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dr. nichols is an expert on american politics. she said a number of issues drive people to the polls. >> education, children. >> iowa, louisiana are states with big races where women are running for office. have a lotd doesn't to do with gender. i don't see any big gender issues popping up per se. >> women to vote in big numbers, by no means should people think that as a group women are monolithic. i don't think it's necessary to stress this, we are all humans. we invite you to watch our election roundtable. will air tonight at 7:00 on our sister station. >> local agencies continue to prepare for the upcoming winter season. >> they demonstrated the response to water main bres. there were nearly 600 water main breaks and leaks compared to nearly 1700 last year. >> in montgomery county, committee leaders held a snow summit. >> they reviewed preparations for a winter storm and revealed a weather information system that monitors the conditions of the pavement. >> get ready, right? what sets hope we stay dry. >> it looks like monday. i

dr. nichol about american hospitals and their teams. when we're told that american hospitals are ready, we had our first patient, mr. duncan, and now two nurses are sick from that hospital alone. does that tell us that american hospitals really aren't as ready as we were told? >> i think the american hospitals are ready. at the minimum level. so, you put in place very good systems but you know, not a perfect system. >> reporter: but some would say that this isn't even a good system if you have one patient and already two nurses are sick. do we have any idea how they may might have contracted this? >> i've not been involved directly in the investigation in dallas. >> reporter: in fact, tonight, even that dallas hospital saying it is still a mystery how their nurses got sick. apologizing, acknowledging, quote, mistakes had been made. and about the second nurse that boarded that plane? should that nurse have been allowed to get on that plane with a 99-degree temperature, a slight fever, as we've been told? should she have gotten on the pla

dr. stewart nichol, one of the leading scientists in the world on ebola here at the cdc. >> we're told americanre sick from that hospital alone. does that tell us that american hospitals really aren't as ready as we were told? i tcan hospitals are ready at minimum level. when you put in place very good systems, not a perfect system. >> reporter: even that dallas hospital saying it's still a mystery how their nurses got stick apong, wedg mistake and about the second nurse who boarded that plane. >> should that nurse have been allowed to get on that plane with 99-degree temperature, slight fever? should she have gotten on the plane in the first place? >> in hindsight, you would say perhaps that she should not have got on the plane. >> but she did ask the cdc, right? >> again, i was not a part of that discussion. >> reporter: experimental treatment incna he she this exclusive loo planeleer s air tight sealing her inside with these specialized zippers. they reveals the extraordinary steps they will take to disinfect the plane afterwards. >> we've also learned nurse amber vinson started symptoms but

dr. out. -- backdrop. pershing square holdings raised $2.7 billion. hans nichols spoke to bill ackman. why amsterdam? you cannot list an entity that pays an incentive fee or on securities. we think of this is like a company. technically, it is a closed entity. we have to be an offshore entity. our choices were london and amsterdam. london has a specialist funds market. we wanted to be part of the major part of the exchange. realpeople look at us as a company. >> you've got $6 billion now. you're going to go on a shopping spree before christmas? repopulatedal gets among all the funds we manage. we have about $18 billion in capital. the cast we have raised we intend to use on a new commitment. willve a new investment we announce in the new 60 days. >> a us-based company? can you give me a hint on the sector? >> no. >> you're going to spend the bulk of the cash in one place? >> that is correct. >> we just heard a speech about crybaby shareholders. do think of yourself as that? >> carl icahn might, that in the old days. i think the reference was to the fact that in those days governments was not somethin