dr. marshall is next up >> (inaudible). second that >> second and second. >> okay. >> are there any oh, you have to ask. >> he continues to chair the meeting until it ends. >> oh, i do well, we have parliamentary i want to get out of here early and are there any other noomgsz hearing roll call vote. >> president mazzucco. commissioner turman. commissioner marshall. commissioner dejesus. commissioner loftus. commissioner wong >> and commissioner malaria the motion passes unanimously. well congratulations everybody (clapping) so, now it's time formulas item number 5 >> no. >> oh. >> i'd like to say i want to thank president mazzucco for our leadership and steadfast commitment to this department and san francisco and to making sure this department reflects the values of san francisco i've only gotten to serve over the last 3 years you i have respect for you and it's been an honor to serve with you. i'm grateful >> thank you it's been an honor and one thing i pride myself on when i entered the commission it was not quiet it rea

dr. marshall. >> before we bring on dr. daniel adip -- oh, look at this. >> hello, everyone.e're about ready to wrap up the program. since we opened the program with eyiana gregory, it's only fitting that we close the program with her father. come on up. >> thank you, thank you. >> thank you all for being here. i wonder how long you'll have to look at what you're looking at before you see reality. ferguson, those of you who all know me, know i'm from st. louis. i've been saying for 50 years, when you go to st. louis, set your watch back three hours. i cannot believe that you looked at what you looked at and really didn't see it. hmm? the cop that said i'll shoot you in front of the cameras, don't be so stupid because you know a cop is going to say that on the ka many ra unless he's under mind control. and that's what you were watching. four block away, the whole world watching, and two white cops kill a black man with a knife, and you think you're looking at something? all of that is planned, okay? that's what it's about. all that is planned. if you look at the most important

dr. marshall. >> and i think that you heard, director hicks said that i really want to thank sam, and patty lee for coming on the show on sunday. and know the events of ferguson have focused a lot of attention on the citizens encounters with the police and i felt that it would be a good time to talk about can and legally can't do and legally can and can't say and wish that you should or should not do. or should or should not say, in those encounters and that the two hours went by way too quickly. and i have already had a number of people already call me and say thank you, can we do it again? and can we do it again? and i talked to the young people, last night, at the program at the club and i actually speaking to a bunch of young people and they wanted to talk about it. and so, it would have been difficult to do, without them, and they were really really good. i think that it is something that we have to continue to talk to our young people about in particular, and you know, i got calls from way around the country, it was not even local and one of the things that i we would do and talk abou

dr. marshall lyon -- >> and it sort of gets you a little bit.ort of the rational training kicks in. and you realize that this is not -- you know, we're not going to expose ourselves to this. >> reporter: but many outside the hospital were fearful that the virus could not be contained, starting a catastrophic ebola epidemic in this country, just like it had in parts of africa. dr. bruce ribner -- >> i had a tsunami of negative emails coming to my university account. and they were accusing me of threatening the health of the united states. >> reporter: did it give you pause at all? >> i was pretty comfortable in what we were doing. and it was concerning to me that there were this many people who had this much misinformation about this infectious disease. >> reporter: shortly after kent arrived at the hospital, so did amber. she still couldn't touch her husband. but she could at least see him. >> he looked so good. he was red-eyed, and rashed, and super swollen, and laying in the hospital bed, but he looked the best i've ever. >> reporter: to her e

dr. kent brantley and nancy ribol recovered. >>> there does not appear to be infection of a u.s. marshal in guarantee after being attacked by a syringe. the marshal boarded this flight to houston, texas. that's where he was met by cdc workers who put him in isolation. the marshal, showing no signs of illness. but investigators said he posed no danger to passengers. >>> air safety officials in holland released a preliminary report this morning on the downing of flight malaysian 17. the jet crashed in july. the details the voice and data recorders, as well as radar and satellite images. but it will not make a statement about blame. the plane was shot down over a contested part of ukraine. >>> two former presidents are once again setting politics aside to work together for a good common cause. >> president bill clinton and george w. bush, were in washington to launch a scholars program on presidential leadership. they acted like old friends, sharing lots of lighthearted moments. and when clinton's phone rang, he joked that it might be word from chelsea about the baby. and bush offered some

dr. nancy snyderman tonight, thanks. >>> we have a developing story out of houston, texas, where a federal air marshal is being examined by the cdc after a bizarre attack in the airport in lagos. the fbi is telling nbc news the air marshall was stabbed with a syringe containing an unknown substance. our nbc station there in houston, kprc, is reporting the air marshal wearing plain clothes was going through security when a group of men approached. one of the men stabbed a needle into the agent's arm and ran away. marshal preserved the needle before boarding the flight he was scheduled to work to houston. that's whereupon landing he was being tested for several different diseases. fbi says none of the tests conducted has been a danger to any other passengers on board. so far there's no evidence to suggest the attacker knew the victim was a plain clothed air marshal. >>> the president will address the nation on wednesday about the effort to defeat isis and the threat they represent. it has already meant u.s. forces are back in a familiar place. we get our report to start our coverage tonight from our senior white house co

dr. murase. >> thank you very much for this report i was a little bit troubled but the fang that june and jordan and marshal there wasn't sufficient materials i want more details and by what dates certain will they get their materials. >> i believe you're referring to the science we'll get that information to you eric losing it the person in favor of the meeting with the science department chairs and will have more information exactly what june jordan a structured we had conversations so he'll be able to give you more information. >> we received that information open the science team today as well so my - the scientific team working with eric lewis are rounding up the google and the iphones for those. >> we'll adequate the eye goggles yes commissioner wynns. >> i have the same question when you see its only a couple of schools small schools i want to know could someone do follow-up to see what's not working in the system are the other schools okay. they have the infrastructure so do it or what are you doing not you personally but what are redoing centrally to make sure that everybody is able to do this in a

dr. kent brantly and nancy writebol both recovered. >> a u.s. air marshalbeing attacked with a syringe at the airport in nigeria. an unknown assailant, injected an unknown substance into the air marshal before running off. the marshal boarded his flight back to houston where he was met with fbi agents and cdc workers who put him in isolation. the marshal shows no signs of illness. he posed no danger to passengers. >> president obama gearing up for his national address to the nation tomorrow. outlining strategy on confronting the threat from isis. last night, the president hosted a private dinner with some of the biggest names in foreign policy including former bush and clinton advisers. abc's devin dwyer has the latest. >> reporter: the u.s. militarien iraq from defense to offense part of of a strategy to confront isis militants. president obama will lay out in his speech off to the nation tomorrow. >> the principal goal here its to make sure that people understand what the clear stake is for the american people in our nation. and in this ongoing violence t

commissioners mazzucco dejesus, marshal, wong, and melara of the san francisco police commission, i would like to welcome chief suhr and members of his command staff, dr. chiu and i and the rest of my classmates are very happy that you chose our school to have your meeting. i always enjoy having the officer courtney and the captain visit our school. and in fact, they are part of our school. and now, i want to tell everyone something about central police station and the district. central district has a population of 75,062, covering 1.8 square miles and 24 schools, and 24 parks and 20,000 hotel rooms. central police station has 86 police officers. and 74 male, and 12 females. 23 sergeants, 20 males and three females. and five lieutenants and four males and one female and one captain. and 55 of the officers are caucasian, and 24 asian, 7 hispanic and 5 african american. there are even ten officers who speak chinese like me. president loftus, on behave of our school and central police station, my fellow classmates and i would like to present some gifts to you and the commissioners chief suhr and central station to say thank you and welcome to our school.

dr. kent brantly and nancy writebol were diagnosed they were brought to the u.s. separately in a special airplane. with up to 250 passengers on the flight from nigeria one thisays thinks the marshalflight. >> you don't know if other people are at risk. >> reporter: authorities say there is no indication that passengers on that plane have anything to worry about. >> thank you, janet. >>> comedy genius mel brooks gave extra something when he set his hands and footprints in cement monday. brooks wor an extra prosthetic finger and said it would be amusing if tourists saw prints and thought he had six fingers. brooks is being honored on the 3 40th anniversary of his film "young frankenstein." >> you have melbrooks. we have a great -- you guys, most people get a t shirt you got a dog. who is this? >> this is bertha. i am celebrating my birthday today. >> how old? >> 58. >> she is so calm. what a good dog. let's show you what we have. we are looking at heavy showers and thunderstorms. a lot of rain flooding in norfolk yesterday. some areas picking up up to 10 inches of rain. along the outer banks you can see heavy showers and thunderstorms. look at this cold air coming in thursday, frid