from the set and that happened during the three
days -- actually the first day that billy crystal was on the set, which you can now see on the television. he was brilliant, billy. he is brilliant. he spent about five hours in make-up and he brought his make-up artist to design this look for him that he wanted to be a cross between his grandmother and casey stingle. so i had to lay on that slab and i had to be very still, dead. so rob reiner came up to me, the director, and goes, all right, i want you to be very still. we can't see your chest move. so you got to stop breathing for this take. okay? i said okay, rob, no problem. i thought i've got it easy. i'm going to lay down on the slab, no lines or whatever. and then he walked over to billy and he whispered in his ear and goes, go ahead and do whatever you want. that gave billy free rein to do standups. very blue, which we couldn't use, stuff like don't rush me, sonny. i had a rough night.
i found my nephew with a sheep. stuff like that. and the first person to go was rob because his laugh can be heard in detroit. and i was the next one to go because i was trying to hold it in. you can see some of the outtakes on youtube. they're pretty funny. >> there is also andre the giant. literally used a giant of a man, over 500 pounds. he got too drunk one night. >> andre, god bless him, people think that he just was this legendary drinking guy, which there is no question the man haç a capacity for alcohol is extraordinary. but he also had a terrible back problem. he was due to have an operation at the end of the picture. his doctors didn't know what to give him. what do you give a 540-pound guy? they said, what do you take for pain? he says, i drink. and so they said, all right. you take what you need to take in order to get through it and
we'll deal with the rest later. so he would drink these drinks, these incredible drinks called the americans. >> how drunk did he get? >> he never got drunk. never. let me tell you something, let me tell you what he drank -- >> he passed out on the floor of the hotel. >> he did one time. he did one time while we were shooting. he did pass out. the hotel put the velvet ropes around him, that's true. there was that one time. but on the set, he never got drunk. never. he never flubbed a line. >> even though he was drinking on the set. >> just like us. >> right. >> the new book is called "as you wish." thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> so nice to see you. >> coming up straight ahead. >> you want a job where it's all okay to party all the time like andre the giant? cheryl casone is going to tell us where you can work coming up next. yes, and on this date in 1982, andre the giant was 51 and
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your kids look forward to trick or treating this halloween, you could treat yourself to a brand-new job. here with some other companies and top companies hiring right now from our sister network, the "fox business" network, cheryl casone has come all the way over here. >> long trip. >> you have some big news. the number one show, the number one job, party city. >> party city. 20,000 seasonal workers. so it's halloween time. you can wear a costume at work, why not? you get a discount. they're going to hire 20,000 people for halloween, just for
halloween. most of these jobs are temporary. but 10% they will turn into full time position with the company. again, wearing costumes at work. >> to tell you the truth, if you want that good infusion of capital, especially with the holidays, perfect time. zulily, on line retailer. >> it's shopping. shopping web site. they only opened in 2010. they went public a year ago. hot ipo op the new york stock exchange. on line retailer. they have like limited sales. they have like a short-term sale. 100 sales a day. this is a company that's been growing. they need customer service rep, buyers. also the kids and the employees, the employees and their children can model on the site. >> that's cool. >> yeah. >> you don't get paid burks you can be on the site. >> you also get good benefits. >> you also have a marketing -- welcome mat services, which provides marketing to people
recently moved. >> yeah. change of address. those packets you get when you move, that's welcome mat. this is a very -- it's a huge company. $133 billion industry actually. so basically they need account managers, sales professionals. atlanta, chicago, houston, phoenix, tampa, charlotte. all over california. they got eight corporate locations as well. full time gets benefits with this. >> she goes by the name cheryl casone on television. check out all these companies on her job blog. at casoneexchange.com. don't miss cheryl on the "fox business" network. to find it in your area, go to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. wow. we got out in time. >> don't know how. >> coming up straight ahead, i'll go to the two shot or one? i'll switch. coming up, a bombshell from fort hood shooter attorney. >> and the question i have for you is, why then to this day does the government deny that this was jihad, that it was
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working against other victims. >> it just got a whole lot worse. wendy davis now using the disabled as props. on a lighter note, mornings are better with friends. >> hi, i'm cary elwesk watching "fox & friends" as you wish. >> we start with serious stuff. we learned new details another person is being monitored for ebola. this person coming into contact with the young nurse in texas who is now fighting for her life. casey stegall is live outside the hospital in dallas with the latest. hey, casey. >> reporter: hi. i'm just getting this information on my blackberry. according to the statement that we just received, it was an al con associate that worked here in north texas who had contact with this nurse and that associate is now in the hospital
here at texas health presbyterian being monitored and tested for ebola because he had contact with the nurse once she started showing the symptoms. however, we're told that this associate is not sick and they do not believe anyone else in the office where this person worked is at risk. this comes as we're learning more information about that nurse who became infected with the ebola virus here. 26 years old, just graduated from nursing school in 2010. nina pham. she's stable. where she used to be or still is employed as a critical care nurse, still unclear, however, from health officials on just how she contracted the disease despite wearing personal protective equipment like gloves and gowns while treating thomas duncan. in all, the hospital estimates around 70 staff members had exposure to duncan during his in-patient care. no one else reporting symptoms. but they are now being monitored closely. this as top health officials
warn of more infections at this point. >> i feel awful that a health care worker became infected in the care of an ebola patient. she was there trying to help the first patient survive. we need to consider the possibility that there could beç additional cases, particularly among the health care workers who cared for the index patient when he was so ill. >> reporter: meantime, the nurse has received plasma products that were donated by dr. kent brantley. remember, he's the american doctor that caught ebola while working in liberia on a missionary trip. he donated the plasma that has been given to this nurse, something that they hope will help her and get her on the road to recovery. >> all right. casey stegall live outside the hospital down in dallas. we thank you very much. also in the "dallas morning news" this morning, there is a report regarding that alcon associate who is being watched in isolation. reportedly it is the nurse's
boyfriend. meanwhile, one of the things that dr. thomas frieden talked about yesterday, laura ingraham, was the fact that even though we've heard for weeks, we got it cover, don't worry. yesterday he said, you know what? maybe we need to rethink this whole thing. >> that's a little scary when you think about it. >> i mean, first of all, i'm infectious, but it's not ebola. so take a breath. you can't get it from here. >> via satellite, impossible. >> they say. >> yeah. but frieden is on the verge of becoming the baghdad bob of the health care community. i'm sorry. it's like don't worry. no problem. and then we always have to backtrack and edit our comments. in the beginning it seems like he's just trying to minimize concern and shrug off any common sense understanding about how to stop this. the best way to stop this is to stop people from coming in. he shrugs that off saying i talked to business leaders and
they think we don't want to do this like we do the bird flu 'cause look at all the economic damage that was caused by the bird flu. when i heard him say that a week ago, i thought to myself, is this a health care expert or is this someone who is in the obama spin room trying to minimize the economic damage? i didn't like any of that. i'm sorry. and i'm sure he's a nice person, but this is deadly serious. we need a common sense medical professional. not someone who is talking to the business community or to politicians about any of this. i mean, i'm so bothered by this and i think the american people have to make their voices heard. >> i think so, too. he might be a nice man, seems nice, he talks to us like we're children on mr. rogers and it's got to stop because all he talks about is potential, what could happen, what's not going to happen and it always happens and he never takes action. are you one of these people who thinks a person at the top of this pyramid controlling all these things would be an effective thing to do, there would be a positive, like a
senator bill frist? >> i think we need someone who is so well-respected that it wouldn't even be a question that politics was coming into play. frist might be a great idea. but all i know, is this guy has gotten it wrong so many times. again, he's a combination of baghdad bob and kathleen sebelius. we can't have that. we need someone who the public can trust. again, nothing personal against him, but he's gotten it wrong on so many different occasions and now we have people infected who weren't even in their orbit of concern. what is going on? is this virus mutating? do we need to talk about that more? maybe we do. the line. that is their job and they seem more concerned about what's happening with the business community or perhaps with what's happening in west africa than they are with how to stop it here first and foremost. so i don't have any faith in this huge bureaucracy to get this job done. >> i don't think any of us do. it's very scary because you're right, the story changes every
day. what's it going to be tomorrow? tomorrow they might say, we should have banned flights last week. >> mutating. >> just think about it, had there been a travel ban, thomas duncan wouldn't have gotten into this country. >> thank you. >> and that woman with ebola, the nurse, would not be sick. she'd be on the job right now. >> there will be a lot of lawsuits filed, i can predict that. >> let's talk about something a little less important but impactful with the elections 25 days away. wendy davis wants to be the next governor of texas. she's losing. she rolls out this ad. i want to hear what you think. will this deliver her the victory? this ad talks about abbott in a wheelchair and he got a settlement, but doesn't want other people to get a settlement. this is effective spot? >> because yesterday, she used people to double down and -- she used people in wheelchairs as props. mr. abbott was on with hannity last night and he had this to say about her. >> if she wants to attack a guy
in a heel chair, that's her prerogative. as for me, i'm running a different type of campaign. i'm running a campaign that's focused on solving the problems of texans, like securing the border, keeping texas number one for jobs, continue fighting against barak obama's epa crushing jobs in texas. so i will focus on the future of texas while my opponent continues to attack me. >> what do you think about wendy davis' idea? >> let me get this straight. so wendy davis rises to fame, has all this hollywood support, right, because she stands against this so-called gop war against women, and the way she wants to do that is to start a war against the disabled, at least one disabled man in this hideous campaign commercial -- i'm sorry we didn't have it. everyone should watch it on line. i'm sure you will play it later. but i think every democrat should be pressured to disown and disavow what wendy davis did in that ad, which is to use
people who aren't disabled, as actors sitting in wheelchairs in her spot. now, if a republican had done that, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, we know what would be happening. they'd be doing hour long prime time specials on msnbc condemning the republican who did this. but wendy davis, because she's, i don't know, because she's pro-abortion, because she's a good looking woman, because she's the darling of the hollywood elite set, she's going to get a pass on this? i don't think so. so now the war against women has morphed into a hideous attack on the disabled. i think this shines light on the real hypocrisy here which is wendy davis'. greg abbott is a wonderful person. i met him like 15 years ago. unbelievable guy who came against so many odds and rose against his own disability to be a huge success and davis owes him an apology. not more grand standing which she did over the last couple of
days. >> definitely in poor taste. >> meanwhile, john galligan, nidal hasan's attorney who was on with megyn kelly last night and made it very clear, he didn't understand, even though we heard it's not terrorism. it's workplace violence, he doesn't know where that came from. listen to this. >> is there any doubt in your mind that this is somebody who believes in the jihad, he believed that his weird version of islam mandated that he do this? >> you have correctly stated it. >> yet the judge shut that down and the question i have for you is why then to this day does the government deny that this was jihad, that it was terror? >> i simply can't answer that. i mean, i'd have discussions with the plaintiff's attorney in the civil case and he and i are in agreement about most of the facts. >> that's extraordinary. >> i guess we're fighting workplace extremism in syria,
iraq, and the rebels are fighting workplace extremism in kobani.ç again, just like the wendy davis, we have to ask the question, why? why do they refuse to tell the truth? about ebola, about what wendy davis is doing, about slammism is doing -- islamism is doing to the world and minorities. why do they refuse to tell the truth? >> all right. she joins us once a week and today is the day. have a great radio show. >> thanks. sorry about my voice. see you next week. >> we hope you feel better. >> some weather news we have to talk about now. extreme weather. big news across the country this morning. more than 32 million americans finding themselves in the path of this, deadly tornadoes. 100 mile-per-hour winds reducing mobile homes in arkansas to rubble, tossing cars around like this in the air. this storm responsible for killing a marine, injuring members of his family, and then a 75-year-old woman in alabama
also died when a tree fell on her trailer. in louisiana, tens of thousands of people waking up without power. terrifying moments on board this american airlines flight when the cabin panels of the plane actually began to pop off just after takeoff. flight attendants and the pilot able to stick their hands inside the parts of the plane that buckled. >> all of a sudden we heard pop, pop, pop, really loud, like a ripping sound. and the very last thing that happened was all the interior plastic panels insulation started ripping out from the sides of the aircraft. >> the flight landed safely in san francisco. after about an hour in the air, the airline now saying that the air duct situation seemed to be the problem. missing parrot returned to its owner fluent in spanish? four years ago he flew away and ended up in a spanish speaking home. that family turned it over to a vet who was also missing an
african gray parrot. when he found it wasn't his bird, he traced it through the microchip to find the rightful owner and they were reunited. the bird was returned and said (speaking spanish). >> all right. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. the centers for disease control say that it is time to change course and rethink how we're dealing with ebola. but is it too late? the former u.s. surgeon general on what really needs to happen next is next. and this is terrifying. kids take cover in a bounce house. the bounce house gets blown away. ♪ ♪
head of the cdc saying it's back to the drawing board when it comes to how we deal with ebola. >> we have to rethink the way we address ebola infection control because even a single infection is unacceptable. >> that was yesterday. could this outbreak in america have been prevented if we had the right leadership?
the 17th surgeon general of the u.s. served under president bush. you have problem with the leadership here? >> how are you? good morning. well, i'm happy that dr. frieden is willing to take a look at anything new that we might be able to do. during my term as surgeon general, we looked at this issue of restricting travel as it related to sars and some other diseases we dealt with and at the time we felt it would be counter productive for a whole host of reasons. i think it's important that we look at everything now because clearly patients are slipping through and we have to do everything we can to prevent this disease from reaching our shores. >> so doctor, are we being hurt now because we don't have a surgeon general? >> absolutely we are. and we should do everything we can to get an appropriately vetted surgeon general in. the current nominee i think, young man who has great potential, but just a few years out of training with no public health training or experience and a resume that only stands
out for the fact that he was the co-founder for doctors for obama. i don't think that's the person we need now. we need a person who merits consideration, who has worked, come up through the ranks and serving as a surgeon general of the united states. >> with the qualifications would be good. one of the things you would consider now is banning flights from west africa. correct? >> absolutely we should have that on the table. i applaud dr. frieden for stepping out from the tried doctrine and saying we have to look at everything. i think that needs to be on the table as well. we recognize that our potential down sides to that, but i think we should get the thought leaders together and make another informed decision. >> is there a medical reason not to do it? we're talking about governments falling if this happens. is there a medical reason not to ban the flights? >> it's a great question, brian. when we discussed this years ago during my term, the problem we
were worried about was that people would seek other ways out of the country. they'd go to the next airport that wasn't closed. they'd try fly to another country, then fly to the united states. the concern was, are we going to drive people underground and miss a lot of the cases. we didn't know, but those were some of the discussions we had and we came down on the side of not doing that type of an embargo. but i think it should be reconsidered. >> wow. doctor, i wish you were in charge. thank you for joining us today, giving us your expertise. >> thank you, sir. coming up straight ahead, a group of hikers stranded over the ocean just as the tide started to come in. the incredible rescue caught on camera. and you know this pawn star. rick harrison here live with the secret to 345 small business success and tv success. the man is a star. ♪ ♪ huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.
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we got some headlines for you all caught on camera. first up, an incredible rescue out of oregon where the coast guard says five hikers stranded on the rocks, chopper hoists them up just moments before the incoming tide would have swept them all away. perfect timing. watch the horrifying moment a dust devil tears through a festival and picks up a bouncy house with a boyç inside. the boy had just run away from the dust devil before it was picked up and he climbed into the bouncy house. it all happened at a festival in brazil. reportedly he is okay.hrown ten look out for the trampoline. and this gives a whole new meaning to the close call call.
a guy on the cell phone dodging a motorbike as it comes barreling toward him, jumping over it, never missing a beat. he never put down the phone. it happened at the grand national cross-country in ohio. >> very important call. >> yeah. our next guest knows a thing or two about running a successful business no matter how heated things get. >> what you can see or prove is a totally different story. >> i see this all the time. people will bring in things like this and i tell them it's not real. they just think i'm a [ bleep ]. >> he is the star of the show "pawn stars." he and his family have been in the business for 25 years, but he says the government is no longer giving the business community a fair shake. he's been on television since 2009. here to explain, rick harrison. welcome. >> maybe you are. >> maybe this is you. >> is the government really
hurting small businesses like you guys? >> yeah. it's really difficult to do business sometimes. when you have -- just from my little pawn shop, the insurance for my employees went from $19,000 a month to 30. >> wow. >> last month. >> per month. >> because of obamacare? >> yeah. you have -- i have 60-year-old women that work for me that have to have pregnancy coverage now. i have like some of the squarest ex-cops working for me that now have to have drug rehab. >> your insurance went from 19 to $30,000? >> for my employees and myself. >> that's crazy. let's talk about your show. the show is wildly successful. 7.7 million viewers. a lot of viewers. >> yeah. for some people, some reason people are addicted to pawn stars. >> i understand why. i'm one of them. what to you think it is? why do we love the show? >> people love the show because first off, it's the only real reality show. everything i buy and sell in the shop, that is 100% real. those are not actors.
those are people coming in, buying and selling things. >> because some reality shows are kind of scripted. they go okay, we're going to go down to the grocery store. >> not the kardashians. but the others are. is it a bad sign fort economy when you get very busy? >> i'm like any other business. >> if i'm running money, i'm gog trade my stuff. >> if the economy bad, i got to be able to sell the stuff. >> that's true. >> and so what i'm doing in new york right now, i'm promoting like the whole healthy gig. >> you have high cholesterol, right? >> high triglycerides, which is -- i got diagnosed with it a few months ago. i go to the doctor. i'm 49 years old. the doctor, they come in there. at the end, they go pee in this cup and give some blood. you wait a few weeks and she gives me a call and says
everything is great, but -- when the doctor says but when you're 49, your heart skips a beat. she said i had very high triglycerides. i have to start taking predescriptions. i'm a cheap guy. >> a cheap guy with a really high insurance bill. >> so i go to the health food store, i'll take something, omega 3 or whatever. i did my research and everything 'cause i got really high cholesterol, too. >> did they go hand in hand? >> apparently a lot of these over the counter supplements, they'll bring your triglycerides down, but raise your cholesterol. >> so you really need to talk to a doctor. >> it was robbing peter to pay paul. >> what you're doing is say, what if i become a spokesperson for this stuff that really works, can i get a discount? >> it's called sepa. go to lowermytrigs.com. they got prescription, lower pay cards on there where you can get it for 9 bucks a month.
you can afford your meds. i'm endorsing the drugs. i turn down endorsements all the time. >> and rick, your staff should pay four because without you, that show is nothing. >> i'm just 49 years old. i want people to be healthier. i'm definitely trying. i got six kids. i got to be healthier. >> yep. >> and your show has to continue on. >> yeah. what do i have? like my pawn cast. i have pawn star, my new game show. >> on the history channel, too? >> yeah. pawnography. >> fantastic. >> so you better stay healthy. >> so nice to see you (lowermytrigs.com. >> we'll talk more about this on radio. >> we'll have a link on our web site an hour or so. thank you very much. >> no problem. coming up, the pilot of the air france flight that crashed into the ocean killing everyone
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♪ ♪ >> i'll get you, my pretty, and your little dog, too! >> no, those are not your eyes playing tricks on you. it's your shot of the morning and a wicked witch flying over the skies of san diego. but it's not a real witch, of course. the witch is radio controlled.
it's not the designer's first stunt like this. he's also responsible for superman sightings. how does that thing fly? >> i love it. >> is it a drone? >> that's great. >> it's magical. it's a witch. but i hope it's a good witch instead of an evil witch. >> are you a good witch or a bad witch? >> i'm not really sure. >> if that's one from the wizard of oz, that would be -- >> did you see "wicked"? that will tell you the history of how it became wicked. >> that's your broadway witch. >> that's right. >> allall right. he he has the latest -- heather childers has the latest news. >> some other headlines, the latest on this, did a chinese-based insurance group buy the waldorf astoria to spy on the u.s.? we told you about the sale last week. now the state department is saying that it may end a 50-year practice of leasing hotel space for the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. over concern that it may be spying on the u.s.
the group is reportedly linked to china's communist party. we'll keep an eye on that. the bus ride to a school field trip turning scary for kids, adults and everyone else on the road in salt lake city. here is why. police were alert to do a swerving school bus. it was carrying 67 children after adults on board frantically called 911. >> after a utah highway patrol successfully pulled over the bus, they found multiple prescription pill bottles in the driver's purse. here she is. she's charged with dui and is now suspended from work. understandably. expletive, we are dead. that is a quote and those were the last words spoken by one of the pilots on board an air france jet moments before it crashed into the atlantic ocean. the flight from rio never made
it back to paris. that was in 2009. now a new report suggested the lives of the 228 passengers were in the hands of an overwhelmed and inexperienced copilot. that junior pilot was at the helm of the plane when it hit a thunderstorm. listen to why. the captain had reportedly left to take a nap because he had been up all night with his mistress. he returned when it was too late to avoid the catastrophe. and democratic governors association probably should have done a little more research before producing this ad. >> an embarrassing governor. >> taking our state backwards. >> 47th in economic development. >> and 40,000 mainors can't find work. >> because paul will he page's divisive behavior is holding us back. >> it turns out that man right there presumably one of the 40,000 unemployed, actually has a job. in fact, he works for a company that supports maine's republican
governor, paul lepage, the man that this ad is bashing. those are a look at your headlines. not sure how that happens. >> whoopsie daisy. >> sometimes a long time ago before you get into your profession or whatever, if you need some extra money, you do that kind of thing on the side, like acting. you sign a contract and they can use your picture from years on out. >> have you done that? >> in college i did. i was in a bank ad or something. >> in abilene, kansas. my sister just posed and they're in stock photos. i was looking in a magazine. >> i bussed tables. >> i did that, too. meanwhile, steve, you have something to say. >> i'm going to talk about what everybody wants to know about and that is the extreme weather. a new threat, hurricane gonzalo, threatening now the atlantic. this is new video, 70 mile-an-hour winds rock the island. us. is this going to be a hurricane? >> yeah. it already is.
it has been intensifying significantly. now a category 2 hurricane with maximum sustained winds at 110 miles per hour. that happened very, very quickly. it was just a 70 miles per hour tropical storm yesterday. big changes with this storm system. by the way, by tomorrow afternoon, we could be looking at this storm system being a category 4 hurricane. so this could potentially be the strongest storm we've seen so far this season in the atlantic ocean. along parts of the east coast of the u.s., good news. we do think the storm system will curve out to sea. it should remain out there. the problem is that in the island of bermuda, we could be look at a very strong storm. making landfall as we head into friday night out there. it could be a category 3 or 2 hurricane. that will be very significant. they were just hit a few days ago by another tropical system, its name was faye. we could be look at back to back storms making landfall there and bringing significant impacts to bermuda. otherwise across portions of the southeast, we do have the severe weather risk today. we're looking at the risk for
large hailering damaging winds, and even tornadoes possible and this morning, we already have several tornado watches in effect stretching as far south as florida, through georgia, and also north and south carolina. that risk will continue throughout the day today into the early afternoon hours. temperature wise ahead of the system, you're looking at highs into the 80s. much cooler air behind it. let's head back inside. >> all right. it's a soaker. eastern third of the country. thank you. 21 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, everyone thought this guy was a wedding guest 'til he ran off with the money. >> and as we get more ebola scares on incoming flights, the cdc says sealing off airports from africa won't work. is that a medical concern or a political decision? peter johnson, jr. on that next go ahead and put your bag right here.
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now to some quick headlines. police in connecticut are looking for that man rightthere. he is a wedding crasher who left with more than a full stomach. he allegedly stole a bird cage that contained all the envelopes full of cash for the bride and groom. police dogs tried to track him down, but only found the empty bird cage. it took him five years, but a photographer is finally capturing the image that he has been dreaming of for a long time. that jet there traveling at the speed of sound and he snapped a picture, incredible photos, of this superç hornet flying above the naval air station in virginia beecham took eight shots in less than two seconds. the vapor cone that you see there around the jet is created when a jet reaches 766 miles per hour. steve? thanks. breaking now, the world health organization says there could be up to 10,000 new cases of ebola per week in two months. so why won't the administration ban flights from countries with
outbreaks of ebola? >> there are unexpected effects that really could possibly paradoxically make things work. the best way to protect americans is to completely control and eliminate the epidemic in west africa. >> okay. but that hasn't happened yet. according to the former surgeon general under president george w. bush, what he just said, not true. >> during my term as surgeon general, we looked at this issue of restricting travel as it related to sars and some other diseases we dealt with. at the time we felt that it was going to be counter productive for a whole host of reasons. but i think it's important that we look at everything now because clearly, patients are slipping through and we have to do everything we can to prevent this disease from reaching our shores. >> who is right? let's talk to peter johnson, jr. >> good morning. clearly if we're going to save a lot of people in america and around the world, then there has to be determine determinations
on ebola based on science and not politics. what is the political implication? what is the underpinning of what this administration is saying if there is one? perhaps this may be an insight into what some folks are think ing. >> as americans it's critical we should not panic as far as running from disciplining ourselves from africans, is not the right thing to do. >> we don't want to get a statement put on the liberian community of what is going on. >> so not stigma advertising africans? >> stigmaization, that's a political determination. what is the science behind not being for travel ban? dr. frieden has written an op ed for fox news. he said it cannot stop spread. it will only drive patients with ebola underground, making it difficult to address the outbreak t. could cause western
african countries to stop working with the international community, isolation will increase the risk that ebola will spread in those countries. eventually increases distrust of government, make countries less likely to cooperate in stepping the spread. i also want to point out, there a doctor, at northeastern university, at their laboratory for modeling of biological and societal technical systems. he says that usa only, based on his computer modeling, stopping the influx of west african residents, people from those countries, can only delay the onset of the virus. it cannot eradicate it. so he actually computer modeled it. what i'm saying and i think a lot of americans are saying, let's look at the science. let's bring in the best scientists in america. let's bring in the former surgeon general that we just had on the air. let's look at it in a dispassionate, objective way.
not to scandalize or stigma advertise the west africa countries, but to do what's best to protect them. all americans agree that we need to stop the virus there. that's our best hope in the world. but we need to make a determination based on the science, based on the modeling, based on cogent nonpolitical thinking. let's remove the politics from the analysis and let's talk about it. the president should bring the top scientists in the world to the white house this week and he should make the decision himself about whether or not we should be banning travel. ban it for all countries. ban it for the u.s. what works? >> some countries have already done it. air france and british air both said nope. we're not going to do it. >> a bunch of african countries have as well. >> giving you something to think about today. 12 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, debra messing is here talking about her new role and believe it or not, it isn't that much different than real life. good morning to you. she'll be messing with us.
bill hemmer will be messing with you in 12 minutes. >> kind of an easy role to play. >> pretty much. >> good morning to you. breaking news on the ebola matter. how the system here at home might be changing very soon. isis growing by the day. general jack keane will analyze. three weeks from today, america votes and karl rove will break down the billboard. and wicked storms, the forecast for what is next and where when martha and i see you at the top of the hour i'm over the hill. my body doesn't work the way it used to. past my prime? i'm a victim of a slowing metabolism? i don't think so. great grains protein blend. protein from natural ingredients like seeds and nuts. it helps support a healthy metabolism. great grains protein blend.
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laura." >> hey, easy. >> who you calling guera, boy? >> what's a guera? >> i tell you what, let's put the name calling aside. we need to confiscate those bottles. >> joining us is actress debra messing. have you seen that scene before? >> no. not until this moment. it's going to air tomorrow night. >> wow. >> yeah. >> what attracted you to this part? it looks hysterical. >> it made me laugh. it always starts with the script and i got it and i'm a murder mystery sort of who done it buff. and i was reading it and i thought oh, great, i get to do this and i found myself laughing out loud and i thought, wait a minute. these are coexisting in one show and i said i'm in. >> i read that you see certain parallels between your real self and laura. but at the same time i read she only gets it right about half the time.
>> well -- >> you can't give it away. >> i don't think that's right. i think she gets it right all the time. >> she only succeeds half the time. >> i think that's wrong. >> how dare you. >> how hard is that to -- because you're good at this. you're a comedienne. but if i had to look at lines and deliver them, i would think i was being funny when really it doesn't come across as funny. how do you do that? >> that's why you're doing what do you right now. >> exactly. i'm going to stay right here. >> i know you're trying to put something over on steve, but you weren't funny in high school? >> i wasn't. >> how do you learn comedy and timing? >> we were talking about music. i grew up in a musical family. i think learning music, you hear the musicality of humor, of jokes. >> so if i want to be funny, i need to take up music? >> i think so. then watch "i love lucy." >> we're in front of 6th avenue, downtown new york city. for years walking through new
york, people would go hey, grace! >> that's right. >> then suddenly, people did what? n they yelled, laura. and i literally, josh was with me, who plays my ex-husband on the show. and it was right after the premiere actually of the pilot. and this big tourist bus was going by and they went laura! i said that was the first time. >> that's good because that means people are watching. >> they're watching and they're loving laura. >> you get to work with josh lucas. you got to dermot mulrooney and i remember that kiss against the car. my mom and i would rewind that scene. we had the biggest crush on him. sorry, dad. >> you're getting worried about that. >> i mean, you have a great life. >> i get to kiss some cute boys. >> yeah, you do. >> i do. >> it's just acting. she doesn't go home with them. that's movie! >> that scene will take your breath away.
it's incredible. >> is she scaring you? >> speaking of incredible, tell us what you're trying to do to help the homeless. >> oh, yes. i have teamed up with curel and a wonderful charity called direct relief. they have put together these basic care care packages that have everything from a bar of soap to toothbrush and curel has donated a lotion, their rescue lotion. we're going to pass them out up in harlem tonight. >> we started the show by saying there is 200,000 homeless veterans on the streets on any sing the night. >> what's amazing is that homelessness is going down nationwide, but up 40% in new york city. so there are these mobile units that go around and pass out these packages. >> my church has a homeless
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>> now i'm depressed. are you happy >> sorry about that. >> so that was it. >> okay. we're going to do the after the show show. if you would like to watch t log on right now. in the meantime, we'll see you back here tomorrow. bill: we are learning with anti-terror arrested made overseas. two of the arrests are women. they say the arrests are linked to syria and not what's going on in england. 26-year-old nina pham, the nurse who contracted ebola in

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