texas safe. i want to thank the cdc, the local health department, and dallas county for the work they are doing andworking through the situation together. >> thank you. our third speaker is dr. edward goodman, the hospital immunologist with the texas health presbyterian dallas. >> thank you. thank you to the doctors and the cdc. to correct one statement that may have been misinterpreted by dr. freeman did when he commented on the air we breathe. ebola is not transmitted via the air. it is not an airborne infection. texas health dallas is a large community hospital with a robust infection control system that works in close cooperation with the dallas county health department, the centers for disease control, as well as others epidemiologist within the system and community. we have had a plan in place for some time now in the event of a patient presenting with possible ebola. ironically enough, in the week before this patient presented, we had a meeting of all of the stakeholders who might be involved in the care of such a patient. and because of that, we were well prepared to deal with this crisis.

el paciente estÁ hospitalizado en dallas texas.a el temor que personas, por eso estaban aisladas para que no se propague el virus. >> la realidad que el virus se estÁ propagando a una rápidez tan grande en África que no debe tomar a nadie por sorpresa que vemos el primer caso en los estados unidos. aquÍ me parece que es un poco mÁs fácil contener la enfermedad porque tenemos la tecnologÍa, los cuartos de aislamiento que no existe en África. >> por eso los extranjeros viajan para ser tratados. >> claro. >> cÓmo evita el contagio. >> en este momento creo que no nos tenemos que preocupar. el contagio es por contacto. o sea las personas que estÁn trabajando, los mÉdicos, enfermeras tienen que tener cuidado por el contacto de fluidos. es como realmente se puede contagiar una persona. por eso que los profesionales de la salud estÁn expuestos. pero no es algo que en este momento se transmite por el aire, como la influenza. >> por quÉ tanta cantigad como mencionÓ usted. una cifra alarmante. en el Área más afectada que es África occidente.

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in dallas, texas. the patient had been in liberia in west africa where the ebola virus exists and had been exhibiting symptoms. they have stressed that the disease can only be spread through bodily fluids. the current outbreak around the world has nothing been short of alarming. the worse thing is it coming here. it's here. what's the impact on money and markets. i want to start with you, matt. let's just say the cdc is right and they contain it right there. there's still going to be an element of panic, an element of cautious in a very jittery economy to begin with. >> there's going to be people that will panic that probably tomorrow won't go to work because they don't want to expose to anything. if you're dallas tourism, i'd be concerned because i don't think people will be going there the next week or two unless they say it's contained in that area. so airlines you want to take a look, they could struggle a bit. if it does spread, also number one and number three, it's a different city you will see

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. >> at hospital in dallas, texas, is isolating a patient who is showing signs of ebola. suggests its three may be the deadly virus. the hospital received preliminary test results tuesday. >> fears that islamic terror groups are gaining ground even with us-led airstrikes targeting strongholds. the us-led coalition responded to the area, striking four syrian provinces, including a gas plant. today at the united nations, a sobering assessment. >> they are in danger because everywhere we look, militant islam is on the march. >> president obama admits that u.s. intelligence officials underestimated the effects of isil. >> the latest polls show that most americans are against sending u.s. ground troops to fight isil. there is widespread belief, however, such action is inevitable. shows an overwhelming number of americans in favor of us-led airstrikes against isil. missingather of two children is calling on maryland's governor to help find them. have beensarah hoggle missing three weeks. their mother, catherine, is in custody, undergoing psychiatric evaluation. the father belie

what we know is the opinion is in presbyterian health in dallas, texas, we'll learn more details when the press conference starts from the cdc. doctor says they now have a tenth child in colorado with weak arms and legs with the respiratory virus. there is no word yet in entero virus 68 is the cause. doctors are on alert for new cases, so far in our area no cases of children with paralysis are reported. we'll continue to follow this story. >>> penn says the class for nursing staff is going on and it will be expanded for other staff in the future. we'll have more about that, and drexel university is celebrating a new plaza that opened today, this is the perlman plaza between chestnut and market. the heart of the campus with a new retail space, philanthropist ray and ann spielman paid forever the construction. >>> now chopper 6 is in the air over parts of the delaware valley, the 360 camera is officially deployed. that means you can control the cam ran see what is sees right now. we zoom in the free chopper 6-360 app is available for your tablet for phone, go to 6abc.com/chopper 6 for f

. >> good evening americans and welcome to "the ed show" live from dallas, texas. let's get to work. ♪ >> i regret the people that love us might not love us any more. >> i'm not selling my jerseys or burning my jerseys. >> when we met with ray rice and his representatives. >> people turned a blind eye. >> he was ambiguous about what happened. >> i think people are head hunting now and they want roger goodell to step down. >> a source with knowledge of the meeting says that rice made it clear he hit her. >> i'm sorry for that. but i'm not scared of that. >> people will completely have almost forgotten this. that's what they are counting on. ♪ >> good to have you with us tonight, folks, thanks for watching. this is the story that the nfl wants to go away. but is it going to go away with all the conversation across america. the ray rice story doesn't look like it will be going away soon. today bring more bad news for roger goodell. a source close to the ray rice story told nbc news that rice says he described to goodell what he did in the elevator during a june meetin

texas safe. so again, i want to thank the c. d.c., the local health department, and dallasounty, and the hospital for the work they are doing, and we are working through this together. thank you. >> thank you, dr. our third speaker dr. edward goodman, the hospital epidemiologist with the texas health presbyterian hospital dallas. dr. goodman. >> thank you, thank you dr. freeden, the cdc, i want to correct one statement that made have been misinterpreted. when he commented on the air we breathe. ebola is not transmitted by the air. it is not an air born infection. texas health dallas is a large community hospital with a robust infection control system, that works in close cooperation with the dallas county health department, the centers for disease control, as well as other epidemiologists within the system. and in the commute. we have had a plan in place for some time now, in the event of a patient presenting with possible ebola. ironically in the week before this patient presented we had a meeting of all the staff, that might be involved in the care of a patient. and becau

>>the skyline of dallas, texas., 20 miles west in arlington, the 2-1 cowboys take on the 1-2 saints on sunday night football and the continuation of a troubling pattern, drew brees and new orleans lost their first two road games this year while dez bryant and his teammates have high expectations despite having missed the playoffs four years running.

. >>> doctors are determining with the ebola virus is in dallas. texas health presbyterian said they are monitoring a patient in strict isolation who may have ebola. the cdc expects test results today. and now intending to treat infected health care workers. this outbreak killed more than 3,000 people in africa. dr. richard berszer is there for "gma." >>> and the search is continuing for the malaysian jet that disappeared in march. use, 3-d maps of the ocean floor. focusing on an area 350-nautical miles long. that's where authorities believe the boeing plane crashed. >>> demonstrators in hong kong set a deadline of tomorrow, wanting hong kong's chief executive do step down and now plans for civil disobedience will be made public tomorrow. this is their fifth night out in the streets. >>> and these pictures from south korea where a sight-seeing ship ran aground this morning. fishing ships ran to help. everyone on board was rescued. the scene, not far from where hundreds of south koreans died in april. >>> and dramatic and live on brazilian television. a m

a blown tire caused that flight to circle for hours about a dallas, texas, airport yesterday evening before it landed. this morning we are hearing from a passenger aboard the plane before the tire blew. >> the passengers are relieved to be on the ground but frustrated with their flight delayed four hours. the plane having to circle endlessly about dfw at the dallas airport to burn off fuel before it was able to land even though it did have a blown tire. luckily, all 140 passengers on board were able to get off safely and are happy to be home. >> when the flight first took off, the plane circling around -- >> yeah, it was just kind of -- >> there you go. believed to be back on the ground here. this was an emergency landing but everyone was able to get off the runway using the stairs. the chutes were not deployed. >>> students in maryland are on alert after a pizza delivery man was robbed at a student apartment complex on boteler lane. an armed man came up to the delivery man, showed a gun and demanded cash. the delivery man was not a student or university employee and was unharmed. po

jakes, 30,000, dallas texas. are those prosperity churches, those top three? >> guest: absolutely. those are helpful shorthand where to find these churches are all prosperity churches. most will make the top 50 of largest churches in the country. >> host: all tax-exempt? >> guest: they are entrepreneurial in spirit. the churches themselves are tax except but what they typically do if they're very famous, they split their churches into for-profit and not-for-profit wings. t.d. jakes has slash potter house and t.d. jakes enterprises. he is great example. producer. probably a writer. a film writer i mean. they have all kinds of fingers in different pots. >> host: that's the profit side or the taxable side? >> guest: that's right. they will say don't look as me necessarily example taking money out of the coffers. i actually make most of my money from this other wing. that is sometimes true for some and it is less true for others. they, they don't really have to justify how much money they make in part because of the theological infrastructure of the movement. all they have to say is lo

the potters house td jakes 30,000, dallas, texas. are those prosperity gospel churches, doctor? >> absolutely. any of the ones, the kind of hopeful shorthand to where to find these churches are all prosperity churches and most of them will make the top 50 of the largest churches in the country. >> all tax-exempt? >> are entrepreneurial in spirit. the churches themselves are tax-exempt but with the typically do is they split the church into for-profit and proper when. td jakes has td jakes church enterprises. is a great example because he's a producer, probably a writer, a film writer and he and has all kinds of thinkers in different pots. >> that's the taxable side? >> that's right. they will say don't look at me necessarily as an example of someone who's taking money out of the coffers. most of my money comes from this other wing. that is sometimes true for some and its luster for others. they don't really have to justify how much money they make in part because of the theological structure of the movie. all they have to say is i did it and i can she had to do it. more is more

dallas, texas, three shots were fired at president kennedy's motorcade in downtown dallas.he first reports say that president kennedy has been seriously wounded. listening, i had the television on and i was listening to find out what happened to president kennedy as he came in. it must have been after 1:00, .ecause he came in he was not running, he was on a fast walk. that day, youe in were trying to fix the television set, did you say anything to him about the president being shot or not? >> no, sir, i did not. i said, you sure seminary, and he did not answer me. when he came out, he was walking fast. i was still listening about president kennedy. >> oswald that the boardinghouse and started walking southeast. where he was going, nobody knows. >> the intermission we have received indicates that it did came from the fourth floor of information -- the we have received indicates that it did come from the fourth floor of that building. we have information that the governor was hit, but we do not have any information as to his condition. for your information, and this bookstore

the patient is a texas health presbyterian hospital in dallas and a press conference is getting underway at 5:30 about 25 minutes from now, we expect to get more details then and our health reporter stephanie stahl will have in more when she joins us for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> there is new information about the case involving a missing university of virginia student hanna graham. police say their investigation may tie suspect to the death of another woman who disappeared five years ago. cbs news reporter wendy gilette has more. >> reporter: police say they have discover a forensic clue that may help them solve the death of morgan harrington. she disappeared from the university of virginia charlottesville campus five years ago. the officers made the discovery while investigating three two-year old jesse matthew, junior who was last person seen with 18 year-old hanna graham on the campus, on september 13th. >> law enforcement has the time town ralph, this really tangled, snarl of evidence and information. >> reporter: harrington's keep their daughter's ash necessary a jewelry box o

>> first up, nicole henderson from dallas, texas, asks i'm going to need to redo the caulking in my stand-up i have no clue how to start. it is molded. any advice? >> i think there are in pictures of her molded shower. they're not looking good. >> oh, no, it's not. >> all that mold needs to be cleaned out as best you can. scrub it away like crazy. then all the caulking in the corner needs to be cut away and peeled away. this little trick with the blue painter's tape is how to get professional results. lay the tape with a one inch gap. use 100 silicone caulking. it's the best for controlling moisture, mold, and mildew. once this is cut away, let this dry. put a fan on it. >> how long? >> overnight. >> then it's nice and dry. then you start caulking. within that glue, you can go ahead -- if you get a little bit too much on there, that's okay. this tape is going to help you. once you make a nice bead like this, you take your finger, and you bring it across to get a nice clean line. >> nice and even. >> see the smudge there? a plunger and a sink snake like this. one thing she didn't say in her q

goodman. >>> our final speaker is the dallas county health and human services director zachary thompson. >> thank you, i want to thank the other speakers and texasbyterian. i want to thank the team for their work in what they have been doing to conduct public health follow up. dallas county health and human services will proceed with the public health follow up per cdc guidelines and dallas county health and human services want residents to be reassured that your health is our number one priority. >>> thank you. >>> thank you, director thompson. we'll now take questions. >> thank you very much, for questions we'll start in the room and then go to the phone. i thank you very much, also. thank you for that comment, dr. goodman. as emphasized, ebola only spreads by direct contact. . i want to thank texas and -- >> you have been watching a press conference live from the center of disease control. confirmation that u.s. health officials have confirmed the first ebola case has reached the united states. also on the press conference was three doctors and health officials from the state of texas talking about the care. identifying the people that may ha

the first case of ebola virus confirmed in the united states, officials said that a patient in a dallas, texas, hospital has the virus. >> he is in isolation at a health presbyterian hospital after being admitted with symptoms of disease. they are not releasing details about the patient or where the ebola virus may have been contracted. >>> meantime, we have other breaking news. >> from conshohocken montgomery county tonight, chopper 6 is over the scene where an accidentsal shooting of some sort has occurred at the montgomery county public safety training center, this is conshohocken, montgomery county, details are still coming in but apparently a person was shot and has been air lifted to a nearby hospital, the details we are trying to determine for you. but apparently someone accidentally shot here at this safety training center, we are trying to get the condition of the victim. you can see medical units at the scene and an ambulance there as well. the investigation is underway and as to what unfolded here we'll try to get more information for you and get it to you. >>> new clues tonight in

further quest you are on the warm side across portions of the plains in dallas texas 85 degrees.you will notice much cooler air coming down. rapid city you are feeling the effects. high of 656 degrees. >> harley davidson rivering up a major recall. adam shapiro has more of what we need to know. >> are you into motorcycle as soon as oo? >> they issued a recall for more than 500 bikes. model year 2014 motor bikes might have faulty clutches. some could cause a bike that is stopped to lynch forward. they are recalling 1300 bikes for possible leaky fuel tanks. chevrolet corvette has a cool new feature. the valet feature, that mode on 2014 vets allows them to secretly record a person who is parking their car. but in several states it is illegal to record a person without permission. gm is advising them to avoid using the feature. if you use it you have to inform any one in the car they are being recorded and you have to get their consent. valet mode also records how the car is driven when you give the keys to someone else. maybe they should do this with teenagers. >> using an atm is co

, -- dallas, texas, and in los angeles, it works very well.ll of these states like mississippi, and other states, they are doing these great things -- they are all on these websites -- kansas is another one that does phenomenal work. it is way ahead of the game, where all of these resources are available to everyone -- free of charge. all of that stuff is available. >> thank you dr. wilson. my wife and i moved into the city of cleveland, the zip code that we lived in had the highest rates of foreclosure of any zip code in the united states. we know the challenges in urban areas in your city, in my city. e have also seen the cleveland is ranked in the top two or three of any city -- of all cities -- in the country, of urban gardens. i was specifically interested in your comments in urban gardening. talk more about that, and how you -- how the city school system has worked community gardens and urban gardens. translate this into what we can do in cleveland and how others of us can do around the country in urban gardening selling directly to the

. >> reporter: michael sam on the way to dallas, texas.ng to espn he will take a physical later today for the cowboys. >> if you are michael sam you are in a great spot. >> reporter: espn reported if sam passes his physical the cowboys intend to sign him to their practice squad. that would bring sam closer to becoming the first openly gay athlete to play in an nfl game. right now, if you are michael sam, all you have to do is show that you have passion for football, willing to be coached, and play hard. >> reporter: sam who plays defensive end could help the cowboys who had the worst defense in the nfl last season. after the rams let him go, sam tweeted. the most worthwhile things in life rarely come easy. this is a lesson i've always known. the journey continues. michael sam telling reporters last week. >> i'm very confident that i will be playing on an nfl roster this fall. >> reporter: michael sam st. louis rams' jersey has been one of the nfl's best-sellers since he was drafted back in may. that has to be attractive to the dallas cowbo

i also want to thank texas and dallas county health departments for their collaborations. am of epidemiologists on route to texas now at the request of the texas department of health and we work hand in hand clability to do what public health does best which is protect people. and we protect people in this case by making sure that we find the contacts, identify them and make sure that they're traced every day for 21 days, and if they develop a fever, that they're immediately isolated. so first question in the room. >> so you were saying that he started showing symptoms went to a hospital, and then was released, sent home, and then was not admitted until a day or two later? >> so the initial symptoms of ebola are often nonspecific. that means they are symptoms that may be associated with many other conditions so it may not be immediately identified as ebola. that's why we have encouraged all emergency department physicians to take a history of travel within the last 21 days. that's something to reiterate to do rapid testing. >> i think you summarized it very well. >> next qu

i also want to thank texas and dallas county health department for their collaboration. the cdc has a team of epidemiologist epidemiologists on route to texas at the request of the texas department of health and we work hand-in-hand collaboratively to do what public-health does best which is protect people. we protect people in this case by making sure that we find the contact, identify them, make sure they are traced every day for 21 days and if they develop a fever that they are immediately isolated in their contacts would be identified as well. the first question from the room. >> you were saying that they started showing symptoms, went to a hospital and then was released and sent home and was not admitted until a day or two later? >> the initial symptoms of ebola are often nonspecific. that means they are symptoms that may be associated with many other symptoms so it may not be immediately identified. that's why we have encouraged all emergency department physicians to take a history of travel within the last 21 days and to reiterate into rapid tes. dr. goodman is the

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the cdc confirming the first virus at a dallas, texas hospital. the patient we are now returning, just recently returned from west africa where the virus has killed more than 3000 people. the president of the united states has just been briefed and we're going live to the white house in a moment. but first sanjay gupta is out front and what can you tell us about the case and the patient. >> this is someone in liberia, a country on your map you just showed, has ebola. they flew to the united states on 20th. we know when this person got on the plane and when they landed in the united states, the person was not sick. that is what we're being told. it was four days later on the 24th when the person started to become sick. we knew on the 26th the person did seek care. we're not sure if they went to a doctor's office or hospital, but they did not get committed or isolated and it was two days after that when the person got the isolation and was also tested. we now know, as you mentioned, er erin, this is the first person tested positive with ebola. there

the chief justice .imself the report is the official conclusion of the events surrounding this dallas, texas a, a day that started in a holiday atmosphere, induced by the visit of a young president and his beautiful wife, a day of love and ovations. but three quick shots shattered , november 22, 1963. at parkland memorial hospital, theident kennedy died, fourth u.s. president to perish at the hand of an assassin. to a stunned people, it was unbelievable. the dallas police arrested lee harvey on his wall. they found the assassin toss weapon, and they were convinced they had the criminal -- they found the assassin's weapon, and they were convinced they had the criminal. and, a dallas nightclub owner with a nationwide tv audience >> today the warren report attempts to unravel the dark twists into which the national tragedy was thrown. bookstores the world over are besieged. but quiet reins at the aesident's grave, where solemn procession forever passes. this station will never forget. >> next, on the civil war, author steven davis discusses atlanta.of he highlights the role of the four commande

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that's why at the hospital in dallas, texas, they're taking all the precautions they need to take to protect people who are caring for this individual. people who are infection with ebola when they're sick. in fact think of it this way, when we beginni doing testing o people when they become sick, even in the initial phases of the illness, when they've got a fever, sometimes the most sensitive tests in the world don't pick it up because there's so little of the virus that they have. and itch patients dpi from ebola, they can have very large quantities of virus there. so there is no risk from having contact with somebody who's either recovered from ebola and i went to the region myself and embraced people with ebola or with people who were exposed and are not yet sick from it. >> hi, thank you. y i know you can't give many details about the patient, but this is a male and i don't know if there's any age range you can give. and also just wondering is this the first ever case in the united states and if not was there one previous case diagnosed if ever? >> this is the first patient diag

edward goodman, the hospital epidemiologist with the texas presbyterian hospital dallas, dr. man? >> thank you, dr. freeden, dr. leahy. dr. freeden commented on the air we breathe. ebola is not transmitted by the air, it is not an airborne infek sh ineffect ation. texas health dallas is a department with an infection control system that works in close cooperation with the dallas county health department, the centers for disease control as well as other heepidemiologis within the system and within the community. we have had a plan in place for some time now in the event of a patient presenting with possible ebola. ironically enough, in the week before this patient presented, we had a meeting of all the stake holders that might be involved in the care of such a patient. and because of that, we were well prepared to deal with this crisis. thank you. >> thank you dr. good plan. our final speaker is the dallas county health and human services director dr. zachary thompson. i want to thank dr. freeden, dr. leahy, as well as texas health presbyterian for our response to this case in

it does not matter if you are in the rio grande valley or in dallas, texas. we need to have a state that eliminates corruption. as governor i will continue to outre that we root challenges like this, which is why i have proposed ethics reform so that we can prevent a situation like legislators who , but it reallyng does not matter if you are in the rgv or in the panhandle. we want to ensure that your public officials are abiding by the law. as your attorney general and as your governor, i will ensure that is done. >> these comments mean something. they label a community. mr. abbott says he has worked on corruption in other parts of the state. other never refer to parts of this state as third world. words matter. we embrace this area of our state as a part of our state and an incredible part of the diversity of who we are. as governor, my focus will be on investing and making sure that everyone understands what i understand about the rio grande it is filled with parents who want opportunities for their children. that it is filled with hard-working people who w

. >> good evening americans and welcome to "the ed show" live from dallas, texas. ♪ >> i regret the people that love us might not love us any more. >> i'm not selling my jerseys or burning my jerseys. >> when we met with ray rice and his representatives. >> people turned a blind eye. >> he was ambiguous about what happened. >> i think people are head hunting now and they want roger goodell to step down. >> a source with knowledge of the meeting says that rice made it cle

he is now working as a firefighter in dallas, texas.but a lot of questions about why he was fight that fire in full gear in philadelphia. >> that's a little bizarre. >>> 6:19. good day starts well in about 41 minutes. taking the show on the road. >> mike, you have made it to quakertown, we understanded? >> beautiful. >> yes, i'm parked in front after dental dream office at west broad street and 14th. look at the sign, well column alex holley, even spell her last name right. they've got welcome, and this is just, just getting in, what, about a half mile away? >> hi, everybody. good to see you. >> hi, mike. >> let me turn this camera around again. we pull out here. i think we're less than half mile from the site itself. but yes. welcome signs already. it is a combination dentistry and sleep center oh, the dream dentistry, i get it. >> what are you seeing? you guys punch up live at the scene? >> seeing it downtown right now, tons of vendors lining the streets, and looks like hundreds of people already out. >> this is all for you analling.

a liberian national visiting family in dallas, texas traveling over to the united states on the 19thf september, on 294th of september becoming gravely ill with ebola. not admitted to the hospital until the 28th of september. there was a pretty good opportunity in there for him to come in contact with other people while he was highly contagious with this virus. now, the good news in all of this, lou, during the time he traveled over, it was over in the course of days which suggests multiple airlines, multiple airports he would have passed through. he was not symptomatic and dr. tom frieden, head of centers for disease control says even though a person infected is not showing symptoms, it's highly unlikely they could pass that contamination to someone else. dr. frieden sent a team of experts to the dallas hospital, dallas heart presbyterian hospital in the heart of dallas. he believes teams will quickly put a lid on the infection to prevent widespread throughout the community, but he said that this may not be the only patient that they see. let's listen. >> the bottom line here is tha

it doesn't matter in you're in the rio grande valley or in dallas texas, we need to have a state that limb nates corruption. as governor, i will continue to ensure that we rule out challenges like this which is consider i have proposed ethics reform so we can prevent situations like legislate lateors who are profiting. carlos, it doesn't matter if you're here in the r.g.v. or if you're in the panhandle, we want to ensure that your public officials are abiding by your law. as your attorney general and as your governor, i will ensure that is done. >> senator davis, your response. >> these comments mean something. they label a community and mr. abbott, though he says he's worked on corruption in other parts of the state, has never referred to other parts of this state as third world. words matter. we embrace this area of our state as a part of our state, an incredible part of the diversity of who we are. as governor, my focus will be on vest -- investing and making sure that everyone understand what's i understand about the rio grande valley, that it is filled with parents who want oppor

this is a virus that will not gain a foothold here in dallas in texas. there are a lot of tropical diseases among the poor in the united states and in texas and the gulf coast i'd love to talk to you about, but ebola is not one of them. >> let me trace what the concerns are. this individual, traveling from liberia to america, has been diagnosed with ebola. the patient left liberia on the 19th of september, arrived in the u.s. on the 20th of september. the patient had no symptoms when departing liberia, or when he entered this country. 4 or 5 days later, around the 24th of september, he developed symptoms. on the 26th of september, the patient sought care and on the 28th of september, which was just sunday, he was admitted into texas presbyterian and placed in isolation. today, they received the specimens from testing and they were tested positive for ebola. there are no other suspected cases of ebola at this time. what does this time line and this four-day period, what questions do you have about this? and what concerns do you have about -- knowing this

we spoke to a small business leader who said she also moved to dallas, texas and will be moving somethe productions. she's on the smaller scale, but nonetheless, the outflow continues. >> you're talking about a california-bred guy. we left because my dad couldn't find a job in california and we moved to virginia. i'm one of the ones that left. there you go. >>> by the way, one of the key men in bringing tesla to nevada is a brothel owner. but no, it's not really what you think. jane wells, what should we be thinking about this? >> actually, it is really what you think, mandy. what do electric cars and prostitutes have in common? lance gilman. we first met him two years ago. you have to be the most diversified businessman in america, wouldn't you say? >> i have a diversified portfolio. >> that's in 2012 and lance gilman is a long-time developer who also owns a ranch outside reno. he's on the commission and also on the city council. almost $100 million of infrastructure already put in, a freeway and a railroad for distribution purposes. that's where tesla is moving in, and it's a place

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about what else we know here, jane velez-mitchell joins me and ed lavandera reporting for me in dallas, texas. so, ed, let me begin with you. this is two different incidents we're talking about. tell me about the earlier allegation of peterson hurting, allegedly, the other child. >> well, this is a little more than a year ago. the allegation stems from last summer. excuse me, with another boy that was 4 years old at the time. and a different mother. khou reporting a string of text messages between adrian peterson and that mother of that child where they went back and forth. but rusty hardin, the attorney for adrian peterson tells us the allegation of another investigation into adrian peterson is simply not true. this is not a new allegation, it's one that is unsubstantiated and was shopped around to authorities in two states over a year ago. and nothing came of it. an adult witness adamantly insists adrian did nothing inappropriate with his son. >> so, jane, the thing that jumped out at me is i was watching khou's piece and reading the string of text messages, peterson mentioned cps in this t

march 29, 2011, dallas, texas. >> when he first approaches me, he was saying, bitch, give me your purse>> but the victim adriana gets angry and resists. the scene caught on the parking lot surveillance cameras. >> when he saw that i wasn't giving him my things, he tells the girl, this bitch isn't giving it to me. she's got giving it to me. she instructs him to kill me. she says, well, stab the bitch, kill her. and that's when he takes out the knife. >> adriana is forced to choose. continue to fight or play it safe and give the robbers what they want. for adriana, the decision isn't as simple as you might think. only moments earlier, adriana is arriving at her second job as a bartender stressed and exhausted. >> i had actually lost my job three weeks ago so i had to start working three jobs. and i have a brand new car. and i have this apartment which i'm living in by myself. i was going to get evicted if i didn't pay within the next two, three days. >> when the man approaches her, threatening to take the money she needs to pay her bills it flips a switch in her head. i told myself, don't

able to shoot everything they needed in london and reschedule clint's bit about a week later in dallas, texasthis epic adventure entails filming clint up against a green screen so that digital wizards in post-production can insert him into the footage that's already been shot in london, footage clint got to see himself. clint: it was weird looking at someone play me, but it gave me an idea of kind of what to expect and what they were looking for, and it was really helpful in making that process easy. ross: let's just see how easy clint made it all look. clint: okay, now ride that wave. come on, show me what you got. he keeps doing this like it's the business. he's doing the business. i'm trying to get him to ride the wave. i'm trying to have a bad whistle. it's been cool. you don't realize how much goes into a commercial. there's a lot of -- more work than what you would expect, but the team is great. they made it really easy for me and made me feel comfortable as far as interacting with the other actor and being able to, you know, make a cool and funny video. ross: despite the last minute ch

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doctors have isolated the patient at a hospital in dallas, texas. they say he's extremely ill and in intensive care. >> the virus has been mostly confined to west africa where nearly 3,000 people have died from it. the dallas patient was in liberia until september 19th. symptoms did not appear until he returned to the u.s. on september 24th and was hospitalized a few days later. dallas is one of many hospitals in the u.s. that does have an isolation unit capable of treating ebola. u.s. doctors are working with african authorities to keep that virus from spreading. >> 100% of the individuals getting on planes are screened for fever before they get on the plane and if they have a fever, they are pulled out of the line, assessed for ebola and don't fly unless ebola is ruled out. >> ebola only spreads through bodily fluids after the victim starts to show symptoms, so doctors don't believe that anybody who was on the plane with the victim is at risk. the symptoms include fever, muscle pain, vomiting and bleeding. three medical aid workers who contracted t

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