equipment you report is either out of date, we don't know who is going to get it, is that right, dr. roth>> mr. roth. >> the gentlemen's time is expired, but if you call everyone doctor you'll do all right. >> all right. thanks continuing to heat up there at that subcommittee hearing about the ebola response in this country, and whether pro to -- protocols are adequate. we're going to take a quick break and we'll be right back with our special coverage. >> welcome back. you're watching live coverage of the ebola response in the u.s. after another american was diagnosed with ebola here in new york city yesterday. i'm stephanie sy in new york, and i want to tell you about a positive development. nina pham, the dallas nurse who contracted ebola when she was ahelping an ebola patient, she's now ebola free. and she'll be holding a press conference explaining why she's being discharged, and

dr. wendy roth. -- ross. >> going to new experiences with my son is a gamble. you are on edge all the time. >> just breathe. >> when he's having a meltdown on the floor and the whole entire store is looking at you like you're a bad mom, you just want to go and crawl under a rock. it's challenging. >> i stay in sometimes because it's easier for him to be around all of his toys. >> i'm afraid. >>s a a developmental pediatrician, i do a lot of diagnosing of autism. when i heard my families were afraid to go out, i felt i needed to find a way to help them. every day experiences like going to a baseball game can be a challenge for kids with autism. music, lights, the noise. there's a lot of unexpected sensory things happening. >> are you ready to go? we prepare the families with story book pieces of what may happen at the park and provide experiences sort of like a safety net. if you start taking steps outside the door, your world gets bigger and bigger. >> one success means more success. >> it's about more than a game. it's about opportunity. >> hopefully there wil

dr. eli roth issuing this challenge.d scare. they'll crown the creepiest one on halloween night. the winner gets to have their movie developed by roth. >> i need to work with eli roth or to have the opportunity for him to see our work is just amazing. it's always been fun and i'm just glad that people are enjoying it. six seconds is tough. >> reporter: kubrick could sure creep us out in "the shining" in six seconds. and "psycho" would definitely survive the cut proving you can pack a lot of dread in a little time. look at this crew here. >> look at them. peanut butter jelly and a yellow banana. >> everybody, it took me a second here. who is this? is everybody -- goofy. that's goofy. >> this is daisy. >> and this is marcus. >> this is the scary processed hot dog. >> because they are scary actually. and then peanut butter and jelly. these are some of the members of the crew. >> is this supposed to be the inside of people's stomachs watching "world news now"? >> what are we? >> we had some issues with our costumes. they wer

jean roth, thank you so much for being with us this evening. dr.arnot, i'm going to go back to you. jean makes it very clear, they are not being trained, they don't have guidelines. aren't hospitals autonomous. don't they decide what they are going to buy or not buy? >> i think it's irresponsible for a hospital administrator or doctor to put these poor nurses at risk. it's just plain wrong. if you think you have a patient with ebola, that patient should be evacuated to a hospital used to dealing with them. again, it's four to six weeks to train someone properly and to put a nurse in this situation is just plain wrong. >> how many hours was eric duncan in the hospital on the second visit? >> 27 hours later and 30 hours later still didn't have the right protective gear. >> 30 hours later. too bad. doctor, thank you for being with us. >>> countries around the world and even africa has bans. will our president continue now back to "justice" with judge jeanine. >>> tonight, the heated debate continues over why the only administration still refuses to is

dr. laurie, you testified that we are better prepared than ever, and that you have a comprehensive response on the ground, and on the other hand, mr. roth, the inspector general, you were commenting that the analysis done by -- i think you were talking about dhs in your testimony, how the equipment purchases are not adequate, and in some cases, the wrong equipment. and in other cases, the usefulness of the equipment or drugs beyond the expiration date. and dr. laurie, you have an aggressive system in place, and on the other hand, president burger says that they have done a survey of 3,000 nurses. dealing with ebola. it's inadequate. so those are two different stories, and i understand that we don't want to panic people, but we also need happy talk with what we're doing. maybe it's just me, but lately, when a government agency comes before this committee and tells me, there's nothing to worry about, we got this, that's when i start to worry. now, i and you to believe, i think the nurses, and i know some nurses in the massachusetts nurses association as well. and they're on the front lines in this battle against ebola. they are our ground

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