jane chandler. >> all right. i think we 'all set. >> me and mike can go in some observation holes in here. 22 birds were alive in 1942.

but we wanted to get the flavor of chandler.handler writes differently than any writer ever wrote. he's become a fad as it were, he has his own style. (man's thoughts) we were watched. i didn't see anything, i felt it in my stomach. i was a toad on a wet rock, a snake was looking at my neck. (edward dmytryk) he was the first one to say, "i didn't mean it really, i was trying it on for size." just trying it on for size, lots of things still don't fit. "trying it on for size," is part of our language now, but he was the first one to ever write that line. one thing that came along in fiction was the private eye, the hard-boiled private detective. (ron goulart) not part of the system, kind of a loner. hmm, you've got a nice build for a private detective. it gets me around. (ron goulart) you can't bribe him. you can't corrupt him. you can't even seduce him in many cases. (woman) you don't mind my sizing you up a little? most of us are ex-cops. i was fired by the d.a. this private eye could take you anywhere. down in the ghetto, into

down the embankment to check on the teen who sources close to this case have identified as taneera chandler. >> she's scared but talking. >> reporter: this unfolded just after 5:00 this afternoon. police say she was heading eastbound on martin luther king drive when she lost control of her suv, crossed over three lanes of traffic, jumped the curb, hit a guardrail and went tumbling down the embankment. the scene left those on the river in awe. >> she said she doesn't know, she lost control. >> reporter: once free, chandler was placed on a stretcher and take on the the hospital where police tell nbc 10 she is now surrounded by her loved ones. sources say that the girl will likely be paralyzed from the waist down. now, tonight there is no word on what caused the teen to lose control of her vehicle, however police tell us they're checking to see if speed played a role. that is the latest. nbc 10 news. >> reporter: someone shot at a winslow township police department vehicle tonight. other townships sent police when the shots fired warning went out. no one was hurt. there are no arrests at this

chandler as you may know was the aseball commissioner when jackie robinson began playing. for that. if you do that, you're going to supporters.r core e ended up choosing one of the great generals of world war ii and the inventor of the air command but someone entirely ill suited for politics. when wallace announced the nomination for vice president, e held a press conference and reporters decided to poke him like -- and got him talking about sort of musing hilosophically about nuclear weapons and how they weren't that bad and if you went to the bikini you found out that the crabs were gigger than on and on.rt of >> almost never works when the subject is controversial unless it's theafter math of the civil war, for example, when, you know, one -- the political party in charge is able to exact the terms. so 2/3 of the house and 2/3 of the senate and then eventually 3/4 of the states have to agree before an amendment can be added to the constitution. at that point, here's where the opposition emerged. i don't think it's so much in the nixon administration. i don't think they really car

. >> my name is andrew chandler i'm the chairman the department at the college true mark urban gave us an inaccurate overview it was not normal interaction it was very involved and very cooperative it was exemplar from my point of view there are a couple of things to note about the project number one no resident was displaced this is something we've encouraged in the development of the neighborhood and two the bmr units are on site and in part of their full engagement of the neighborhood they were fully engaged as well as lp n was assisting the formation of the lower polk benefits district it was not peripheral involvements that was indirect it was impactful and tricked to the formations of that district probably the most significant component of the project which we're very, very supportive of and excited about is how they dealt with the basic urban fabric element of our neighborhood the alley and the fact you've heard the architect speak to that the fact they've taken the risk and listened to us we're committed to changing the nature of the additionally this is the first project of t

. >> jane chandler. >> jane chandler. this is going to be great.e in the country for this work? >> in all humility, yes. >> jane, would you concur? >> yes. >> rachel? >> yes. >> all right. so we're exactly -- >> thank you, rachel. thank you, jane. that was a good answer. >> all right. so we're in the right place. we're in the right place with the right people. would somebody whoop for us before we go? >> whoop. >> how's that? >> that's not bad. all right. good. i think we're all set. we're off to see cranes. >> you and i can go into some observation pens over here and get up close and personal. these birds are native only to north america. 22 birds were alive in 1942. >> on the planet. >> on the planet. we figured there was something like three or four breeding females. essentially extinct. >> down to three for -- >> breezing females, yeah. >> how many today? >> something over 500 in total. >> so why do you give a crap? >> you know, personally, i kind of got into the whole field because i was interested in bird watching as a young kid. and liked th

this despite having tanks and troops apparently lined up and ready to go bringing in now jonathan chandlerthe vice president of research at the foundation of the defensive democracies and the author of the recently published book "ya "yassir arafat." turkey is the bigger threat, would you say the real issue lies somewhere in between? >> well, i think that's right. i think turks have a point here in noting assad is a huge problem. that syria under his reign as a state sponsor of terrorism. they house hezbollah and hamas and palestinian running jihad. and at the same time what the turks are doing is unless we tackle the assad problem, which of course the president has been moved to do, then turkey is not going to come in and they are not going to save kobani. and they are not going to do the same thing and stave off a slaughter. so they are holding off this slaughter as blackmail against the international community. >> doesn't it hurt turkey as well, though? you have 1.4 million refugees from syria fleeing into turkey. and of course turkey needs financial support from the international coali

a few drops leaving chandler, st. mary's. a few more out in the mountains of west virginia. that's the trend we should expect for the rest of the day. a whole lot of cloud cover. want to have the umbrella just to play it on the safe side. current temperatures mild indeed. mid to upper 50s. even 62 at natl

giants fans are rooting for their favorite team of the check out this picture, one-year-old chandler phelps from napa with the pre-game look, intimidating, and we want to see your team spirit by mailing your photos at ureport@kgo-tv.com. >>> officials in dallas hospital are reviewing tote call -- protocols after a man suffering from ebola virus came to the emergency room days before and was sent home. the former chauffeur is in isolation at texas health presbyterian hospital. he told the measures he just returned from west africa but he was sent home with antibiotics. >> he came if contact with 18 who could possibly be exposed including five dallas school children. custodians dressed in haz-mat scrubbed down a school throwing parents into panic. the officials say the childrens are being home and monitored and are telling students to continue to send their kids to school. >> the ebola virus reaches pandemic a topic at ucfs planned before the ebola virus outbreak and at regional medical center in san jose doctors are praising for the possibility of ebola virus case in the bay area. ske

. >> the late kentucky governor, ab chandler on senior night 26 years ago at the university of kentucky remain one of the most popular yo youtube vit yields. it speaks to his refrance for sport and sent i wantality. all of that is crucial to understanding voter perspectives in the senate race and expected to be one of the most expansive in united states history between mitch mcconnell, one-of the most powerful senatorsn and alson grimes. kentucky's secretary of state. libbicase casey spent several days in kentucky covering this campaign. libby, what jumped out at you in terms of overriding issue among kentucky voters? >> reporter: people in kentucky are talking about two things: the economy and jobs. our team visited eastern kentucky. now, this is coal country, central appalachia country where the economy has been hit the hardest by the decline in the coal industry. some counties have 12% unemployment. even though they hear talk about the economy improving nationally and kentucky's is improving, jobs are betti getting better. they are not feeling it. >> that's a big focus. people are fr

. >> reporter: among them the science experiments of some bay area schoolchildren. 8th grader chandlerndrew was at mark west charter school in santa rosa when he heard the news. he and his classmates spent month last year designing an experiment to test whether shrimp-like "triops" could survive a space launch. >> we are trying to see if we could make "triops" a potential food source for astronauts in space. >> reporter: their hard work up in flames. >> it's heartbreaking to see your work lost in an accident. this can be difficult to get them back together to reproduce the experiment. >> reporter: kiet do, kpix 5. >> nasa says this is a setback for the commercial space industry because it's paying billions to privatize space flight. nasa hopes to get people into space in 2017. they are trying to understand what happened there. nobody was hurt in the explosion. critics question whether the engines which were left over from the '60s soviet space program played a role in the accident. >>> investigators in berkeley are trying to figure out who shot and killed a man last night. it happened

. >> the victim whom sources identified as tamira chandler was place and stretcher and taken to the hospital are trying to find out if speed played a factor in this accide accident. >>> troubling news out of shanks phil. . . three billings have been destroyed by fire. officials worry if the memorabilia stored there could be lost, that includes a flag that flew over the u.s. capitol on september 11, 2001. the flight marks the spot where the flight crashed on september 11th terrorist attacks. >>> there will not be a rail strike in ten days but they are not ruling out a future work stoppage. if no settlement is reached by october 13th, septa managers plan to ask for their second emergency mediation with the rail workers which would force them to stay on the job for 120 days. that would end on february 10th. if no deal is done by then there could be a strike of the entire system. union representatives say the hold-up is over wage increases. >>> next we'll bring you highlights from around the region and breakdown last night's biggest match-ups in the high school blitz. >>> and i'm tracking rain t

. >> reporter: eighth grader chandler andrew was skateboarding on campus this ianing when he heard the news. he and his classmates spent months to determine if shrimp like triops could survive in space. their hard work, up in flames. >> it is hard to see your work go up in flames. >> reporter: either way, the students say this is an education like none they have ever had. >> it is a big learning experience. >> reporter: now, no one was hurt in the explosion, but what caused the accident is still a mystery tonight. christin ayers, kpix5. >>> well here is another view of the explosion. the pilot of pa small plane shot this video from his ipad. even from some distance away, you can get an idea of how powerful the explosion was. >>> well tonight, it was ugly. the giants got whipped. they lost big. dennis, you were at the game. you saw it all going down. almost from the very beginning. what happened? >> reporter: well kenny, you wanted a game second and you got a game seven. san francisco will have to win tomorrow as the entire 2014 season will come down to one winner take all game. history

spurs and mavs, go, chandler parsons with authority. a big funmental up and in. take the lead. sharks in colorado, squaring off. right ow, 1-0 sharks heading to the second period. rough for the giants. >> thank you, larry. >> join us tonight what divers found off the coast of italy. >> a rad bat causing concern in a local neighborhood now on alert. >> before we go here is tonight's prograing line up. agents of shield and abc7 news at 11:00. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news our coverage continues on twitter on abc7 news bay area. >> from all of us here, see you at 9:00 and 11:00. patrick, you seem pretty pissed today. what's going on? pissed? oh, no, i'm not pissed. everyone always thinks i'm so dramatic. "there's always something wrong with patrick." well, i'm sorry, folks. no show today. all right. lacey, what's going on with you? i am dying of loneliness. ah, there it is.

chandler parsons cutting it down to two.uld tie it up until dirk nowitzki drains the go ahead bucket. he had 18 on the night, but spurs handling the pressure very well. tony parker big three gave his first win, 101-100. let's hope the wizards can do the same in >>> that's wusa9 news for tonight. >> letterman is next with guest taylor swift and by the way, you can now see taylor in d.c. >> this 1 doesn't sing or dance or write song. madame tussauds un ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway across the nation and around the world it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now the houdini of the hard wood, david letterman! captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( cheers and app

spurs and mavs, go, chandler parsons with authority. a big fundamental up and in. spurs take the lead. sharks in colorado, squaring off. right now, 1-0 the second period. rough for the giants. >> thank you, larry. >> join us tonight what divers found off the coast of italy. >> a rabid bat causing concern in a local neighborhood now on alert. >> before we go here is tonight's programming line up. agents of shield and abc7 news at 11:00. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news our coverage continues on twitter on abc7 news bay area. >> from all of us here, see you at 9:00 and 11:00. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a student and writer from riverton, utah... a delivery-driver manager from washington, d.c... and our returning champion, a professor of english from toledo, ohio... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to our show. on yesterday's program, the two challengers took it to the champ, and one of them, bill albertini, wound up with the most money. and so today,

. >> reporter: 8th grader chandler andrew was skateboarding on campus when he heard the news. he and his classmates spent months last year designing an experiment to test whether this a certain type of creature could survive a space launch. >> trying to see if we could make triops a potential food source in space. >> it went up in flames. >> it's difficult to get the students back together to reproduce the experiment. >> reporter: either way, the students say this is an education like none they have ever had. >> it's a big learning experience. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >>> here's another view of the explosion. the pilot of a small plane shot this video from his ipad. no injuries are reported from the explosion over the launch pad. >> what a video. >>> it is win or hold your peace for the giants after they got a royal whooping in kansas city in game 6 last night. top of the ninth giants on the last breath only fitting it's a strikeout in a game that was so forgettable because this one was over in a hurry. would you believe maybe two innings or so? royals brought in 7 r

let's discuss action with mark chandler. mc.'s talk about so that is the big topic of this week.veryone kind of -- they have prepared. but at what point do they look at this and say, ok, what else do we need to do? isthink the federal reserve very important, and in some ways it is kind of like the communist party in china. wants tochairman generate the policy signal. the statement is their tool. forecast, it creates too many voices and too many signals of noise. it messes the signal. despite the little scare of a couple of weeks ago, i think they can fix the phrasing there say that they are in a cycle where the fed funds will peak. us thatgoing to tell the federal reserve will not have a rate hike yet, but it will probably happen sometime in the middle of next year. >> this is about u.s. dollar strength, and everybody else will fall into place. >> i think the strength of the dollar should not be exaggerated. the common dollar does on a broad measure do well when adjusted for inflation. but even against this broad trade measure, it it is up 2% this year. to be concerned about righ

. >> judge patricia: where did you go that you were packing all this in your car to go -- >> chandler out in the country to visit the family. >> judge patricia: so, you were just -- >> took it down there to show them my new truck and to let my kids see their family and to go fishing, and we came back that night to do laundry. >> judge larry: mr. speelman, i've got one question for you. >> yes, sir. >> judge larry: did she pay $1,500 towards the truck? >> no. no, sir. >> judge larry: what's the text message then about her taking out $1,500 to pay? >> i don't know anything about that message. >> judge tanya: well, you know, mr. speelman, i don't have such the good feeling about you because you originally had an answer in this case, and in your answer -- your first answer -- you said that the plaintiff gave you $1,500, and you also threw in some other things about how you think she had a crush on you. she was always doing things to help you out, and that felt true to me because, yeah, maybe you're one of these guys who likes to take advantage of women if they think that they have an in w

jane chandler. >> all right. i think we 'all set. >> me and mike can go in some observation holes in here. 22 birds were alive in 1942. >> so whooi do you care? >> well, personally, i liked bird watching as a young kid. but i think once you develop those tools, it's important to put them to good use. >> so those are the two things that drive me. these are sand hill cranes here and here. sand hill cranes are very common in north america. >> are they in danger? >> not at all. >> not at all. >> we have sand hills here because they're a surrogate species. >> surrogate in what way? >> they incubate whooping crane eggs, sometimes, four, five, six, seven, eight eggs from a bird who's only laying two normally. what do we do? we stick them under sand hill cranes and incubate them. >> of course. >> robert. show him the fine art 06 brooming a crane. >> that's what i want to see. >> i mean, it's always good to do something with your day that you've never done before. today, i kept a crane at bay. >> okay. we're leaving. so j

among those gears up are pint sized fans showing spirit and this is one-year-old chandler from napa handedctice ball and would not health it -- let it go. this is from game one...well, who is that? a fan. enjoying the game. pale your photos to ureport@kgo-tv.com or twitter@atthistime . >>> trading is underway on wall street. >> >> publics down 95 to 16957 for the second down day below 17000. >> but pumpkin sales are booming and starbucks could be why because of the famous latte giving people a craving for everything pumpkin with sales up 34 percent the lat five years and starbucks introduceed the latte a decade ago from pumpkin beer to jerky. >> jeans are made to accommodate the bigger iphones with the bigger screens affecting fashion and levis are the kickoff the breast cancer awareness month. >>> one in nine women will hear the words "you have breast cancer," and today the start of breast cancer awareness month and with that, experts are trying to bring new attention to the disease among minorities who are lets likely to get the disease than white women but have a higher chance of dying

a few drops leaving chandler, st. mary's. a few more out in the mountains of west virginia. that's the trend we should expect for the rest of the day. a whole lot of cloud cover. want to have the umbrella just to play it on the safe side. current temperatures mild indeed. mid to upper 50s. even 62 at national airport. and also 62 in annapolis. plan for long pants for the early chill and caution a ear umbrella. the mid to upper 50s early this morning. coming home later today, it will be a mild one for sure. temperatures up near 70 depress later on should see a a hint of a drying trend the second half of the day today. but, again, can't rule out a little shower here and a little shower there. >>> good morning, mr. chuck bell. 270 at falls road, moving right alg. 270 and rockville is looking quite good right now. taking a look at 95 in virginia. no problems into or out of town. keep it just like this. taking a look at the beltway at central avenue, looking good too. wider look at things. you can see we don't have any issues right now. a little bit of construction hanging around

mason and chandler got in some up ase after dressing mickey and miss america. their wardrobe choices, the principal sent them home. needed to me i change. i asked him why, he said no reason. i said he had to have a better than that. and he said, no, he didn't. >> after they were sent home, fellow students came the next day dressed in clothing of the show of sex, as support. the superintendent said after reviewing the policies, they just decided that boys in will not be sent home again. >> don't they do that every year halloween? >> i think so. coming up at 5:00, the scheme cab driver that allowed him to steal more than $200,000. punishmented and the he's now facing. >> plus, after months in terrorty, signs that a group may release the 200 girls it's holding hostage. >> if the allegations couldn't get any worse, they just did. coming up in a live report, the latest in the case against a >> you are watching abc 7 news at 5:00, on your side. >> disturbing new details are coming to light about the allegations against a local rabbi. freundel isry accused of hiding a

we can check on that or you can contact katherine chandler. thank you. >> i will take one last question. >> my question was generated by dr. lou's sharing of the knowledge base and things that we know works. i am curious if you have any familiarity or knowledge about how restorative justice or restorative practice works with students that have been involved in bullying. >> i don't but certainly love to hear more about it. i know there are a lot of these good practices interventions out there and what we are trying to figure out is that instead of these sharing to occur by accident can we engineer

. >> jane chandler. >> this is going to be great. so is this the premier place in the country for this work? >> in all humility, yes. >> so we're in the right place. we're in the right place with the right people. >> all right. good. i think we're all set. we're off to see cranes. >> you and i can go into some observation pens over here and get up close and personal. these birds are native only to north america. they were essentially extingt. >> how many today? >> somewhere around 500 in total. >> so why do you give a crap? >> you know, personally, i kind of got into the whole field because i was interested in bird watching as a young kid. and, liked the challenge of the scientific process. but i think, you know, once you develop those tools, it's important to put them to good use and certainly conservation of natural resources, i think they have just as much of a right to be on the earth as humans or any other species does. so a moral aspect to it. so those are the two things that drove me. the curiosity in the natural world and the

. >> jane chandler. this is going to be great.ace in the country for this work? >> in all humility, yes. >> jane? >> yes. >> rachel? >> yes. all right, so -- >> by the way, thank you, jane, good answer. >> so we're in the right place, right people, would somebody whoop for us? that is not bad. all right, good, i think we're all set. we're off to see cranes. >> you and i can go to observation pins here and get up close and personal. these birds are native only to north america. 22 birds were alive in 1942. >> on the planet? >> on the planet. we figured there were something like that 44 breeding females. >> how many today? >> something over 500 in total. >> so why do you -- why do you give a crap? >> you know, personally, i kind of got into the whole field because i was interested in bird watching as a young kid. and like the challenge, the scientific process, but i think you know once -- you know, you develop those tools it is important to put them to good use. and certainly conservation of natural resources is. also i think they h

. >> once freed, the victim whom sources have identified as chandler was placed offen a stretcher anden to the hospital. police are now investigating to find out if speed was a factor in this crash. >>> despite the publicized controversy of convicted philadelphia cop killer will give a college graduation speech this weekend. this morning we're hearing from the widow of the officer he killed more than 30 years ago. a recorded address by him will be played tomorrow for 20 students at goddard college in vermont. he received his bachelors degree from the school in '96 while behind bars. the 60-year-old is spending life in prison for killing faulkner in 1981. nbc10 spoke with faulkner's widow. she said they could have chosen anybody to give them inspiration and they made the wrong choice. >> sometime in their future of their life they are going to come across either a loved one or maybe a friend that will lose their life brutally and when they do they can think of me. >> during tomorrow's address philadelphia police plan to hold a silent protest at the site of faulkner's murder. >>> today

. >> imus: first we're going to talk to mike huckabee who has written a book dear chandler, dear scarlett

. >> once free, the victim whom sources have identified as tamir chandler was placed on a stretcher and taken to the hospital. police are investigating to find out if speed played a factor in the accident. >>> after a four-month break, the hunt for malaysia airlines flight 370 is about to resume in a desolate stretch of the indian ocean. we'll give you the details. >>> and despite a cease-fire, the fighting continues between pro-russian rebels and ukraine kr ian forces. >>> in yearn ukraine pro-russian rebels are trying to seize a key airport there despite a cease-fire. doesn't sound like much of a cease-fire. three separatist tanks fired at the main terminal at donetsk yesterday and snipers fired shots around the area. government forces stationed in the terminal put up a strong resistance. fighting for the airport has intensified during this past week. it threatens to derail the truce declared at the beginning of september. >>> police in hong kong have arrested 19 people including suspected gang members. they're accuse of attacking pro democracy protesters. the protesters have been on

. >> reporter: among them, the science experiments of some bay area schoolchildren. 8th grader chandlerndrew was at mark west charter school in santa when he heard the news. he and his classmates spent months last year designing an experiment to test whether "triops" could survive a space launch. >> we are trying to see if we could make "triops" a potential food source for astronauts in space. >> reporter: their hard work up in flames. >> it's definitely heartbreaking to see your work lost in an accident like this. it could be difficult to get the students back together to reproduce the experiments. >> reporter: and the supplies for the astronauts were not urgently needed. as for the company itself, orbital science is based in virginia. >> kiet, nasa is paying private companies buildings to take astronauts into space. when is that happening? >> reporter: you know, they were hoping to do it as early as 2017. we'll have to wait and see what happens with this crash and see if it can affected the timeline but kiet do, kpix 5. >>> the other big story baseball. the giants are brushing off gam

. >>> two crooks rob a home in chandler, arizona. they even take the surveillance cameras because they want to try to cover their tracks. but guess what? the footage was reported online. it includes a close-up shot of one of the suspects. police say, just a matter of time before they're found. joke's on them. >> not too bright. huh? jon: no. heather: talk about ebola. first nurse in dallas to contract ebola from a dying patient was flown to national institutes of health in maryland. that makes one patient in maryland, two at emory university hospital in at lant and an and there is the nbc cameraman being treated in nebraska. and numerous people in quarantine. airline and cruise line scrambling to get a hold on this. public health firms face more tough questions every single day. let's bring in the director of the texas children's hospital for vaccine development and founding dean of the national school for tropical medicine at baylor college of medicine. good morning, thanks for joining us. first i want to get your reaction to the ne

. >> reporter: among them the science experiments of some bay area schoolchildren. 8th grader chandlerndrew was at the school in santa rosa when he heard the news. he and classmates spent months last year designing an experiment to test whether shrimp-like "triops" could survive a space launch. >> we're trying to see if we could make "triops" a potential food source for astronauts in space. >> reporter: their hard work up in flames. >> it's definitely heartbreaking to see your work lost in an accident. it could be difficult to get the students back together to reproduce the experiments. >> reporter: and we're being told that the supplies that were on that rocket ship heading to the astronauts in the international space station were not urgently needed. as for that company itself, orbital science based in virginia, this is a major setback for them because this was their only launch pad. it's going to take time for them to rebuild. >> kiet, speaking of setbacks, nasa is paying private companies billions to take astronauts into space. eventually. when is that going to start happening? >>

chandler parsons cuts it to a two-point game. we're tied up here at 98 a piece. having a little vintage lieu witnesses i ask. two of his 18 points makes it mavs plus two. the spurs not even phased. just get it to tony parker who stops, drops a go ahead three ball here. just flexing like a champion does. he had 23. san antonio would hold on 101- 100. >>> monday night date in dallas may have been one of those games the redskins had circled on their calendars all year long but this sunday's game against the vikings is one a number of protesters have been waiting for. organizers in minnesota are promising the biggest protest yesterday against the redskins name coming up this weekend. they're planning for thousands of people to meet sunday morning for a one-mile march to the stadium. protest effort is led by the national coalition against racism in sports and media. you know where redskins owner dan snyder stands on the subject. he has vowed never to change the team's name but this will certainly be in the headlines this weekend, something to look forward to. >> the t

. >> you can drag around and see the entire dining room, the ceiling, look at chandler. >> hello again from fox news in washington. a health care worker at the dallas hospital that treated the ebola patient who died now has tested positive for the we virus but that preliminary test will now be checked bit centers for disease control in atlanta. let's get the latest on this and screening at the united states airports from fox news correspondent. leland? >> there are still a lot of questions to be answered about the new dallas case including exactly how this health care worker came into contact with thomas eric duncan. and how this worker contracted enendespite all of the precautions of the officials in dallas say they were ready. >> the health care worker was under the self-monitor regiment prescribed bit centers for disease control. the entire process from the patient's cell monitoring to admission took less than 90 minutes of the patient condition is stable. >> the new patient report add fever on friday night and was isolated and tested. this is the first case of ebola treated start t

this is chandler from napa. he was given a practice ball in his very first game and would not let it go. we want to see your team spirit. e-mail your fan photos at kgo-tv.com. >> i didn't realize they even had pacifiers with giants colors on them. they think of everything. >> that's right. >>> spencer christian outside, he thinks of everything as well. he's thinking about extreme heat. >> oh, i am, indeed. you think it was hot today, wait for the next two days. it will be quite a bit hotter in some places. live doppler 7 hd, we have sunny skies all across the bay area which is probably apparent to you already. let me move along and give you this view looking towards point rays under sunny skies. currently 75 degrees in san francisco. oakland 79. mid 80s in san carlos, san jose, morgan hill at 73 at half moon bay. here's a beautiful view looking over san francisco, under blue skies looking in all directions. 90 degrees in santa rosa and napa. 82, petaluma. 86 in livermore. one more live view from the rooftop came

we can check on that or you can contact katherine chandler. thank you. >> i will take one last question. >> my question was generated by dr. lou's sharing of the knowledge base and things that we know works. i am curious if you have any familiarity or knowledge about how restorative justice or restorative practice works with students that have been involved in bullying. >> i don't but certainly love to hear more about it. i know there are a lot of these good practices interventions out there and what we are trying to figure out is that instead of these sharing to occur by accident can we engineer that collaborative improvement innovation so we can really accelerate our ability to move the needle over the next five years. >> thank you. >>> i would like to give a warm round of applause to our speakers. thank you very much. [ applause ] >>> friday night c-span's 2014 campaign coverage continues with a live debate in the wisconsin governor's race. incumbent republican scott walker is running for a second term against democratic business woman. rea

. >> reporter: jim morgan installed five security cameras at his chandler home in dobson.ooked directly into one. giving police a clear view of his face. >> i don't know if he thought by taking the cameras they took the evidence but obviously with modern cameras they store to remote cloud location. so even when they took the cameras i have the evidence. >> reporter: morgan was out of state when the burglars hit last week. one security camera mounted on the front of his home captured the suspects car. they got away with thousands of dollars worth of electronics and other valuables. but they left some solid evidence behind. >> i feel like we've got as much evidence as we can hope for for a crime like this. >> that was fox' andrew has bin reporting. >> 13 year old girl attacked by a shark and she talks about the terrifying encounter from her hospital bed next. >> and thieves caught on camera stealing dogs from backyard. the heart broken family just wants them back. how they're hoping friends and strangers will help bring home their pets. put them in the trunk even. >> after t

it's the story of the amazing director, billy wilder, and the contentious relationship with ray chandlerther. >> you always do that. >> no, it's a great story. changed the movie business. it was the first dark movie that got by the consciensen cors. and mike wrote it. wonderful play. and it's funny and it's a little heavy there too. so this is something i'm very proud i'm doing. >> yeah, a departure. and give you a question from a fan ton twitter. >> a fan wrote. >> yes, sally black wroasks you not penny, you are laughing until your sides hurt, why switch to the dark side of film noir now? >> film noir is dark. i'm known for film blank. when you have tears, you have to light it well. but i just wanted to really get into how this was done and how it came about. and it's just a fascinating story based on research that he da d did, and stars great people that i had never known before. >> vincent from "madmen," plays billy wilder. and the terrific actor -- >> larry pine. vincent, and daley, and sophie von -- >> who is daughter of bette midler. >> she debuted in "beaches." she was 1 1/2. she

completely redone have joan chandler. see on the big screen's last emperor wonderful film.ucky enough to spend time with the marvin and malibu in a documentary about his case with out money. airline bigger world role of the martin before 10:00 a.m.. >> : sir drinking the early and what a brilliant man and trusting person to talk to so lucky he taught me about his purple heart begun when his and marines. this book tells all we marvin. like reason he's so nice i was able to share and he it out with his own favorite film he made it called hell and the pacific. also loves the man who and of the great ones. finally this for full screen dvd download. do not miss houdini. >> : israel agreed such a drug such a great film million dollar arms and what a good movie that was >> : really were saying also false are stars >> : also away life of any friends who are into that kind of thing world of >> : and we're seeing on the big screen so beautiful >> : and it also gives a lot of information about how all began and how it got even more popular >> : out there as monkeys their tree >> : tha

the urology department, as it was, were they taking kickbacks from a radiation oncologist in chandler that why they were trying to force radiation treatment down people's throats? i met six people that had the same problem as me. also, why is sharon hellman still earning six figures on paid administrative leave? isn't it time to stop the clock? [ applause ] >> that's all i have to say. [ applause ] >> do you want to follow that? >> i don't think i can follow that act. >> my name is jake. on november 17th, 2011, i came here to have my right rotator cuff repaired. during the procedure, the surgeon encountered a solid tumor he wasn't expecting to find. without my knowledge or consent he removed the entire tumor in once piece without first performing a biopsy. the tumor turned out to be benign, meaning it didn't need to come out. unfortunately when he removed the tumor, he caused a severe injury to my ancillary nerve which prevents me now from lifting my right arm. after the procedure, the surgeon refused to acknowledge the injury. he refused to order any tests. and he refused to make any

congressman chandler didn't go to the convention in 2012. senator manchin didn't go.enator mccaskill didn't go. made major efforts to try to deceive the people of kentucky about her own views and where she is likely to go if she were to get there. with regard to my own record, there have been three major bipartisan agreements during the obama years between republicans and democrats. the vice president and i have negotiated every one of them. thetwo-year extension of bush tax cuts, the fiscal cliff deal on new year's a -- new year's eve of 2012, which made cutsf the bush tax permanent and also got a $5 million per person estate tax exemption which is really significant for family farms and small businesses here in kentucky. 99% of them will not have to be sold in order to get them down to the next generation. so i am prepared to negotiate with the other side when we can find areas of agreement, but i don't share the president's agenda. it's an agenda that i think has been demonstrably bad for america and for kentucky. >> how would your agenda be different? >> as i've s

but we can check on that or you can contact katherine chandler. thank you. >> we'll take one last question. go ahead. >> my question was generated by dr. liu's sharing ofhe knowledge base and things that we know works and i'm curious if you have any familiarity or knowledge about how restorative justice or restorative practice works with students that have been involved in bullying. >> i don't, but certainly love to hear more about it. i just know that there are a lot of these good practices, interventions, out there and what we're trying to figure out is that instead of these sharing to occur by accident, can we engineer that collaborative improvement innovation so that we can really accelerate our ability to move the needle over the next five years. >> thank you. >> well, i'd like to give a warm round of applause to our speakers. thank you very much. >>> 2014 coverage continues tonight with the wisconsin governor's debate between incumbent scott walker and democratic challenger mary burke. here are some recent campaign ads. >> mary burke lied ab

[applause] we have senator feinstein and senator chandler -- senator chambliss. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] .. to find some common sense solutions to the problems facing california and the nation. since her election to the senate in 92, she has worked in a bipartisan way to build a significant record of legislative accomplishments. which include helping to strengthen the nation's security both here and abroad, combating crime and violence, battling cancer and protecting resources in california and across the country. in the 111th congress, she assumed the chairmanship of the senate select committee on intelligence. where she oversees the nation's 16 intelligence agencies, and i should point she was the first female senator to hold that position. it is also my pleasure to introduce the honorable saxby chambliss. in 2008 saxby chambliss was elected to serve a second term in the united states center. georgia trends magazine which has been sizzling named him as one of the most influential georgians calls him a highly visible and well respected