the gracie theater on the campus of husson university in bangor.he debate will feature broad discussions and a lightning round. the republican candidate is

we are coming to you from the theater on the campus of husson university in bangor. the debate will feature broad discussions and a lightning round. the republican candidate is incumbent u.s. senator susan

the plane landed earlier this morning in bangor, maine, for refueling and a customs check. we're expecting it here at omaha within the hour. the nebraska medical center is really one of the few places in this country that has a specialized biocontainment unit. they have already treated one american who had ebola successfully. mu can. po's parents and girlfriend flew

ashoka mukpo is due here in a few hours after refueling in bangor, maine acres couple of hours ago. meanwhile here on the ground in omaha, they are ready and waiting. ashoka mukpo's long journey home began overnight when he boarded a specially equipped plane. inside the plane, like this one, multiple layers of protection, designed to make sure no one would ever come in contact with the virus. on the ground in omaha, another

there coming to you from theater on the campus of husson university in bangor. the debate will feature broad discussions and a lightning round. the republican candidate is incumbent u.s. senator susan collins. democratic candidate is shenna the former executive director of the american civil liberties union. she has not held elective office. welcome to you both. in the first segment, we are going to tackle broad topics. devote 4-5g to minutes to each topic. we hope you will articulate your position as well as your differences with each other. shenna, the number one concern of our listeners and viewers is people are concerned about e'sn's economy -- main economy and jobs. what will you do to improve the economy and jobs? >> thank you for hosting this. it is wonderful to be here in bangor. 350 walked across maine, issue thatnumber one people said was jobs and the economy. i walked three miles. a farmer talked about investment in infrastructure. heells heirloom potatoes -- acrosseirloom potatoes the country, but it takes him 20 minutes to get online. he said if we

it is wonderful to be here in bangor.s i walked across maine, 350 miles, the number one issue that people said was jobs and the economy. i walked three miles. a farmer talked about investment in infrastructure. he sells heirloom potatoes across the country, but it takes him 20 minutes to get online. he said if we had broadband access, people like him could grow their businesses. people could connect with the global economy. infrastructure is number one. also, a fair tax and regulatory environment. >> what will you do to create better paying jobs? >> i talked to employers all over the state. i find there are jobs available, but often there is a difficult time finding the employees that have the skills and education needed for those jobs. nationwide, about a third of the unemployment rate is due to that gap in skills. i have been a strong supporter of a bill which got incorporated which would bring together employers, employees, educational institutions, local workforces to identify the jobs of today and tomorrow. and the s

he touched down in bangor, maine for refuelling. >>> in dallas, the condition of the first patient diagnosed in the united states with ebola, thomas eric duncan has been downgraded from serious to critical. >>> in delaware, a child from liberia has been placed in an isolation unit. he was past the incubation period for ebola. the likelihood for infection is extremely low. cnn's elizabeth cohen is in dallas tracking the ebola there and at the entry points in the united states. >> reporter: john, authorities are following 48 people who may have come in contact with thomas eric duncan. the breakdown is like this, they are following seven hospital work workers who had contact with duncan and three family members in the higher risk category. the rest of the contacts, 38 of them, are considered lower risk. what is happening with the contacts they get visits twice a day from a health care worker and their temperature is taken and health care worker will ask them how they are feeling and ask about the symptoms of ebola. this helps explain how they are trying to keep ebola from spreading within the u

i grew up in bangor, and my parents and my grandparents are in bangor. i think the next governor needs to have a vision for the state, a plan and a strategy. i have written a book called "state of opportunity" that explains what i do and why i do it. we need someone that can take maine into a 21st-century economy with 21st century ideas. >> governor lapage, people have come to know you over the last four years. one thing they know is that you can be highly partisan. given that, why should you be the governor for the next four years? >> i think my critics say that. and, unfortunately, we need less critics and more role models. in the last 49 years -- let's take the last two years. my opponents say that i do not work well with others. when you have good public policy, i work with you. if you try to get me to do bad public policy, it goes in the garbage. i do not have time. in the last two years, when the democratic-controlled -- with the democratic controlled legislature, 80% of the bells across my -- bills pentagon across my desk i become law. two thirds

the plane touched down about two hours ago in bangor, maine.e it lands in omaha, he'll immediately begin treatment. we've been talking about it all morning long. the nats must win or they will be eliminated from the playoffs today. their game in san francisco starts shortly after 5:00 this afternoon. redskins play at 8:30 at fedex field. >> and now a chill in the air. you need a jacket. you'll be comfortable in short sleeves during the afternoon as highs reach low 70s. beautiful day coming up. then tomorrow, partly sunny. maybe a morning shower or an afternoon shower. there's a small chance. highs reaching mid 70s. the mild trend continues on wednesday and thursday with high 70s. rain is looking likely now on friday. clearing out in time for the weekend with sunshine back. highs 60s. melissa? >> want to show you volume right now. you can see chopper 4 over 66 at beltway. all those folks headed into town. stafford county north on 95 volume until you hit triangle. about 40 miles per hour right there. taking a look here beltway at indian head high

that's ashoka mukpo the freelance photographer working for nbc news made it to bangor, maine. stopped briefly to refuel the medevac jet that they are using to transport him ultimately to nebraska and omaha where he'll be treated at the nebraska medical center. that's the same place that successfully treated an earlier ebola patient and prognosis for mukpo seems to be good. he's able to eat and stand and walk around. he'll get right into treatment the moment he lands we're told there in omaha. that should happen in the next few hours. that's the latest live here in dallas. i'm jay gray. back to you. >> thank you. 5:17. two patients in our area that were being tested for ebola do not have it. the centers for disease control says a patient admitted to howard university hospital does not have ebola. a person at shady grove hospital in rockville was tested for possible exposure and that test was also negative. >>> developing right now, a huge typhoon is headed toward tokyo while search teams look for two american airmen missing off japan's coast. four airmen were swept away by the

it was the main shareholder in bangor spirito santo, which had to be bailed out in august.he company filed for bankruptcy after being denied production by a court in luxembourg. the company says it has put aside 22 million euros to cover the cost of any fines in the investigation. it has agreed in principle, but think where he will continue. and a clothing retailer owner said profit has fallen 30% because of the difficulty with jay brandon the united states. -- with its j brand in the united states. >> and finally, google has come up with an innovative way to tweak its service. >> there is this idea that you can walk down the street and almost any part of the world and collect images. the camera on top of a car, and in some cases, an employee has been carrying a backpack to do it. this is the google camp. they are using camels to collect authentic imagery and minimize the disruption of this fragile environment. the images you can capture include capturing 40 meter high sand dunes, as well as the largest oasis in the arabian peninsula. >> thank you for that. time now to take

this is wellspring, a recovery house in bangor maine for people struggling with substance abuse. >> so how many we could start from this side, have moved from prescription drugs to heroin? [hands go up] everybody. but it actually with everyone started with a prescription from the doctor. >> jamie had never used opioid painkillers until he was 21 years old, and he got injured. >> i got crushed over the stern of a lobster boat. i got released from the hospital with a script for dilaudid 8. so i started taking them, and it was over. my life was completely gone after that, i lost everything. my home, my vehicle, you know all the money i had. >> once people became dependent on painkillers, they said they'd do almost anything to get them. >> one time, i was hurting so bad that i ended up punching a 4 x 4 and breaking all three of these fingers and this bone to get pain meds from my doctor. >> so you hurt yourself in order to go to a doctor? >> i had 9 teeth pulled out of my head for prescriptions. >> i've been in groups of people where they've taken like bats to their wrists, to snap them ea

portland up to bangor, maine by 5:00 p.m. today.nesday, that exits and we'll watch a nor'easter. it's not a winter time nor'easter, but regardless a lot of heavy rain. especially up into maine. estimates up to four inches of rain over the next three days. it's not going to be a devastateding storm, but it will be a soaker. umbrellas in the northeast. the rest of the country is looking nice except in miami. >> thanks, bill. >>> stories making news this morning. convicted sex offender is behind bars in indiana for strangling to death a 19-year-old woman. now police believe he's guilty of many other murders. right after his arrest, he confessed to killing seven women and led police to abandoned homes were their bodies were found. police are looking for missing persons files to see if there are any connections. >>> the main suspect in the disappearance of hannah graham has been indicted. a grand jury found enough evidence to indict jesse matthew on charges of sexual assault, attempted murder and abduction. >>> and a renewed push to gain

this is our first image of the plane, on the ground briefly in bangor it refuel. we start with nbc's jay gray in dallas and breaking news on thomas eric duncan. >> reporter: good morning. for the last two days the coming out of the isolation unit has not been good. doctors and relatives telling us that thomas eric duncan's condition is deteriorating. the struggle to save thomas eric duncan's life continues this morning inside an isolation unit at texas health presbyterian hospital after his condition was downgraded over the weekend from serious to critical. >> i pray for you to get well. >> reporter: relatives in north carolina say after talking with him by phone last week, doctors now tell them he's on a respirator and dialysis machine. >> we understand his situation has taken a turn for the worse. we know that ebola is a very serious disease and we're hoping for his recovery. >> reporter: a second american battling the deadly virus, freelance journalist ashoka mukpo is aboard a specially kwpd medevac jet right now where he'll immediately begin treatment at the s

right now nbc news freelance cameraman's plane is refueling in bangor, maine, ahead before it departs for omaha, nebraska, where he'll get treatment. nbc's jay grace is liy is life condition. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frances. for the last two days the news coming out of the isolation unit has not been good. telling us that thomas eric duncan's condition is deteriorating. the struggle to save thomas eric duncan's life continues this morning inside an isolation unit at texas health presbyterian hospital after his condition was downgraded over the weekend from serious to critical. >> i pray for you to get well. >> reporter: relatives in north carolina say after talking with him by phone last week, doctors now tell them he's on a respirator and dialysis machine. >> we understand that his situation has taken a turn for the worse. we know that ebola is a very serious disease, and we're hoping for his recovery. >> reporter: a second american battling the deadly virus, a freelance journalist, is on board a specially equipped medevac jet right now flying from liberia to omaha,

he touched down in bangor, maine for refuelling. >>> in dallas, the condition of the first patient diagnosedtates with ebola, thomas eric duncan has been downgraded from serious to critical. >>> in delaware, a child from liberia has been placed in an isolation unit. he was past the incubation period for ebola. the likelihood for infection is extremely low. cnn's elizabeth cohen

we are coming to you from the gracie theatre on the campus of hudson university in bangor. it will last an hour. it will give a chance for the candidates to question each other. the republican candidate is susan collins she was first elected to the senate in 1996. candidate is shenna bellows. the first segment we are going to tackle broad topics. we had the each of you will be able to articulate your position as well as your differences with one another and we will determine the order shana will go first. people are really concerned about maine's economy and dipping jobs, what is a us senator will you do to improve the economy and the types of jobs available in maine? >> thank you for hosting this and it is wonderful to be him so close to home so, as i walked across maine, the jobs and e issue is the economy. i walks and met and potato he has a business, selling places across the country but sometimes it takes minutes to get online so if we had universal access and business people like him could grow their businesses and people with good ideas to connect with the global eco

bangor, maine. 60 degrees, the cold front has not cleared new england just yet.s fairly mild in maine and vermont and new hampshire. cold air is heading their way, as well. it's not just here in the delaware valley, it's the great lakes, the high plains a lot of northern portions of the united states feeling the chill from old man winter. satellite and radar, we have a few clouds across the lehigh valley this morning, he everyboy else seeing a mostly sunny skies. it's going to feel like football weather. lots of clouds mix with sun, 48 degrees at 9:00 a.m., noon, 57 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 60 degrees, 6:00 p.m., 58. we have models topping out at 50 degrees, that's the coolest daytime high we've seen since august 28. it will last through the afternoon into tonight, and tomorrow we warm up and back up into the 70s, unfortunately it doesn't last long, but nonetheless it's still cold. i'll have more on the warmup that's in store when i step back inside. >> don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet

fox bangor reporter thomas joins us live from fort kent maine. what's next? that's right, greta.it's pretty quiet around here right now. the excitement started this morning when casey and her boyfriend decided to get on their bikes and head down the road for a bike ride. they were gone for about an hour. when they returned, like you just saw, they were very cordial with the media they said just a few words, good morning and they were out to enjoy the weather because they can. it was a little while before anything else happened. a cdc worker showed up around ':00. we're not sure what she did inside. it was the same worker who showed up about the same time yesterday. around 4:00 casey had a pizza delivered from her favorite place here in fort kent and she had mentioned that she was really hoping to get a pizza from there. around 5:00 they had a visitor here whom we believe is a friend of her boyfriend. and then just after 6:00, her boyfriend came out and addressed the media. he said is casey would not be coming out tonight and that he deferred many questions related to the lyle end

. >> reporter: a specialized plane carrying 33-year-old ashoka mukpo took off from bangor, maine, where it refueled en route in nebraska this morning. the freelance cameraman became ineffected with ebola while working for nbc in liberia. one of the countries in the midst of the outbreak. mukpo will be treated in isolation at the nebraska medical center. doctors will use the lessons they learned while treating american doctor rick sacra. he also contracted ebola in liberia but tested negative for the virus after treatment. sacra underwent tests for the disease once again in massachusetts over the weekend after coming down with a cough and fever. but late sunday the centers for disease control confirmed he does not have the virus. here in dallas thomas eric duncan is battling for his life. he is the first person diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. he flew from liberia it to texas last month. >> the patient in dallas is critically ill and we are really hoping for progress there in his care. >> reporter: authorities in dallas believe about 50 people may have been exposed to duncan. among them,

sixty-three in bangor. downingtown also 64.ave 95 corridor philadelphia seasonal start, 68. 67 degrees in middletown. down the shore tomorrow atlantic city topping out with a high temperature of 69 degrees. coming up walter we will take a closer look at our workweek ahead, time out the threat of these showers and give you an update on the tropics heating up, all those details in the next half april hour. >> thanks, melissa. >>> leaves are starting to fall so philadelphia park and recreation department is reminding everyone it is perfect time to add some green to your yard. today a whole bunch of people stopped by canel park in south fell a to pick up some sap links. it is part of the fall tree philadelphia. experts provided all of the resources and information for proper planting, to date, that program has distributed 10,000 trees, throughout the city, with the hope of filling out philadelphia's canopy cover. >>> people of pennsauken, camden county embraced the season by starting a new tradition today. families flock to the rec

were from in rwanda and, say, liberia, it's roughly the same distance as between san francisco and bangor, maine. yeah, but, you know, when you sneeze, can't be too careful. that lums up our can't be too careful local decision making about this disease. i have to tell you, though, today there was a little green shoot of not stupid which popped out of this terrible, terrible mud. one of the places that had made one of these absolutely ridiculous, ignorant decisions was a school district in millford, connecticut, which decided to exclude a 7-year-old girl because she had taken a trip to nigeria with her family to be a flower girl in a relative's wedding. again, the world health organization certified there is not any ebola in nigeria. but millford, connecticut, when they squibt at africa, it all looks like one big thing. so this little girl who is not sick, never been around a person with ebola, never been in a country that has ebola in it currently, other than the united states, this little girl, third grade, 7 years old, was being forced to stay home. what has turned out differently in mi

there coming to you from theater on the campus of husson university in bangor. the debate will feature broad discussions and a lightning round.

fifty-one in bangor and quake are town at 52. fifty-five for trenton, wrightstown. philadelphia 57. salem win gusts tomorrow at times could get as high as 35 miles an hour, overall, it is bright, bright day, and then south and east, clouds first and then sun returning as that front pushes off coast, temperatures in atlantic city just 57. same for millville and dover 57 degrees. the as we look a head to the forecast we will talk about those chilly wind that linger through much of the week and a frosty start for some, next week, and then a dreary stretch pretty much pushes in right after the chance of that front, we will have timing on all of this coming up in that full accu weather seven day forecast. >> thanks, adam. >>> family in need, quite a surprise today in downingtown. the the students at technical college high school of brandywine presented chris smith and his two children with a car. refurbished by students at collision repair department and it was supported and funded by a nationwide program called recycled wise. since that program started seven years ago nearly 1,000 vehic

walking on to the plane with some assistance, the plane made a refueling stop in bangor, maine, before arriving in omaha moments ago. mukpo's father says his son is eating and drinking on his own, which at this stage are some really good signs. >> i am so relieved that he is coming back to an environment where he can get the simplicity of medical care, which is intravenous fluids that really is life saving in the ebola virus. >> mukpo is being admitted at the same hospital where dr. was admitted for an upper respiratory infection but the cdc says he tested negative for ebola. joining me now to talk about all this is nbc's john yang. he joins us live from the omaha hospital where mukpo just landed. john, i saw the scene there. some folks in those bio hazard suits getting him on to the ambulance. what do we know? >> that's exactly right. i've noticed fact he was able to walk off the plane under his own power, even after that long flight, a good sign, i'm sure, that the doctors took note of. he did sit down on a stretcher once he got off the plane. now, he is here at the hospital and the

. >> they were in the area have of casing the bangor watching the bank, and we were like any residents, or travelers through the the area to please call us. >> reporter: as this custom marry with most bank robberies officials did not release exactly how much money was taken in this crime. one figure they did throw out there, however, $7,500, that is the standing reward for any information that leads to an arrest and a conviction of these two suspects. we're in radnor township, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> fire fighters battled a major building fire in westville, gloucester county. "eyewitness news" at edge the water avenue and deadline drive, heavy flames were moving out of the two story mars graphics services building when fire fighters arrived. authorities say that the building is vacant, the cause of that fire is under investigation. >>> and it took new jersey state police less than 24 hours, to track down the suspect in the murder and woodbine, cape may county. investigators say this man xavier guys goer of dennisville shot and killed, damon during an argument thursday

. >> you talk about this underworld in buffalo and going up to bangor, maine, and getting top phones and dealing with that set of characters. you also talk about another pillar of debt collection world, which is las vegas. and you went there to do investigation there and to deal with individuals and discover new things there. what was that like? >> guest: so, i wanted to see how brandon wilson was buying this debt. brandon is the former armed robber who worked for aaron and is find these deals on paper, and those deals are key to making the profit margin. so, in the course of talk can to brandon about where he hunted or searched for paper, he says las vegas. every february there's debt buyer convention and i hunt for deals. i ask him if i can tag along and she said sure. so in february 2013 i flew out to vegas, spent several day with brandon as he was on at the prowl for these deals, buckets of debt he called them so he could bring home to work at his own collection agency or he could then flip and sell to other folks. and it was interesting because when we arrived there that year, t

. >> they were in the area casing the bangor watching the bank and we would like any residents, or travelers through the the area to please call us. >> reporter: as is customary with most bank robberies, officials did not release exactly how much money was taken in this crime. one figure they did throw out there, however, $7,500, that is the the standing reward for any information, that leads to an arrest and a conviction, of these two suspects. we're from radnor township, had the math rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a fire fighter battles a major building fire in westville gloucester county. "eyewitness news" at edge water avenue at deadline drive saturday night. heavy films were shooting out of the two story mars graphics services building when fire fighters arrived. authorities say that the building is vacant, the cause of that fire is under investigation. >>> it took new jersey state police less than 24 hours to track down a suspect in the murder in woodbine, cape may county. investigators say this man 20 year-old xavier geisinger of dennisville shot and killed 41 year-old damon, du

what was that like treachery i was at brandon's collection agency, i grew up in bangor, maine, and i was just observing. he said to me, look, you've got to get on the phone. you can observe all you want but you will not understand what this job is like unless you collect. i was kind of reluctant for a few reasons, one of which i just didn't want to hound people. but the other collectors who worked for him kind of a rainy me and saying you've got to try this but i said all right. so they gave me headset. i sat in front of one of these terminals. they had it on autodialer so debtors whose content information has been verified, which was read to me. the first call came to me and it was a woman who owed i think like $400 on her cell phone bill. i said something like, ma'am, i see you owe this $900 with interest but we can give you a reduced rate to would you consider paying this? and i myself say, i thought, i wouldn't pay me. that such a weak opening gambit. and eventually we are talking and i'm trying -- brandon is trying to marry the dead of which have have empathy, what's going on wi

i grew up in bangor maine and i was just observing. he said to mean look, you've got to get on the phone and you can observe only want but you're not going to understand what the job is like a must to collect. i was reluctant. i didn't want to hound people but the other collectors who worked for him started haranguing him saying you've got to try this. so they gave me a headset and i sat in front of one of these terminals. they had it on auto-dialer so debtors whose information has been verified which is routed to me. the first call came to me and it was the woman that owed $450 on her cell phone bill. i said something like maam eyes euo is $900 with interest that we can give you a reduced rate and would you consider paying best? i thought i did wouldn't pay me. eventually we are talking and brandon is trying to narrate the debtor. i have to have such empathy, what's going on with you in your life? and we will have some sort of connection and she will feel like she can open up and trust me. i'm trying to do this and at one point she sa

making a refueling stop in bangor, maine. >> we were getting about 50 calls a day. it's up to about 800. >> reporter: as the first patient ever diagnosed in the u.s., thomas eric duncan, fights for his life. his conditioning worsening to critical. he's now on a ventilator and dialysis after kidney failure. >> this is very serious. we're taking it as such. >> reporter: doctors focusing on duncan's girlfriend and eight other high-risk parkts who had direct contact with him. about 40 others are being monitored for symptom as well, including a homeless man who rode in an balance after duncan. this, after a weekend scare at newark's international airport on a united flight from brussels. teams in hazmat suits meeting a sick passenger from liberia on the runway. the man later found not to have the virus. a new reality for travelers in the fight to stop the spread of ebola. the cdc is considering expanding airport screenings of passengers traveling from the hardest hit countries to possibly include taking their temperatures at quarantine stations to find infected flyers. t

the plane landed earlier this morning in bangor, maine, for refueling and a customs check.re at omaha within the hour. the nebraska medical center is really one of the few places in this country that has a specialized biocontainment unit. they have already treated one american who had ebola successfully. mu can. po's parents and girlfriend flew in last night and will be waiting for him at the hospital. natalie? >> kate snow, thank you. the first person diagnosed with ebola while in this country took a turn for the worse this weekend. thomas eric duncan is in critical condition at a dallas area hospital. duncan is now on a respirator and dialysis machine. meantime, officials are monitoring 48 people who may have had contact with duncan after he returned to the u.s. from liberia last month. >>> a woman in sweden has become the first person to give birth with a transplanted womb. keir simmons is in london with this amazing story. good morning. >> reporter: this is being hailed as a miracle while folks across the u.s. who have been told they can't have children will be watching

from said question is in bangor: >> thank you jennifer this ebola crisis is scary and frightening andied about my friends and family who may be travelling across the country and is very clear to me that the obama administration has not done enough. it is very clear to me that they are not ready and we are behind the ball when it comes people are re getting the treatment that they need. we need to make sure that we stop the spread of ebola in its tracks and we also need to up the screening of the airports, is the right thing to do to make sure we stop it now before it spreads and get worse and it is very scary and it is something i'm keeping a very close eye on. >> what should the government be doing? >> clearly there is no leadership in this issue which are greatly concern every citizen, this is a deadly virus who you are are what race you are what station in life you are and how much money you have. it is 70 to 90% of fatal. the federal government have resisted having a solution for this virus. they wanted to push photocall for infectious diseases and there was a lot of pushback from

to this headline for the bangor daily news under crush of negative ads, undecided voters in maine's second restrict appear -- district a pure key. -- appear key. this is from the politico polling center. a few races with undecided voters. here is the colorado governor's race with 8% undecided voters in that race. the colorado senate race before that, 9% undecided voters. minnesota governor's race has 4% undecided voters. to an octoberng 14 through 16 survey. senate race has undecided voters at 3% between al franken and mike mcfadden. race is gubernatorial tight, 8% of the electorate there listed as undecided. on through several of the most recent polls that have come out. a few schools of thought on undecided voters and why they wait this long, and who they favor when they finally go to the polls to pick their candidates. the first summed up by ron fourier of the national journal, when he wrote that elections tend to break towards the challenger, because of undecided voters are by nature looking for a change. that is a recent piece by him in the national journal. on the other side of akama

the first question is from sid in bangor.tes: i am a medical professional, and i am concerned about the ebola epidemic in africa and its speeding to other -- spreading to other countries. what should the government be doing to prevent the spread of ebola? why haven't the resources been used to develop a vaccine? .. we need to make sure we stop the spread of ebola in its tracks and up the screenings at airports. it is the right thing to do to make sure we stop it now before it spreads and gets worse. is very scary and something i am keeping a close eye on. >> moderator: blaine richardson, what should the government be doing to stop the spread of ebola and why haven't resources and use to develop a vaccine? richardson: there is no leadership on this issue in the country which should greatly concern every citizen. this is a deadly virus pleaded doesn't care who you are or how much money you have or what race you are, what station in life you are, it is 70% to 90% fatal and the federal government and the hospital medical system h

as far as how much rain, later today, into tonight, all the heavy rain shifts up into bangor, maine,the worst of the nor'easter will be felt. everyone today is cloudy and cool and wet. even into tomorrow, as the rain shifts north there are still showers and minor problems in new york and philadelphia but as far as d.c. goes, today is the worst of your two days. also in the northwest, you're getting drenched yourself. heaviest rain event of our wet season, 4 to 7 inches rain in the mountains, about 1 to 2 inches in seattle and portland. we leave you with a shot. it was beautiful last night weatherwise in kansas city. game was ugly if you're a royals fan. tonight, the weather looks fine. there could be showers early but it should clear out by game time. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. (receptionist) gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print

that jet refueled on its way to nebraska in bangor, maine. he lappedded now.cially equipped ambulance for a 15-minute ride to the nebraska medical center. this nbc news photographer will be the second person treated for ebola at the nebraska medical center. the other was another american doctor, richard sacra. the nebraska medical center has special biocontainment patient care unit with ten beds, very tight security, and some other unique features designed to stop the spread of diseases like ebola. for example, they've got an air filtration system that uses ultraviolet light to stop organisms from sneaking out of contaminated rooms and into other areas where patients are being treated. also a laundry is sterilized. there is a dunk tank for specimens to clean everything. if a patient needs to be moved, they have these things called biopods that isolate people and all their germs while moving from point a to point b. according to nbc, his parents and girlfriend are going to meet him in nebraska. but they'll only be able to see him through video chat until doctor

he's on his final leg here after a brief stop in bangor, maine, to repul and go through the formalityf u.s. customs. once he lands at omaha, he will land at the main airport here, eply field. the plane will taxi off to a remote part of the airport. he'll be loaded into an ambulance for the quick 15-minute drive here. this is a part of the airport where he'll encounter no public. it's not a part of the airport where the general public would be. he'll be wearing a protective suit covered head to toe. no part of his body exposed so that he'll be completely covered and then once he gets here they will be evaluating him here at the hospital in the biocontainment unit. about 40 medical personnel, people actually volunteering to treat him for ebolap. mika? >> all right. thanks very much for that. we'll get to mark potter in a minute for the apparently worsening condition of the other patient. meanwhile the outbreak in africa is getting worse by the day. according to the latest statistics by the world health organization the death toll stands at over 3400 with over 7,000 recorded cases, but t

as you get up into new england, we could be talking at 7" or more from portland up to bangor and east port. wind gusts of 45 miles an hour. beach erosion and splashover on some of the coastal roads. this is going to be a major weather event over the next 24 hours to 48 hours. that's what's going on. we're going to get to while camo loves to hide, his extra pounds were hard to conceal. so anna switched him to iams indoor weight and hairball care. now that he's lost the weight, he's a bit of a show-off. iams indoor weight and hairball care: manages weight and reduces hairballs. of course, he still loves a good hiding spot. just one of many iams formulas to keep love strong. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley clouds and some breaks of sunshine before showers return later today. temperatures will climb into the middle to upper 60s and wind will be light today. today, gustier rainfall and a chillier one. 68 degrees. wind will blow more showers into the area with a high of 59 and then the showers take in break just in time for the weekend. partly sunny, 63 and sunny skies and 7