dr. alison [speaker not understood] who is a long-time district 11 resident could not be here today, but two of the co-directors, dr. allene and [speaker not understood] are here to accept this recognition. thank you for being here. do you want to share any words with you? ~ with us? thank you. (applause) >> i just wanted to thank supervisor avalos, the board. also want to thank bernadette sy, [speaker not understood], also thank [speaker not understood]. we wouldn't be here right now if it wasn't for her hard work, for her to learn ethnic studies at kindergarten and first grade -- (applause) >> and it's something that needs to be defended and protected every day because ethnic studies is something that's always going to be a challenge and it's been 40 years since it's been institutionalized and something that needs to be there every day. people shouldn't wait till they get to college to learn about their own debt it. ~ identity. so, thank you again. (applause) >> thank you, supervisor avalos. now on to district 10, supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much. to all of the award recipients

dr. craig spencer is being treated. alison harmelin for cbs news, newark, new jersey. >>> chris christie commented on the quarantine. he said when she has time to reflect she'll understanding. >>> a demonstration was held outside a courthouse today. they want restoration of city college's credentials as an accredited institution. an accrediting commission is manufacturing a crisis to justify downsizing community colleges across the state. if that happens, part-time and low income students will be denied an education. inside the courtroom, san francisco city attorney is fighting the commission. the accrediting commission revoked ccsf's accreditation last year which could force it to shut down. the closure could affect 80,000 students. >>> online ads are tailored to your shopping habits. why some customers pay more. >>> and remembering the victims of the washington state school shooting as three students fight for their lives. >>> looking so nice outside right now, even along the coastline. but we have storms brewing. we'll tell

dr. craig spencer hospitalized at bellevue he was self-monitoring, alison and victor, and detected that he had a temperature, a fever, when we le he alerted authorities who diagnosed him. >> seems to be the different policies according to the cdc and states causing a lot of confusion according to many people. alexandra field at new york's bellevue hospital, thanks. >>> a new york city official calls the state's new ebola travel quarantine measures "a real stunner." arthur kapling head of the division of medal ethics at new york university. first, do you think quarantines like this work? >> well it's a great question because we're hearing a debate about should we or shouldn't we do them. we haven't talked about how we'll enforce them. what i mean is if a doctor says i'm not staying if my house, are we going to shoot him, taser him, have the cop trying to tackle him, does he have to put on a moon suit first. there's a lot of talk how we'll do this or not do this. we haven't thought what it means to be in quarantine and how strictly would that be enforced. >> we come to you specificcally beca

dr. spencer may have had contact with. >> good morning, alison. y race against the clock for these medical detectivie ivs to try to pig ouo dr. craig spencer had contact with. it really starts with patient zero, that's spencer. they will evaluate people for the 28-day period seeing if they have signs on symptoms or they will quarantine them. we have three people including his fiancee and two friends who are currently being monitored and quarantined for the symptoms. health officials say they are doing well. really, alison, this is about public perception who had may have been at the bowling alley or shared the sunway with spencer. we know he technically didn't have symptoms until he had signs of that fever. but in the day establishing that fever, health officials reiterated he didn't have those symptoms until he developed a fever, alison. >> which brings me to this. dr. spencer said he was feeling sluggish before developing a fever on thursday. so does that mean health officials have to expand the time frame and expand the locations of possibly ebo

alison harmelin reports from new york. >> reporter: dr.ig spencer was working with ebola patients in guinea for doctors without borders. the group says dr. spencer followed guidelines since returning to the u.s. last friday. he was self-monitoring for symptoms which means taking his temperature twice a day and watching for any symptoms such as fever, headache, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea. doctors without border says dr. spencer did what he was supposed to notifying authorities as soon as he detected a low grade fever. you're symptomatic and once he felt he was symptomatic that's when he really hunkered down and made sure he didn't expose many people. >> reporter: according to the cdc, only people considered high risk are quarantined, for example, having exposure to ebola patients without wearing the correct protective gear. spencer posted a picture of himself in guinea wearing his equipment, still some question whether the doctor should have been able to move about so freely given his potential exposure. dr. anthony fauci at the nih indic

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dr. alexander van tullekin, senior fellow for the national institute for humanitarian affairs. al, what is the latest today from spain? >> hi, alison. the nurse's assistant and her husband are both in this facility behind me, she's the only confirmed case with the ebola virus. he's there as you said, on suspicion he might get it. their family dog is about 30 minutes south in a southern suburb. where they live. excalibur is the dog's name. we're told at this hour, that there are some 20 people outside the house, chanting, javier, teresa, the dog excalibur is not alone. there is a campaign which these people have been promoting to try to save their dog. officials are saying they may want to put it down because the dog doesn't get ebola. but the dog getting the fluids from them in their kitchen, on their couch, wherever, this is the concern that anything in that apartment could be a problem and that's what's happening right now. >> okay. al. thanks so much. dr. van tullekin, how big a risk to animals pose to spread the disease. >> the dog is a really central issue, it isn't some story trending on twitter because it's really cute. we k