dolan is hoping to convince the judge to revoke her death certificate. >>> the 33-year-old freelance news photographer was covering the ebola epidemic with dr. nancy snyderman when he came down with a slight fever. dr. snyderman and the rest of her crew are fine, but they will return to the u.s. and they will be quarantined for 21 days as a precaution. >>> we also have more information in the case from a man from liberia recently diagnosissed with ebola in dallas, texas. while thomas duncan is under going treatment at the hospital, the woman that he was visiting and her family are quarantined at her apartment. duncan's friend told cnn anderson cooper she hasn't been able to get rid of the bed sheets and towels duncan used. >> so you took them off the bed and put them into a plastic bag? >> he filled out a form saying he did not care for anyone that was infected with ebola. but someone said he had been helping ebola patients in liberia. the dallas hospital is telling him why he was sent home with antibiotics after the first trip to the emergency room. duncan flew to the u.s. on two se

. >> reporter: in a news conference this afternoon, attorney christopher dolan presented brain tests showing she is functioning. her mother is convinced she is functioning. >> she knows the difference between left and right, she knows to move her leg. >> reporter: magnus disagrees. he says the evidence dolan presents is not the scientific proof to show jahi is alive. >> the right kind of evidence is a clinical exam. >> reporter: magnus says he is feeding jahi's family false hope. >> when you have people far outside the mainstreaming claiming they can cure things that are incurable, you should be nervous about that. >> reporter: jahi's mother wants to bring her back to california. andria borba, kpix5. >> the family attorney says if jahi is declared alive, she will be eligible for state benefits. >>> what a difference a week makes. last friday night, we were talking about hail, remember? a freak storm that dumped six inches of it in napa. well today, it was so hot, we broke some records. >> 90 degrees at sfo. a lot of other ones were close. vallejo, 94. hottest day of the year, napa, 9

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attorney chris dolan says he has experts coming to the bay area to say jahi mcmath is alive. tests show she has brain activity that wasn't there before. dolan is asking the judge to declare she has not suffered brain death and he wants her death certificate voided. >> jahi is doing so much better physically. >> reporter: they insisted their daughter is improving. remember late last year, she had gone to oakland children's hospital for a tonsillectomy but there were complications and she was declared brain dead. her family fought the declaration and moved her to a hospital in new jersey that would keep her on life support. >> there is no evidence that brain dead patients can ever recover. >> reporter: he want to see proof, independent proof. >> i would think that they would at a minimum need an independent court appointed neurologist to verify that all the previous independent neurologists who have done an evaluation did so in error. >> reporter: jahi's attorney says he has photo and video evidence. he didn't want to talk about it on camera tonight, he will elaborate friday. j

dolan says if you want to use hand sanitizer that's a good idea. if you want to get a hepa mask to wear on a flight. but he points out that contracting ebola on a flight, extremely low. live at sfo terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> terry, thank you. the concern is global. a nurse in spain is now the first person to contract the virus outside of africa. the female nurse was part of a team that treated a priest last month who had ebola in west africa and was brought to spain for treatment. now, the nurse only entered that patient's room twice. it's also alarming because spain is a developed country yet still couldn't prevent the spread in this particular case. >>> locally now, new video tonight of a disturbing assault on a busy berkeley street. take a look. it happened on september 23rd on shattuck avenue near olston way. you can see a woman pushing her shopping cart. she then pushes one of the two people passing her to the ground. the victim is an 85-year-old woman from oakland. police say it was unprovoked, this attack. the assailant is descri

. >>> reporter: attorney chris dolan told the judge he has experts coming to the bay area to testify that jahi is alive. he says tests have shown she now has brain activity that wasn't there before. dolan is asking the judge to declare that she has not suffered brain death and he wants her death certificate voided. >> jahi is doing so much better physically. >> reporter: a few months ago, her parents gave an interview to the terri schiavo foundation insisting tear daughter is improving. remember late -- their is improving. remember late last year she had a tonsillectomy and there were complications and she was declared brain-dead. her family fought it and moved her to a hospital in new jersey that would keep her on life support. >> there's no evidence that patients who are brain-dead can ever recover. there's no recovery from death. >> reporter: david mag us is of the stanford center for biomedical ethics say the attorney's claim is sun precedented. he wants to see proof, independent proof. >> i would think that they would at a minimum need an independent court-appointed competent qu

> now the australian transportation safety board is searching again with chief commissioner martin dolan techniques for detecting needles in those haystacks. we have high confidence that if we've got the right haystack we'll find the needle in it. >> friends and family members can only hope that's true. >> it's easy to forget the plight of these families. you can imagine the roller coaster of emotions that goes along with this and you go through the stages that you go through including denial, wondering if it happened at all and in this case there's no wreckage so you can imagine how people would say well maybe they are alive somewhere and how much would that add to your torment. >> dolan believes he has the tools to find the answers. >> this is no easy task but we think we have the best vessels and the best crews to carry it out well. >> and experts have continued to refine the search area but that doesn't mean it's easy to reach. >> it's six days sailing out from the coast of australia and so again in terms of duration we have some challenges and we're operating at the range toward the

how much would that add to your torment. >> dolan believes he has the the tools to find the answers.o easy task. but we think we have the best vessels and the best crews to carry it out well. >> and experts have continued to refine the search area. but that doesn't mean it's easy to reach. >> it's six days out from the coast of australia. and so, again, in terms of duration we have some challenges. we are operating in the range toward the limits of the equipment, which is the best equipment available. >> this is the vessel, the "fugro oequator" and the "go phoenix." the ships will be canvassing part of the indian ocean sea bed that have never been before chartered. and a huge task costing huge amounts of money with of course no guarantees whatsoever of success. experts say failure is not an option. for so many reasons. >> this is an airliner with a sterling safety record. now if there was something wrong, mechanically, and we don't know about it. that's serious. it's very important that we get to the bottom of this for a lot of reasons. not just -- not the least of which is the famil

>> dolan believes he has the tools to find the answers. >> this is no easy task but we think we've got and best crews to carry it out well. >> and experts have continued to refine the search area, but that doesn't mean it's easy to reach. >> it's six days sailing out from the coast of australia and so, again, it in terms of duration we've got some challenges and operating in the range towards the limits of the equipment we have available to us which is the best available available. >> this is the smaller model counted on to do the job joined by its sister ship and by this vessel, the "go phoenix." for the most part the ships taking part in this new search will be canvassing part of the ocean seabed that have never been charted before, a huge task costing huge amounts of money with, of course, no guarantees whatsoever of success. but experts say failure is not an option for so many reasons. >> this is an airliner with a sterling safety record. now, if there was something wrong, mechanically and we don't know about it, that's serious. it's very important that we get to the bottom of this

dolan is hoping to convince the courts to revoke her death sentence. >>> camera man has tested positive for the ebola virus. he was covering the ebola epidemic with dr. nancy snyderman when he started to have a slight fever on wednesday. he is now being transported here to the u.s. to get treated. dr. snyder man and the rest of her crew are said to be fine. they will come back to the u.s. and be quarantined for 21 days as a precaution. meantime the nephew of the liberia man diagnosissed with ebola in dallas, texas says his uncle is now too weak to talk on the phone. the woman he was visiting in dallas along with her family, they are quarantined at their apartment. cleaning crew that was hired to sanitize and clean the apartment didn't have the right credentials and they were turned way. duncan's friend told cnn anderson cooper she hasn't been able to get rid of the bed sheets and towels that duncan used. >> so you took them off the bed and put them into a plastic bag? >> now the government of liberia may file charges against duncan if they find out he lied to get out of the country. he

he brings a lot of credibility to in sg and the dolan family. msg.ently -- to --a barely there are no apparently there are no plans to sell. >> time warner being sold to comcast, once these businesses break into, perhaps the msg cable ads become a target for somebody. the real estate assets if you will, which will be msg proper, that business could be turned into a wreath and then you can roll up the real estate side. one because a target and one becomes an acquirer. it is all tbd because we do not know the shareholder structure down the road, but they definitely become easier targets. >> all right, jeff, thank you so much, jeff mccracken as we mentioned of bloomberg news, a global editor for him in a here. let's get back to those tech earnings online twitter taking a tumble in the premarket as we mentioned, now down almost 14%. third quarter user growth slowed and losses widened. mark zuckerberg and company are getting ready to release their latest results after the bell. will facebook wow investors again with its ability to monetize mobile? i

cardinal timothy dolan will be attending the meeting in vatican city. you. how are you? >> it's afternoon here. let's hurry up. my pasta's getting cold all right? >> we have some suggestions for you. first, this is an important time in the church and the question is this an example of pope francis trying to take the church in new drengzs, open it up without changing or assaulting doctrine? >> yeah that's a good way to put it charkserly. i'd say you're on to something. namely how to be true to the timeless unchange teaching of the church but yet trying to put fine invigorating ways to present it. pope francis has captured the imagine of the world in trying to do that and this would be a good example. yeah, thing you're onto something. >> how big is the division over what he is trying to do. >> i know the remarkable backing and the attempt to teach. there's eun namety there, charlie. there might be some good deep discussion, you bet there is on the way that's being expressed. this was a draft document a first stage of what's going to be the result of our

scott dolan, who has been outside of casey hickox's home since monday, covering this story. thank you for joining us, scott. >> thank you. >>> that nurse refusing to be confined to her home in maine, and law enforcement keeping a watchful eye as state troopers are told to track her every move. joining us now, tom, fort kent, maine, police chief. great to have you on the show, chief. so you have a new responsibility this week. that is called watching nurse casey hickox. who is doing this? do you have one trooper outside of her house? >> no. i do not work with the state police. i'm the police chief here in fort kent, maine. the state police, actually, have an administration who has -- is working at the governor's request to track casey. we are not. they have troopers posted outside of her house, and they are going to monitor her movements, and we have not been told anything otherwise to monitor. not restricting and not preventing her from leaving her house in the immediate area. >> so, chief, how has this changed the way in which your y? >> it's raised some concerns amongst ou

patty's day parade, all right with cardinal dolan. he's such a regular guy.s almost like the mayor of new york has said it, but we know that. but the cardinal of new york, it's a big deal. >> and it was a precursor of what we're seeing played out now at the senate. put it in context. you touched on it. doctrinally, nothing changes, but the way we look to integrate divorced catholics, gay and lesbian couples and individuals into the doctrine of the church, into the face of the church is profoundly important and that's what this pope wants more than anything else. >> not only with the gay element, which is enormous, but a lot of people got stuck with the wrong partner in straight marriage. gay marriage too. >> that will be discovered. >> i mean hatred relationships, horror relationships. i knew a couple women who married guys, they were beautiful courtships, within months, they were beating them up. so they had to escape that. nobody can believe that's a blessed marriage. then they find out and the church is saying, good for you. you're a good person. you're go

that was the dolans who had a long-standing relationship with him.ut peltz is a vote of confidence for the activist community in general. >> sure. >> i think the feeling is that the old way of doing business will not prevail if you have a guy like this who doesn't suffer fools gladly and see it is value unlocks. >> so we don't know who weather the move to put peltz on spurling on the board is an attempt to either soothe or thwart the activist j.a.t. >> i think it's going to plakt j.a.t. or other activists potentially. we don't know who's gotten into the stock in the last couple months. at the same time it is not the slate necessarily they would have had in mind. so an activists activist. right but also somebody with ties to the dolans and spurling as well. trying can be darn tough as you know when they are involved with a pepsi or la zard or any other names. >> peltz is the real deal. >> and it's tough. and he'll continue at it until he gets what he wants. >> everybody bullish on the desk for this? >> i want o see how it unfolds but i'm not buying it

cardinal timothy dolan will join us from rome. the news is back in the morning.at 7:00. >> thank you, norah. we'll be watching. >>> president obama says it is going to take the full coalition banding together for isis to be defeated. >> the president made the remark after meeting with defense chiefs from almost two dozen countries. the meeting comes as the terror group gains ground in iraq. >> this is going to ablong-term campaign. there are noquick fixes involved. we're still at the early stages. as with any military effort, there will be days of progress and there are going to be periods of setback. >> isis continues its push to capture kobani. turkey committed to help train moderate syrian rebels. >>> the nomination process to replace attorney general eric holder is set to begin after mid-term elections next month. >> that's the latest word from the white house. the effort to find a new attorney general is expected to spark a fight on capitol hill. among those likely to be in the running labor secretary tom perez and former homeland security chief janet napoli

christopher dolan, the attorney, petitioned an alameda county judge that the teen is alive. last year they declared the 13-year-old -- not in oakland, children's hospital declared the 13-year-old brain dead after surgery. a death cert set was issued. the family insisted she was still alive and moved her to a private facility. if a court approves the request, the hospital or taxpayers could be on the hook for her life support medical costs. >>> santa clara police are looking into an accident that left an elderly woman dead. officers want to know if negligence may have contributed to the crash. a car struck and killed 75-year-old lieu when she was walking on winchester boulevard. the impact knocked her out of her shoes. it was that bad. the 19-year-old woman was pulling out of the cvs when officers say her car struck the woman who was on the sidewalk. >> this is a highly traveled area by pedestrians and motorists. we believe someone saw something and we want them to step forward and contact us. >> the driver did stop at the accident scene and is, we are told, cooperating with

we hear from cardinal timothy dolan. >>> and why flight attendants want to bring back a ban on electronicoff. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm susan mcginnis. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com m susan mcginnis. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com d i'm frank mall >>> linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. >>> good morning, it is wednesday, october 15. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is nearly 4:30. and it's raining. a little bit anyway. how are you? >> lingering showers. i'm not quite sure if we can pull it up on our doppler radar at this particular time -- yeah, we can. what we have is this pop-up hit and miss scattered showers and that's the case through the morning commute and all this will end. it will be a mostly cloudy and breezy day today with highs in the 60s and 70s. we'll still have the forecast coming up. >> i needed my windshield wipers coming in. san mateo bridge everything is so far moving at the speed limit. a couple of spinouts out the door already

christopher dolan, the attorney, petitioned an alameda county judge that the teen is alive. last year they declared the 13-year-old -- not in oakland, children's hospital declared the 13-year-old brain dead after surgery. a death cert set was issued. the family insisted she was still alive and moved her to a private facility. if a court approves the request, the hospital or taxpayers could be on the hook for her life support medical costs. >>> santa clara police are looking into an accident that left an elderly woman dead. officers want to know if negligence may have contributed to the crash. a car struck and killed 75-year-old lieu when she was walking on winchester boulevard. the impact knocked her out of her shoes. it was that bad. the 19-year-old woman was pulling out of the cvs when officers say her car struck the woman who was on the sidewalk. >> this is a highly traveled area by pedestrians and motorists. we believe someone saw something and we want them to step forward and contact us. >> the driver did stop at the accident scene and is, we are told, cooperating with

people poundedded the pavement, bright and early to benefit the kelly ann dolan memorial fund. proceeds from the race will help families caring for children with serious illnesses and injuries all across tri-state area. >>> time for a check of the accu weather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee and it will get cold. >> you will feel difference temperatures dropping down to the 40's and 30's north and west of town. we have football weather on the the way for tomorrow. the chill will be in the air, walter. we will show you storm tracker six live double scan radar showing you it is quiet, with precipitation as we didn't have sun early morning or rain showers all that precipitation moving off shore, and i've got video to show you and walter, i hope you are paying attention. i have to say, that is snow in crossing county, minnesota. in fact, this is first reporting of snow in october, for minute so the a we have a light coating there a lot of the western great lakes saw light coat to go a half inch of snowfall, even chicago, pick up, a trace of snowfall earlier today making c

her attorney dolan presented what he says are the findings of independent brain research experts whoerformed brain imaging and other tests at rutgers university medical school. >> people have been very critical about this family and myself, saying somehow we're trying to pull a hoax or something. we're not. we have mri evidence, eeg evidence. >> reporter: wakefield shared photos of the girl appearing nourished and full of colors and videos that show her responding to commands to move her feet and hands. however, we are not able to independently verify the videos. >> she's not deteriorating. her skin looks flawless. she looks better to me. she has no organ failure. >> reporter: the family filed a court petition asking a judge to reverse the girl's death certificate. doctors declared her brain dead last december after she underwent tonsil surgery at ucsf children's hospital oakland. her mother wants to bring her home from new jersey where she and her parents have been staying. >> i'm not crazy, you think i would give up my job, my house, my kids, my family, my everything, if i didn't b

to get an mri in the presence of experts retained by the family and an image of what attorney chris dolan says is of the child's brain. >> there's her mri. this is unequivocal proof that jahae mcmath has not had her brain liquefied. >> the problem is while those are very interesting findings they don't have anything to do with being able to really evaluate definitively whether a patient is brain dead. >> reporter: bioethics professor here has not seen the so-called evidence but doubts the girl is alive. she says it is random for such people to have random body movement. >> if you videotape long enough you will have random movements that coincide roughly with instructions. >> reporter: despite the critics, her mother presses on. she demands the death certificate be reversed so she can bring her daughter back home and get possible medical care in california. she is currently at an undisclosed location in new jersey. >> i'm not crazy. i would give up my house, my job, my kids, my family, my everything if i didn't believe in jahai. >> reporter: the court date is scheduled for thursday. in san

christopher dolan, the attorney, petitioned an alameda county judge that the teen is alive. last year they declared the 13-year-old -- not in oakland, children's hospital declared the 13-year-old brain dead after surgery. a death cert set was issued. the family insisted she was still alive and moved her to a private facility. if a court approves the request, the hospital or taxpayers could be on the hook for her life support medical costs. >>> santa clara police are looking into an accident that left an elderly woman dead. officers want to know if negligence may have contributed to the crash. a car struck and killed 75-year-old lieu when she was walking on winchester boulevard. the impact knocked her out of her shoes. it was that bad. the 19-year-old woman was pulling out of the cvs when officers say her car struck the woman who was on the sidewalk. >> this is a highly traveled area by pedestrians and motorists. we believe someone saw something and we want them to step forward and contact us. >> the driver did stop at the accident scene and is, we are told, cooperating with

and 1-800-of the people who used to be a cheesehead and may be still is cardinal dolan.take on the minnesota vikings tonight on cbs. it may have the most loyal and energetic fan base in all of pro football. dean reynolds is inside lambeau field. dean, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you know, as a lifelong fan of chicago bears, i feel like i'm about to break out in hives being this close to lambeau field, even an empty lambeau field. but tonight there will be about 80,000 packer faithful here cheering on their favorites as only they can do. ♪ let's go lambeau ♪ let's go lambeau ♪ >> reporter: we identify them by their apparel and their passion, the fans of the green bay parkers. >> rodgers' quick pass, touchdown. >> reporter: through good times and bad, through sunshine and snow storms, they are deeply committed to their team. bea fray lick and her two kids who we met on a cold, rainy, blustery day on lambeau field. >> reporter: this is what some would say is an obsessive devotion to the packers. >> i want you to come back when it's 10 below. >> reporter: yeah.

dolan's hydrating treatment, drip drop, are headed overseas. >> 11% of surveyed americans are very worried about ebola exposure with 21% indicating they are somewhat worried. we did speak with officials here at sfo who say in the meantime they do feel prepared with the cdc experts to join first responders should there be a suspected case, they've got the ability to meet aboard the aircraft and assess the situation right away. >> we'll see if this does assuage fears. thank you very much. >> the first person attracts the virus outside of africa. a nurse has now tested positive for ebola. she was part of a team that treated a priest last month. she only entered the patient's room, we're told, twice. >> the nbc cameraman infected with eblola is said nobody good spirits. he was working with dr. nancy snide ayde snyderman when he fell ill. dr. snyderman and her crew were checked when they arrived and all said they felt good. >> officials say thomas eric duncan is in critical condition. officials will meet today to discuss how the county is preparing for a potential ebola case here in the bay are

we'll talk to cardinal timothy dolan about the changes in the catholic church.ne pauley is in for gayle. >> good morning. coming up in this half hour the use of electronics taking off. cabin crews want something shut off. >> plus, the dark side of a bright career. pop star kesha claims she is the victim of a decade of abuse at the hands of a music power player.s she's at the hands of a music power player. that is ahead. >>> it is time to look at this morning's headlines. american crude is down 20% since june. thursday's -- tuesday's drop was the biggest for a single day in two years. one reason the high output of oil production contain add glut. the average for regular is now 3 $3.18un "houston chronicle" says abortion clinics are allowed to open. after the law passed only eight facilities stayed open. abortion opponents say clinics put women's safety in danger. >>> the "washington post" looks at how they're come bath ebola. the ceo and his wife are dough nads $25 million. he hopes the money can help responders on the ground in west africa. >>> "time" says there

portland press herald staff writer scott dolan has been covering this from the start, and he joins uscasey hickox's home. what can you tell us about what transpired with the bike ride? >>

i am joined by former oakland a's vice president andy dolan and brad adgate in new york.let me start with you. viewingnk most of the was done online. last night was the first sunday game was stream, the deal that major league baseball made with the networks. typically, the world series has been aging a little bit. the median age of the viewer is over 50, and last night's parliamentary ratings was below last year's game 1, but the good news is it is a lot more than what fox typically does on a night. an >> despite what to brad a saying, eight is low, down from 8.6 last year. change. namic has i do not really pay that much attention to the national ratings, and this is really a localized event. everybody in san francisco is watching, everybody in kansas city was watching. a lot of people and the rest of the country, it was not a mega event, they're onto something else. >> this does not worry major league baseball? >> i do not think so, and it is not worry commissioner bob seeley because he is waving goodbye, but at its core, baseball is really a regional sport. when you do

a last eks should be accepted and valued a ho, language was cardinal timothy dolan, the archbishop of new york explains some of the thoughts of those in his group. there was a good dee bait. >> reporter: language on whether or not catholics that were divorced would be able to take communion out. >> i think these issues will continue to be discussed during the coming year, especially, how to deal with people that have been divorced and remarried. the document doesn't resolve it. >> reporter: this is not the end of the debate. there is another larger meeting of bishops scheduled for next year. >> >> forensic teams combing through a wooded area in rural virginia after human remains were found yesterday by searchers looking for a missing university of virginia student. remains were found eight miles from where hannah graham was found alive. authorities have not confirmed what the remains are, but they have called off future searches for graham. >> >> remains were found near where morgan hairington was found four years ago. jessie matthews was arrested for kidnapping graham and police say

that was a spin-off of the dolan spun off. it was white hot. just a year ago, we thought that was going to -- it felt like that between mad men and "the walking dead" and "breaking dead." and now that stock has taken a stumble because think think it's a different issue. i think it's different with sports franchises that seems to add value year ar yeefr and generation to generation. >> so if they do, in fact, spin off the sports interests, you would hold your shares? >> sure. madison square garden has such a large moat around it. there is no implication for madison squared garden. >> thank you for calling in this morning. >>> still to come, crude oil is hovering around $81 a barrel. right now, down close to 25% from its june high. at what price will american dealers start tapping their wells? are we close to having that happen? stick around to find out. >>> plus, a new survey of ceos, a survey on hiring for the next year. "squawk box" will be right back. an unprecedented program arting busithat partners businesses with universities across the st

dolan does seem to be handing over control of the knicks to phil jackson.s the owner, but not making the decision. jackson seems to be. so there is the possibility if this were to happen down the road you could see a sale. i'm not saying it's going to happen. there is a possibility being raised you could try to create a ri reit structure for the other part of the business. talking about the arena and radio city, things like that. interesting to see activists -- and this guy thaler is not an activist, but active shareholders. hedge funds came in getting what they wanted in a family-controlled company, or making progress. >> so interesting. nelson peltz, first initially didn't want peltz on. >> here is a company that welcomes pelts. >> he hasn't necessarily bought stock. one would think he is looking for an economic pay-off. he is going to want to make money. that's what he's all about. >> making money in dupont. making money in pepsico. >> he is about making money. >>> the durable goods put buying back in the market. we are doing a beeline for wheat durables

attorney chris if for dolan says he plans to show a video of jahi moving her limbs and other signs ofife. >>> time is 5:37. a television tamara man has tested positive for the ebola virus. the 33-year-old freelance news photographer was covering the epidemic. now he is being treated here in the u.s.. >> a cleaning crew hired to sanitize the apartment did not have the proper credentials. they were turned away. duncan's friend told cnn anderson cooper she hasn't been able to get rid of the bed sheets and the towels that duncan used. >> so you took them off the bed and put them into a plastic bag? >> no under the shower in the plastic bag. everything is on the bed. >> the liberian government may file charges against duncan if they find out he lied to get out of the country. before he left, he filled out a form saying he did not care -- saying that he did not come in contact with anyone with ebola. [ inaudible ] administrators blame the computer problem a flaw that prevented doctors from seeing his travel history. duncan flew here to the united states on two separate united airline flight

attorney christopher dolan filed papers yesterday, saying he has experts showing that mcmath has brain activity. last december she went into a coma following surgery in oakland. the team of doctors there certified she had no brain activity but the family insisted she was still alive and had her moved to a private facility. now, if the court approves the request, the hospital or the taxpayers could be on the hook for jahaigh's medical costs. >>> and today, others came forward to the mayor to say they lost confidence. >> when the 24 year veteran of the san francisco fire department, a battalion chief, said it had to be done. >> i have never seen morale this low. >> and it is low because? >> i feel that it is a leadership issue. >> by top, battalion chief means joanne hayes white who faces increasing criticism from all branches of her department, first came the letter from rank and file to mayor ed lee, today, another letter from her trusted managers, 44 chiefs. >> we all felt it was important to have a consensus. and i have spoken to all the chief officers and we have a vast majority tha

her about to get an mri in the presence of experts retained by the family and an image of what chris dolan says is of the child's brain. >> here is her mri. this is unequivalent proof that she has not had her brain liquefied. >> it's very sad. it's unfortunate the family has not been put in a situation to accept the reality. >> reporter: david magnet of stanford has not seen the so-called evidence but doubts she is alive. he says it is common for people declared brain dead to have random body movements. >> if you videotape long enough you'll have things at that will coincide roughly with instructions. >> reporter: despite the critics, her mother presses on. she's going to court asking that her death certificate be reversed so she can bring her back home and get possible medical care inc california. she is currently at an undisclosed location in new jersey. >> and as long as i'm living and have a heartbeat, as long as she has one, i will never ever let anybody disconnect her. >> reporter: the court date is scheduled for thursday. in san francisco, lillian kim, abc 7 news. >>> health occasio

people pounded pavement bright and early to benefit the kelly anne dolan memorial fund.will help people caring for children with serious injuries and i willnesses all across the tri-state. >> time for sports. jamie apody is in for jeff. live at the "action news" sports center with eagles preview. hey, jamie. >> hey there, walter, there may be three in one. eagles playing across san francisco and a chance for redemption. eagles often -- well they had trouble. birds dealing with nay sayers all week now that it's apparent offense has flaws. nick foles not as fluid as last season and having trouble getting on same page as receivers and made mistakes inopener tune times against san francisco how does he focus on moving on. >> i don't watch, listen or read. it makes it a lot easier. so, doing that i just focus on what i can control. and that is coming in here. i know what i need to work on. i know where my flaws are. i'm not blind to that. i know what i missed on i can see it and feel it. obviously you don't want to to make mistakes. i made mistakes last time and i know that.

bring back in terry dolan and erin gibbs.ut the fact, erin, the russell small caps are bouncing? how significant if at all is that? >> personally i don't view it as significant. they were massively oversold going into this and hit hard. this is more of a consolidation phase. longer term, small caps tend to underperform in the inflation environments. >> we don't have rising inflation. >> not quite. not quite. but i would say longer term next year expecting this to happen, i would say over a next year, put your money more in the large caps versus small. >> terry, what are you watching closest today? >> s&p very closely. there's been a big disconnect of the dow relationship and the s&p. you can see the dow hasn't plummeted as much as the s&p 500 and looking for it to stabilize and build a little bit of a base and technical side of it, it doesn't look like it has help on the index. >> how about the move in rates? excuse me for interrupting. i don't know if we can throw back up here what the 10-year has done. rates moved lower ver

her attorney chris dolan presented when he says are the findings of independent brain research experts. he performed brain imaging and other tests on jahai at rutgers university medical school. >> people have been very critical about this family and myself, saying that somehow we're trying to pull a hoax or something. we're not. we have mri evidence, eeg evidence. >> reporter: weekfield shared photos of the girl appearing nourished and full of color, videos sha show her responding to commands to move her feet and commands. however, we are not able to independently verify the videos. >> she's not deteriorating. her skin looks flawless. she looks better to me. she has no organ failure. >> reporter: the family filed a court petition asking a judge to reverse the girl's death certificate. doctors declared her brain dead last december after she underwent tonsil surgery at ucsf children's hospital oakland. her mother wants to bring her home from new jersey where she and her parents have been staying. >> as long as i'm living and i have a heartbeat and as long as as long as she has one, i wil

father john than morris is going to be heading out to the vatican with cardinal dolan next week. the author of a best selling book. father morris joins us right now. great to have you here. it seems to me unprecedented for a pope to call forth a summit among many ambassadors and leaders from other countries to talk about a military threat, a crisis of terrorism. this is unusual, is it not? >> this man who calls himself francis is very used to doing very unprecedented things, beginning with living in a guest house there in the vatican, rather than the papal apartments. what he has done that is so unexpected, i think, given the fact that he's always calling for peace is get ahead of the rest of the international community, calling out, first humanitarian aid, there's a major crisis. but then international community, get together and stop this terrorist group. and how do you stop terrorists? unfortunately, it's pretty messy. >> i respect so much that he's been realistic about this, because you would sort of expect the pope to say just pray for those who are doing bad things and mayb

cardinal timothy dolan is with us from rome. >>> we begin with a look at today's "eye opener," your world seconds. >> the fight against ebola in dallas is a two-front fight now. >> a second health care worker tests positive for ebola. officials say this employee had some form of