azar was just describing to us. and at that point they will spend the next key hours to determine what is the severity of ebola in dr. martin salia's case, in this situation. just to give us a little background of why he was there in freetown, sierra leone, it's described by his family that he would often spend much of his months and weeks in sierra leone, his home country, to assist those of his home country who are fighting ebola. as his 20-year-old son said, he's a really good guy. somebody who doesn't take himself like a high person. he goes on to say, he loves helping whoever in need, and he always sacrifices just to make sure someone else feels happy. you know, as he went on to describe his father, dr. salia's 20-year-old son said that the family at this moment are making arrangements to try to get to nebraska. they're in maryland right now. they're 98 suburb in a suburb i, his two children, a 20 and 12-year-old. and that the 20-year-old son went on to say, he's our dad, and without him seeing his family it's

azar, a file of that biocontainment unit.oming down from the plane. and we assume that it is the plane that came from freetown, sierra leone, may have made a stop or two. we don't know that for sure. but that biocontainment unit, as we're looking at some of the equipment that they have there, this particular location in omaha, nebraska, this is their third patient. >> yes. >> how would this differ from the others or not at all? >> no. i mean, i think the four that we always mention, missouri and maryland and emery and the one in omaha are all the highest containment levels in the united states. and we've talked about this before. they are mostly created for those respiratory path generajg owe generals so you have double doors and health care workers and doctors who are taking care of those patients wear suits with their own oxygen supply, et cetera. but we've already seen, et cetera, remember, the experience at bellevue in new york city. we can treat a patient without all that elaborate setup. really for a disease like ebola,

lograron hacer del hogar tras escuchar las alarmas de incendio, parece las llamas propagaron desde un azarujetos para realizar 19 robos en varios condados. fueron arrestados tras una investigaciÓn de varios meses, entre los objetos cortados se encontraban iphone, ipad y relaciones de diseÑador. en el Área de plástica la policÍa investiga un robo a mano armada, en el boulevard haiqui cuando el ladrÓn sacó su mÁscara, el hombre se dio a la fuga en un auto gris marca honda o toyota, se cree que los nÚmeros de la matriculaciÓn el 221. las ciudades francisco le rindiÓ honores veteranos de guerra estados unidos, la celebraciÓn comenzó a las 11:00 de la maÑana quienes presenciaron el desfile estuvieron muy entretenidos por las carrozas alegÓricas y las partes un asistente compartiÓ su impresiÓn. >> venimos aquÍ con la familia disfrutar del desfile. >> la celebraciÓn contó con 50 motocicletas quienes durante el trayecto del desfile reconocÍan a los veteranos de guerra. en los angeles la celebraciÓn por el regreso a casa un veterano terminÓ en tragedia. la novia de francisco garcÍa habÍa planeado l

natalie azar. of new york university hospital. doctor, how can this be so? >> first of all let's talk about this. it's very relevant for medical practice. we see penicillin allergy being reported very, very frequently to us. these two very important studies suggest that of the subjects who say they are penicillin allergic, 94% of them, in fact, are not. you say how does this happen? a lot of times people carry over a history of a penicillin allergy from childhood, my mom said i had an allergy. and probably more frequently actually is that people are having what we call an adverse effect from the penicillin, not a true allergic reaction. this is a very important distinction. an allergic reaction involves a rash with hives, it's wheezing, it's difficulty breathing, itchy eyes, whereas an adverse reaction could be i don't feel good, i have headache, nausea, upset stomach. that doesn't actually constitute an allergic reaction. why is this important? we like to use -- when we can, we like to use as narrow a spectrum antibiotic as possible. when we give these big

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. >> el utilizar el transporte pÚblico en el salvador se ha convertido en un juego de azar en donde larriÓ en mayo cuando pandilleros ametrallaron este autobÚs asesinando a seis pasajeros, dos guardias penitenciarios y un policÍa. >> mucha gente ha muerto en 50 ataques usualmente con presiones sobre extorsiones. >> el tema de las bandas que asaltan a los usuarios, el tema de amenaza de obreros por lograr un objetivo que se llama extorsiÓn. >> algunos empresarios estÁn pidiendo que se les permita armarse para poder defenderse. tambiÉn se estÁ invirtiendo en sistemas de video vigilancia para poder seguirÁ delincuentes como Éste que llegÓ a besar una de sus vÍctimas. >> ya la gente los tiene identificados y en las redes sociales la gente los identifica. >> creo que es bueno para poder monitorear lo que es el movimiento y todo. >> aunque la policÍa realiza constantes operativos deban reconocer sus limitaciones para dar seguridad al medio de transporte utilizado por el 82% de los salvadoreÑos. >> ya que una intervenciÓn en el interior de una unidad es algo complicado es una intervenciÓn que

captaron el dramÁtico secuestro de una mujer en una calle de filadelfia y cree que el plagio fue al azarertas donde la vÍctima logrÓ romper uno de los vidrios. >> una mujer diagnosticada con cÁncer de cerebro, puso fin a su vida el pasado 1 de noviembre. pero para esto tuvo que mudarse al estado de oregÓn donde la muerte asistida en legal, dijo que lo hizo para no sufrir una muerte lenta devorada por un cÁncer terminal. >> eso de elegir determinar su vida con dignidad. >> una enfermedad terminal. >> inicia una campaÑa en verano para promover leyes de muerte asistida en el resto del paÍs. la iglesia catÓlica y otras organizaciones se han opuesto. >> es sospechoso de atropellar y matar a tres adolescentes de 13 aÑos luego darse a la fuga ya fue detenido. el 3 de mayo, fue arrestado en un hotel y luego de que el viernes pasado manejara con la licencia suspendida y atropellar a las tres menores. la licencia fue suspendida el mes pasado por exceso de alcohol. >> difÍcil de entender cÓmo alguien pudo hacer algo tan feo, porque eran unas niÑas. no hicieron nada malo. >> eran las hermanas.el rec

. >> cambiamos de tema, el transporte pÚblico en el salvador sea convertido en un juego de azar en donde lo utilizan como una herramienta para extorsionar. >> el transporte pÚblico salvadoreÑo cerrarÁ el aÑo con un saldo trÁgico de ataques en su contra. uno de los mÁs graves ocurriÓ el pasado mayo cuando pandilleros se tomaron la vida de mÁs de 10 personas. >> fueron 80 ataques, vinculados a presiones para pagar extorsiones. >> las amenazas no se quedan aquÍ... >> el tema de las extorsiones, tema de las bandas que operan dentro de las unidades para operar, los temas de amenaza a los obreros de transporte colectivo por lograr un objetivo que se llama inclusiÓn. >> algunos empresarios estÁn pidiendo que se les permite armarse para defenderse. tambiÉn estÁn invirtiÉndose sofisticado sistema de vigilancia que al menos estÁn ayudando para reducir los asaltos y para perseguir a delincuentes como este que llegÓ al colmo de besar a una de sus vÍctimas. >> por lo menos, los policÍas le ven la cara a los que estÁn haciendo el atraco. pues, se ponen investigar, los atrapan al tiempo y ya la gente l

. >>> gracias mary, son sondeos de opiniÓn que votantes elegidos al azar respondieron, casi 60 mil votantesnaron por el partido demÓcrata. un 63% de los latinos, votÓ por ellos. esto es un poco menos que en elecciones del 2012, un 68% de hispanos eligiÓ a representantes demÓcratas, se deberÍa a la polÍtica migratoria, y deportaciones desde que el presidente obama llegÓ a la casa blan blanca, alcanzÓ cifras rÉcord vrs un 58% del resto de la poblaciÓn apoya la legalizacion. el apoyo de hispanos al presidente obama cayÓ significativamente en Últimos dos aÑos, en el 2012, 7 de cada diez lo apoyaban. hoy 5 de cada diez hispanos aprueban la gestiÓn del mandatario, a lo largo de la noche, continuaremos revelando mÁs de cÓmo votaron los hispanos. >>> gracias vannesa, al regresar en el "noticiero telemundo" le contamos por quÉ para muchos el dÍa de elecciones es el mÁs divertido mary. >>> sin duda cuando vean lo que tenemos ♪ se acabó la espera. llévate el mejor iphone de todos, de la mejor manera. con t-mobile. presentamos la mejor oferta de intercambio garantizada. ven a cambiar tu viejo iphone en

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natalie azar in this new study raising even more questions about something millions of americans do every day. >>> still ahead for us tonight, the price you pay. why airfare prices keep on going even though oil prices are coming down and the airlines are saving big money. >>> interesting story tonight about how much we all pay to fly. the airline industry is predicting 24 million americans will fly over thanksgiving, even more over the christmas break, but just as families who travel by car will pay less this year for gas, the airlines aren't passing on the savings from lower jet fuel prices to consumers. in fact, ticket prices are going up, which has a lot of people asking, understandably, why that is. our report tonight from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: think of that jet engine roar as the sound of money. after struggling for decades, the nation's major airline have been reporting record profits this year. part of the reason, jet fuel prices have dropped 17% from a year ago. but don't look for any savings at the ticket counters. flying nonstop this thanksgiving will cost you 10 to 1

natalie azar, nbc news medical contributor. doctor, why aren't women getting this test? >> i wish there was one we could correct. two of the emerging associations that came from this data both have to do with health care and access to health care. and that is that one in four women who were not getting screened, did not have health insurance. and more importantly one in four women also did not have a regular health care provider. and we say this because, you know, they're at the front lines, your primary care physician, they are the ones referring preventive care as part of your health maintenance. and some women don't want to go and do this test. it could be anxiety provoking, it is a screening test for cancer. these numbers are startling because greater than 50% of cervical cancers are diagnosed in women who haven't been screened. and cervical cancer is one of the most preventable and treatable cancers that we have. >> it's a strong case. what are the guidelines? >> the guidelines as they stand right now from the ages of 21 to 65 women who are at average risk for cervi

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natalie azar became a contributor, and so what is going to happen?ives know dr. nancy's future, but they are predicting that e she is will be back on in the near future. and remember that our coverage continues 24 hours a day 7 days a week. and stay with us as our coverage continues with "state of the union" with candy crowley. >>> fasten your seat belts. more than americans fly today than any other day, in a

natalie azar became a contributor, and so what is going to happen? and only the top executives know dr. nancy's future, but they are predicting that e she is will be back on in the near future. and remember that our coverage continues 24 hours a day 7 days a week. and stay with us as our coverage continues with "state of the union" with candy crowley. >>> fasten your seat belts. more than americans fly today than any other day, in a year when increasingly popular unmanned drones are an increasing threat in the wild blue yonder. today -- >> it's tough to sit and wait and not know what's going to happen but we're hopeful. >> we're going to make it to chicago today, right, guys? >> our interview with faa administrator mike huerta, the man in charge of making sure you get there and safely. >>> then, post ferguson, black and blue, the mistrust between minority communities and the cops, police chiefs from around the country join us for a candid conversation. >>> plus -- >> thanks to chuck, our military is on a firmer footing and looking ahead to the future

natalie azar, thank you very much. >> savannah, thank you very much. >>> how would you act?oman injured in the boston marathon bombing, facing an amputation a year and a half later, you would have a little fun. janet shamlian has that story. >> reporter: it helps to have a sense of humor. in the hours before she had her leg amputated, rebecca dimartino broke up with her leg. in marker she wrote on her leg. it's not you. it's me. you've had a little bit of fun with this. >> i've had a lot of fun with it. everybody looks at it as a sad thing but it's really not. it's my new beginning. >> reporter: after an unsuccessful 18-month fight to save her leg following the boston marathon bombing, joking is all she could do. there had already been too much sadness. >> i feel better than i have in 18 months. >> reporter: you were thrilled about having this amputation? >> yes. i am thrilled because i am moving on with my life. i am taking away the old and bringing in the new and i just can't wait to see what it brings me. >> reporter: rebecca was at the finish line of the marathon when th

natalie azar, great information.h dylan in for al, in erie, pennsylvania. >> announcer: "today's" weather is brought to you by panera bread. panera gift cards are perfect for everyone on your list this holiday. >> thanks, natalie. good morning. i've got the sun hitting my eye and i've got the snow hitting my cheek. lake-effect snow is a crazy phenomen phenomenon. you can see on the radar here, we're seeing a lot of the heavy snow over lake erie. some of those bands make their way onshore and we start seeing really, really heavy snowfall. buffalo, not snowing but you can see the heavy snow out over the water and a few miles south of buffalo, where the heavier bands of snow are lining up, you can't see much of anything. heavy snow is coming down through hamburg right now and whiteout conditions, an understatement. the snow is piling up in feet. we're seeing the same thing back through michigan where the lake-effect snow bands have been setting up. we're seeing a foot or two back there. lake erie and lake ontario, we're