>> reporter: yonker called the summit county health department right away.he said they were understanding, but didn't sound ready to give her the advice she needed. she was the one who suggested closing her store as a precaution. >> i said what kind of sign do i put on my door? i don't want to cause panic either. how do i let my customers know i'm closing just until we get a little more information. >> reporter: what did they say? >> they said oh, okay, uhm, sure that would be a good idea. >> reporter: officials asked her and a co-worker to quarantine themselves, staying home, but that it was okay to come in this day to see a few customers and let in two health department workers. >> i feel like they should have instantly given us like okay, your staff needs to go home, every around quarantine, just come up with something right away. instead take your names down, business as usual. >> reporter: a few hours later younker says the health department came in, giving her a thermometer to take her temperature twice a day for 21 days. >> i'm confused if this is as

. >> a typical busy saturday for bridal shop owner ana yonker. her shop crowded with customers, including amber vinson. watching her bridesmaids being fitted, the youngest only 10. >> she was probably here about three hours maybe. and we measured her party, showed her color charts. again, everything went well and i had no idea that anything was wrong with her. >> to yonker, vinson didn't look sick at all. at the bridal shop it was just another day. until news broke on wednesday that her customer tested positive for ebola after helping care for a victim who died in dallas. >> reporter: what did you think when you heard about that? >> actually, i was just a little surprised that it came this close to home. but yet, i feel like my staff was a little more concerned. >> reporter: vinson talked about being a nurse but no mention of her work with an ebola patient. >> do you think she should have? >> i could see why she didn't, very intelligent lady. we had great conversation. nice bridal party, all of her friends were nice. you wonder, how did you not t

>> yonker call the summit county health department right away. she said they were understanding but didn't sound ready to give her the advice she needed. she was the one who suggested closing her store as a precaution. >> i said what kind ever kind of sign do i put on my door? i don't want to cause panic either but how do i let my customers know that i'm closing just in case we get a little more information. >> what did they say? >> they said, oh, okay. sure, that would be a good idea. >> officials asked her, and a co-worker to quarantine themselves. stay home. but that it was okay to come in this day to see if afew customers, and let in two health department workers. >> i feel like they should have instantly given us like, okay, your staff needs to go home of everybody under quarantine. come one something right away. instead, they made us feel like, okay, we'll take your name down. business as usual. >> a few hours later, yonkers says the health department called again. now promising to bring her a thermometer for taking her temperature twice a

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so former new york police commissioner, yonkers, new york. on the scoot -- school shooting. ed like hi the assailant came in purposeful to the cafeteria, shot someone he knew, and then quickly took his own life after shooting a couple of others. >> obviously another sad day in america, neil. looks like on the century surface is this is a personal beef, not a columbine situation but they can't rule that out. the hard works begins now, clearing the building-accounting forrary student. makingshire sure there's no other victims or booby traps. >> that's why it takes so long, to clear the area -- >> the waiting game is horrible for their parents but they have to find out eve student being accounted for. >> what do pow are you make of the fact it happened quickly. began expended within a very, very brief period of time. >> traditionally active shooter lies thick, they'll commit suicide once law enforcement arrives. this young man took the, a he wanted to take and then immediately committed suicide. so i'm not a sure if law enforcement response prompted that or he planned that all

this is yonker state shareholder democracy. he has three votes versus one. if i were tim cook, i would say, will you please give me a break? >> i wonder whether you feel a need to respond if you're apple. we should point out, obviously, carl icahn is the biggest, baddest activist out there like leroy brown. >> like superfly bad. >> often when he is acting in a proxy or hostile manner, potentially to a company, he's already talked to or been talked to by many institutions. the activists are doing the dirty work of many the long onlies who won't speak up. in this case he owns less than 1%, granted, huge number, but you do wonder hoe is speaking for. does he have the support of those long only who represent a lot more of these shares and doesn't need to generate a response from apple, which already brought back more stock in history. >> it's almost as if other companies should learn about how to do a buyback. tim cook does the best buyback i've seen. when the stock comes down, he's there. listen, you know what? your top five nfl quarter, but you're not good eno

situation someone wanted to go home to help because their mother and father are dead they have to yonkers siblings and want to go back to that issue then come back to the united states. it is a heart wrenching experience then what will happen to you and we don't have answers for that. that is one of the concerns. businesses are looking at furloughed 21 days after returning said he will find out they're not going most likely and the policies are a debate and a dollar short if they know it goes into the other countries we have the same thing where other countries want to go back and help rooting into the fire not away from it. >> there is a significant level. >> they need health care workers even more but it is hard to believe but it is only the second worst problem one is once they are built is inadequate they don't have the people to staff them. so in other health care worker who feels they can do something they should try to find a way to do so because that is the number-one issue the hope is the resources and training that liberians are taking those jobs as a matter of the economy they