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flights from west africa into the united states? pictures ofeing people coming out of buildings wearing spacesuits and people are saying at home, i do not have a spacesuit. i wince every time i see images of people in spacesuits. it is an overreaction. they asked to have alice and houston airports added to the list. the border is also a hot topic. have how can they prevent people from entering illegally? i would think we would stop them and call cdc. a scramble to contain. we are glad you are here. more than 300 u.s. troops now in liberia building hospitals and setting up medical equipment. during the testimony, a cdc officials said if we did nothing to stop the spread, there could be 400,000, 1.4 million cases by the end of this year. if being the operative word. we know that plenty is being done. the university of virginia and maryland are devoting resources to fighting ebola. they have begun testing an experimental vaccine in malley. at the university ....
we want to see police preserve and protect, not treat us as the enemy. we have nothing to lose but reporter: it is the protest in front of department of justice today. earlier this afternoon, dozens staged a die-in, reenacting the death of michael brown. justice for michael brown! reporter: today s protest began with demonstrators blocking commuter traffic along 14th street, and then on other downtown streets. protesters say this is far from the last demonstration here in d.c. yeah, we have a group of ten mothers coming next week, all of them lost their children to police violence. and they re all coming here to say michael brown is not an isolated incident. this is happening in our communities every week, every month, every year. and they want to see real change. reporter: at the department of justice, mark segraves, news4. we asked you, should protesters be allowed to shut down a major street in d.c. during the commute. it s our nbc washington flas ....
in game three, and monday night football. what are fans thinking? hello, i m bruce johnson. at the university of virginia students are saddened and cautious over the disappearance of hannah graham. weekend activities take place all over the campus. searches continue for the missing second-year student from fairfax county. there is relief that jessie matthew has been arrested but some students are still traveling in pairs for added security. reporter: an autumn chill spread across sprawling albemoro county. we re ago greasingly searching every square offering in of this county, and we re going to find hannah graham. the search has covered eight square miles. the dogs and handlers are getting tired, and we ve had other searchers being called during this whole three weeks. we ve had several other calls for searches. reporter: with the search for hannah graham in its fourth week, the question has been raised how long will this extensive search continue. the chie ....
protect their officers and that included some very aggressive arrests made at the mall scene earlier today. some of the demonstrators showed up and started throwing rocks and bricks at the police officers and they responded with force. as you said, the baltimore orioles canceled their game tonight at camden yard. saturday night they kept their game when the demonstrations got close to the stadium and everybody had to stay inside after the end of it and tonight not taking any chances their wanting to get the situations under control and get people off the streets. violent clashes between police and a loud crowd of teenagers at a mall in west baltimore. some in the crowd were throwing rocks and bricks. others jumped on this police victim. this afternoon a group of outrageous criminals attacked our officers. right now we have seven officers that have serious injuries including broken bones and one officer who is unconscious. reporter: the demonstrations came just hou ....
with a body camera. bob redell is live with more on that plan. maybe other law enforcement agencies will follow suit bob. reporter: recent police officer shootings of unarmed black men throughout the country and incidents here in the city duff ninl influenced mayor ed lee s decision to equip all san francisco police officers with body cameras. within the past hour here at the brand-new police headquarters mayor lee along with the chief of police and the board of supervisors pledged $6.6 million over the next two years to buy 1800 of the body cameras. that makes them the largest police officers in the country. they can record the officers interactions with citizens and criminals. chief greg cited a study showing use of force complaints have dropped by 87% in other departments that have already started using the body cams. it s a win-win situation that protects good people from both sides of the lens. it the officers know they re wearing them so their behavior is ....