and mayor bill de blasio will be addressing the public. the latest ebola patient diagnosed here in the u.s. is a doctor that works with doctors without borders in new guinea, and he's now in isolation at a hospital in new york city. and we're also waiting a live press conference at the nih clinic in bethesda, maryland, and they're set to announce why the nurse, nina pham, is expected to be discharged today. she's now ebola free. the second dallas nurse to be ebola free this week. so that is good news. i want to go right now to aljazeera's libby casey, who has been following a hearing by the congressional oversight committee. they have been talking a lot about accountability in the last few minutes, libby e. especially with regards to the military personnel. i just looked up numbers, in senegal, in preparation, how has the white house and the pentagon been addressing those concerns? >> well, those troops, stephanie, as part of what's being billed as operating united assistance. more needs to be done in west africa to help with communication

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we're going to be hearing from mayor bill de blasio in just a little bit. we will bring you that news conference life. we're expecting another news conference this hour from maryland. an nih briefing declaring that nurse nina pham is now ebola-free and is being discharged. >>> a lot of news, hello, everyone, i'm john berman, michaela pereira is off. ebola has arrived in america's biggest city. dr. craig spencer is now in isolation at a new york hospital, a unit specifically designed to deal with the virus. but what has some new yorkers on edge is what spencer did before he was rushed to the hospital. he went bowling, he went for a run, he road the city's sprawling and jam-packed subway system. we do know that spencer had been taking his temperature twice a day since he returned to new york a week ago after bravely treating ebola patients in guinea. health officials say spencer was not contagious ebola patients are not contagious until they develop a fever and nausea. dr. spencer did that yesterday. he reportedly did start feeling sluggish a couple days ago.

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and mayor bill de blasio will be addressing the public. the latest ebola patient diagnosed here in the u.s. is a doctor that works with doctors without borders in new guinea, and he's now in isolation at a hospital in new york city. and we're also waiting a live press conference at the nih clinic in bethesda, maryland, and they're set to announce why the nurse, nina pham, is expected to be dar

. >>> new york city now, the mayor here, bill de blasio saying the city's first ebola patient, dr. craig spencer, is in relatively stable condition. colleagues of the doctor now saying he was very careful when treating patients in guinea. right now, he is still being held at bellevue hospital in new york city where his doctor says he's not out of the woods just quite yet. >> dr. spencer received a blood transfusion yesterday. doctors remain optimistic. a little over an hour ago, mayor bill de blasio and the city's health care commissioner stood outside to reassure people that the city is safe. they're confident that spencer's fiancee and two friends are the only people who had contact with spencer. all three are doing well but will remain in quarantine until november 14th as a precaution. dr. spencer arrived last week from guinea where he treated ebola patients as a volunteer with the non-profit doctors without borders. during that week, spencer self-monitored himself and lived his daily life, going to restaurants, a bowling alley, rising in subways and a taxi. he didn't show sympt

gracias. >> el alcalde de nueva york, bill de blasio, aquÍ en "al punto". aquÍ en el programa. >> es siempre un gusto estar con ustedes. aprecio mucho los esfuerzos de univisiÓn en la semana por la educaciÓn por promover las oportunidades educativas para los latinos en este paÍs. >> doctor, casi siempre cuando usted y yo hablamos nos quejamos y empezamos con malas noticias, pero ahora tenemos buenas noticias: el nÚmero de estudiantes latinos entrando a las universidades de los estados unidos estÁ aumentando a casi el 17%. esta es una buena noticia, un Éxito. >> esto es un Éxito que refleja tres cosas: por una parte la creciente proporciÓn que los jóvenes latinos representan dentro del total de jÓvenes del paÍs, proporciÓn que va a seguir aumentando, por otro lado el Éxito creciente de las escuelas secundarias en preparar a estos jÓvenes para ir a la universidad, y refleja tambiÉn el reconocimiento de parte de las universidades de que este grupo de la poblaciÓn es una parte absolutamente esencial a su futuro. >> doctor, una de las razones por la que lo querÍa

we expect to hear from new york's mayor bill de blasio, and governor andrew cuomo. what we've seen, sanjay, the patients who test positive for ebola, when they receive treatment quickly, whether it is blood plasma transfusions, so it gives the antibodies to the patient, that seems to have worked or be beneficial in several cases. and also any experimental treatments and also treating the other conditions. treating fevers and you know, night sweats, all the supplemental issues. >> yeah, replacing fluids. people who have ebola tend to become very dehydrated very quickly to the point where that alone could be potentially fatal. so replacing fluid is very important. replacing even normal blood because sometimes as you know people can have bleeding problems if they have an ebola infection. and then as you mentioned, two other big things. the transfusion, it will be important to see if there is blood available that matches his blood. dr. kent brantly, as you know, anderson, you talked to him. he donated his plasma, a few times full of these antibodies. and we talked about

the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio, the police chief in new york city, bill bratton, they'reing and we're going to be getting some information, we assume, on what's going on in new york city right now, namely that ebola threat. there's a possibility -- it's just a possibility right now that a physician with doctors without borders who's back in new york city for about ten days, all of a sudden he's showing some symptoms, elevated fever, if you will, other symptoms, has just been taken to bellevue hospital in manhattan. we're going to see what the mayor of new york city -- there's bill bratton, the police chief of new york, what they have to say when we come back. latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it ... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. and snoring? sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number st

you heard bill de blasio. spencer was back in new york, fever. >> at this point there's no need for panic. his symptoms began late this morning. what we do know is patients are only - when they are symptom attic is when they are infectious and transmit the disease, the virus. >> you are government as the governor said at the press conference, that it may have been a good thing that he was a doctor, he took precautions. >> exactly. this is someone who know, who can identify with the symptoms, he worked in africa and knows what the symptoms are. it was responsible for him to make the calls and the orchestrated response is to be commended. we were prepared for this compared to dallas. >> he started not feeling great on tuesday. wednesday night he went to bowl in brooklyn, he may have taken the subway from manhattan to brooklyn, and a taxi back into the city. is that a concern? >> at this point i would not be concerned overall. the virus does not live on surfaces for a significant amount of time. it's difficult to

but under uber liberal mayor bill de blasio that surveillance has been curtailed.in, that puts us all in danger. every american police department should be surveying radical mosques. that's not it a violation of the constitution that's upholding it american people need protection. so you can see that isis, ebola, criminal illegal aliens and crazy muslim fanatics are all, all a danger to our security. and those we elect to protect us from danger are simply not doing the job. and that's the memo. next on the rundown, reaction from mary katharine ham and juan williams. later, karl rove on the latest election polling and megyn kelly on the quarantines. factor is coming right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ abe! get in! punch it! let quicken loans help you save your money. with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze! thanks, g. didn't pay him. i mean the worse of the worse, this guy, he ask a a drug dealer. they didn't even put him in jail when they caught him doing drugs, they sent him back to mexico. didn't even do time on that beef. don't you agree that this is out of control, juan? >> n

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we're still waiting for bill de blasio, the mayor of new york city to start his news conference.estion for all new yorkers is at what point did the doctor start showing symptoms? and therefore at what point as he traveled through the subway system and around new york city was he contagious? more after this. twhat do i do?. you need to catch the 4:10 huh? the equipment tracking system will get you to the loading dock. ♪ there should be a truck leaving now. i got it. now jump off the bridge. what? in 3...2...1... are you kidding me? go. right on time. right now, over 20,000 trains are running reliably. we call that predictable. thrillingly predictable. you know how fast you were going? about 55. where you headed at such an appropriate speed? across the country to enhance the nation's most reliable 4g lte network. how's it working for ya? better than ever. how'd you do it? added cell sites. increased capacity. and your point is... so you can download music, games, and directions for the road when you need them. who's this guy? oh that's charlie. you ever put pepper spray on your bur

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we've gotten a lot of cooperation not only from our -- >> that's mayor bill de blasio.e has been critical of the more extreme quarantine policies that were put in place last friday. since then they've been relaxeding with saying that the workers who come back from africa, can self quarantine in their own homes. he's been out there saying that we should snot be care of the wrong things here. >> he mentioned that the mother of the young child, as you would expect is with that little one. a five-year-old shouldn't be on their own in the hospital. so obviously that parent obviously being monitored as well. they did test the child earlier today. they expect the results of that later on today. again we'll be following that. just watching our local officials and state officials reacting to the quarantine news and the discussions. >> not always with the same message. >> no, certainly not. we're going the take a short break. >> be right back. from synchrony bank. service. security. savings. synchrony bank engage with us. alright, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours but aleve

mayor bill de blasio urged residents to stay calm after the 33-year-old tested positive for the virus, the city's first case. >> persons not exposed to the infected person's bodily fluids are not at all risking. >> he took his temperature twice a day. health officials said he was not contagious when he went for a jog, road the subway, went to a restaurant, took a car sefs and went bowling the night before he was diagnosed. still they're monitoring his fiancee and two friends who bowled with spencer. >> all three of these contacts are healthy and are being quarantined. >> reporter: the cdc has sent its own response team here to bellevue hospital to help doctors treating spencer. the agency confirmed spencer who arrived at the jfk airport on october 17th went through multiple layers of screening but was allowed to enter the country because he did not have a fever or symptoms at the time. bellevue hospital is one of five hospitals in new york city designated as ebola treatment centers. the isolation unit was redesigned just for ebola patients. the lab is contain and only the nurses on fl

. >> and just so our viewers know, we are awaiting remarks from mayor bill de blasio. we're expecting more details on this latest patient, this doctor. doctor -- oh, there is major de blasio, taking his seat. so we will listen in, as soon as he sits down, to his response on -- the ebola response in new york to this latest patient. let's listen. >> i want to give you a briefing and i'm going to start by reiterating some of the items that we raised last night, and then will be adding information. you'll hear from my colleagues, and then we'll take questions from the media. i want to

new york's mayor, bill de blasio and new york's governor andrew cuomo as well as health officials and heard the director of the cdc dr. frieden try to allay concerns as much as possible about ebola in new york city, trying to give as much information about dr. spencer to test positive for the ebola virus in isolation at bellevue and his girlfriend is also under observation in isolation, though not quarantine. health hovels trying to allay fears as much as possible. clearly seems like they have traced as much as possible the movements of dr. spencer since he returned from guinea. >> it certainly sounds like it anderson and tried to convey this scientific fact that until someone becomes quite sick, they are not going to transmit the virus. i think it's important to be very clear that, you know, i was a little surprised that when you heard the health commissioner and -- saying he was sort of self-quarantining but not really because he was on a subway. he was at a restaurant. he was bowling. he did not self-quarantine and i think the fact needs to be very clear here. now, from a scientifi

. >> reporter: new york city mayor bill de blasio confirms ebola arrived in the most populous city. > testing confirms a patient here in new york city tested positive for ebola. the patient is now here in bell view hospital. we want to state at the outset there is no reason for new yorkers to be alarmed dr. around noon thursday he confirmed with doctor without borders. a hazmat team whisked him from harlem to new york city. >> he had a very orderly removal from his home with workers in full protective gear. came here had a smooth transfer up to the isolation ward. >> reporter: he returned to the u.s. last friday but had not returned to his job as an emergency room doctor. he had 103-degree temperature and notified officials as soon as he started feeling sick. >> he has been in close contact with his fiancee and with two friends. >> reporter: spencer went to a brooklyn bowling alley the night before he got hick. his fiancee is in quarantine and two friends are in quarantine. no one outsides of that group is in danger of contracting that disease. >> the more facts you know, the less fri

. >> and just so our viewers know, we are awaiting remarks from mayor bill de blasio. we're expecting more details on this latest patient, this doctor. doctor -- oh, there is major de blasio, taking his seat. so we will listen in, as soon as he sits down, to his response on -- the ebola response in new york to this latest patient. let's listen. >> i want to give you a briefing and i'm going to start by reiterating some of the items that we raised last night, and then will be adding information. you'll hear from my colleagues, and then we'll take questions from the media. i want to emphasize all questions will be on this topic. a patient at bellevue tested positive for ebola. there is no cause for alarm. new yorkers need to understand the situation is being handled and handled well. there's no cause for every day new yorkers to be alarmed. ebola is an extremely hard disease to contract. it's transmitted only through direct contact with the blood or other bodily fluids of another individual. only through that direct contact can the disease be transmitted. it cannot be tr

new york city mayor bill de blasio announced the diagnosis at a news conference. the doctor's name is craig spencer, he is a physician who returned from treating patient in guinea. this morning he called the health department with a 103-degree fever, hazmat teams responded and people who came in contact with him are already being tracked down. >> we've acted very quickly. we believe there are four people he came in contact with during the relevant period, and we are already in contact with all four people. >> the cdc is also sending a go team to new york, a procedure put in place after mistakes in dallas. cdc said he passed through extra airport screening when he arrived back in the united states. we have more details on our website nbc washington.com. tune in to news 4 today starting at 4:26 thr any more developments. >>> more news tonight that will affect school start times that are changing. the vote just wrapped up at jacksonville middle school and we're there live with the latest. kristin, what are you hearing? >> chris, starting next school year, high school

new york mayor bill de blasio criticized her treatment. >> this hero coming back from the front, havingone the right thing, was treated with disrespect, was treated with a sense that she had done something wrong, when she hadn't. >> reporter: certainly fears about ebola in the hardest-hit nations of guinea, liberia and sierra leone, are well founded. the region accounts for the vast majority of the more than 10,000 cases. and nearly 5,000 deaths. but even there u.s. officials want level heads to prevail. >> they have got to overcome the fear and the stigma that are associated with ebola. >> reporter: and so as more ebola help and aid arrives from abroad, including china, britain, and the united states -- >> together we can stamp out ebola. >> reporter: -- americans are watching an anti-fear campaign gain steam at home. the mayor of new york encouraged its citizens to go about their daily business. the president hugged a nurse to survived ebola and repeated the abcs of transmission. >> the only way you can get this disease is by coming into direct contact with the bodily fluids of someon

new york city mayor bill de blasio confirms the ebola virus has arrived in the nation's most populous city. >> testing confirmed that a patient here in new york city had tested positive for ebola. the patient is now here in bellevue hospital. we want to state at the outset, there's no reason for new yorkers to be alarmed. >> that patient is 33-year-old doctor craig spencer. around noon thursday he notified the relief group he worked for, doctors without borders, that he was suffering from fever, nausea, and fatigue. within minutes, a hazmat team whisked him to bellevue hospital. >> he had a very orderly removal from his home. with emergency workers who were in full protective gear. he came here and had a very smooth transfer up to the isolation ward. >> dr. spencer returned to the u.s. last friday but had not yet returned to his job as an emergency room physician at columbia presbyterian hospital. the new york health department reported spencer had a 103-degree fever and notified officials as soon as he started feeling sick. >> we are aware that he has been in close contact with his f

. >> reporter: new york city mayor bill de blasio spoke at the news conference on thursday. he said there was no reason for fear. >> today, testing confirmed that a patient here in new york city had tested positive for ebola. the patient is now here in bellevue hospital. we want to state at the outset there is no reason for new yorkers to be alarmed. >> reporter: city officials say the man was working for doctors without borders in guinea. one of the west african nations which ebola has hit hardest. they say he had no symptoms when he returned to the u.s. the man had reportedly spent much of his time since then in his apartment. he'd been checking his temperature twice a day. officials said he developed a high fever on thursday morning. they say he had traveled on the subway and gone to a bowling alley the day before. but the city's health commissioner said his behavior did not pose a risk to public health. >> he did not have a stage of disease that creates a risk of contagiousness on the subway. we consider that it is extremely unlikely the probability being close to nil th

. >> shortly after new york mayor's bill de blasio's address on ebola comments about the man doing signe. that's not the most interesting part about him. he's deaf himself. and facebook and buzz feed got together to find out what republicans and democrats like the most. democrats like the beatles. republicans like george strait. both like the band journey. the left likes rachel maddow, the right likes "duck dynasty." everybody likes the voice. joining us now, our political analyst. >> journey and "the voice." >> you can't lose with that. speaking of losing, hillary clinton said something at a rally in boston that, well she's kind of back tracking. here's what she said. she said don't let anybody tells you corporations and businesses create jobs. now she's changing that tune and back tracking a lit. what's this all about. >> first of all it was dumb. i don't think she really meant that. companies, whether you like companies or not they do create some jobs as we've discovered and please we need more of them. but listen. it was a stupid thing she said on the campaign trail. she's trying to

bill de blasio said there is no need to change everyday life here in new york city. he also highlighted some differences from this case here in new york compared to dallas. come. to dallas, the patient here was diagnosed immediately. his apartment was closed off immediately and evacuated. addressfficials also this case immediately. quickly,ve been moving they have been very transparent so far. even before we find out that they had tested positive, the cdc had dispatched a special team to come to this hospital and oversee the care of this doctor. >> can you tell us anything about with the city is doing to decontaminate the trains he is that isny technology being used to make sure that all the places this person was our ebola free? >> multiple officials have been tweeting throughout the day of statements, and procedures. cleanave protocols to subways and other areas that have been contaminated. bowling alley has been cleaned that he was that two nights ago. and hoover released that statement. there is a lot of transparency, we are getting updates, and the situation is

and new york city mayor bill de blasio rode the subway to show workers there was nothing to worry about. >> i think it was a little irresponsible for him to run around when he knew he had come from those circumstances. >> i don't think there'll be an outbreak that's not the panic kind of thing. >> i would not like to take the subway no. >> test results show that the nurse held in isolation in new jersey came back negative for ebola. many experts are against a mandatory guarantee each saying it would be a disincentive for health care workers to go to africa if they have to be quarantined for 21 days on return >>> president obama weighed in on ebola during his weekly address. what did he say. >> president barack obama said a decision on a 21 day mandatory quarantine will be based on science, not fears. and praised new yorkers for going about their business. >> we have to be guided by the science. we have to be guided by the facts, not fear. yesterday new yorkers showed us the way. they did what they do everything - scrumping on buses, riding the subway crowding the elevators, gathering in

new york city mayor bill de blasio confirms the ebola arrived in the nation's most populous city. >> testing confirmed that a patient here in new york city has tested positive for ebola. the patient is now here in bellevue hospital. we want to state at the outset there is no reason for new yorkers to be alarmed. >> reporter: that patient is 33-year-old dr. craig spencer, around noon thursday he notified the relief group he worked for, doctors without borders, that he was suffering from fever, nausea and fatigue. within minutes a hazmat team whisked him from his home in harlem to bellevue hospital in midtown manhattan. >> he had a very orderly removal from his home, and with emergency workers who were in full protective gear, he came here and had a very smooth transfer up to the isolation ward. >> reporter: dr. spencer returned to the u.s. last friday, but had not yet returned to his job as an emergency room physician at columbia presbyterian hospital. the new york health department reported spencer had a 103 degree fever and notified officials as soon as he started feeling sick. >> w

new york city mayor bill de blasio says there is no reason for new yorkers to be alarmed.ave more details on this developing story at the top of the hour. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. >>> good evening from los angeles. i'm tavis smiley. tonight with less than two weeks until the midterm selections, a conversation with senator patrick leahy of vermont, chair of the senate judiciary committee about how new voting rick may keep hundred of thousands -- riekzs may keep hundreds of thousands from casting their ballots this year. over a year ago, the supreme court struck down a key provision of the voting rights act of 1965, opening the door for states to place restrictions on who can vote including implementing new rules requiring voter i.d.s. leahy and other senators have a bill pentagon th-- bill pending now. we'll have a conversation with one of the true innovators of funk music, george clinton. after nearly 40 years of touring, he swears this is his last. he's written about his life and career. you'll love the title -- "brothers be like, yo, georg

new york city mayor bill de blasio urged residents to stay calm after he tested positive for ebola the city's first case. >> new yorkers have not been exposed to a person's bodily fluid are not at risk. >> reporter: he had been monitoring his temperature twice a day since returning from guinea where he treated ebola patients. health officials say he was not contagious when he jogged, rode the subway, visited a restaurant and took a car service this week, even going bowling in brooklyn the night before he was diagnosed! still, they are monitoring his fiancee and two friends who bold with spencer. >> all three of these contacts are healthy and are being quarantined. >> reporter: the cdc has sent its own ebola response team here to bellevue hospital to help doctors treating spencer. the agency confirms spencer, who arrived at new york's jfk airport on the 17th, went through multiple layers of screening but was allowed to enter the country since he did not have a fever or any other symptoms of illness at the time. wendy gillette for cbs news, new york. >> the three people who came in conta

new york city mayor bill de blasio: >> in the last few weeks, the protocols have improved greatly. the ability to address the situation has improved greatly. and you see-- and i think just looking at the juxtaposition of what happened in dallas versus here-- it's an entirely different situation when you're prepared. >> reporter: health officials are in the process of testing and decontaminating the doctor's apartment. we reached one of his neighbors by phone this afternoon. >> i took clorox wipes and i cleaned my doorknob inside my-- and i didn't touch their door-- and i cleaned the elevator panel, just so that i'm confident that those surfaces are clean." >> reporter: now, all of the businesses that dr. spencer visited have been determined as safe, according to health officials. and in addition to those mandatory quarantine quarantinew york and new jersey, new national protocols take effect monday. anyone tafling from sierra leone, guinea, or liberia into the united states must self-monitor for fever for 21 days. and, charlie, a designated health official will be in contact with t

he spoke thursday night to mayor bill de blasio. [inaudible conversations] >> ladies and gentlemen, before i gavel this to a starlet, i think you already -- to a start, i think you already heard, please put your cell phones either off or preferably on airplane mode. you're certainly welcome to take pictures as long as you don't stand up or in any other way block other people. we have a large panel today, members have flown in from all over the country to hear these people and to ask questions, so the only thing i ask is that, please, give them all the opportunity to do that. ..

mayor bill de blasio struck a reassuring tone. >> today, testing confirmed that a patient here in new york city tested positive for ebola. the patient is now here in bellevue hospital. there is no reason for new yorkers to be alarmed. ebola is an extremely hard disease to contract. is highhreat of ebola on the agenda at the eu summit in brussels. european leaders have been discussing energy security and unrest in the ukraine. hans nichols joins us from berlin. i gather that this news on the a bola case came a little bit later in the evening. what is the reverberation on the ground for you? acknowledgment that there needs to be a coordinated response from the eu on ebola. i suspect we will be hearing more about it today. there have already been cases in germany and spain. the mayor of london has talked about the likelihood of it coming to london. a coordinateda of response that is driving the discussion. last night, it was all climate change. they reached an agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions from 1990 levels, 40% by 2030. environmental groups are criticizing this as being too s

dallas bill de blasio. he told new yorkers to not be alarmed. there is no reason to change daily life. go about your day, go to work, go to school. everybody should be living like normally. the only people who have to be concerned are the people at the hospital taking care of the patient. a lot of conversation in the past 24 hours has been about how new york city officials responded to this. between the differences the response here in new york and the response for the late mr. duncan in dallas? the people here in new york have the benefit of watching what unfolded in dallas and learning from it. patient was diagnosed immediately. from the beginning, they treated it as if it was a case of ebola. saw in dallas, thomas eric duncan's family was quarantined inside of his apartment. the cdc dispatching special ebola teams immediately, even before we saw the positive result of the ebola test. they came here to new york to -- it was confirmed ebola this is a case of and there are a lot of different health officials and government agencies monitoring th

back to ebolao go when we come back. ♪ >> all right, we're waiting for a bill de blasio here, he is goingon, about theof new york, ebola situation. one health care worker came back to new york from west africa with ebola. we are going to discuss it and find out all about it when we come back from break. ♪ >> can't remember that bottle of wine you had last night? maybe you drink too much. there is an app for that. vino it has been called the shazam of wine. joins us nownd ceo from san francisco. i am a huge shazam fan, so walk me through how this is going to work with my new favorite wine. first of all what we do is you can take any bottle of wine in the world, point your phone at the label, and we scan it for you and you will find any wine out there. we have a database of 4 million winds in our database, and you will get a rating and everything on that, so that is what we do. that is our core feature. >> you already have the information they can see on the label, so what extra information do you give the cornice or -- the connoisseur? walk into a supermarket and find a wall of intimidatio

new york mayor bill de blasio spoke at a press conference after the news broke. >> testing confirmed that a patient here in new york city has tested positive for ebola. the patient is now here in hospital. we want to state at the

new york mayor bill de blasio spoke about this. >> from the moment the call came in the process proceedednterviewing the patient, getting facts, having an ems team specially trained, the hand-off at bellevue as previously dictated. >> reporter: all thes bys that are known to doctors that he visited have been determined safe. >>> there will be an ebola meeting. charlie rose will be sitting in for bob schieffer. dr. anthony fauci will be the guest. >>> zale thompson struck four rookie officers with a hatchet on thursday before police shot and killed him. one officer with a head wound is in critical condition. william bratton, the new york police commissioner calls it an act of terrorism by a home grown radical. brattin' says he was a muslim converts who ran online in the u.s. hi says he had no clear ties to international extremists. >>> the worst fears of john and sue graham have been confirmed. the autopsy on the human remains found last week on an abandoned property have concluded. they were the remains of their missing daughter. a spokesperson said they were hoping for a happy ending. th