i've been at cna safety and security team for about five years now. we do a lot of work on disaster response but also accident responding. shortly after i got to cna in 2009, 2010 was the haiti earthquake, and that was really kind of the first time it entered the powerful consciousness about text messaging and these new technologies to aid folks after a disaster. since then, i ran across wendy -- there was a crisis data conference at the red cross, and it was the first time you saw these technologists come together with the first responders and started talking about issues amongst the two. since then i've really been interested looking at the intersection at that space on a couple levels. one is in terms of emergency responders, like the people who are charged with finding them if they get lost. as you say, we may make a phone call when we're lost, but disasters as well, they did some great work on people sending out tweets or facebook posts after a disaster. i know the first earthquake i ever experienced was actually in virginia a couple years ago. y

>> the question, we ran cna as to.out together. wonderful to have so many veterans and alumni here in the room. thank you for your service, keeping us if not on the straight and narrow, at least out of jail. the the cia report, i think, was correctly cautionary. the question is whether a sod was bad enough that it was an us vital national interests to attempt to overthrow him, and we had, i believe, a window of opportunity when the assessment of professionals i respect very highly, probably as good a national a national security team of any party as we have ever had. phenomenal team who looked at the cost and benefits, the likelihood, and made the assessment. and these are high risk operations. they do they do not often succeed. the more support you put behind them the more likely they are to succeed. it succeed. it is a question of how important this objective is end even if it is loafers on the ground, cia agents, but have a degree of plausible deniability that soldiers do not. i i do not disagree that this was a high risk option

i've been at cna safety and security team for about five years now. we do a lot of work on disaster response but also accident responding. shortly after i got to cna in 2009, 2010 was the haiti earthquake, and that was really kind of the first time it entered the powerful consciousness about text messaging and these new technologies to aid folks after a disaster. since then, i ran across wendy -- there was a crisis data conference at the red cross, and it was the first time you saw these technologists come together with the first responders and started talking about issues amongst the two. since then i've really been interested looking at the intersection at that space on a couple levels. one is in terms of emergency responders, like the people who are charged with finding them if they get lost. as you say, we may make a phone call when we're lost, but disasters as well, they did some great work on people sending out tweets or facebook posts after a disaster. i know the first earthquake i ever experienced was actually in virginia a couple years ago. y

we countered those and are working for cna to work with us on that. >> the strike is set to go on until wednesday morning at 7:00 a.m. today's strike coins sides with national day of action for more ebola training and better protective clear. another nurse cleared of ebola is out of the hospital tonight. >> i wanted to start by taking a moment by thanking the medical team here at hhc bellevue medical center for the tremendous care and support they have provided me to fight this virus. >> spencer has been isolation since becoming sick last month. he contracted the virus while treating patience in west africa. >>> from the bay to washington, d.c., the nation pausing to honor america's heroes today. >> present. >> eat arlington national sem t cemetery vice president joe biden upheld the tradition of laying a wealth on the tomb of unknown soldier. >>> veterans of all ages sacrifice so much for this country. we now look at the unique challenges young veterans are facing these days. >> i'm here at the vet center in san jose, the young veterans say their experience is much different than the h

. >> cna in stool samples for 416 pairs of twins, they discovered a little known group of ancient bacteria, more probable in skinnier individuals than fatter individuals. >> the opposite twin who didn't we put those into mice and found that the one with the lots of mike robes would prevent that mouse from becoming fat and the other one who didn't have it became obese. >> pro-biotic material, doses would have to be tailored to match the recipient's genes. >> some more news before we leave you in the. secretary of state john kerry will hold more talks the deadline for a deal is two weeks away. and the white house is expressinexpressing concern abos described as the worst fighting in over a month in korean. join -- in eastern ukraine. i'm hari sreenivasan, have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by:

this 22 year old young woman what we know about her she is a cna certified nursing assistant the presbyterian hospital. according to her family she was with family last night. she had gotten off of a bus not far from here. she was walking down the street, came very close to this area here and that camera you see there on the side of that apartment building captured what happened next. flyers around the neighborhood tell the story of a missing woman. but it is this dramatic video released by police late this afternoon that shows the horror of twenty two year old carl leisha free land gaither being pulled and dragged in a car last night that now has her family begging for her savory lease. >> don't hurt her. please, don't hurt her. >> reporter: just another 9:30 p.m. the surveillance camera rah shows the suspects vehicle stops out of frame of camera on the one hadn't dread block of west colter street. the suspect gets out and approaches car leisha confronts her at the corner of colter and green streets and then in what looks to be against her will pulls her down the street and into the car whic

at cnas we're privileged that yochi wrote his book while a writer in residence at the center. and during his year with us we discovered that not only is he a world class author, but also a wonderful colleague and friend. his deep insight into the human side of war was vitally important into all of the thinking that we did on our own projects and writing, and it fully animates the book that we're here tonight to celebrate. in "the invisible front," he tells the story of the grahams, a couple who suffered the loss of two sons, one to combat and one to citizen. in their grief they turned towards service of their own and helped lead a drive to stem military suicide, and they embraced a cause that had become far larger than any individual or family. yochi tells their story with his characteristic grace, and it's a book that deserves to be very widely read and appreciated. now, if i've convinced you of that latter fact, you'll be pleased to though that books will be for sale, and you can purchase them after the conversation on stage, and yochi will be available to sign your copies.

kaiser is committed to bargaining with the california nurses association, has been at the table with cna since august. we have been bargaining in good faith. >> kaiser has hired replacement nurses to replace the strikers. the strike coincides with a call for greater ebola protection for nurses during a national day of action tomorrow. >>> grief counselors arrive to help students cope with a series of shootings off campus. in the past week, six teenagers were wounded and sadly, 16-year-old rodney frazier died. most of the victims attend richmond high school. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez joins us from the police department. >> reporter: well, richmond has really tried to reduce gun violence in the community and police have been successful at it, but these recent shootings tell them more work has to be done. in the meantime, police are concerned that some may decide to retaliate. tuesday night, richmond's iron triangle was the scene of a shooting where three teenagers were injured. all hispanic. ten blocks from here, a fourth teenager was also shot. on friday night, 16 year old rodne

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we have countered those proposals and we're waiting for cna to work with us on that. >> reporter: in a statement, kaiser called the timing irresponsible entering flu season. nurses counter in order to look out for patient and staff long-term they needed to show kaiser they mean business. >> we're being responsible because of the fact kaiser has kind of lost touch with its nurses and patient care. for the past two years we've been severely short staffed. >> this is my question, tell us what the good time is. we'll do it. >> reporter: back here live, the two-day strike does coincide with a national day of action on ebola across the country, set for tomorrow with nurses calling for more protection and training in ebola response. now, kaiser says it follows both state and federal guidelines in the ebola preparation and response. nurses we spoke with here say they need two things, one, fully impenetrable hazmat suits, as well as training how to take off and put on these suits. that's when they say there's the greatest risk of infection. live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> all rig

cna and kaiser in contract negotiation negotiations. the union leaders also say the strike is part of tomorrow national day of action demanding greater protection for nurses from the ebola virus. >>> menlo park police shot an killed a man they claim point add gun at them today. we see where it happened on willow place near willow road. police were answering the call about a suspicious person when they found a man who had broken into a business. from dispatcher recordings you can hear what happened next. >> we have one down. we need medic. and if the other units close off willow road. got a loaded firearm. he fared at us. we have got him down. >> we have obviously an internal investigation to talk with the officers to get their statement and other witnesses that may have seen what happened. >>reporter: san mateo county district attorney's office is also investigating today shooting. suspect name will be released once the family is notified we are told. >>> in richmond there has been an keys las vegas of gang related violence. 6 attention

we have countered those proposals and are waiting for cna to work with us on that. >> the strike is set to go until thursday at 7:00 a.m. it coincides with a national day of action for more ebola training and better protective gear for nurses. >>> the meeting is brief but the topics serious. cameras captured president obama speaking with his russian nemesis for the first time in months. janelle wang joins us now with more. >> reporter: jessica, this is the first time the two leaders have spoken face to face since june and not much has changed. these rivals still don't see eye to eye. president obama and russian president vladimir putin appeared all nice in front of the cameras at the apex summit in beijing. three brief conversations for a total of 15 minutes. the topics included the civil war in syria, iran's nuclear program and russia's aggression toward ukraine. in stark contrast, president obama and chinese president xi jinping appeared to be growing closer, taking a walk together and enjoying a private dinner. the president wants to take their relationship into a new phase. they ann

there have been 30 proposals that cna has put forth and management has responded to all of those proposalsle with us. they stay at the table maybe an hour when they say they are staying all day. >> reporter: some nonemergency surgeries and appointments have been canceled. kaiser has notified the patients who have been affected. tomorrow it's national ebola awareness day. and nurses from maine to missouri to texas will be striking. a nurses' rally is set for noon at the oakland federal building and this strike will last through the business day. nurses coming back to work nurse morning. live from san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, tara. 8:45. and on this veterans day one local artist is transforming military uniforms into art. pam cook is in the studio now with this very personal and fascinating story. >> the more i read about it. the more i enjoy hearing about it. drew wanted to tell veterans stories and help them work through their own memories. he created combat paper. he's turning military uniforms into art and story telling. he takes uniform