dr. kelly is getting some backup. his group well body alliance is joining with partners in health the leader in the health and human rights unit founded by harvard's paul farmer. >> i got one e-mail from paul saying we're in and i'm all in. >> reporter: the partnership needs better resources and connections. >> we're a half million dollar organization that has been helping a district of people but we only have 150 employees and at home there's 14,000 employees. >> reporter: and a $40 million budget. other good news the u.s. government is offing 10 to 20 medevac planes. dr. kelly said volunteers will be more willing to travel if they know they can get home if they get sick. >> what i'm trying to do with the help of other individuals is create a pipeline of u.s. clinicians that can go over and help respond to the crisis. >> reporter: the ebola virus has killed nearly 2,300 people but dr. kelly said stories of survival and experimental drugs are giving patients hope, a hope he's starting to feel h

dr. dan kelly is a teacher protecting people from the ebola virus. >> what was more scary was to see thes just wearing gloves. only. in the wards. taking care of the patients. for positive ebola. >> the doctor gets back up. the group well body alliance is joining with partner in health. leader in the health human wreaths movement founded by harvard paul farmer. >> i got 1 e-mail from paul saying we are in i'm all in. >> partnership means more resources and better connectio connection. >> we are like half million dollar organization. that has been helping a district of people but we only have 150 employee and partner up 14,000 employee. >>reporter: and 40 million dollar budget. other good news the u.s. government is offering 10 to 20 medevac planes. volunteers more willing to travel if they know they can get home if they get sick. >> whether i'm trying to do with the help of the individuals is create a pipeline of clinician help respond to the crisis. >>reporter: ebola virus killed nearly 2300 people. doctor kelly says stores of survival and experimental drug give patients hope. hope he i

one of the things that dr. kellyirst often treating after them and was to help them overcome addiction which he was able to do it in pretty short order. quite strong dependency. dr. kelly got into the position of engineering the nazis at norbert pretty much just by chance. one of the highest-ranking psychiatrists and the european theater he was stationed nearby qaeda hospital. there were many others who wanted to examine these men, study them. all of those people were denied. dr. cowley was nearby in the u.s. army knew well that he got the job. he had orders from the u.s. army. something to evaluate the top ranking not see prisoners to determine whether they were mentally fit to stand trial. that was a pretty easy thing for dr. kelly to handle, but he set up for himself his own private mission which was to study much more deeply into the minds of these men and determine the try and find out whether they carry any common psychiatric illnesses, disorders that might account for their heinous behavior during the war. he

dr. dan kelly is a teacher protecting people from the ebola virus. >> what was more scary was to see the nurses just wearing gloves. only. in the wards. taking care of the patients. for positive ebola. >> the doctor gets back up. the group well body alliance is joining with partner in health. leader in the health human wreaths movement founded by harvard paul farmer. >> i got 1 e-mail from paul saying we are in i'm all in. >> partnership means more resources and better connectio connection. >> we are like half million dollar organization. has that s been helping a district of people but we only have 150 employee and partner up 14,000 employee. >>reporter: and 40 million dollar budget. other good news the u.s. government is offering 10 to 20 medevac planes. volunteers more willing to travel if they know they can get home if they get sick. >> whether i'm trying to do with the help of the individuals is create a pipeline of clinician help respond to the crisis. >>reporter: ebola virus killed nearly 2300 people. doctor kelly says stores of survival and experimental drug give patients hope. h

dr. dan kelly is a teacher protecting people from the ebola virus. >> what was more scary was to see the nurses just wearing gloves. only. in the wards. taking care of the patients. for positive ebola. >> the doctor gets back up. the group well body alliance is joining with partner in health. leader in the health human wreaths movement founded by harvard paul farmer. >> i got 1 e-mail from paul saying we are in i'm all in. >> partnership means more resources and better connectio connection. >> we are like half million dollar organization. that has been helping a district of people but we only have 150 employee and partner up 14,000 employee. >>reporter: and 40 million dollar budget. other good news the u.s. government is offering 10 to 20 medevac planes. volunteers more willing to travel if they know they can get home if they get sick. >> whether i'm trying to do with the help of the individuals is create a pipeline of clinician help respond to the crisis. >>reporter: ebola virus killed nearly 2300 people. doctor kelly says stores of survival and experimental drug give patients hope. hop

dr. kelly says stories of survival and experimental drugs are giving patients hope.e he is starting to feel himself. >> the whole idea before i went of how i could help and not being able to do enough and then getting on the ground and feeling more at peace with the work i was doing, but being frustrated by the under well ming response -- under well ming response i am heartened. >> if you want to help you can contribute to the crowd funding campaign. she aiming for $125,000 and people have donated nearly 90,000 so far. we have details on our website , abc7news.com. >>> back to school shopping is so yesterday. some retailers are already on to the holiday deals. k-mart is enticing shop shoppers with bargains and lay away plans. they are testing their top selling products especially kids toys. buyers say they get great deals and save themselves from last-minute shopping stress. >>> and now a check of the forecast and i guess we don't need an indoor shopping forecast. >> we are tracking a quiet night on live doppler 7hd. you are not going to find any moisture on the map.

. >> dr. kelly is critical of the u.s. government for not doing more.worried people may be fearful after approaching him next week out of concern they may get infected. >> sfo's serial stowaway arrested last night. you can see walking into the problem is that they were barring her for being there with out a legitimate takit. she'd been arrested for trying to the same thing at sfo. police arrested her for trespassing. >> as the clean up continues in napa, many may be wondering about the value of their quake-damaged homes. >> yes. >> damage estimates to homes and misses in the city of napa alone start at $300 million. so a lot of peoples' houses took a hit. tonight, the question, will that drive buyers away. this is real estate broker christopher chung. we're in his napa office, talking about the quake and going over numbers. >> these are the active listings. you can see prices have not changed so people are still feeling there is value in the homes. >> chris is showing me around brown's valley, one of the hardest hit neighborhoods. what isn't here is a f

. >> dr. kelly is critical of the u.s. government for not doing more.s worried people may be fearful after approaching him next week out of concern they may get infected. >> sfo's serial stowaway arrested last night. you can see walking into the problem is that they were barring her for being there with out a legitimate takit. she'd been arrested for trying to the same thing at sfo. police arrested her for trespassing. >> as the clean up continues in napa, many may be wondering about the value of their quake-damaged homes. >> yes. >> damage estimates to homes and misses in the city of napa alone start at $300 million. so a lot of peoples' houses took a hit. tonight, the question, will that drive buyers away. this is real estate broker christopher chung. we're in his napa office, talking about the quake and going over numbers. >> these are the active listings. you can see prices have not changed so people are still feeling there is value in the homes. >> chris is showing me around brown's valley, one of the hardest hit neighborhoods. what isn't here is a

dr. kellyr patients are good candidates for this kind of surgery. >>> tracking down the man accused of murdering a pennsylvania state trooper. police believe they are closing in on the suspect who has been on the run for more than a week. >>> you're watching news4 at 4:00. >>> it's day ten of an intense manhunt for a sniper in pennsylvania. >> investigators say they are closing in on the survivalist who ambushed two state troopers, killing one of them. here's nbc's ron allen with the latest. >> reporter: federal agents joining the hunt for eric frein look ready for war. the massive manhunt several square miles around the suspend's home, following a trail left behind, including weapons like this ak-47, and ammunition possibly used in the ambush. >> up until now, his advantage has been this is his backyard. we are pushing him hard. he is no longer safe. >> reporter: as the dragnet closes in, and a two-day emergency lockdown for thousands of residents in immediate danger lifted, many now wonder ho

dr. dan kelly worked alongside the sick and the dying of west africa. while there, he documented evidence for cbs news of the appalling conditions and lack of facilities, medical supplies, and trained caregiverrers. >> everyone here is scared that's he might get ebola, especially because many of their leaders have died. >> reporter: an infectious disease specialist with the well body alliance, kelly returned september 8 from three weeks in sierra leone, which along with liberia and guinea formed the epicenter of the epidem. >> >> when i went over there, i felt like the media may have overdramatized the situation. but the truth was what i saw on the ground was exactly what was being depicted if not worse. >> reporter: next month kelly will return to the region where he said the president's expand program to battle the virus is much needed. >> we're prepared to take leadership on this, to provide the kinds of capabilities theenl america has, and to mobilize the world in ways that only america can do. >> reporter: at a cost of about $750 million, the presi

dr. say jim kelly is now cancer free. last week, they said there were no cancer cells present and today, the biopsies came back cancer free. great news. (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. >> heading into the weekend, what is the word? >> starting off hot and humid, but i think you will like sunday. lower 90's in some spots with isolated storms and a better chance on saturday. cooler and less humid sunday and monday. typical september stuff with partly cloudy skies with chance of showers through the mid-portion of next week will stop a complete up they when he joined you tonight at 11:00 stop >> join us at 11:00. have a good night. >>> welcome to "world news tonight," the breaki

dr. diane sylvestre. kate kelly, kpix 5. >> if you want to find out more about the clinic or nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award, we would like to hear from you, go to kpix.com/hero. >>> coming up, a rock and roll legend is immortalized in wax in san francisco. why today is a very important day for mr. jimi hendrix. >> and a reminder if you have a consumer probable policemen or question, call our hotline, at 888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. >> we'll be right back but first here's today's bay area jobs report. >>> cash year free grocery stores and drones that deliver packages are the tip of the iceberg that the labor market may hit. according to an oxford study that looked at 700 u.s. occupations. workers trained in science, technology and engineering or math the so-called stem jobs should be well positioned in this high-tech economy. stem jobs may not be for everyone. but you don't have to be an engineer or a math major. a brookings study found that more than half of all stem jobs requir

dr. diane sylvestre. kate kelly, kpix 5. >> when dr.ylvestre started treating patients at her oasis clinic 15 years ago, the success rate in treating hepatitis "c" was about 10%. today, new drugs bring that up to 90%. >>> if you want to find out more about the clinic or nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award, we would like to hear from you, go to kpix.com/hero. >>> the afternoon school violence forcing a bay area restaurant to shut down in the afternoon. that story on bay area nightbeat at 10:00 on the c -- on the cw. >> maybe we'll see some rain tonight. >> wouldn't that be nice? >> very lovely. >> when you gut to september it's like let's get rainfall around here especially with the fire danger as elevated as it is. we have an increase in clouds. south bay 80 degrees with sunshine, now mostly cloudy. you will see rain in the south bay, not much but some, coming up early tomorrow morning perhaps impacting your morning commute. where are we now with temperatures? san jose now up to 81. you're the warm spot. livermore you hav

dr. phil." kelli stapleton could face life in prison. >> dr. phil: for what?er of my daughter. >> state police say the woman tried to kill the 14-year-old girl by placing two burning charcoal grills inside a vehicle. >> announcer: what would possess a mother? >> dr. phil: you attempted to end both your lives and failed. >> epically failed. >> announcer: to do the unthinkable. >> her aggressive episodes never stopped. >> issy hit her mom 50 to 100 times a day. >> announcer: now in an exclusive jail house interview -- >> dr. phil: what were the last words you remember issy saying to you? >> announcer: inside the mind of a mother that attempted murder suicide. >> dr. phil: the car is filling up with carbon monoxide. did you ever think what the hell am i doing? >> we were going to go to heaven together. >> dr. phil: do you wish you had succeeded?

. >>> major update on a frequent "the kelly file" guest as retired neurosurgeon dr.son comes as close to as we have ever heard to confirming a presidential run. "i think the chances are reasonably good of that happening." head over to facebook.com/thekellyfile to catch an exclusive interview i taped with dr. carson earlier this week. >>> and new developments tonight on the fallout from what many are calling president obama's latte salute as the president walked off of marine one yesterday he saluted the marines guarding his helicopter with a hot drink in his hand. trace gallagher has the story. >> the latte salute happened just hours after the president ordered the military to conduct strikes on isis targets in syria. and many have criticized the salute as being disrespectful. but military experts point out that it's not required for the civilian commander in chief to salute back. apparently the practice began with ronald reagan in 1981 and has continued on. while many veterans say president obama should have put down his coffee cup or switched hands, other vets call

kelli suffered brain injuries. >> dr.to beat her. >> she was terrified issy would kill her. >> announcer: plus -- >> dr. phil: do you believe your son can kill you? >> i know he can. >> announcer: another desperate mom's confession. >> going to drive head on in to the train. >> dr. phil: you contemplated killing yourself and your son.

. >>> major update on a frequent "the kelly file" guest as retired neurosurgeon dr. comes as close to as we have ever heard to confirming a presidential run. "i think the chances are reasonably good of that happening." head over to facebook.com/thekellyfile to catch an exclusive interview i taped with dr. carson earlier this week. >>> and new developments tonight on the fallout from what many are calling president obama's latte salute as the president walked off of marine one yesterday he saluted the marines guarding his helicopter with a hot drink in his hand. trace gallagher has the story. >> the latte salute happened just hours after the president ordered the military to conduct strikes on isis targets in syria. and many have criticized the salute as being disrespectful. but military experts point out that it's not required for the civilian commander in chief to salute back. apparently the practice began with ronald reagan in 1981 and has continued on. while many veterans say president obama should have put down his coffee cup or switched hands, other vets call th

. >>> major update on a >>> major update on a frequent kelly file guest as retired neurosurgeon dr. as close as we have ever heard him confirming a presidential run. he said, quote, i think the chances are reasonably good of that happening, suggesting he is just waiting a little longer before anything is official. head on over to facebook.com/thekellyfile to catch an exclusive interview i taped with dr. carson earlier this week. >>> new developments today on the fallout from what many are calling president obama's latte salute. as the president walked off of marine i yesterday, he saluted the marines, guarding his helicopter with a hot drink in hand. the salute? not so hot. tracy gallagher has stoerthe st. >> it happened just hours after the president authorized military attacks on syria. but experts pointed out it's not required for the commander in chief to salute back. apparently the practice began with ronald reagan in 1981 and has continued on. while many say president obama should have put down his coffee cup or at least switched hands, others call the controversy dumb, saying

dr. j, thank you very much for stopping by. appreciate it. >> thanks, kelly catch him with the rest of the "fast money" crew at 5:00, going to be talking to senior portfolio manager dan niles about his tech stocks to biin this selloff. don't miss t reminder, apple was down 3 1/2% today, that went on the nasdaq a sea of red across all quarters them up next, going to go to all the major market floors and hear what was the mood of today's traders and whether or not they will be feel willing the same way tomorrow. still ahead, i'm also going to talk exclusively with the ceo of magnum hunter. despite today's massive selloff, this stock was up 10%. we will tell you why, straight ahead. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. ers a diffen you trade with fidelity. one you won't find anywhere else. one-second trade execution. guaranteed. did you see it? in one second, he made a trade, we looked for the best price, and the trade went through. do the other guys guarantee that? didn't think so. open an account and find more of the expertise you need to be a be

kelly, guys, by this overall trade to the downside for oil prices. >> dom, stay with us, if you would, drust thinking through this evolution we have seen this year from materials to technology, now utilities is utilities the sector you want to see leading the way in i any rally? >> probably not. to guy's point, i know it gets under sarah's skin a bit, i believe we are going to see 22 out of the ten year, because i believe it's global pressure, i don't think it's about our fed. i think it's about global pressure on rates. as far as dom, who is doing great work with this research, i would say take a look at the beginning of the year, at the vix up over 20, which dom would note for us as well. dom, you fake a look at that on that draw down in the market, the vix up over 20, the next one, up over 20 or right up against 20 and this time, we are barely budge through 13 here and so people that are looking for some sort of a -- >> you say reading too much into all of this? >> just saying that these aren't gonna be the 5 or 7% draw downs that you are looking for, not gonna get that until you get m

dr. blanca meet with the parent any public comment on that item? and i'm sorry are you with the flex academy we're going to call your card mr. henderson; right? don't go far. >> mr. kelly i have you under disrespect items i'm i'm not sorry not under the general public comment but feel free to spank for two minutes. >> i had two comments one in general public comment and the other first of all, i want to apologize for my yelling when you didn't know vernon's name i'm not sorry for that out bust i want to talk about negotiationss more than likely district attorney day and a half we're going to be sent to fax finding that's not happened before i know were up told about it has not happened we've offer gotten close but never happened the important part it's another step away from face to face negotiations where we can accomplish something we can rely on a mediator to translate what you or the other folks said it makes it difficult last week in mediation the district responded to our proposal and union changed it's proposal and returned to the district and that's seems to be the end of it i think there's room there for the district to respond and for that to continue and now

kelly. here's a preview of that interview set to air tonight. >> europe pregnant, you had a little baby boy in that prison dryou, how difficult was it to stand by your faith under those circumstances? >> translator: i had my trust in god, my faith was the only weapon that i had in these confrontations with imams and muslim scholars because that's what they believe. >> why not just say what they wanted to hear to save your life? >> besides obviously she went through a horrible, horrible situation, she's not alone, by the way, a lot of muslim women have been through this. but megan kelly, it's amazing the interstrview she's getting, isn't it? >> normally, we would have a hard time -- a hard push back from coming on and she's doing a fantastic job. and she's got some amazing bookers and i just feel like they're getting a fair shake. >> i think she's a barbara walters of this generation. >> i think she's czoverrated. i just got to bring this down a little bit because it's getting groce. >> we never hugged like that after an interview. i wish bob would hug me like that. >> is this going to be -- it's not that fun

quarterback jim kelly pushed for the legislation after his son scene in this video from the hunters hope foundation died from kraae when he was eight. >> it's a very difficult situation. >> drpage kaplan with the chirp's hospital of philadelphia says there are pros and cons to including krabbe in newborn screening. letting parents knowing what's coming can be helpful but a positive test doesn't mean the baby will get sick so there be unnecessary anxiety and there would be additional costs. >> it is an extremely rare disease and we don't yet have good treatment for it. >> you would want to try anything to save your baby's life. >> vicky said at least the screening would provide a little ray of hope. hope for hannah and others born with the devastating illness. >> sean deserve this. sean given a fair chance. in other family should go through this. >> "eyewitness news" checked with governor corbett' office we're told he supports hannah's law is like physical sign it if it's passed by the senate. i'll have lot mr. information about this story on facebook and twitter. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> hurricane odile has been downgraded to a tropical storm. danger

dr. j to weigh in on this. are you looking at a regime of higher rates? >> no. i'm not nor have i been, kelly.the other panelists. i don't think we see that next week. if i look at things that do worry me, the president's statement tonight, obviously, that's one of the things the world should be focused on because both what happens in the mideast as well as ukraine are going to be significantly greater effect on our market majority term and long term than janet yellen and the fed. >> why is that the case when it hasn't been true at least up until now and perhaps aside from certainly some of the market volatility we saw around the russia/ukraine situation and with regard to the islamic state, if anything, it's incredible that oil prices have performed as poorly as they have given that backdrop. >> i want to chime in on this when he's done. >> yeah, yeah. >> i agree. i'm surprised oil prices performed so poorly heartened and not surprised at the resurgence of america as an exporter potentially now of oil. >> this is the thing, though, jon. shale oil has become so reliable and so plentiful here i

dr. brantley of samaritans is getting better every day but says it will take time. he is appearing before the house today and congress is considering $500 million for this effort. natalie? >> thank you, kelly. >>> orbits from u.s. soil, ending the nation's reliance on russian spacecraft. the apolo style aircraft. u.s. astronauts have been riding on russian rockets since 2011. they will begin in 2017 at a cost of about $8.7 billion. >>> butterfly kisses for a violinist right in the middle of a performance. taking part in the carl nielsen international competition in denmark when that butterfly decided it wanted the best seat in the house, right on her face. of course, the stakes are high with this competition. what does she do? she keeps on playing beautifully. eventually when she finished the performance you saw she gently brushed the butterfly away. isn't that good luck? >> i would think so. >> you're blessed. >> she should have won the competition. >> better than that story with the bat. >> i thought i would redeem myself. >> by the way, merry christmas. >> that's why i got the iphone, our christmas present early. >>> mr. roker, what else do you have? i know. >> let's show you what we ha

dr. brantly says he's recovered from the virus but is getting better every day, it's going to take time. he will appear before the house today and congress is considering $500 million for this effort. natalie. >> kelly, thanks. nasa is one step closer to launching astronauts into orbit ending the reliance on russia. boeing and space ex will design the ships to ferry astronauts to the space station. u.s. astronauts have been riding on russia rockets since 2011. the launches will take place from cape canaveral beginning in 2017 at a cost of about $6.8 billion. >> and take a look at some butterfly kisses for a flutist in the middle of a performance. she was taking part in the international flute competition in denmark when that butterfly decided it found the best seat in the house on her face. but of course the stakes are high with this competition so what does she do, she keeps on playing beautifully. eventually when she finished she gently brushed the butterfly away. isn't that good luck? >> i think that's good luck. you're blessed. >> we're glad it wasn't like yesterday with the bat. >> i thought i'd redeem myself. >> merry christmas. >> that's why i have the new iphone, our christmas present early.