ivan cabrera joins me now.o sort of hit oregon and northern california as well but not as a hurricane, it's going to be much weaker, right? >> yeah, part of that system will eventually get there into the early part of next week. you're right, it's certainly not hitting as a hurricane no different than the storm that hit last week and one that's currently hitting and we've certainly had plenty of action. the reason, though, we're a bit concerned because of all of this moisture, all this rain, we have the potential for additional flooding and even mudslides. we'll have to watch that closing. 2.25 inches falling in portland. it's begun to rain there from the new system that has arrived. current satellite and radar loop. there you see the low spinning up. and this rainfall here is not falling lightly. this is heavy rain. it's also accompanied by significant wind gusts. i've seen reports upwards of 50, 60 miles an hour. so that's the kind of storm we're dealing with here. some of that moisture, of course, headed all

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera.gin galactic reporting unspecified problem during testing of flight. they tweeted out that the flight of space ship two has experienced an in flight anomaly. the tweet said there would be more information forthcoming. the associated press reports the fire department is headed to a location and california highway patrol officer saying the agency is responding to a report of a crash in the area. this is a spaceship under development in the desert in the northeast of los angeles. normally two people are aboard though we don't know that to be the case on this particular flight. there is a disclaimer here. nbc universal has established a multi platform partnership to track the development of space ship two and televise the space flight. virgin galactic reporting an unspecified problem during a test flight of its space ship two tourism rocket and there are authorities headed to what is reported to be a crash site in the desert. >> thank you very much for the breaking news on what we know so

cabrera, spikes his helmet. vick's face. he gets tossing the game.es his manager, matt williams. he gets tossed. game still going on. 1-1 in the 17th inning. the game started at 5:37 this afternoon. all right. game three between the nationals and giants is monday out in san francisco. moving to college football. maryland hosted their first ranked opponent this season at college park. the ohio state buckeyes, they've been the class of the big ten conference for a very long time. today they showed the terps why. maryland thanz, showing their pride, hosting their first ever big ten conference game. their first game against ohio state. second quarter, buckeyes already up 14-3. j.t. barrett, he is going to add to it. he finds michael thomas who makes an incredible catch in the back of the end zone. somehow got both feet down. only one in college. pass interference there. one more touchdown pass for j.t. barrett. up 21-3. this is wes brown punch it in from two yards out. theye down just two scores. c.j. brown. trying to drive the terps down the field. a li

michelle cabrera reports. >> reporter: the european bank and the authority released the tests of 130 banks across europe on sunday and those results are supposed to show the quality of assets held and whether or not they have enough capital to withstand losses and a bad economy. one of the key questions, will the test be rigorous enough? credible enough? in previous years, we saw banks fail even though they had supposedly passed the stress test months before. today, they say they have seen drafts in that financial institutions failed, ten need more capital. these are believed to be smaller banks. those banks will be given time to clean up their balance sheets. the information will be available to journalists and the public so that everyone can assess for themselves the health of the institutions. once this hurdle is passed, the market watchers hope there will be an increase in lending in an effort to kick start the weak economy there. many believe they have been hesitant to lend to increase as much capital as possible to be sure they pass the stress test. it will be key to watch how

ivan cabrera's been following that.e concerned people wouldn't get up to watch football at 9:30. >> it's early, my goodness, 9:30 eastern coast and you work your way towards california, and it's very early. that's why we invented dvrs, right? here it will be 1:30 in the afternoon. and we do have this feature moving in. but i think we'll be okay as far as london is concerned as far as the radar. weather staying to the north here. so clouds for today and temperatures will be doing just fine. so the weather's going to the north of the game here. so excellent news. and that's the way the pre-cast is showing over the next 48 hours. so nfl in london. how about it? 16 degrees before you panic, if you're watching it from north america, that is 61 in fahrenheit. 16 celsius. a lot of clouds around, but i think we'll do just fine. no liquid coming out of them. atlanta falcons with detroit. so exciting stuff. let's head over to the united states and show what you's been happening around the pacific northwest. round two of what has

michelle caruso cabrera has more. >> the good employment data in the united states only highlighting the situation in europe, how bad it is. every data point, negative, suggesting the economy there is just getting worse. there is also disappointment that the european central bank has not done more to stimulate the economy. they wonder if it is not turning into japan. the consensus was that the country was not aggressive enough on monetary policies or cleaning up zombie banks, or not aggressive enough in doing structural reforms to the economy. all of it is needed, and politics is part of the equation, if they don't get it under control soon, there could be a lot of tests coming for that continent. for "nightly business report," michelle caruso-cabrera. >>> and more on the wave that is keeping the possibles up and running, mary thompson looks at where the jobs are next. >>> more recalls yet again for general motors, this time involving over half a million cars and sport utility vehicles, the latest recalls are for cadillac and saab suvs to fix a rear suspension problem that could caus

hello, again, i'm ana cabrera, glad to have you with me.rt of iraq are saying we need american combat troops here now i'm talking about anbar province where fallujah and ramadi are located just west of baghdad as you can see here on the map. the government forces are saying the invasion of isis fighters is very bad. people are also afraid in another place where isis militants are reportedly gaining the upper hand. we're talking about in syria the city of kobani. u.s. and coalition

michelle caruso-cabrera at breaking news desk. news conference in the mojave desert. a like picture after a devastating setback for commercial space flight. so far no explanations on speculations what could have caused the crash. a jergen galactic space plane on a test flight crashed after what's being called an in-flight anomaly. an eyewitness told the a.p. the spaceship exploded in flight, his words, after a rocket ignition. the copilot is dead. the pilot ejected. has moderate to severe injuries. here's a picture this morning of the mothership known as the white knight. the sub orbital spacecraft called spaceship 2 also on top of it. that's how they work. you would actually lift the aircraft, the spacecraft into air with a larger carrier craft underneath. the accident comes just months before it was scheduled to carry space tourists beyond earth's atmosphere to sfeerns zero gravity. the project is a joint venture between sir richard branson and imin aed aerospace engineer burt rutan called scaled composites now owned by publicly traded north tlup grumened. they're f

let's get you to "newsroom" with ana xwre cabrera in for carol ana xwre cabrera in for carol costello. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com mpgts. >>> happening now in "the newsroom" nina pham in good spirits getting treatment for ebola at the national institutes of health. >>> plus amber vinson with her wedding party as they try on dresses. >> she was probably here probably about three hours maybe and i had no idea that anything was wrong with her. >> reporter: new details about what she was doing in ohio before getting back on a plane to dallas. >> amber has directly told me is that she felt fine, that she felt well until tuesday morning. >>> and the white house. >> it may be appropriate for me to appoint an additional person. >> reporter: warming up to the idea of an ebola czar. >> just to make sure that we're crossing all the ts and dotting all the is going forward. >> reporter: let's talk in the "cnn newsroom." hello, i'm ana gcabrera in for carol. while you were sleeping new developments in the nation's fight against ebola. nina pham wakes up this morning in maryland. overnight

i'm ana cabrera.eeks of punishing air strikes, isis fighters continue to gain ground in the middle east. this morning the terrorist group is tightening its grip around the key turkish border town of kobani, syria, despite fierce fighting from kurdish troops on the ground and even though the administration has vowed to degrade and destroy isis, doing that may be harder than it sounds. a new isis propaganda video reveal house isis fighters prepare and train for this fight. let's dig deep we are cnn's brian todd joining us live from washington. >> this video shows isis recruits being kicked, dragged, fired at. it's an indication of how brutal isis can be within its own ranks. recruits crawl through simulated barbed wire with trainers firing at them. they line up to have their torsos kicked. the last man gets the honor of a knee to the body. a fighter grabs a cloth mat with a rope fastened to it to rescue a wounded comrade. as they're pulled away, they're fired at. this is the latest isis propaganda, a vi

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

i'm ana cabrera sitting in for carol costello. is considering whether more steps need to be taken to stop the spread of ebola in the u.s. after a dallas nurse contracted the deadly virus. the associated press is reporting nurse nina pham was one of 70 staff members at the dallas hospital who cared for an ebola patient who died last week. pham was wearing the protective dweer but is it enough? clearly in her case no. cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta shows us just how it is possible to get infected even when you do follow the cdc guidelines for suiting up and removing all that gear. so i want to give you an idea of what the cdc is recommending in terms of how to protect yourself with this personal protective gear. i'm also going to show you how to take it off which some say is the most dangerous part. i will point out i work in an operating room every week. this is different than what most doctors i think are used to, at least in the operating room. i do want to point out this a little different than how i suited whe

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

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

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

ana cabrera is in for carol costello. let's get to you "the newsroom." >> we need more of that good stuff. thanks for bringing it to us. see you guys, have a great day. "newsroom" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> happening now in "the newsroom." >> the second health care worker was moved from dallas to emory university in atlanta. >> the second nurse sick with ebola starts treatment this morning, days after taking a commercial airline flight from ohio to texas. >> there's no way she should have been on that flight. >> she should not have traveled on a commercial airline. >> reporter: why didn't the cdc stop her and was she contagious? the hunt is on for the other passengers on that plane. >>> plus texas nurses threatening to walk off the job. >> it is unforgivable that there was a lack of planning, a lack of preparation, and a lack of education. >> as the cdc director head to the hill for a grilling, should the agency have been better prepared? >>> and cnn presses the white house. >> you seem to be re

haveatters later you cabrera with another solo shot of his own. there are still two innings left. by the end of this game we may have a different score for you. we will have updates later on for you. the o's took on the tigers. that is a three run saw -- three run shot right there. loaded. how about a double? it 726, orioles will hold on for the win over the tigers. how about royals and angels? this one is tied at two. mike with a solo shot to right. on for thiswould go one. tomorrow they had a big debut against indiana. great debut against the whose hoosiers.ainst the offensive lineman michael done. >> we are doing what we are supposed to be doing. we're still try to get that perfect game. a couple of games could be a perfect game. >> we have a great outcome. the nats can come back and win this one over the giants. you can catch the game on abc seven. have some goodll news by the end of this one. robert burton, abc seven. >> thank you very much. >> still no rain on nats park. >> let's check out live super doppler seven radar. there is the big green blob just west of the metro are

jadirÍa cabrera estuvo en la audiencia.ad es prevenir que haya un brote de Ébola en estados unidos, y nÚmero dos que ningun profevedor de salud tenga la enfermedad. >>> los paÍs mÁs azotados por la epidemia son nueva guinea, liberia y nigegia. en el hospital prebisteriano en texas ya se imprementa cambios donde se revisarÁ el historiial de viajas y sÍntomas de los pacientes. pam dice que ella espera con ansias reunirse con su perrido berlÍn. >>> gracias por el informe. >>> hoy se realizÓ una misa y procesiÓn fÚnebre donde un soldado muriÓ por un pistolero, el asesino ha sido vinculado a una persona que era terrorista. y tambiÉn se produjo un altercado con un tiroteo en la ciudad. >>> refelaron en mÉxico detalles de los policÍa implicados en la desaparciones de los normalistas en mÉxico. >>> raÚl torertienes mÁs. >>> si en la tierra no nay respuesta, los padres de los 43 estudiantes desaparecidos, pero la respuesta llegÓ del infierno. yo participÓ de dos de aiot zinan. le dipare en la cabena. eso declarÓ un policÍa en la pro

michelle caruso-cabrera tracking those soaring yields there. the other "e" fueling fears, it is hard to kwaupt quantify, ands ebola. meg terrell is on capitol hill. the hearings under way on how to stop the virus. phil lebeau at the dallas-ft. worth airport on what airlines are doing, sue, to ease travel fears. >> we're watching apple this hour. of course, it's a big mover most of the time on these events. the tech giant kicking off its special event right now. new ipads expected. jon fortt with all the breaking news as the headlines cross. first to bob pisani with me on the floor of the nyse. the volatility was back big time. however, the tone of the market feels much better today. >> we did not have the big, sloppy selling that we saw at the open in the etfs. people were getting out yesterday. we were down this morning but it was very orderly. the s&p was down -- put it up -- it was down 27 points at one point. rather significant decline. now you can see the s&p has gone positive. it went briefly positive a few hours ago. but we're now in pos

. -- en la septima entrada un sencillo de cabrera aumenta la distancia a 3 y harper cerro con un jonronatro carreras y dejar la serie 2-1. vogelsong - maÑana gigantes ante una nueva oportunidad de ganar la serie en san francisco.... vo 3ra. matt carpenter / 7a. wong 2-run mientras tanto en la otra serie de la liga nacional, los cardenales de san luis aprovecharon la ventaja de jugar en casa para sacar una victoria apretada por pizarra final de 3 a 1 y se ponen a un solo juego de estar en la serie por el titulo de la liga nacional. maÑana continua la serie en saint louis. dodgers kershaw... juanfra --- los animales tambin tienen momentos muy dificiles.... take vo ---- dos furiosos canguros se agarraron a golpes en pleno vecindario de australia..... ambos animales se propinaron fuertes patadas y dieron muestras de sus conocimientos en tcnicas de artes marciales... lucrecia --- las imgenes fueron captadas por un vecino de la zona y fue divulgada en ''you tube'' acaparando la atencin de ms de 26 mil usuarios... --- algunos estaban curiosos por saber quin haba ganado en este combate... --- p

3rd, scoreless gregor blanco - a couple nice catches on the daythis one a diving catch on asdrubal cabreran support of bumgarner top 7th, still scoreless madison bumgarner was cruising until wilson ramos the sacrificebumgarner makes an awful throw to third to try and get lead runnerball gets by sandovaltwo runs score 2-0 wash bumgarner: 7 ip, 6 hits, 3 runs , 6 k's top 9th harper - busted out of his division series slump with this solo hr into the arcade in right off jean machi 4-0 wash final: 4-1 final giants lead series 2-1 / game 4 tomorrow night nlds game 3 - dodgers at cardinals busch stadium in st. louis. top 6th/ 1-0 cardinals hanley ramirez doubles into the right field corner yasiel puig who after striking out 7 straight times had tripled scores 1-1 tie bottom 7th/ 1-1 tie kolten wong 2-run home run off scott elbert 3-1 cardinals final: 3-1 cardinals cards lead series 2-1 game 4 tomorrow in st. louis jim harbaugh makes sure he always goes out to find way and that he wins. thank you! formerly of cal desean jackson talking to formally of stanford richard sherman both from southern ca

>> thanks, ana cabrera, for that report. >>> ebola taking center stage between the two candidates for u.s. senate. republican scott brown blasting the president for the handling of the outbreak of the ebola virus in the united states. and calling tore faith in the health system. >> we need to do a travel ban. it makes sense to do a travel ban so that anyone in an infe infected country obviously would come back and get screen. >> if the experts tell us that's what we need to do and that's workable, that's what we should support. but i'm not willing to tell the experts that this is what we have to do. >> the world series back on tap tonight in san francisco. royals and giants play game three. the series is tied a game a piece after the first two games in kansas city. giants won the opener, 7-1. royals took the second game 7-2. games three, four and five will be played in san francisco. let's get a check of the weather with chad myers. chad? >>> a very good morning to you. weather a little bit better in the northeast today. the farther you go north and east, the worse it gets. better in

so what, asdrubal cabrera, nats send out young gun steven strasburg in the post-season debut. 2-0, giantser four. peavy give was to the bull pen, two outs after six, hunter strictland, buster posey, scoring, bottom half, 3-0, bryce harper, strictland knew it. one-run game now in the ninth. finishes it off. throws out espinosa to win

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where we are now, meteorologist ivan cabrera joins us with more.ss of 120 miles anc hour. incredible sto"-& and ofxd cou, that was one tornado we hçdx a y through 9 u.s. we had upwards of 200 windfáxdx reports, severe wind reports of the national weatherxd service t the tornado, this is where it happened against southwestern arkansas theret( through the da on monday. ash town getting hit and hit hard with that ef 2 and then we hadx$$p'other fatality in alaba as well as a result of a mobile home getting hit by a tree that came down withok this storm system. or portions of tennessee and extreme western georgia, atlanta not in and it's been cancelled for atlanta. down to the south towards panama the gun for rotating thunderstorms i think this zccu(vwe'll expand and include, well, from west virginia down intoe1 parts ofxdfá central flos well. so potential herqv for damaging winds, hail,e1 and also some tornado certainly not ouíi of te question. we'll keep you posted throughout today. hopefully quiet what we haf3 ç monday. hurricane gonzalo, aircraft

i know just the man to answer that, ivan cabrera. what do we know?s thing is intensifying in the last several hours. we'll have a new update from the joint typhoon warning center for our interview viewers coming up in the next hour. and i do believe the winds will be jacked up. we are not at 165 anymore. look at this eye that's developed just in the last six hours, intensifying, getting its act together. not that well organized at the beginning of the frame here. in this loop and then towards the end, the eye really comes into play here. so basically the storm continues to strengthen. as we talked about yesterday, it will do so safely over open water. watch the clock, tuesday 1300 local time, as we continue to move this forward towards thursday, it will make a pass at oman, but it will not strike oman. in fact, i don't think we'll get any significant effects here across the arabian peninsula. as it moves north and east, the upper level winds are going to begin to increase. so that will essentially stop its intensification. another thing that's going

that takes us to ivan cabrera. what do you think?i can tell you horse urine is something you want to stay away from. not good at all. they have olfactory sensors in there. stinky comet. we've been talking about this low that brought those incredible images out of athe e then thens on friday. more rain is going to be on the way. so this mat earn that weapatter in, we've got this other development south of athens. so yes, you will get additional rainfall. and it will be accumulating here. and because of the recent potential we had, the flooding will be there. look at this nice chunk of weather going from west to ease. mainly scotland and heading up into scandinavia, the iberian peninsula looks very warm. temperatures are climbing back into the 20s in madrid. there's that rain up to the north. glasgow getting in to the showers. mild to the west. and so that high temperature today will be very pleasant. look at paris at 18 and 25 in madrid. and staying cold in russia. checking in on the united states. we've had a series of storm systems,

their days, of course, not as challenging as ivan cabrera's. >> oh, sure. >> he has to follow stormsth and one of them has been going crazy. >> how about that. some day we'll be able to see that live and won't have to do the animation there. >> you're right. >> what do they call it? >> the sliding spring. >> wow. nice. all right, let's check in here on earth, at home, and what we are dealing with here. natalie, we have this hurricane that passed through newfoundland with 100 miles per hour winds. gansalo has become post tropical iceland there and headed to northwest europe. sometimes these systems arrive intact, as far as tropical characteristics, not the case this time. but the effects will be the same. we'll have gales across northwest europe, heavy rain, an ongoing event for two days. so tuesday and wednesday, issues with the storm rolling in. the low will go north of you. the rain will smack right into ireland and into the uk as well and into scotland. crossing the north sea and heading to scandinavia, here of course cold enough for snow, and plenty of it. get specific with the w

. >> ivan cabrera is with me to talk weather, but let's talk football. i love the idea of american football in london. >> and you have the cheesehead beard. >> he's at the krowrong game. >> but what a great game, right up to the last minute. >> as long as you're not an atlanta fan. >> we were asleep, we missed it. we had it on the dvr. but hopefully it won't take as long as soccer did here to catch on. >> exactly. >> let's do some weather here. talking about a tropical cyclone. kind of rare, natalie, to get them in the arabian sea. not completely rare. these things happen a couple of times a year, but most the cyclones that develop in the north indian basin develop over here. this is the arabian sea. there's the peninsula. this thing is headed towards oman. it looks ominous, but it will make a turn to the northeast over the next few days. i think it will get close to oman to feel effects there. winds now at 120 kilometers per hour, equivalent of a category 1 hurricane or typhoon. tropical cyclone is about the only name we get. so it's headed north and we

witch to go back to michelle caruso-cabrera. get. >> usual official has confirmed the name of the man killed inside the canadian parliament. his make is michael zehaf-bibeau. he just turned 32 years old, born october 18th, 19th 82. once again the identity is michael zehaf-bibeau, 32 years old just a few days ago. that's all we know at this point. the other individual who died today was a canadian soldier, who we presume was shot, perhaps by this individual, allegedly, or we're still waiting to confirm whether or not the police in ottawa believe there was more than one shooter involved in today's incident. >> michelle caruso-cabrera, thank you. >>> is a big dip always a good type to -- that's next. >>> plus we've got an exclusive interview with the ceo of a biotech company. today alone, the details on the hepatit hepatitis-c. coming up on fast. uhhh. no, that can't happen. that's the thing, you don't know how long it has to last. everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive.. confident retirement approac

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so what, asdrubal cabrera, nats send out young gun steven strasburg in the post-season debut. 2-0, giants four. peavy give was to the bull pen, two outs after six, hunter strictland, buster posey, scoring, bottom half, 3-0, bryce harper, strictland knew it. one-run game now in the ninth. finishes it off. throws out espinosa to win it. giants take game one 3-2. with their ninth consecutive victory, the longest segment in history. >> been throwing the ball great coming into the game, he continued to really make pitches when he had to. and he is really -- he really saved us since he has come over here. >> get after it. still to come, stumbling in southern california, the royal flush in anaheim and the e e e check it out. when i peel this sticker off the munchie meal, i have a 1 in 4 chance of winning cool prizes like flights on southwest airlines, skateboards, fandango movie tickets, neff gear, or free food you can eat, like a whole 'nother munchie meal. it's called jack's munchie peel instant win game and it's awesome. check this out. when i peel this banana, i win the inside of this banana

bounces into center panik scores 3-0 giants bottom 7th/ after bryce harper hit a home run asdrubal cabreraer strickland out 3-2 giants bottom 8th/ 3-2 giants harper up with 2 on sergio romo gets him to bounce into the force at 2nd final: 3-2 giants giants lead the series 1-0 their 9th straight postseason win i just want to be no weakling in the chang. we have to rely on the entire team, not just one player. here's joe panik nlcs #1 - cardinals/dodgers after yasiel puig was hit by a pitch adrian gonzalez then puig get into it with yadier molina nobody died top 7th clayton kershaw after being spotted a 6-1 lead gives up the bases-clearing double to matt carpenter 7-6 cardinals after kershaw is pulled matt holliday. 3-run home run off pedro baez 10-6 cardinals bottom 9th/ 10-9 cardinals puig with a runner on strikes out to end the game final: 10-9 cardinals cardinals lead series 1-0 game 2 tomorrow in los angeles 49ers on facing alex smith-sot royals are fun to watch because of what they did to d.a.'s. they are the first team to win three straight extra inning post-season games. the angels ar

division series versus detroit top 8th, 4-2 orioles miguel cabrera - once the most feared hitter in thees deep for the solo shot to cut it to one run 4-3 bal the o's break it wide open in the bottom half of inning nelson cruz - singles to shallow center 6-3 bal cruz: 2-4, hr, 3 rbi ryan flaherty - rbi single scores cruz 7-3 bal jonathan schoop - dbls to right scoring 2 runs 10-3 bal alejandro de aza - 2 run double to center orioles erupt for 8 runs in the final: 12-3 orioles baltimore leads series 1-0 madison bumgarner chugs beers bumgarner celebrated his 4-hit shutout by chugging not one beer, not two.not even threebut four beers at one time! two beers in each hand.as he pours them all over his facemaybe a little got in his mouth. bumgarner is only 25 years oldhe's 4-2 with a 3.02 era in 7 career playoff starts this vine video courtesy of alex pavlovic of the bay area news group packers rout vikings a foggy and wet lambeau field tonight under the lights here's the play of the game 2nd quarter, 14-0 packers vikings qb christian ponder - intercepted by big julius peppers and look at the

right to "the newsroom" with ana cabrera in for carol costello. >> a busy morning as you know. we have breaking news to let's get right to. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hello again, i'm ana cabrera in for carol costello thank you for joining me. texas health officials say another case of ebola has been diagnosed here in the u.s. and this later victim is a second health care worker, a woman who helped treat thomas eric duncan and this morning's news triggers even more alarms. it means even more people could have been exposed to this highly infectious disease and will now need to be identified and monitors. this really just underscores the critical but very dangerous mistakes that were made, how did health officials mishandle the first ebola case diagnosed on u.s. soil and why were there not proper protections for all the health care workers who took care of duncan? >> at the hospital, we have a situation involving 77 people, two of which have tested positive for ebola. we are preparing contingencies for more, and that is a very real possibility. >> let's start our c

so what, asdrubal cabrera, nats send out young gun steven strasburg in the post-season debut. 2-0, giantser four. peavy give was to the bull pen, two outs after six, hunter strictland, buster posey, scoring, bottom half, 3-0, bryce harper, strictland knew it. one-run game now in the ninth. finishes it off. throws out espinosa to win it. giants take game one 3-2. with their ninth consecutive victory, the longest segment in history. >> been throwing the ball great coming into the game, he continued to really make pitches when he had to. and he is really -- he really saved us since he has come over here. >> get after it. still to come, stumbling in southern california, the royal flush in anaheim and the nds] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. >>> so much for the marquise pitching matchup in los angeles tonight. 20 players played, tempers flared early. molina and

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cabrera smacks it to right. another solo shot. nats down just 3-2. bottom nine, danny grounds out to second. the giants hold on to the 3-2 win take a 1-0 series lead over the nats. >> the nlds had everything a fan could ask for, plenty of excitement and tons of dradrama. only thing missing is a win. they know they got to quickly move on. >> we got no choice now, game one is big, obviously, game two is bigger if you lose game one. so we got our work cut out for us tomorrow. >> we got to turn the page. little tough early on getting everything going but it seemed like we started putting hitting together in the end have to take that into tomorrow. >> it was over. that last pitch. just got to come back and try to win amend get that w. tomorrow. >> for game two, it will be zimmerman on the moungd mound for the nationals. he threw the team's first ever no hitter last time on the mound. >> hoping he can bring that heat again. >>> up in baltimore, against the tigers. birds up 6-4. young, pitch hitting, takes it all the way to the wall. hardy hustles around th

strickland gave up two home runs to bryce harper and one to asdrubal cabrera and one to matt adams in nlcs. all left-handed swingers p.m. now with two out, here is willingham. strike one. >> harold: you see the reaction of the right-hander hitters. they can't track it. he steps like he is stepping almost at you and throws across his body. >> joe: willingham traded to kansas city in august for the twins. a breaking ball for strike two. >> tom: that is completely unfair. he just dropped in that slider to the right-handed hitters. >> joe: total dominance tonight by san francisco in game one. the count stays 0-2. bruce bochy and his club about to be three wins away from the third world championship in san francisco giants history. that is just outside. ball one. >> harold: that is almost an unhittable pitch. man! >> tom: might as well take it. >> harold: i mean, steps at the right-hander and throws it to the other corner of the plate. filthy. >> joe: the hardest thrower in the giants bull pen comes set. the 1-2. high and tight. ball two. bumgarner will go to 3-0 in three world series star

and here's meteorologist ivan cabrera.course, it can be at the best of times, but this is to the point of ridiculous. >> yeah, that's trouble there. and you can imagine a marathon is difficult enough to run and then you're dealing with the smog and then of course you put a face mask on, that is tough stuff. 16 times the normal here that we talk about in beijing. so thick the smog was and the fog that we were able to see it from space. this is from a nasa satellite here. look at this. the gray clouds you'll be able to see. those aren't clouds at all. that's the smog right down at the surface. clouds up above are further down to the south. where are we now? we had been in the 400s. doing a little bit better. but still that i hazardous range p 318 as of the last check. very unhealthy conditions over the next day or so will continue. and then we'll get a front that's going to sweep things out. we'll get some gusty winds off the north and west. actually one feature that rolled through. but still, we need this one to get in here

meteorologist ivan cabrera is joining us again with details on this.van, give us an idea how bad these delays are likely to be. >> i think they're as bad as we had them yesterday in london. everything is pushing east. and so now we're going to involve the airport, germany, netherlands, luxembourg, and potentially even further east. we'll watch that closely. these are the winds we had to deal with yesterday, 7 to 100 kilometer per hour wind that not only brought us significant delays at the airport as, but look at this. trees going down. we had significant damage in some areas here as a result of that kind of wind force there that continues to head off to the east. this brought to us by again, this was the remnants of what was a hurricane in the atlantic, a post tropical storm that arrived here with a ferocious seas and incredible winds here. now, the winds subsiding somewhat for the uk. london checking in just fine this morning. so if you have a flight in or out of london, you'll be doing fine. it's further to the east that we're going to see the winds

i'm ana cabrera. a quick look ahead at 8:00 eastern, anthony bourdain takes you to shanghai. mike rowe backstage in las vegas. followed by 10:00 eastern, with "this is life" with lisa ling. >>> i hate to have to report this. >> a shocking announcement. >> actor robin williams is dead at the age of 63. >> the apparent suicide of robin williams. >> mr. williams' life ended from as fixia due to hanging. >> a brilliant comedian. a celebrated actor. >> dead poets dedicated to sucking the marrow out of life. >> reporter: yet a tortured soul. >> i'll come back in the morning and i'll call you if you'll let me. >> reporter: on camera, he found humor everywhere. but off camera, he was struggling with a devastating depression and a frightening diagnosis. >> a personal statement from robin williams' widow. her late husband was suffering from parkinson's disease. >> reporter: with the world reeling from the shocking news, we look at the life and laughter -- >> i am what i am! >> reporter: the darkness and despair. now, a cnn spotlight "remembering robin." >>> the vigil started almost imm

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

i'm ana cabrera. thanks for spending part of your weekend with us.ekend. government officials are desperately asking for something the u.s. president says will not happen. u.s. combat troops fighting isis on the ground. officials in anbar province west of baghdad say isis militants are close to controlling this entire territory and show no signs of stopping. here is their warning. without u.s. military help, isis will rule a huge, unbroken portion of iraq and syria. u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel speaking in chile just moments ago agreed that anbar province is in trouble. but he says the city of baghdad is not. now hagel specifically said that baghdad is in full control with the iraqi forces, despite many reports that isis militants are just eight miles from some parts of the city. let's go live to cnn's ben wedeman. ben, you are there in baghdad. chuck hagel says the city is fully in iraqi military control right now. do you see anything there that might suggest otherwise? >> reporter: well, it does seem to be fully in iraqi military control to t