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with amy, i spent a lot of time trying to figure out who amy was.ollege-level exercises, writing exercises to try to figure out who amy was. it took a little longer with that. that is why amy has such an elaborate back story. i was trying to figure out who she was. i was like, it has got to go back to the childhood. >> she hates it when she gets to the small-town. what is the impact of her in terms of development? when i is what i thought was realizing -- i knew she came from money early on. i could not figure out what the family industry was for a wild. i thought a dating site was too obvious. it was kind of like this eharmony marriage site. [laughter] then i just realized that idea honor.rned her parents were the one that created this famous alter ego for her. she did not do it. constant sibling rivalry with this thing that did not really exist. did that feel right to you? >> you talked about liberty earlier. i think that is the hardest, when you are in the media spotlight, something you did not earn from your own merits. which is what amy had sin

>>> plus, amy's journey. one year after that fateful tv moment that changed her life forever. >> i have breast cancer. >> "gma's" amy robach sharing her story of survival with co-anchor robin roberts. and a touching pact among friends. how their story is saving lives. >>> and, panda porn? these adorable creatures are endangered, but it's tough to get them to mate in captivity. so, now researchers are resorting to extremes, you might even say triple extreme, meas e measures. but first, the "nightline" five. >>> when a pro at any 2014 pga tour event sinks a hole in one, quicken loans will pay your mortgage for an entire year. >> that is how it's done. truly amazing. >> get in the hole in one sweepstakes. enter today at pgatour.com/quickenloans. and you could have your mortgage paid for an entire year. >> number one in just 60 seconds. >>> and good evening. a major american city is on high alert tonight after the first patient was diagnosed in the u.s. with ebola. doctors are scrambling to find and monitor every

and you know, with amy i spent a lot of time trying to figure out who amy was. i spent allots of doing, you know, old-fashioned like college-level, you know, exercises, writing exercises to try to figure out who amy was. it took a little bit longer than that to, you know, that is why amy has got such an elaborate back story. you know, the parents weren't in there to begin with, as i was trying to figure this out, i said you have to go back to the childhood somewhere. >> what is the impact on her, she hates it when she get os to a small town. what is the impact on her in terms of development that she has this cartoon character sister. >> to me that is kind of what i thought when i was realizing-- i knew she came from money, early on. i couldn't figure out what the family industry was, for a while it was like a dating site. and i thought that was too on the nose. kind of like this eharmony marriage site. and then i thought, i thought oh, i've got -- >> we should have done that. >> whatever, keep going. >> dvd extra. >> we'll fill testimony. >> then i just realized

where amie and i live in vegas, sure, there are huge opportunities, but we invest in real estate allcross the country. >> you just need to learn how to find the best deals and how to profit from them. >> and that's exactly what we teach you at our live event, and it works, right where you live right now. >> millions of viewers watch and love your "flipping vegas" show on the a&e network. congratulations on that, by the way. but i understand that fixing up distressed properties and flipping them for big profits, like you do on your show, is really just one of the many real-estate strategies that you use to make money. is that right? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, obviously, we have a lot of fun on the show. anyone who's watched -- hopefully, all of you -- have seen that demo's probably my favorite part. but, also, i don't want to scare viewers off at home. most of the time, when we purchase properties, we never have to swing a hammer, we don't lift a paintbrush. and, again, don't worry -- if you're watching from home and you don't have credit, you don't have cash, often we still don't u

i'm amy goodman. i am juan gonzalez.elcome to our listeners and viewers from around the country and world. jon kyl duvalier has died at the age of 63. , he ruledaby doc haiti from 1971 until 1986. he took power after the death of his father who had ruled since 1957. his death came months after a portion -- haitian court ruled that he could be charged with crimes against manatee and could be held responsible for abuses by the army and pillar military forces under his rule. watch,ng to human rights his rule was marked by systematic human rights violations. hundreds of political prisoners held in a network of jails died from their pro-treatment. his government repeatedly closed independent newspapers and radio stations. journalists were beaten and tortured and forced to leave the country. one of his most vocal critics in the 1980's was a priest known as jean bertrand aristide who would later become the first democratically elected president. >> despite his human rights record, duvalier was a close ally of the u.s. after yea

amy van dyken-rouen: ok. george oliphant: so we took the granite from the original island, and we married it in so that everything's seamless. but we dropped it down a little bit so that you can roll under. -[gasps] oh my god. george oliphant: and as you see the backslash right there, that was just a little bit of an upgrade. amy van dyken-rouen: oh my god. george oliphant: but probably the coolest thing that we did in this kitchen for you, obviously, we don't want to change all the cabinets. so now with the touch of a button, your cabinets actually drop down to you. [applause] -oh my god, look at that. oh my god. that's so-- thank you. -i wanted to make sure, obviously, you have wheelchair accessibility. but i also wanted to give you the independence of your home so that when you're there, you know, you're not calling for tom. you can do everything you used to be able to do in your kitchen. -oh my god. -the team that i worked with out there was phenomenal. and i'm actually going to go back to arizona with yo

let me tell you what amy told me.she dumped you, you completely unraveled, you stalked her, you threatened her, you attempted sue said in her bed. >> your wife is missing and you came all this way to tell me this? >> i thought there might be another side to the story. mr.le collins! >> charlie: for more about this program and earlier episodes vies us online at rbs pbs.org and charlierose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org funding for charlie rose is >> and by bloomberg. a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. >> hi. i'm rick steves. today we're heading off on a very special adventure, traveling to three of the most exciting cities in europe: florence, rome, and venice. italy's my favorite country. these are my favorite italian cities, and you're about to see why. i'll be with you during each intermission sharing special tips on traveling smartly as together we celebrate the value of public broadcasting right here in our com

let me tell you what amy told me.she dumped you, you completely unraveled, you stalked her, you threatened her, you attempted sue said in her bed. >> your wife is missing and you came all this way to tell me this? >> i thought there might be another side to the story. mr.le collins! >> charlie: for more about this program and earlier episodes vies us online at rbs pbs.org and charlierose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org funding for charlie rose is >> and by bloomberg. a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. . >>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and susie gharib. brought to you in matter by. >>> the street.com featuring stephanie link who shares her strategies, the multi-million dollar portfolio she manages with jim cramer, you can learn more at the street.com/nbr. >>> hiring surge, the unemployment rate falls below 6% for the first time since 2008. so why have wages hardly budgeted, and is that about

let me tell you what amy told me.she dumped you, you completely unraveled, you stalked her, you threatened her, you attempted sue said in her bed. >> your wife is missing and you came all this way to tell me this? >> i thought there might be another side to the story. mr.le collins! >> charlie: for more about this program and earlier episodes vies us online at rbs pbs.org and charlierose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org funding for charlie rose is >> and by bloomberg. a provider of multimedia news and information services a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. man: it's like holy mother of comfort food.ion. kastner: throw it down. it's noodle crack. patel: you have to be ready for the heart attack on a platter. crowell: okay, i'm the bacon guy. man: oh, i just did a jig every time i dipped into it. man #2: it just completely blew my mind. woman: it felt like i had a mouthful of raw vegetables and dry dough. sbrocco: oh,

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for danny and amy, their relationship may be easier to prove, but it's still not easy.to you prove that this is a genuine relationship and not for show? >> we did the show through facebook messages. we had to show pictures, just, it all. >> reporter: so, day 89, if you both of you realize, this is not meant for us, we're not meant to get married, would you still help her get a green card? >> that's weird. i didn't think of that. i have no idea. >> whoa. um -- no, i would want to go back home. >> reporter: will they stay together? the couples are in the midst of figuring it all out. >> we worked hard and having this relationship, we've worked hard at keeping everything in line and this is real. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm reena ninan in philadelphia. >>> next, boom, clap. singer charli xcx reveals the secrets behind her chart-topping hits. ♪ ♪ come on, try a little ♪ nothing is forever ♪ there's got to be something better than in the middle ♪ ♪ me and cinderella ♪ we put it all together ♪ we can drive it home ♪ ♪ with one headlight [ male announcer ] great rates fo

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amy gutierrez is here, she talked with more of the giants and we'll have that a little bit later on. >> ahmed fareed live in kansas city. we have a party out there, ahmed, amy g., bob rowdell as we gear towards another giants series run. >> very exciting. they always do well in the postseason. >>> back at home we have some rain. we've got some strong waves off the california coast. here's chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> we wanted to start off with this alert. if you're thinking of heading toward the beach tonight and tomorrow, this larger storm system we're tracking offshore creating some massive swells of 9 to 13 feet. so best advice would be to not head in the water with this large system offshore. we'll talk about rain chances from that coming up. but we're still also dealing with a little bit of a bump in

reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> good stuff, thanks, amy. the game, crowds of people blocked sidewalks and streets celebrating in san francisco's mission district. you can see the heavy police presence there in this video from sky 7 hd. some fans even set off fireworks. no major issues in the mission. there was, however, a fight of a group of people near the ballpark around 10:00. police say a gunshot was fired, but nobody was hit. one person from the fight was taken to the hospital with a broken nose. >>> so here's the world series schedule, game one next tuesday, october 21st in kansas city. game two will be next wednesday, october 22nd, the next day in kansas city. then the g-men come back home to san francisco for game three next friday, october 24th at at&t park. >>> several new developments this morning in the ebola epidemic. let's get straight to the latest details. first, nina pham is now in maryland. she's the nurse, the first to be diagnosed with the virus in the u.s. and flown from dallas to the national institute of health in bet

amy g checkingen from st. louis. >> fans excited about the nlcs 2014 because it is a rematch between the two clubs from 2012. skipper, of the cardinals said they have not forgotten watching the giants celebrate on the feed. both clubs approaching it the same way, one game at a time. >> i am glad we got a chance to, to try to beat, the lions. but we we, know that they got a good team over there. >> although it is, a bunch of the same core guys. and, like, like ourselves. you know? we are different teams. you know, the motives that make him win now. >> beth teams know each other well. a lot of players from 2012. i think you learn from that. but, you know, it is a different year though. >> bush stadium. amy gutierrez. >> the royals/orioles. game one of the alcs. extra innings. the own way the royals play in the post season. alex gordon. fourth extra inning homer in the playoffs. they had one all season. go on to win, and tiger woods. he was there. starting the third quarter. stanford up seven. kevin hogan. lookin

amy's on board the pink plane. she's surprising a group of thrivers.t's a very special "gma." >> good morning, america! >>> oh, and good morning, america. let's go back outside to times square. look at the pink everywhere here this morning in times square. everyone going pink for this very big, as you said, very special day here, robin, at "gma." >> october 1st. it launches the month of breast cancer awareness. and we have every shade of pink covered this morning. you should see the crew members. these big burly men wearing pink. they look great as well. >> we will talk about this all morning. >>> be wie do begin with the first case of ebola diagnosed in america. the first patient quarantined in dallas. there you see the ambulance. it is out of commission right now. the emts are now quarantined as well. more than 3,000 deaths have been linked to the disease in africa. the worst outbreak in africa ever, it's still spreading. we go to cecilia vega outside the hospital in dallas. good morning. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. the patient is being

how her decision to have her amy's message.mogram is having a ♪ it feels good to be strong >>> look at all of my sisters out there. breast cancer survivors and thrivers there. enjoying times square after making that trip. many of them from atlanta on the delta pink plane. and it was one year ago where it took robin to convince me to get the first mammogram. as we saw, she did it by saying it's worth it if one life is saved because of early detection. it turns out mine wasn't the only life that i saved. >> i'm 40 and putting it off. >> reporter: one year ago i finally had the mammogram. but not the outcome i anticipated. words i never expected to hear. i was told that i have breast cancer. watching from her home in south carolina, deb greg, a former news director at the abc affiliate in charleston, south carolina, where i started my career. charleston county school haves a new budget. >> i heard your voice and ran around to watch the story and i was shocked. >> reporter: fast forward a few months, one morning in the middle of my

amy, it was amazing. as soon as it happened i just thought that we needed to get one more out and now it's over and now we are celebrating with you and the parade and the fans waiting outside for us. >> thank you, gregor, a world championship is collaborative effort. let's go to greg in the studio. yay! he has his ring on. >> thanks very much. i have my tag team partner back. you did an excellent job. you have a future at the oscars at the academy award. you got these guys fired up. >> they have an interesting connection with the fans here. i talk to a lot of players with different organizations and there isn't an organization that talks about their fans like the giants do. they have a unique bond. with brandon, he wore a wig in a commercial. he was on a boat. it's really true. when you hear them say that, they have a very special connection with the fans. thousands upon thousands of them. it's really true. it's not just a hollow thing they are saying. the players so appreciate it. when we talk to players

i'm amy goodman. concerns about ebola in the united states have grown after the second texas nurse who contracted the virus reported the centers for disease control had allowed her to board a plane from ohio to texas the day before she was diagnosed. the nurse, amber joy vinson, complaining of symptoms but an official day for the ok to fly. two schools in cleveland will remain closed today because a staff member may have traveled aboard the same plane. on wednesday, vinson was transferred to an isolation unit at emory hospital in atlanta. president obama has canceled two days of planned travel to stay at the white house and oversee the government's response. the cdc director thomas frieden is set to testify before congress today at hearing on what u.s. officials are doing to contain the spread of the ebola virus. the head of texas health presbyterian, the dallas hospital where the two nurses were infected and thomas eric duncan died, is also expected to testify and issue an apology. meanwhile in west

amy hollyfield is in san francisco to break down the high flying event. amy? >>> yes, the blue angels are the stars of sky. i want to show you the star of war, the uss america behind me will be open if tours on sunday and monday. this is the newest amphibious assault ship commissioned tomorrow. that means it will be part of the navy fleet officially. it can hold 3,000 men and women from the navy and marines and 1.3 million gallons of jet fuel with more than 30 aircraft including the the f-35 fighter. >> it is a pretty wild ride. wild. >> the blue angels are here and will people saturday and sunday in the air shows and practice today at 3:00, if you want to beat the crowd. starting today with the parade of ships and so man things to see and do and we have listed it on our website for full schedule. >>> thanks, amy. if you cannot make it to san francisco to see the blue angels, you can watch it where you live by visiting abc7news.com and we will stream the air show live tomorrow and sunday at 3:00 p.m. >>> in the east bay police are investigating a stabbing in o

amy m har nn, this is overheard. >> i guess we can't fire him now. [laughter] >> it's image, being on the supreme court was a dream, hard work and controversial. >> window rolls down and the guy says, hey, it goes until 11:00. [laughter] amy, m har nn, welcome, so nice to see you and have you here so i want to place you in terms of where you are right now. you are on tour as you sit here today, playing venues. >> first show in the tour. >> tonight? >> yes. >> how much after all these years do you still enjoy that? does it gettology after awhile? >> i think i enjoy it more. >> why? >> probably for me, the more you do something the more you're able to figure out how to do it well or what parts of it are easy for you and what parts to eliminate or change. because just the traveling canning grueling. >> how much of one you're on is auto-pilot that you know roughly what you'll play that it st automatic? therd t sngs may change but it's one place equivalent to one place and another? sphwh not too much. even jus the order makes a dig difference. >> so talk

income and ami bera and challenger doug ose. tonight they will debate at the kvie television studios a one-hour live broadcast begins now. >> the bera said 32014 california seventh congressional district debate sponsored by capital public radio, the center for california studies at sacramento state, fulsome lake college, kvie public television to los rios community college district and the "sacramento bee." >> moderator: in less than a month voters will decide who will represent california seventh district to the u.s. house of representatives. the seventh district is situated in eastern sacramento county and includes the cities of elk rose rancho cordova and folsom. this close race has attracted national attention and this is the only scheduled debate between incumbent democrat ami bera and republican challenger doug ose. representative bera was elected to the post in 2012 and doug ose represented california's third district from 199,192,005. the path to capitol hill for either of them goes through the kvie studios tonight and g

amy is live at at&t park. amy? >> reporter: hi. don't forget about the dugout store. it is doing brisk business this morning, and we saw an exciting delivery this morning. boxes and boxes of t-shirts from a local printer. they're the championship t-shirts. i have confirmed they've been printed. they are here. they will be on sale tonight if the giants win. lots of excitement here. champagne on ice. police and muni tell us they, too t are ready in case the giants win. they brought in a little more beer than usual to at&t park this morning knowing that tonight the giants could advance to the world series. even the man delivering it is hoping it is consumed joyfully. >> celebrating the win for the giants. >> you think? >> oh, yeah. for sure. it's happening. >> reporter: they have the experience. here's what it looked like last time the giants won a spot in the world series. this is in 2012. fans erupted, music blared, and orange fireworks lit up the sky. when the san francisco giants beat the st. louis cardinals 9-0. fans around the ballpark this morning are feeling opti

amy's on board the pink plane. she's surprising a group of thrivers.t's a very special "gma." >> good morning, america! >>> oh, and good morning, america. let's go back outside to times square. look at the pink everywhere here this morning in times square. everyone going pink for this very big, as you said, very special day here, robin, at "gma." >> october 1st. it launches the month of breast cancer awareness. and we have every shade of pink covered this morning. you should see the crew members. these big burly men wearing pink. they look great as well. >> we will talk about that. >>> but start with the ebola diagnosised in america. the patient is in quarantine. the ambulance is out of commission, the emts are quarantined as well. it's still spreading in africa. we have full team coverage from texas to africa starting with e cecilia vega. >> reporter: the patient is isolation in a unit. and they are wearing double layers of protective clothing. the cdc has been expecting an locate case on american soil. now that it's here, they say they're ready for i

amy checks in from st.louis. >> fans excited because it it a rematch of these two clubs since 2012. they have not forgotten the giants celebrating on the field in 2012. both clubs approaching the same way, one game at a time. >> we have another chance to try to beat the giants. we know they got a good team over there. >> it's the same core guys like ourselves. we are different teams. >> both teams know each other well. there are a lot of players from 2012. i think you learn from that. it's a different year though. >> amy gutierrez, nbc bay area. >> the royals in baltimore taking on the orioles. this game would go to extras. kansas city would score two runs in the top of the 10th to pull it out. they go on to win 8-6. my friends amy and erin are excited about that. game two is this afternoon. >>> we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up -- ride service drivers caught breaking the law. we investigate who may be encouraging them to do it. >> cloudy skies continue across san francisco. even report

reporting from kauffman stadium, amy gutierrez. >>> one more game and the world series shifts to san francisco on friday. you can go if you have the cast. the cheapest standing room ticket for game one on friday going for $592. a huge increase for game four on saturday. $794. that's the earliest the series could send. 663 for sunday night's game five if it gets that far. we have live reports starting at 4:30 in the morning. >>> tonight the city council agreed to move forward on a curfew at the staircase. it's a hot spot for runners and hikers. at night it's plagued by drug and alcohol use. if it's changed to a public passage way instead of a trail, the police will be able toll move to those steps ishlgs we have a timeline in mace that's going to hopefully bring results is encouraging. >> that will have to be approved in sacramento for the change. >>> a warning in the bay area, don't drink the water. people in the area of east san jose had their water tested for e. coli. workers from san jose water company handed out bottled water to the families in this area. >> it's irritating since

amy? >> all right, linzie janis, thank you so much. >>> to an unforgettable marriage proposal, but for all of the wrong reasons. a couple on a hot air balloon ride that went off course. leading to a dramatic rescue. and it was all caught on tape. aditi roy has the story. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: watch as this memorable excursion turns into a close call one couple will never forget. >> no, no. >> reporter: cameras capturing this hot air balloon's dramatic, emergency landing in, of all places, the ocean. the couple, along with the pilot, were out for a scenic ride in cardiff by the sea on sunday evening. the man on board took the opportunity to propose to his girlfriend. when authorities say the hot air balloon began experiencing distress, blown off course and over the water. the pilot forced to bring the balloon down into the surf, 300 yards off the coast. six lifeguards dive in, helping the passengers from the water-logged basket. the cell phone video capturing the terrifying moment as

we don't take position on how it do that the fcc should do that. >> host: amy schatz? >> i think the other big issue that is facing you guys is net neutrality. and it feels like from everything that is coming out of the agency and coming from the hill that the fcc is going to reverse course this time and apply net neutrality rules to wireless networks where in 2010 they didn't do that and gave you the exception saying the networks were different. what do you happening the state of play is on that? can you convince them to move back? >> i want to start with the fact we all believe in the open internet and having rules. we just believe we need have to specific rules that take the differences of wireless into account. there are really three differences that the rules need to account for. the first is technical. wireless depends on spectrum which is a scarce resource that comes from the government and we all share it. if the three of us were on a phone call, you were doing e-mail and peter was, you know, looking at the scores from -- >> peter is on facebook. >> he is check

amy hollyfield is live at at&t park with more fan reaction. amy? >> reporter: yeah, it's an even year. it was supposed to happen, and it happened. they did it. of course, the fans erupted the moment the giants won. they won in the bottom of the ninth, tortured their fans until the bitter end. they were tied, then travis ishikawa hit that giant home run. here's what the fan hs to say about that magical moment. >> the last moment when he hit the home run, it was magnificent. >> it was unbelievable. everybody was up there all high fiving each other. yeah, exactly, that was it. >> go, giants, world series soon to be winners. >> reporter: they partied all around the stadium, all throughout the city you could hear people celebrating after the game. this team has always acknowledged how much they love their fans and they say their fans give them so much energy. they were so glad that they were able to clinch and win this pennant at home. and even as they were being presented the trophy, the giants' ceo, larry bayer, said as he was accepting the award, tha

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. >> reporter: amy has been hooking up hundreds of silicon valley singles more than a decade. >> a lothe idea of meeting these tech wizards and computer geeks because he is not only commitment minded and a serious professional in his career and really smart, but has a lot of the dna to be a great husband. >> reporter: and there is no shortage of cash rich techies. investors and capitalists. >> there has been a huge percentage of men moving to silicon valley for these tremendous job opportunities. >> reporter: still, the ladies tell you there is a downside to that. >> i dated a few in the past. they seem to have their stuff together, but they seem too focused. it is a little hard to find somebody i feel like. >> reporter: well, a lot of the single ladies i spoke to tonight said they were surprised that san jose came out on top. despite the odds in their favor, they say it is very tough out there finding mr. right. by the way, san francisco, not too far behind san jose. it came in sixth place on the list. and two other cities, also made the list in california. san diego, third place. la

amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek with the story. amy? >> hi.of evidence right when they got here. they were immediately suspiciousle. it led to an arrest. they got the call to come here to civic drive in walnut creek at 9:20 last night. a wine storage facility was on fire. it's called wesley ashley. a wine maker in san the that rosa uses this space to store wines for distribution. when investigators arrived they saw a gas can sitting here at the scene. they were suspicious right away. they then checked the surveillance footage from a nearby business. investigators say they spotted a known transient near the fire scene. they found him and arrested him. police say they found stolen property from the business on him along with physical evidence from the fire. they did not say what the motive could have been behind setting the fire. they say holden is now in jail. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. we have breaking news to share with you. the new supreme court term begins today. the high court of the

to hear from amy gutierrez. >> tim hudson, pablo sandoval.giants bullpen that held the fort down on saturday night. in particular, merrill petit. he received a lot of props from his giants teammates. >> he's pitched some tough innings for us. >> he went out there and did what we expected him to do. we expected him to give us a chance to win. >> he went through the lineup a couple times. they went through their lineup a couple times. to keep him off balance like he did, in the postseason game on the road for that many innings, for me it's one of the best performances i've ever seen. >> what a fabulous story we're watching for brandon belts. he's had so much success. i wanted to ask him the important stuff, at 26 years old, have you ever gone six hours without eating? he said, actually, he had. in a 25-inning game in college. tonight was a piece of cake. reporting from nationals park, amy gutierrez, nbc bay area. >> what a game, what a game. a game between the 49ers and chiefs is coming at you tomorrow. more news next. hey john check it out. wh

i'm amy goodman. a nurse in dallas, texas has become the first person to contract ebola inside the united states. the nurse helped care for ebola patient thomas eric duncan, who died last week. thomas frieden, director of the centers for disease control and prevention, said the exact cause of transmission is unknown. >> we don't know what occurred in the care of the index patient, the original patient in dallas. but at some point, there was a breach in protocol, and that breach in protocol resulted in this infection. >> the case has raised concerns hospitals are not adequately protecting workers from ebola. the union national nurses united says 76% of 2,000 nurses surveyed said their hospitals had not communicated any policy to them regarding admission of potentially infected patients. the union has threatened to picket hospitals if nurses are not granted protections including hazmat suits and hands-on training. meanwhile, a top u.s. health official says an ebola vaccine would likely be ready if it we

amy? >> i'm excited. i can't wait to see the players come down this street. it did just start raining a bit were the people are still screaming with enthusiasm. they do not care about the rain. they just want to see their team. i have asked many of them, why not stay at home and watch it where it is dry? they said, it wouldn't be the same. i have some interviews from early this morning to play for you. we got here at 4:00 this morning. yes, we are early birds. people beat up. some people got here before we did leaving very early. most of the people in the front room are experienced parade goers and say that is when you have to get here. let's roll my tape. this is four hours before the parade even started. these fans have so much enthusiasm for their giants. they will not let rain and the possibility of thunder and lightning hold them back. >> we will still show up. fans are fans. no matter what we are here. >> one good thing about having three championships in five seasons --. >> we got here five hours early and could not find seating. so we hardy if you get