good monday morning, i'm ana cabrera in for carol costello. cnn learning from a source that there were inconsistencies in protocol that may have something to do with why a dallas nurse has now chiropractontracted ebo. the cdc has specific guidelines for health care workers for how they put on and remove protective gear when it comes to dealing with patients with hi highly infectious diseases like ebola. the effected nurse cared for thomas duncan, the man who died from ebola last week. now the case has thousands of health care workers all across the country calling for better training. the cdc is planning a nationwide training conference call tomorrow and the world health organization says of more than 4,000 ebola deaths during this recent outbreak, one in 20 have been health care workers. so that tells you why training is so important. let's talk about this latest case. i'm joined by cnn's chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta and elizabeth cohen. first to elizabeth in dallas there. what more can you tell us about these reported inconsi

ana? >> barbara, thank you. general hertling, as barbara just pointed out, no representatives from syria will be at that table with this meeting today talking strategy. it seems that the obama administration is sort of had an iraq-first perspective on this. how worrisome is it that isis is within eight to ten miles from baghdad? >> it's going to be critical, ana, because they are going to try to lay siege to baghdad and make the iraqi government continue to be concerned about their capital while they are continuing to consolidate within anbar province and also continue the offensive in the north. so in my view it's a three-pronged approach. if you have the central government of iraq just concerned about surviving and protecting their capital city, it's going to be much tougher for them to generate the nonsectarian requirements that they need to get their army back on its feet to fight and conduct counterattacks. >> clearly air strikes aren't doing the job. they have not held back isis. the

ana? >> that is good news at least. elizabeth cohen thanks, keep us posted. >>> let's bring in cnn's chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. sanjay, why are these people traveling seemingly so freely when they know they have exposed? >> well part of this is the question should they sort of put it on themselves to limit their travel? they're health care professionals, they've had contact perhaps with the ebola virus and part of it is just sort of what are the rules and regulations. the important, one of the important points here from a public health perspective is that again as elizabeth said if it you're not sick, you're not going to be transmitting the virus, very important. but what we've also heard from dr. frieden a few days ago is that there's this whole policy of what's known as controlled movement and that means if somebody has had contact with a patient who has had ebola, then they can't travel by commercial airline, they can't go on a cruise ship with lots of people. they ca

ana? >> real fast before i let you go, al, do you know there in spain, curious to see how it compares to the response here in the u.s. are the people who are there monitoring self-monitoring or being quarantined? >> reporter: there are 15 people in hospital, the numbers may be changing but basically this morning we started with teresa romer, the only confirmed case on the sixth floor, completely isolated. 15 other people including her husband but mainly medical people working close to her, she's on a medical team who voluntarily came to hospital so they wouldn't possibly potentially infect their families. they came here. 66 or 68 other people out of hospital who chose to stay out, all being monitored, temperature taken, visited by medical personnel. spain after what described as a chaotic start to the crisis last week really trying to get on top of it with help from experts in europe and close contact with the united states. >> al goodman in madrid, thank you. >>> it has been a tough week

ana? >> we already heard from one of these health care workers returning being quarantined. some good news about that, this new jersey health care worker has tested negative for the ebola virus. she faced a mandatory quarantine after arriving in newark from west africa where she helped treat ebola patients. but the story doesn't end there. according to her new op-ed in the dallas news, she knew nothing about the quarantine and she hasn't happy about it. she said i've been quarantined in new jersey. this is not a situation i would wish on ebb anyone and i am scared for those who will follow me. i am scared about how health care workers will be treated in airports when they declare that. and that have been fighting ebola in west africa. i am scared that like me they will arrive and see a frenzy of disorganization, fear and most frightening quarantine. so, elizabeth, you know, you've been following all of these developments. we're hearing now from the health care worker. this is certainly a f

ana? >> all right, elizabeth cohen thanks for the update. >>> with so much focus on the gear these medical workers wear to protect themselves against ebola, our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta will suit up and show us how it should be done and whether it remains the best line of defense in stopping transmission from patients to worker, coming up in about 30 minutes, an eye-opening demonstration for you. >>> sadly this morning, a new ebola death to tell you about, this time in germany, a german hospital says the victim was a united nations medical worker who was infected while working in liberia. the 56-year-old man from sudan was being treated in a secure isolation ward at the hospital. he is now one of more than 4,400 people who have died from ebola this year, and the world health organization says the total number of ebola cases could rise above 9,000 this week. >>> the freelance american cameraman stricken with ebola in liberia lass tweeted that he's on the road to good hea

. >> we have hurricane ana and gonzalo still, and trudy. we'll first start with hurricane ana bringing heavier rainfall to the honolulu region. you can see the outer bands of the storm, even though the center of circulation is about

ana? >> especially concerning considering no troops on the ground is still how the u.s. is proceeding. thank you so much, ben wedeman. do stay safe out there. >>> michael daily is here and also here is robert mcfadden the interrogation expert with the sufan group. turkey so reluctant to get into the fight and yet their location is right there on the border. we're hearing the fighters taking over kobani which means they could control a huge chunk of the border, why is turkey, do you think, robert, so reluctant to get involved? >> there's three things saying it needs to get involved across border. one is a buffer zone on the syrian side of the border and a parallel no fly zone and arming and equipping and training the so-called moderate rebel elements. there's another part of it, though, too, very complicated political landscape. the most effective elements on the syrian side is the pkk which is implaquebly opposed and at odds with the turkish government so the things are tending to keep the

please welcome ana gasteyer!e here. >> seth: you have history in studio 8g. >> i do have history in 8g, i auditioned for "saturday night live" in this room. >> seth: this is not usually the room people audition in but you were an 8ger. >> no, i crapped my drawers right over here. [ laughter ] >> seth: that was where they did it? >> yeah. >> seth: we have a tiny plaque. it's a very little plaque. >> for commemorating the moment. >> seth: yes >> yes. >> seth: this is your first album but you've been performing with this band for a while. >> yes, i've had sort of a nightclub jazz act for some time. i worked on broadway after i left "snl" and ever since then i've had this kind of fun old lady jazz, moxie jazz album. we call it moxie jazz. [ light laughter ] >> seth: it is a very specific style. >> well, you know why? because if you say i have a jazz album, people start to cry. [ laughter ] i said, it's fun jazz, it's the kind of jazz that you drink to. i said this to a friend and she went, "oh, like carrie matheson o

ana?brian, could they test these vaccines in country where it's at its worse snt. >> probably not. dr. anthony fauci says the testing cannot be done in those countries because the existing health care infrastructure there is not going to support the tests, but the two countries in the region that they vap proved, gam bee yeah and mali were selected for vaccine testing because nih has longstanding relationships with researchers in those countries so that's where it's being tested now. >> how interesting, brian todd, good luck to those doctors and researchers. >>> this latest case of ex-bowl la has prompted school closings in two different states. in texas at multiple schools because we know two students were on the same flight as vinson from cleveland to dallas. in ohio, two schools closed near cleveland because a staffer may have flown on the same aircraft even though she took a different flight. again, that airplane was still in service. officials continue to say there is a very low risk

mini elsas and anas, eager to be transported to the fan tas call land.ave you watched it? >> ten times. >> i think it's more than that. >> 100. >> is everyone excited? >> reporter: the challenge for frozen on ice, recreating the intangible magic of the film, including that snowy landscape. >> we have all the special effects, like the -- >> reporter: right here. >> patty vincent took on the challenge. >> we needed snow. so, we have a lot of snow. this is one of our blizzards and it really -- you can really feel it. >> reporter: yeah. it's kind of like a soapy -- it is soap. >> jimmy: it is. it's something that we had to get used to as it does get a little slippery on the ice which becomes a little bit of a challenge for the skater, but we love it. >> reporter: taylor leads the cast as a spunky princess ana and becky plays queen elsa. when you went out to look for the skaters, to play these parts, what were you looking for? >> it's tricky. because not only do they have to look like the character, we look for certain skating types and abilities. >> reporter

ana? >> elizabeth cohen in new york, thanks. >>> and now to the school shooting just north of seattle. a football player opens fire in a high school cafeteria. his targets we've learned were not random. jaylen fryberg reportedly shot two of his own cousins. he also shot two 14-year-old girls both in the head. his motive still unknown. just a week ago fryberg was apparently voted homecoming prince of his freshman class and we're learning more about the victims still fighting four their lives. a doctor tells cnn in her words are touch and go for the two injured girls. >> they're both very critical. we've seen tears. we've seen anger. they are just grieving. right now i think they're just settled in. things are quiet. they know the circumstances. they're hoping for the best. >> we're all hoping for the best. let's bring in our correspondent susan candiotti live in everett, washington. susan, i know you had a chance to speak to an acquaintance of jaylen fryberg about recent trouble we know fry

bueno aprovechar nuevamente hacer contacto con ana que tiene reacciones que llegan por twitter. origen jaent le skwa de acompaÑarnos, 3 victorias 2 empates tiene tomlinson este aÑo, febrero taund su tercera pelea, en abril ven skwie... por decisiÓn en 4 rounds en su Últimos combate, pasado agostos superÓ a grant en nok outed tÉcnico saliÓ a buscar victoria tambiÉn para no llegar segundo. >>> viene de bayamÓn, puerto rico. la isla del encanto tiene en su esquina a Ángel rosario, que zurdazo, que pre s tremendo zurdazo, no le estÁn contando... bueno, de la forma que lo vimos pareciÓ que el golpe era limpio. >>> la verdad si, pero el Árbitro le va dar tiempo que descanse, pensando que fue un golpe bajo. >>> despuÉs de asalto tenemos la repeticiÓn. >>> no, si, estuvo bajo. >>> si, un poquito bajo el golpe de santiago. referi es bond, tremenda derecha oh que derechazo de boricua, fuegos artificiales en boxeo telemundo ford. sÚper boy santiago 2 victorias 1 de wrrota como profesional. >>> bien santiago porque sabÍa que su rival estaba sentido tenÍa que aprovechar a ver si lo podÍa sac

ana patricia se convierte en selena! del -llegado del virus al paÍs, las autoridades de salud han insistido que es muy difÍcil que se produzca un brote, pero al ver que ya son tres los casos algunos ciudadanos no se confÍan y tomar medidas para cuidar su salud, veamos la creciente demanda de trajes de protecciÓn corporal. >> en -inseguros y atemorizados porque se desate un brote de Ébola en el paÍs algunos estadounidenses se estÁn preparando, compran trajes y protecciÓn corporal, un fabricante de trajes en illinois enfrenta una gran demanda en estos dÍas. >> en promedio recibimos 150 llamadas al dÍa de personas buscando mÁscaras y todo tipo de protecciÓn corporal, dijo stephanie. medline dice que ya no da abasto, ya que muchos se abastecen a gran escala de equipos completos, incluyendo protectores de calzado, lentes, casetas, y dos pares de guantes. la empresa dice que ciudadanos ocupados tambiÉn piden este tipo de equipos para tenerlos en sus hogares como precauciÓn. expertos de medline insisten de que los trajes sÓlo s

>> ana, it's al as follows. nurse as far as the reports go noticed no breach in her int int interactions with the patient, no breach in her cowork. we go to the area in which the hazard is great, maybe greater than actual kalcontact with the patient. namely taking off protective gear at the end of your shift. it has to be according to protocol one thing after another in a specified fashion. you have to take your time doing it because in that context you can contaminate yourself. in fact that's so important we often ask a buddy to watch you and coach you while you're doing it. although that's important, let me get in a word. i have the informal information that there has been a patient in the united states with ebola infection who needed dialysis and ventilator support who actually recovered after the use of those procedures. that's informal information. so we shouldn't rule them out in ebola patients. >> so doctor, is it a question of proper training then do you think? should local hospitals and health care work

ana? >> it is very surprising, elizabeth, to see another health care worker as you just mentioned where others have been treated and it seems to have gone very smoothly. are they saying any more about how many people they fear could be diagnosed in the next few days? >> you know, doctor frieden was very clear, the head of the cdc that it would not be unexpected to see more of these cases pop up. we are in that worrisome window. it's been a week since mr. duncan passed away, and infections tend to show up about eight to ten days after someone is exposed to somebody who is sick, so it would not be surprising if we saw more health care workers become ill. >> any talk this morning about accepteding these two ebola cases there in dallas to one of those special containment units, those biocontainment units that are set up and prepared at four different hospitals around the u.s.? >> reporter: ana, i haven't heard any talk of that here, although this hospital is notoriously pretty much silent on e

pacific northwest, or what was ana.urricane or tropical storm ana, but the remnants of the tropical moisture moving into the northwest bringing us the rain and the mountain snow and the wind and they're just going to be battered for the next several weeks. we've got a couple of storms behind this one we're going to continue to watch for the nest. this is typical for this time of year. this is their rain where i season, but not typical to get tropical moisture into this region, like a tropical disturbance as ana was. several inches north of seattle, and then we'll get much needed moisture over central california, and then shannon, we have to watch the northeast. we could see a little bit of rain, some wind, and some snow heading into friday. even across the northeast coastline. now i hope you brought maybe a winter coat with you. >> you know how i feel about -- >> now all have you to do is go like this. >> i'm going to dress up as the abombinable snowman. >> good to see you. >> florida girl. >> that's right. >> a doctor

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. >> i'll tell you all about tropical storm ana headed for hawaii as a hurricane a little later. >> a couple of great division series games in baseball. the royals and orioles. a one-handed grab by a quick moving cameraman. this might have been the play of the game until third baseman mike muss tack kiss makes an incredible over-the-railing catch. luckily into a swarm of very happy and cheering fans. the royals get another win in the sixth to win 2-1. they lead in the series, just one victory away from the world series. >>> to the nlcs, cardinals and giants tied in four extra innings and then this. >> the bunt, perfec wild throw and the giants win game three! >> the giants are now up 2-1 in the series. game four is tonight. >>> straight ahead, a heartfelt memorial for a hero dog. but first, this was the scene at cape lookout national sea shore in north carolina. look out is right. about 100 sharks in the midst of a feeding frenzy. they came upon a school of blue fish while fishermen nearby very wisely kept their distance. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back, everybody. sto

ana? >> sad story. d dan simon in marysville, washington. thank you. >>> and thanks for staying with us in the cnn newsroom. i'm ana cabrera. we're fast forwarding to the week ahead. we'll take a look at all the stories you'll likely be talking about and hearing about this coming week. let's begin with our five questions for the week ahead. question number one, will mandatory quarantines here at home keep doctors from traveling to west africa? we know both the cdc and the nih are insisting the best way to combat this virus is to get the health workers to west africa. i'll speak with a doctor who has been to the ebola hot zone in just a moment. >>> question number two, the white house pushing back on the three states with those mandatory quarantines. will more states try to impose ebola quarantines on returning health care workers or will the white house try to implement new federal ebola guidelines? i'll talk it over with a congressman in just a few moments. >>> and question number three, are blood transfusions the cure for ebola? we now kno

me, i'm ana cabrera. mandatory ebola quarantines are triggering harsh political turf wars here in the u.s. a possible standoff between the white house and new jersey governor chris christie. the white house says it contacted governors in new york and new jersey and illinois to push back on those mandatory health workers quarantines in those states. but governor chris christie's camp says not so fast. in fact, christie's spokesman says the white house has not contacted christie or anyone else in his administration about the quarantine policy. meanwhile, a quarantined nurse in new jersey says she was treated without compassion. new york city's mayor bill deblasio says that nurse is a hero who deserves so much more respect. >> this hero coming back from the front having done the right thing, was treated with disrespect, was treated with a sense that she had done something wrong when she hadn't. was not given a clear direction. we respect the right of each government to make decisions that they think are righ

. >> my friend elsa is really pissed off at her sister ana. chef has ginger hair. ana?n't know. >> ana came over to the house someti sometime. >> oh. >> elsa is mad at ana, because she got asked to homecoming by this random guiy. would you want to go to homecoming with someone you just met? >> i don't think so. >> this girl is different. i just told -- >> why aren't it that asking you. who are you? >> i'm els a's best friend. i'm here to help, grandma. >> okay. >> elsa ran away. she didn't tell anyone. she just got up and ran into the woods. yeah, and ana felt bad. ana chased after her. she got frostbite. >> frostbite? oh. >> yeah. and elsa got put into jail -- >> i don't believe that. >> it's true. e elsa is crazy. >> how do you meet these crazy girls. >> people that go to my school are crazy. >> i can't believe it. >> elsa was like, love thaws all. her hair is white now. >> white? >> her hair turned white. >> she's sick. >> yeah, because -- [ laughter ] >> from getting frostbite. she's not a drugie. >> jimmy: hey, kevin. [ cheers and applause ] well done. will you gra

hello, again, i'm ana cabrera, glad to have you with me. officials in one part of iraq are saying we need american combat troops here now i'm talking about anbar province where fallujah and ramadi are located just west of baghdad as you can see here on the map. the government forces are saying the invasion of isis fighters is very bad. people are also afraid in another place where isis militants are reportedly gaining the upper hand. we're talking about in syria the city of kobani. u.s. and coalition warplanes did hit isis targets yesterday and again today both around kobani as well as inside iraq but still we're cold that isis keeps advancing. ben wedeman our senior international correspondent is gathering the latest baghdad. ben, what can you tell us? >> reporter: fresh isis recruits train to retrieve the wounded from the battlefield. in a newly released propaganda video from the group entitled blood of jihad, it's clear that isis doesn't lack for fresh recruits. the training includes religious instruction, mostly about the importance of

. >> reporter: ana tejow just entertained the crowd and outkast is the headline act. fun starts all over again tomorrow at noon. >>> a historic dry dock in san francisco on its way to china. dry dock 1 located at the port of san francisco for more than 70 years is headed to a grain certified recycling facility near shanghai. the dry dock was built in 1942 and another 15 years it sat unfused and fell into disrepair. today that dry dock was hoisted out of the water, placed on a vessel where it will be properly recycled. >>> this morning was the start of a week of activities to remember andy lopez, the 13-year-old boy who was holding a toy gun when he was shot and killed by a deputy last year. volunteers gathered to clean up the vacant lot where he was killed. a demonstration is also planned for tuesday afternoon at the sonoma county court house. he was killed by eric gelhouse 1 year ago on wednesday. he thought the replica firearm was real. >>> a california mayor is in trouble with the law after police say he was responsible for a dui crash that injured 4 teens. allen l

ana in the pacific could have been a landfalling hurricane. it was forecast to be a couple of days ago. that's why you have to watch the cone and not the line. the line was right over the big island. but the cone was not. the cone was south of the big island and also north, because it was so far away. the storm did miss all the islands, although missing with the wind and the eye, but not so much missing with the waves and also the potential for an awful lot of flash flooding. we could see 6 to 8 inches of rain, and some spots on the mountains up here, obviously, the volcanos could get much more than that. could get a foot of rain. that could cause mud slides and could cause washouts. so if you're going to be driving around, especially after dark tonight in the hawaiian islands, could be an awful lot of weather you still have to deal, even though ana missed you. deb? >> all right. chad myers, thanks so much for that. >>> and now to new evidence in the ferguson, missouri, shooting. forensic tests are showing that blood from the victim, michael b

this is tropical storm ana. may become a hurricane. if it hits the island as a tropical storm or hurricane, that hasn't happened since we started keeping records. >> rob marciano at the weather wall tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we turn now to new dash cam video, taking us inside a harrowing police chase. look at this tonight. a mini van swerving, police cars in hot pursuit. a dangerous game of cat and mouse that's happening in towns and steps across this country.

. >> remember a couple weeks ago talking about tropical storm ana going to affect hawaii. it's still out there. causing trouble. that's right.

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this is where an sna would have gone to school. >> yes, that was the school of ana.t is almost like it was at that time. the school was made so they could work, also. sometimes they had to work half a day and go to school, but you would be taking care of the geese. >> when she was 5, she lived with the neighbor people. >> to take care of the geese, keep the geese out of the garden. can you imagine that? >> she told me the geese would get her down and slap her with their wings and she would cry for her mother. it was a tough life then you know. >> we learned a lot about ana's brothers and sisters. we know from the census list she had ten brothers and sisters. three of them died when they were very young. >> oh! >> a little tragic story. >> they died one day after another and were buried in the same way. they died from >> never told me that. >> this is more about ane's father. by the time she was 12 danish records show her father made a living by breaking stone. >> breaking stone is not making a career. >> hard labor. day labor. >> very hard labor and not very well pai

. ♪ ♪ sorprendimos a ana bÁrbara mientras susurraba algo al oÍdo a un hombre.a de la cantante. le contamÍsimos ahora mismo. esto es primer impacto. ♪ ♪ >> bien, comenzamos con la noticia de la muerte del primer paciente diagnosticado con Ébrola en los estados unidos. como brealizramos aquÍ en primer impacto se contagiÓ a mediados de septiembre, fue tratado un en hospital de dallas, texas. sus familiares son monitoreados en estos momentos y algunos en una locazaciÓn secreta. >> hoy se conociÓ de otro posible infectado en frisco, tambiÉn en texas. el paciente una noticia en pleno desarrollo trasladado a dallas, se sabe que tuvo contacto con la familia del hombre que acaba de morir. el temor como se podrÁn imaginar es mÁs latente las autoridades de salud toman medidas extremas para impedir que la mortal enfermedad se propague. precisamente por no tomar las medidas adecuadas una enfermera en espaÑa contrajo la enfermedad. pasamos contigo para que nos cuentes de quÉ se trata. >> no siguiÓ el protocolo al atender un paciente y resultÓ contagiada, como tuvo contacto c

he self-deported from the white house. >> ana, ana, ana -- here's my point. >> by the way, this ebola thing continues, they might want to reconsider self-deportation. >> my point is this, they do dirty, filthy, back-breaking work and they still get accused of being on welfare. and they still get accused of taking food stamps. they still get accused -- work, let's be clear -- [ speaking spanish ] who is going to do that other work? my only point to everybody here is, that they are -- [ speaking spanish ] and i want to make sure, because the republicans tomorrow would sit down with me and say, we'll give you all the doctors, technicia technicians, computer whizes, they can all come but don't bring any mexicans here to the united states of america to work in our agriculture. they want to have a program of the past to deal with our agriculture industry. my only point is this, no more -- [ speaking spanish ] >> one of the things, if i can just add to this discussion just a bit, i just returns from houston, texas, where they're absorbing thousands of unaccompanied minors, unaccompanied chil

an ana is going right over the big island by.0 miles per hour and then can continuing over honolulu as we head throughout saturday, sunday, and monday. the big island, the first stop for this storm system, eight inches to possibly a foot of rain for honolulu. we could see upwards of six inches. so right now through next monday traveling plan there is you could be delayed. let's get you into the forecast and you can see over the next seven days a chance of showers once again by friday and also for monday as well. so some active weather here and also in hawaii. >> thank you, jeff. >>> up next at 5:00, drama in the bay, but it wasn't what it looked like. we'll explain. >>> plus a spoiled apple? the mistake the tech giant seems to have made the day before it's set to make a major announcement. >>> an intense rescue in the san francisco bay today but it wasn't what it seemed. this was a drill and it tested san francisco firefighters, life guards, and the coast guard. the mock disaster was a fire aboard a golden gate ferry boat. 40 dam

. >> sorprendimos a ana bÁrbara mientras le susurraba algo al oÍdo a un hombre.la nueva conquista de la cantante? le contamos ahora mismo y esto es primer impacto. >> bien, comenzamos con la lamentable noticia de la muerte del primer paciente diagnosticado con ebola en los estados unidos. como hemos informado en primer impacto, el se contagiÓ en iberia a mediados de septiembre y fue tratado en un hospital de dallas texas. sus familiares son monitoreados en esto momento y algunos de ellos fueron aislados en una locaciÓn secreta. hoy se conociÓ de otro posible infectado en frisco, tambiÉn en texas. el paciente, una noticia que estÁ en pleno desarrollo, fue trasladado al dallas y se sabe que tuvo contacto con la familia del hombre que acaba de morir, el temor, como se pueden imaginar es cada vez mÁs latente y las autoridades de salud toman medidas para prevenir que la mortal informe dado se siga propagando. precisamente por no tomar las medidas adecuadas, una enfermera en espaÑa contrajo la enfermedad. >> la enfermera no siguiÓ el protocolo de atender a un paciente

and watch ana as it moves north and westward. worst impacts from ana likely on the big island and into kauai early next week. reena and t.j., back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> and a gubernatorial debate gets off to a strange start all because of a little fan. >> tricks, treats and tlc. or thc. parents and police in a major american stay all on alert this halloween all because of medicated candy. >>> and much more on the ebola situation unfolding right now. including why this video of the latest patient is raising concerns. take a good look here, folks. can you spot why? watch. dentist. at 1-800-dentist, we've helped over 8 million people find that right dentist. we can do the same for you. so don't put it off. call 1-800-dentist. babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. >>> welcome back. now footage of the volcano in iceland erupting since the end of august. it remains a serious threat, releasing dangerous levels of fumes into the air. its lava field is growing more than half a

in the pacific, there is ana. right now it is a tropical storm, but warm water could make it stronger. and let's get you a little trivia this morning, bill, i'll bring you in now, when is the last time a storm made landfall in hawaii at hurricane strength? >> a couple that threatened recently, none of them made landfall, so probably back to at least 20 years? >> 1992, yes. >> even longer than that. 22 years. >> you know what it was? >> iniki. >> i can't stump you. >> that's the famous one. the benchmark hurricane for the hawaiian islands. that did the most damage of any storm in hawaii history. so ana is not going to do that. we're watching bermuda. this could be a benchmark storm for bermuda unfortunately. the forecast worse overnight. gonzalo is now looking at most intense band, well defined eye, grew bigger in size and the forecast path is going to take this storm right over the top of bermuda. looks like near the eye wall itself. so they have 24 hours to prepare in bermuda for what should be a devastating blow

un argumento duro, ni siquiera una mala palabra. >>> la familia dijo que hablÓ desafiando ordenes de anale fortaleza. >>> por lo pronto deja la carta de amor incondicional del padre que dice estar orgulloso de su hija. >>> te seguimos queriendo, adorando, y siempre tendrÁs un papÁ al lado. >>> en houston, cristina londoÑo, telemundo. >>> novedades en la desapariciÓn de 50 estudiantes en guerrero, tras una manifestaciÓn que fue dispersada a tiros supuestamente por la policÍa. >>> la frustraciÓn, enojo, violencia, estallaron contra el congreso del estado de guerrero, los estudiantes exigieron la presentaciÓn de sus compaÑeros que aseguran que estÁn desaparecidos. 57 son los estudiantes que desaparecieron el viernes pasado. ya fueron localizados como 14 en su casa, pero faltan 43. soledad no sabe nada de su hijo. >>> lo entreguen vivo, como lo agarraron vivos. >>> fueron detenidos el 26 de septiembre luego que secuestraron tres autobuses, regresaban de una manifestaciÓn, dos compaÑeros perdieron la vida. y tambiÉn exigieron justicia. 22 policÍas estÁn en la carcel, pero podrÍa haber mÁs arr

i'm ana cabrera. this hour we're fast forwarding to the week ahead. a look at all the stories you'll be talking about this week. of course, the two big stories in the headlines today, ebola and isis, both deadly threats. in iraq, the coalition's air campaign hasn't stopped isis. those terrorists are now just miles from baghdad's airport. could they cake iraq's capital? >>> here at home, a new case of the ebola virus. the cdc says there is no risk to most of us, but can we trust officials? will we see more cases soon? not everyone was reassured by what we heard today. see what you think. >> we're here today to communicate about a health care worker who has contracted the ebola virus. >> there was a breach in protocol, and that breach in protocol resulted in this infection. >> the care of ebola can be done safely, but it's hard to do it safely. it is possible in the coming days that we will see additional cases of ebola. breaking the links in the chain of transmission is the key to preventing further sp

>> ana!oogle, como la marca mÁs valiosa del mundo, las dos son las Únicas marcas en ser valoradas en mÁs de 100.000 millones de dÓlares, segÚn el informe anual. el rÁnking elaborado por la consultora britÁnica considera tres criterios principales, ademÁs los resultados financieros de los productos de marca, tambiÉn analizar cÓmo influyen en la elecciÓn del cliente, y si puede hacer subir el precio de un producto. y si usted piensa invertir en una propiedad ahora tiene la oportunidad de comprar un pueblo entero. eso sÍ, no se trata de un pueblo, y corriente, sino de un pueblo fantasma, jacksonville,fue construido en connecticut en el 1909, y era prÓspero, sin embargo, durante los aÑos 60, el pueblo la diversiÓn y fue convertido en atracciÓn turÍstica, los actuales dueÑos planean venderlo, y la subasta comenzarÁ el 30 de octubre en la vÍspera de la noche de brujas o halloween, muy a tono con las historias de fantasmas. >> les voy a hablar de un tema bastante serio, el gobierno federal tiene mil

¿ana le habrÁ hablado a tu hermano? ¿no sabes que ana y diego son novios?alo. ¿cÓmo puede ser posible? >> ya sabe es el Único lugar, el inigualable, el maravilloso. >> vamos con las muchachas. >> y con honey tambiÉn. [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> hoy nuestra honey es la encargada de presentar el revoltillo. >> ¿tÚ lo hiciste honey? no. lo hizo nuestra maity interiano, pero lo presentamos porque tenemos muchas noticias que les van a interesar. >> ahÍ estÁ. >> muchas felicidades a william levy, quien recibiÓ las llaves de la ciudad de miami por parte del alcalde tomÁs regalado. larry hernÁndez siempre encuentra tiempo en su apretada agenda para atender a sus hijos. asÍ se divirtiÓ con su hijo mayor, sebastiÁn. horas mÁs tarde compartiÓ este divertido video de cÓmo su hija menor juega en la cama de su famoso papÁ. >> ¿a dÓnde vas? ¿eh? quÉ estÁs haciendo en mi cama? alguien tiene que ir a dormir a su cuna, usted. >> otra que aprovecha muy bien su tiempo cuando no estÁ como jueza de va por ti es alejandra guzmÁn que asÍ viajÓ en su aviÓn privado. john secada se encuentra de

>> well, ana, you know, we as health care professionals and scientists we know the science behind it.her doctor mentioned, the risk to the general public is very small. however, we are also not governors and mayors of large populations. so, their considerations are much broader than ours. and so with the input of the cdc and other health professionals, if their decision that for the best of california -- of new york and new york city is to impose that quarantine on returning health care workers, then i have no opposition to it. however, i do want to say that, like you mentioned, people are giving up their livelihoods to go and volunteer to serve on the front lines. when they come back and are quarantined for those 21 days, i urge the hospitals and their employers to do as much as they can to support them so that they don't lose health benefits or salary because they went out and did that volunteer work. >> that is such a great point, and we really do salute your bravery and dedication to helping the people in west africa. we know you leave in just ten days from now and you telling us

con diferentes deducciones y dependientes. >> ha sido estafada dos veces. >> asÍ como ana existe muchoser de 1,7% para ajustar los beneficios de jubilaciÓn al incremento del costo de vida en los Últimos 12 meses. el jubilado recibirÁ 15.936 $ anuales. el aumento proyectado es de 22 $ por mes. >> las autoridades de estados unidos adoptaron nuevas restricciones para personas que entran al paÍs, a partir del lunes, todos los pasajeros que vengan de liberia, sierra leÓn y guinea deberÁn medirse en la fiebre por 21 dÍas. algunos legisladores querÍan prohibirle la entrada a cualquier persona que viniera de esos tres paÍses africanos. >> la actriz elizabeth peÑa muriÓ por problemas con el alcohol. inicialmente su publicista dice que la actriz muriÓ por causas naturales pero segÚn el documento la actriz sufrÍa de cirrosis causado por el alcohol. tuvo una hemorragia horas antes de morir lo que causÓ que su corazón dejara de latir el pasado 14 de octubre. >> algunos inmigrantes podrÁn salir del paÍs con permiso especial. >> quÉ es este llamado permiso de salida? >> para las personas que necesitan

. >> ana siempre ha sido cuidadosa con sus cuentas, esta salvadoreÑa nunca se imaginÓ que alguien mÁs un robo de identidad. >> veo un cobro, que venÍa de 7000 $ a mi nombre venÍa desde los angeles california. >> los latinos se han convertido en presas fÁciles de estafas. >> son mÁs confiados, menos cuidadosos de resguardar la informaciÓn. >> pero que estÁ haciendo la administraciÓn obama? >> iniciamos demandas contra compaÑÍas que tengan prÁcticas desleales o engaÑosas. tambiÉn es muy importante para nosotros probarle al consumidor informaciÓn. >> el presidente obama firmÓ una orden ejecutiva para proteger a los consumidores. >> queremos estudiar, esa informaciÓn nueva, y luego determinar en quÉ forma seguir, formular una nueva polÍtica. >> los fraudes es una plaga que no se detienen, especialmente el fraude tributario. >> le roban la identidad a personas y la utilizan para obtener un reembolso. >> mientras tanto ana estÁ en alerta. ha sido estafada dos veces, y ha tenido que afrontar las consecuencias. >> falta de orientaciÓn, falta de saber otro idioma, para mi fue bastante duro. >>