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bellview is one of them. i think the things that are reassuring here are that in terms of the training, you know, heave had fake patients coming in in terms of practicing what would we do in this case? then they have feedback session where's they figure out, okay, where do we make mistakes and what do we do to correct it? also, they've had internet communities where people can ask questions within the hospital. if you have a question, you get an answer pretty quickly, and you have an established authority. like a command within the hospital to figure out what to do. i think those things are all reassuring. you can't tell if we're prepared until we actually face the challenge, but i definitely think that those things are reassuring. >> yomg what people have to woerp about in their daily lives, this is not the number one thing there, but in terms of how we see these missteps or, you know, judgment calls where it could have actually gone -- they could have gone a better route, i think that's what's really making

he was rushed by specialized crews to new york city's bellview hospital. dr.raig allen spencer diagnosed with ebola. new york officials with a swift and strong message to the millions. >> we've been preparing for months for the threat posedded by ebola. we have clear and strong protocols that are being for followed. >> reporter: part of the protocol a team of disease detectives tracking his moves since his return from west africa. he flew home last week flue brussels landing at jfk on october 17. he took his temperature twice a day and had contact with people. despite feeling fatigued the night before his diagnosis he went bowling in brooklyn and rode the subway and stopped in the restaurant. >> the thing to make clear the first time the patient had fever was today and that's the typical sign of a person developing contagious ebola. >> reporter: while health officials say how difficult ebb to catch, his apartment was sealed off. and neighbors are on edge. >> i'm surprised he was allowed to come to the apartment buildings from where he was and what his exposure

spencer and his fiance have been quarantined at new york bellview hospital. >> uber issued a statement last night after contacting the centers for disease control. they said that neither the driver partner or any of the subsequent passengers are at risk. our thoughts are with the patient and his loved ones. >> no word if there will be charges of a 67-year-old motorized cable car would hit a woman who died yesterday morning. crews rushed the woman to san francisco general but she died at the hospital. the mayor says the city recently approved installing a traffic light at intersection which is scheduled to go in next year. >> the san francisco tour guide whose rant became intent -- interpret fodder spoke only to us. >> they wake you up at [blank] and there are too many [blank] out here. >> the guy was caught on camera ranting in front of a group of tourists on a bus threw chinatown and spoke exclusively with us last night but did not want to be identified. she asked to be paid for the interview but when we refused, she talked to us anyway and said the rant was a joke that went terribly

jay gray has that story. >> according to the memorial team at bellview hospital, dr.sified. >> people tend to get worse before they get better with this disease. >> we are aware this is the natural course of the disease. >> he received plasma from nancy writebol, and new york city's mayor thanked the team caring for hem. >> we need to respect our nurses, our doctors, our lab technicians. they are the first responders in this crisis, and they are doing an absolutely extraordinary job. >> overnight spencer's fiance was released from the hospital still. she'll be monitored daily and must be quarantined inside the couple's harlem apartment. >> we'll be making sure in collaboration aron the city that the person's needs are being taken care of. >> this is case where i who tested negative from ebola after returning from sierra leone on friday. still, she remains in isolation tonight because of a mandatory quarantine order now in effect in new jersey. she said the quarantine is unnecessary. >> she said she was scared and made to feel like a criminal. >> i understand -- i unde

our own rick leventhal live outside bellview hospital with more on the condition of dr. spencer today. rick, what do we know? >> gretchen, new york city's mayor says dr. spencer's toughest days are ahead of him. the hospital has been pretty tight-lipped about his condition, only telling us that it remains serious but stable. bellview not releasing any other dupts updates about the 33-year-old that contracted ebola while treating ebola patients in west africa. today mayor of new york city visited the fdny ems station 10 that transmitted the doctor to the hospital, and he compared these first responders to navy seals. >> it's been a challenging week in new york city. new yorkers can look with great pride, great comfort the fact that these professionals were on the job keeping them safe. >> the hospital says his fever was caused by a respirator infection. he will be removed from isolation, but remain at the hospital. nurse casey hickoks from newark is back in her home state of maine today, but at an undisclosed location. her lawyer says she's taking time to decompress, and

been carb because because -- cause schuss because you feel like, how do you feel with the doctor at bellview rushed to the hospital with ebola symptoms? what about the central banks making statements willy-nilly deciding what to do that move the markets. >> really everything, central banks -- ebola in the mix certainly can't help things. you see, kind of -- liz: let's go to amazon. so sorry to interrupt. cheryl has the numbers, the stock is moving lower. cheryl. >> the stock is now, liz, down more than 7%. sampson coming out with very disappointing numbers. losses at the company. earnings per share estimate was a loss of 74. they came in at 95. and the revenue was a disappointment as well. supposed to make 20.84 billion in revenue. only came in at 20.58. a few things happening with the stock, stock down 7.1% right now. it is forecast, all about the forecast right now. amazon is saying that whether international or it is north american net sales, net sales a little better for this quarter. but the forecast, are just crossing numbers right now. i will dig more into it. a disappointing number o

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craig spencer as we know, who is now at bellview hospital. e mayor of new york, bill di blasio was seen riding on the subway because this particular doctor who's come back from west africa and guinea and has the virus. gwen: does this government mean that just saying you can't catch it and you are at low risk is not working so they're demonstrating through -- sending out doctor fauci wearing a lab coat. >> absolutely. gwen: and appointing an ebola coordinator that it's safe? >> i think your point is really a good one. and i would have said yes. but now there's another wrinkle. and that is by tonight, the governor of new york and the governor of new jersey, a democrat and republican, sat down together and initiated their own state-based quarantine protocol for health care workers coming back from hese three ebola aflicked -- afflicted countries through new york and new jersey. this is hours after trying to tamp down the concern about ebola spreading in their states or in new york city. and they decided to ignore the c.d.c. protocol and say we

our reporter is live outside bellview hospital in manhattan where the doctor who returned home a week ago is being treated in a special isolation unit there. good morning to you, sara. what is the latest on how the patient is doing? >> reporter: well, good morning. dr. craig spencer is reportedly in good condition. cdc officials utilized the help of the nypd's missing person unit to track his movement and contact during that two day period when he started feeling tire up until he had that fever. so far his activities include going to a bowling activities a ride on the subway and taking a taxi. his apartment underwent a sanitizing so have the restaurant that is reportedly now open for business. he was treating people in guinea. he has been described as a tireless worker with a huge heart. officials say he was monitoring his temperature twice daily. the quarantine for all medical workers who have been in places with ebola was not put in affect yet. his fiance is staying at the hospital. we're told so far no one in that group has developed symptoms. >> live outside bellview hospital in m

the world is watching new york city as bellview hospital treats a doctor with ebola and monitors a five-year-oldo developed a high fever after returning from west africa. it is sparking concerns that the u.s. is on the verge of an outbreak. we have a practice physician. what scares so many people federal authorities say we have nothing to worry about and we have a handle on it. and health care officials who are trained, they are the ones coming down with the virus. >> we have to base any policy on science and good sense and in certain situations, people exposed in the trenches and treating people with ebola it makes good sense to isolate or quarentine the people. >> the mayor of new york city said it is not fair, we have to treat them with respect and over in the trenches and doing good's word and quarentining them would not be right. >> we have a fine balance between personal rights and public safeties. the leaders want to make sure they are safe. but we have scientific and compassion. >> and the nurse from new jersey, who was quarentined after she came back. i feel for her and her living condi

craig spencer, remains hospital in new york's bellview hospital and mayor deblasio trying to calm the fears. he had lunch in the restaurant that dr. spencer had four days ago. the hospital releasing an update on the doctor's condition. what did it say? >> reporter: we learned dr. spencer is experiencing the next phase of his illness as expected. he's experiencing intestinal symptoms and they have given him treatment. he is a wake and communicating and in stable condition. doctors expect his condition to get worse before it gets better, but they are optimistic. dr. spencer arrived from giun ian and he worked with doctors without borders. he rode in subways and went to the bowling alley. some suggested that the doctor was irresponsible and should have quarentined himself. the mayor defended his actions and said he followed protocol and did great work in africa. >> he went in what is equivalent of a war zone. it is no different than a soldier who goes to battle to protect us. >> obviously the mayor is confident in the voluntary quarentine. his fiance and two friends will be in quarentine

. >> in recent days bellview has been holding drills in case possible ebola patient were to come throughout doors. and tonight those plans going into action. >> no longer a drilling whatsoever. that hour, health officials are working to trace who dr. spencer has been in contact with. brian, we know that hour his girlfriend reportedly was placed in quarantine. >> all right, shar even, word this dr. went bowling last night. there's a handful of americans that contracted ebola and continue to recover tonight or have already beat the virus. nina pham a nurse treated an ebola patient in dal sas now only remaining american ebola patient that has not fully recovered but her condition is sim proofing, vip sent is hospitalized and declared free of the virus. photographer and unidentified american dr. and brent bradley have been released from hospitals. >> just at nigeria is celebrating being free of ebola there's another confirming. i a 2-year-old girl is in mali is the first ebola patient came from neighboring giny. mally is the sixth african country to report the case. nearly all result informatio

this includes staff members at bellview hospital carrying for dr.g spencer, the first in the state of new york. the majority of the people are people returning from ebola stricken african countries. this active monitoring means the state will not rely on these people testing themselves for symptoms and reporting it, and instead have regular contact with them to monitor them for the standard incubation period, which we all know at this time is 21 days. >> facebook unveiling an interactive elections dashboard. as social media creates a refusal usary new way to look at politics. tracking likes, comments, and shares posted about each candidate. while interpreting the data and showing who is up in each congressional district. so right now the numbers are showing what? who will really come out on top? time for some real tech and political talk with lance, editor in chief of mashable.com. >> hey. >> great to see you again, lance. let's go to the state of florida. >> so we're in florida, but, of course, the data is not quite coming up. actually, what's inte

right now a a a-year-old boy in isolation at bellview hospital in new york city.spent a month in the ebola region of guinea west africa. but he and his family were allowed to enter the u.s.a., go home to the bronx. the boy developed a fever. city officials say tonight they do not believe it's ebola but he remains in isolation. also dr. craig spencer remains in serious condition at bellevue with ebola. his girlfriend, two other friends being quarantined. dr. spencer never should have been allowed to return to his home. he should have been quarantined immediately after flying here because he was treating ebola patients in africa. all of this ebola madness is a danger to the public health. right? number three, the criminal illegal alien situation, boy, is that ever out of control. on friday, sacramento county deputy sheriff danny oliver 47 and placid county detective michael davis 42 shot dead by a mexican illegal alien who had been deported twice before. 34-year-old luis -- currently being held without bail in sacramento, likely charged with two counts of murder. hi

craig spencer tonight is in isolation at new york's bellview hospital.eated patients in guinea. returned home last friday, road a subway, went bowling, road a taxi, and stopped by a restaurant. >> we have a full coordinated effort that has been working literally night and day. >> reporter: crews decontaminated spencer's apartment. his fiance is also reportedly being monitored. new york officials insist there's no risk to the public. >> we've had clear and strong protocalls from the beginning. >> reporter: ebola remains a threat to u.s. national security say some. and the best way to help this country is help west africa where the ebola epidemic remains out of control. john fowler, ktvu news. >>> nurses unions are calling on congress and the white house to step up safety procedures for the people caring for ebola patients. this is the first appearance of ebola in the western hemisphere and the preparedness is rapidly ramping up. >> we are extremely serious on our focus of protecting americans health secure. the best way to do that is to stop the ebola out

>> greta, it's good news for the family of that a-year-old boy who was brought lehr to bellview hospital last night with ebola-like symptoms. the test results came back negative but that boy will remain in isolation here at belleview and be retested in the days ahead to make sure he is in the clear. also tetsed for more common respiratory viruses. returning from new guinea in west africa. one of the hot zones. they dispatched ambulances with e.m.s. workers in hazmat suits. his family also placed in quarantine will likely remain home for the next three weeks just in case. so, dr. craig spencer remains new york's first and only ebola patient still being treated at bellevue in isolation in serious but stable condition, possibly helped by a transfusion from nancy writebol, one of the nurses who contracted ebola and survived. doctors believe the mazda that treatments are helping these victims recover. then there is nurse casey who was released today and on her way to maine after being held in isolation in newark over the weekend. she was detained friday after returning from treating ebola pat

recently treated ebola patients in guinea for the group doctors without borders was transferred to bellviewith fever and nausea. we do not know yet whether this man has ebola. preliminary results are expected in the 12 hours. believe then, the city is taking all necessary precautions. >>> coming up, the last eight polls in colorado show democratic senator mark udall trailing republican challenger cory gardner. can today's full-court press from the first lady keep the state at play? that's next. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we know in the cyber world, threats are always evolving. at first, we were protecting networks. then, we were protecting the transfer of data. and today it's evolved to infrastructure... ♪ ...finance... and military missions. we're constantly innovating to advance the front line in the cyber battle, wherever it takes us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. this is kathleen. setting up the perfect wedding day starts with her minor arthritis pain, and two pills. afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain returns. that's two more pills. t

dr.craig spencer now at an isolation unit like this one in the city's bellview hospital.ay. but doctors say he wasn't systematic until yesterday. dr.spencer flies from guinea to brussels. on tuesday, spencer feels tired and fatigued. he was self-monitoring for symptoms. but without a fever, he goes for out. he goes for a run and eats at a restaurant. he then takes a subway at a bowling alley. thursday morning spencer develops a fever of 100.3 degrees and immediately contacts doctors without borders who calls the health department. that afternoon he is rushed to bellview hospital and put directly in isolation later testing positive for ebola. careful protocalls were followed smoothly at every step. for new yorkers the risk is quote close to nil. >> he was not symptomatic at that time. he had no fever. and so he did not have a stage of disease that creates the risk of contagiousness on the subway. >> reporter: the city now on heightened alert. >> coordinating and drilling from airports to transportation to subway stations, to ambulances, to hospitals, so we are as ready as

hurlingham at bellview, they are working an injury accident at the corner. back to the desk. >>> a brazen wallet snatcher caught on camera on video at a restaurant in walnut creek. ktvu's tara moriarty joining us live now from tender greens downtown. you say the police were able to track down images of the thief. you are getting reaction from people to all of this tara? >> reporter: that's right. a lot of people are shocked that such a crime could happen in such a quaint town. others say you simply have to be on your toes these days. this is a look at the surveillance video from monday around lunchtime where you see a woman standing in the bottom right-hand corner of the frame. she scopes out the place, acheles for a good position behind the victim. then after half an hour, grabs the wallet from the purse. she steals credit cards and returns the wallet to the victim's purse. she quickly exits the restaurant. the victim is up aware. >> the thief is sitting right behind her. pretty brazen. >> she's probably very good at what she does. she knows she's cold fron