dr. morgan reeves, mr.teve french, a judge tom ervin, center vincent sheheen, and governor nikki haley. the topics to be discussed tonight our education and health care. the candidates are permitted 60 seconds to answer each question. also given up to three rebuttals, which they may use at their discretion to rebut an opponent's answer or extend their own remarks. however, they must be used prior to closing statements. panelists joining me this evening are darcel grimes, cynthia roldan, brian mcconchie, and schuyler kropf. in the interest of time and out of respect of the candidates we have asked the live audience refrain from clapping, cheering, or otherwise making noises to exceptions, at the conclusion of the debate and right now when we welcome our candidates. [applause] to our candidates, thank you, again, for joining us. good luck. time is short, so let's is started. the first question will come from darcel grimes and it will go to dr. morgan reeves >> the department of justice has warned school distr

dr. morgan bruce reeves, mr. steve irvine,judge tom senator vincent shaheen, and governor nikki haley. the topics to be discussed tonight our education and health care. presented 60 is seconds to answer each question. each candidate is given up to three 32nd rebuttals up to their 32nd rebuttals -- 30-second rebuttals at their discretion. us -- in the interest of time and out of respect for all candidates, asked the live audience to refrain from clapping, sharing, or otherwise making noise with two exceptions. we welcome our candidates. [applause] thank you again for joining us. good luck. time is short, so let's get started. the first question will go to dr. reeves. >> the department of justice has warned all school districts they are required to educate all children regardless of immigration status. one estimate puts the cost in all 50 states and at least -- 760 milliont dollars. should this be the cost of local school district or the federal government? >> i think the funding is coming from the federal government, and for thed be responsible federal government. just take a look at th

dr. morgan bruce reeves, mr. steve irvine,judge tom senator vincent shaheen, and governor nikki haley. the topics to be discussed tonight our education and health care. presented 60 is seconds to answer each question. each candidate is given up to three 32nd rebuttals up to their 32nd rebuttals -- 30-s

dr. morgan, professor at the mailmin school of public health joins us now.ut the timeline here. as we look at the progress, as we might say of ebola in thomas duncan's body we wonder with the new case, are we already in some part of the timeline or is it it just day one? >>. >> she was obviously exposed earlier. it takes a few days and mr. duncan died a few days ago. it takes a few days before the disease expresses itself i think they were monitoring the fever and they thought it might be ebola and put into it isolation. >> how does ebola break down the body? we laid out the timeline. what are things we should be watching for in this new case? >> you have seen many examples already of serious and fairly usual progression of ebola. >> what does it go after in the body? >> for one thing you usually die of multi organ failure because of shock. essentially. you saw the word sepsis on the timeline. essentially shock the due to the fact that there are a lot of abnormalities in circulation, blood clotting, blood goes through capillaries, through blood vessels. it m

dr. peter morgan joins us in the studio. thank you for your time. you are senior consultant for research at the asia development bank institute in the chinese economy. >> the kmooin economy has been weak this year. you have seen sluggish growth in europe and you have had the weakness in the real estate market with housing prices declining. also there's been the effects of trying to slow down the growth of credit in the shadow banking sector. and chilling effects on investment from the anti-corruption campaign. there were some stimulus measurings but i think overall the government was trying to keep them fairly limited. >> imf economists have raised concerns about real estate. tell us more about that, please. >> there is quite a bit of excess capacity because of previous high rates of housing construction in pretty much most of the major cities with the possible exceptions of shanghai and beijing. this is now being reflected in declining housing prices and of course once the buyers stop buying, then the construction companies have less incentive to b

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dr. morgan and will take some very limited questions after that time or giving you the limited information we have at present we're continuing to gain information will be updating views throughout the day and a variety of ways >>: reporter: i have very important work to get to the conclusion of this. >>: on the chief clinical officer for texas health resources. what sent the mayor the judge in the health officials for the health department for the continued partnership and demands for president crisis. others have said this morning today's development is concerning an unfortunate and continued evidence that monitors working career waste judge says the continuing to monitor health care workers in conjunction with the state. i cannot discuss patient specifics and i can tell you that this patient was involved in the care of mr. duncan. the original position is morning. our interest at this time first and foremost is that the current patients receive the care they need. that will remain our focus. the health and safety of our patients and employees remains our highest priority and we will cont

dr. morgan bruce reeves, mr.steve french, judge tom irvine, senator vincent shaheen, and governor nikki haley. the topics to be discussed tonight our education and health care. the candidate is presented 60 seconds to answer each question. each candidate is given up to three 30-second rebuttals at their discretion. joining us -- in the interest of time and out of respect for all candidates, we have asked the live audience to refrain from clapping, sharing, or otherwise making noise with two exceptions. we welcome our candidates. [applause] thank you again for joining us. good luck. time is short, so let's get started. the first question will go to dr. reeves. >> the department of justice has [applause] thank you again for joining us. good luck. time is short, so let's get started. the first question will go to dr. reeves. >> the department of justice has warned all school districts they are required to educate all children regardless of immigration status. one estimate puts the cost in all 50 states and at least

dr. koblinsky, the idea there is a link between morgan's case and a prior kidnapping and sexual assault thatnkfully did not end in a murder. that victim survived. she is a survivor of that attack. is it -- does that automatically mean all three are linked? >> not necessarily, but it sounds like there is a clustering here. first of all, geographically, secondly, although not ethnically, the victims are about the same age, college students or high school. in other words, there are too many similarities here. looks like there is one person on the loose trapping these poor girls and there is an evolution of violence here starting off with kidnapping and rape. and now it is murder. >> and you have been working with a group called dna saves. they're trying to get legislation passed, to mandate the dna when somebody is taken and arrested in a felony, is that right? >> absolutely, jan savige, her daughter was taken and abducted, and her body was put in a bin. so this dna -- i hate to use the word "closure" but at least answers to what has happened to their children. and the harringtons are absolutel

. >>> morgan zichl on will still remain under quarantine. dr. craig spencer who returned from africa last week is entering a more serious phase his illness and his condition is worse. alexandra field is outside of bellevue hospital where spencer is in isolation. why are state officials so concerned? >> well, allison, what is interesting is we're hearing from the governors from new york and new jersey specifically who said they need to really take every precaution possible to protect the public health interests. but some people are concerned that this is something of a mixed message. you have dr. craig spencer being treated here at bellevue and health officials and state and local officials coming out and saying that there really wasn't a risk to the general public despite the fact he had been in new york city, he visited restaurants and bowling alley and rode the subway. officials were telling people to calm fears. it's difficult to contract the virus. it's only contracted through contact with bodily fluid. you have the governors taking every pr

. >> reporter: morgan dixon returned saturday to be quarantined in the pampapartmene shares with her fiancee, dr. craig spencer. >>> iranian-american activists demonstrated outside uc-berkeley this afternoon, demounsing the rising number of executions and rape and acid attacks targeting woem in their homeland. iran's particular. recently passed a law to protect people who turn in other people for behaving or dressing in ways that violate the country's strict social laws. >> people in iran are under operation by the fundamentalist regime regardless of their gender, the way they think, the way they dress, the type of music they listen to, the type of websites they look at. >> the organization is now calling on the international community to help empower the iranian people to achieve a democratic society. >>> free parking at b.a.r.t. stations will be a thing of the past. starting tomorrow park at concorde station will cost $1, and in november parking fees go into effect at the three maining station, north concorde martinez, hayward and oakland coliseum station. >>> still ahead on "abc 7 news" at 9:

morgan dixon returned saturday to be quarintined in the parent she shares with dr. craig spencer. >> the iranian american communit of northern california and its supporters demonstrated for a democratic and free iran outside uc berkeley this afternoon. the group is denouncing the rising number of executions and rape and acid attack targeting women. iran's parliament recently pass a law to protect those who correct others for behaving or dressin in ways that violate the country's strict social laws, like women not covering up. >> people of iran are under operation by the fundamentalist regime, regardless of their gender, the way they dres the music the listen to the web sites they look at. >> t organization is calling on the international community to help. power the iranian people to achieve a democratic society in their homeland. >> still ahead at 6:00, high alert in hawai'i. a look at the deadly lava flow inches towards homes right now. and spacex succeeds. the ground-breaking experiment the california company took to hey john, check it out. whoa! yeah, i was test

dr. anthony fauci, thanks so much for your time. >> sreenivasan: that major cyber attack on j.p. morgan chase was apparently much bigger than previously thought. the "new york times" reports today that about nine other financial institutions were also infiltrated by the same group of overseas hackers. according to the article, the hackers are thought to be operating in russia. the article quotes a senior american official as speculating that the attack could be retaliation for u.s. sanctions against russia. southern california is enduring another day of brutal heat, with the mercury soaring into triple digits in some areas. it was more than 90 degrees before noon. california, of course, has also been in the midst of a historic drought. and new nasa satellite images show a dramatic fall-off in the state's river basins since 2002. the orange and red colors show areas that have lost the most water over the past 12 years. deaths from heroin overdoses in the u.s. more than doubled from 2010 to 2012, according to a new report from the c.d.c. but deaths attributed to what are known as opioid p

. >>> morgan zichl on will still remain under quarantine. dr.ed from africa last week is entering a more serious phase his illness and his condition is worse. alexandra field is outside of bellevue hospital where spencer is in isolation. why are state officials so concerned? >> well, allison, what is interesting is we're hearing from the governors from new york and new jersey specifically who said they need to really take every precaution possible to protect the public health interests. but some people are concerned that this is something of a mixed message. you ve

dr. craig spencer and his live in fiance morgan dixon are quarantined, apartment sealed off, two friendser quarantine. trying to calm public fears while racing to find out who he had contact with. >> we have been preparing for months for the threat posed by ebola. we have clear and strong protocols that are being followed and were followed in this instance. >> reporter: seven days ago, spencer arrived in new york after treating patients in guinea with doctors without borders. he passed several health screenings at jfk. >> when he arrived in the united states he was also well with no symptoms. >> reporter: once back in new york, we have learned dr. spencer took his temperature twice a day. feeling fine except for fatigued. but just one day before his dire diagnose, he traveled to the highline park, dined at a meat ball shop. taking the subway from his apartmen to brooklyn. he even took an uber car. the driver is at low risk. last stoop, the gutter alley in brooklyn. the bowling alley is now shut down. they insist spencer would not have been contagious until the fever thursday morning. and

. >> reporter: morgan dixon's return home for many the first tangible sign it is hard to contract ebola. she's 100% symptom free. dr. craig spencer remains in isolation at bellevue. dixon will remain at their home in quarantine until november 14th as a precaution. her neighbors and health officials spoke outside the apartment. >> we'll be making sure in collaboration with many different agencies around the city that this person needs are taken care of. >> for inside the building we're very calm. up and down my halls it's very calm. there's no running, there's no ruckus. >> reporter: dixon's family who has not seen her since the ordeal said in a statement we're asking your thoughts and prayers for craig spencer and his fiancee, our daughter morgan dixon. mayor de blasio, his wife and health firms did their part to ease fear and end any stigma. they visited the east village meat ball shop where spencer ate before his diagnosis. >> it's a rare instance in which ebola is transmitted. >> reporter: while the message is clear ebola is hard to catch the reality still remains it's a lethal and frightening disease. dr. spenc

morgan wilcox gets a final breath of fresh air and she will spend three weeks. >> they have to be watched for 21 days. >> reporter: she has no symptoms. her fiance, dr. craig spencer tested positive for ebola. his condition has gotten worse but he is getting state-of-the-art anti-viral and plasma treatments. >> i feel for him too. >> reporter: the couple's neighbors, not worried, but just in case we spotted this cleaning crew disinfecting the complex. >> i'm happy she was home. she didn't catch it. people in the building probably won't catch it. >> reporter: the new york city mayor had lunch at the meatball restaurant where dr. spencer ate before his symptoms hit. a showing of support to fight fear and hysteria. his customers want to support him a him. >> reporter: that doctor's condition is expected to get worse before it gets better. we did mention the new plasma treatments. we have just learned the plasma because donated by another ebola victim and survivor, nancy write boll, an aide worker who is now virus free. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> a nurse quarantined at a new jersey hospital is criticizing the way she is being treated. casey hicko

morgan dixon was released from bellevue hospital last night. the new york health department says while she has no symptoms, it's a necessary precaution because her fiance, dr. craig spencer, tested positive. this weekend, a cleaning crew disinfected the apartment complex where they live. neighbors say they're not worried. >> she didn't catch it. that means other people in the building probably won't catch it, you know? >> i feel for him too just because everyone's freaking out. >> dr. spencer's condition has gotten worse, but health officials say they expected that. even so, the doctor remains awake and communicative at bellevue hospital. he's getting state of the art anti-viral and plasma treatments. he's been at the hospital since thursday when he first reported having a fever. also under mandatory quarantine is the nurse in newark, new jersey, who returned to the u.s. this week after taking care of ebola patients in west africa. this morning she is criticizing the way she says she's being treated. as we told you yesterday morning, preliminary tests for ebola came back negative for nurse kaci hickox. the isolation policy is part of a new mandate by the g

dr. blakes, tom nides is the vice chairman of morgan stanley, it's a pretty impressive group.sometimes it's a little surreal to stand up here in the presence of people like that and people like all of you. we have a dare to impact session which is kind of a ted-like style. i think you're really going to enjoy that. our theme this year is dare to act which is carrying forward from our social innovation scheme from spring which was dare to think, and it's an opportunity to showcase the power of fulbright and what it really does in the world. i don't think fulbright gets enough credit for what it does, and i think that programs like this give us a chance to really put it, literally, on stage and to showcase it. and, thankfully, c-span has agreed with us. they think it's worthy of showing. so i think that's a testament to the program itself. we have a diversity luncheon looking at corporate service, social responsibility. the president of howard university will be here along with top representatives from morgan stanley and deloitte and lowe's talking about how diversity and inclus

planning to take legal action against the state and morgan dixon, seen here returning to be quarantined at the harlem apartment she shares with fiancee, drcraig spencer. dixon and two other friends of the couple were held for two days at bellevue hospital where spencer is being treated for ebola. >> we are monitoring their health every day, and i can verify, in fact, that they are all healthy with no symptoms. >> reporter: according to the world health organization, there are now more than 10,000 ebola cases worldwide in 8 countries including a 2-year-old who died last week in mali. paula. >> all right. linsey davis, thank you for that report this morning. >>> we do want to bring in abc's dr. richard besser who is in williamstown, massachusetts. good morning, dr. besser. first and foremost, these mandatory quarantines for medical workers returning from the ebola hot zone now in several states. why don't you support these measures? >> you know, when i hear this story of how she was treated, it's actually chilling. what's going to make it safer for us here in america is to get as many doctors, nurses, health care workers to go to west afri

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another, morgan dixon, seen here returning late last night to the harlem apartment she shares with fiance and ebola patient dr. craig spencer, who is still hospitalized. hickox's attorney tells abc news they believe the state's quarantine policy infringes on her liberty interests, and they are preparing to challenge it. martha. >> thanks, linsey. >>> joining us now dr. anthony fauci director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. dr. fauci, i want to go straight to the issue with this nurse. she was kept in a tent and writes in this editorial, "i am scared. i am scared about how health workers will be treated. no one seemed to be in charge. no one would tell me what was going on and what would happen to me." is this how people are being trained to deal with people? >> well, first of all, two principles, one, we need to protect the american public but, two, we need to make the decisions based on scientific data, and we know that people who are without symptoms are not a threat to transmitting it. you don't get ebola unless you come into direct contact with body fluid, so there are things

morgan dixon was released from bellevue hospital last night. the new york health department says while she has no symptoms, it's a necessary precaution because her fiance, draig spencer, has tested positive for the virus. this weekend, a cleaning crew disinfected the apartment complex where they live. neighbors say they're not worried. >> happy that she's home. she didn't catch it. that means no other people in the building probably won't catch it. >> i feel for him too just because everyone's freaking out. >> dr. spencer's condition has gotten worse, but health officials say they expected that. the doctor remains awake, though, and communicative. at bellevue hospital, he's getting state of the art anti-viral and plasma treatments. he's been at the hospital since thursday when he first reported having a fever. now also under mandatory quarantine is the nurse in newark, new jersey, who returned to the u.s. this week after taking care of ebola patients in west africa. this morning, she is criticizing the way she says she's being treated. as we told you yesterday morning, preliminary tests for ebola came back negative for nurse kaci hickox. newark university

morgan dixon was released from bellevue hospital last night. the new york health department says while she has no symptoms, it's a necessary precaution because her fiance, dr positive. this weekend, a cleaning crew disinfected the apartment complex where they live. neighbors say they're not worried, though. >> she didn't catch it. that means other people this the building probably won't catch it, you know? >> i feel for him, too, because everyone's freaking out. >> his condition has gotten worse, but health officials say they expected that. he remains awake and communicative. he is getting state of the art anti-viral and plasma treatments. he's been at the hospital since thursday when he first reported having a fever. also under mandatory quarantine is the nurse in newark, new jersey, who returned to the u.s. this week after taking care of ebola patients in west africa. this morning, she's criticizing the way she says she's being treated. as we told you yesterday morning, preliminary tests for ebola have come back negative for nurse kaci hickox. newark university hospital is not saying if she'll remain there the rest of the mandatory quarantine period or i

dr. john jon lapook on the scare. >>> and plus america's biggest bank hit by one of the largest hack attacks in history. anthony mason on how the jp morgane accounts were compromised and what it means for the 76 million households affected. >>> and then john mellencamp has been making hit songs for decades. but this morning he tells us about his first meeting with the surgeon who saved his life as a baby. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 and hope you guys have a great weekend. >> same to you and that's going to be an interesting story because he's going to be performing here, john mellencamp, in just a few weeks. >> yeah that's great. we'll look forward to. >> oh. ooh that sounds fun. okay take care guys. >> thanks a lot. >>> well, right now we turn our attention to the top story of the day here in the nation's capital. it's playoff time here in d.c.. and we can all agree nats park is going to be the hottest ticket in town this weekend. play your cards right and you can grab two free tickets to game two. >> just hunt for them and the nats have hidden close to 100 jayson werth gnomes all over the d.c. area. quite a f

morgan dixon was released from bellevue hospital last night. the new york health department says that while she has no symptoms, it is a necessary precaution because her fiance, drspencer, tested positive. this weekend, a cleaning crew disinfected the apartment complex where they live. neighbors say, though, they're not worried. >> i'm happy that she's home. she didn't catch it. that means other people in the building probably won't catch it. >> i feel for him too just because everyone's freaking out. >> dr. spencer's condition has gotten worse, but health officials say they expected that. even so, the doctor remains awake and communicative. at bellevue hospital, he's getting state of the art anti-viral and plasma treatments. he's been at the hospital since thursday when he first reported having a fever. also under mandatory quarantine is the nurse in newark, new jersey, who returned to the u.s. this week after taking care of ebola patients in west africa. this morning, she is criticizing the way she says she's being treated. as we told you yesterday morning, preliminary tests for ebola came back negative for nurse kaci hickox. newark university hospital isn't s

morgan harrington. what kind of forensic link could police be looking at? let's bring in dr. sarah wecht.what do you think it could be? >> with regard to the case of miss harrington back in 2009, as i understand it, her body was not found for about three months. it was in an advanced state of decomposition and perhaps skeletonized. so i do not understand what biological materials might have been available to allow them to obtain dna evidence tying in to mr. matthew. there may have been some garment of his or some object that had been left behind upon which he had left some biological material. and they got dna from that. with regard to miss graham, now this case currently, we do not know what the story is because she hasn't been found. so there can be no dna from her or her clothing. we do know already that he, mr. matthew, was with her that evening. i've seen video, you folks have portrayed it, arm around her, 1:00 in the morning, so the fact that he was there and there might have been transference of dna at that occasion, that doesn't tell us anything. now then you've got the rape case