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the zoo has hired animal psychologist dr. terrynvestigation. >>> frustration is growing among students at san jose state university because of a racially offensive comment by a school official. students filed a complaint in august over an alleged comment about a board member of the university's tower foundation. that board member denies the comment comment which is derogatory toward latinas. the university says it is sensitive to issues of tolerance but the complaint is still under investigation. >>> san francisco police are investigating three bank robberies that all happened within a 24 hour period. it happened last friday night at a wells fargo bank near da bee row. and finally at 5:30 that evening the wells fargo was robbed. police say they are now reviewing surveillance footage but investigators say even though the robberies happened hours apart, so far there is no indication that they are connected. >> it is surprising. i have family that help out and live around the corner and they come here late at night. it is scary. >> it

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. >> reporter: the zoo is calling a gorilla expert, dr. terry maple, to investigate what happened. i spoke with him on the phone. he says he knows this zoo very well. he says that hydraulic door does not have a safety measure on it. in san francisco cate cauguiran, kpix5. >> the doctor also tells cate his organization will petition the organization and aquarium to make sure if any zoo has this type of gate, that it's watched at all days. >>> among the plans to improve the veterans affairs, among the plans? hire a customer service officer, make it easier for vets to apply online for services and networks and create an advisory council. the changes are coming after it was discovered thousands of vets waited months, even years for medical care. >>> tomorrow on veterans day parades and ceremonies will honor our men and women who wore a uniform, but joe vazquez shows us some young veterans are taking off their shirts to tell their own war stories through the art of titules. three members of his unit we killed. a tatooo is a great way of showing that, yes, i carry through my heart foreve

dr. terry maples spent last night checking tout gorilla structure and hydraulic door. >>> researchers have figured out what is killing millions of sea stars along the pacific coast. cornell university scientists are blaming the deaths on a type of parvo virus. researchers began noticing the mystery disease last year which caused the sea stars to dissolve and their arms to fall off. experts say they believe the virus has been smoeldering at a low level for decades. it was spotted in museum samples as far back as 1942 and now has been coming to a head like this. >>> still ahead tonight, the big push, the issue that has the bay area technology companies standing together. >>> also, on defense, 49er coach jim harbaugh reacts to the new trouble for the nfl. federal drug agents launching surprise raids. >>> i'm michael finney live in the 7 on your side office, where our affordable care act hotline is well under way. give us a call. we will be here until 8:00. 415-954-7621. >>> the street performance

: coral expert has a lease over the tragic death of the young guerrilla or the san francisco zoo dr. terry maple has several recommendations for the zoo to iraq since like this includes the use of a buddy system to keepers must be present at all times of transferring guerrillas also suggests retrofitting immediately implement the any suggestions and look at kron-4-dot-com >> : blocking apostle sidewalk told the golden gate bridge. and the district approved a plan to examine possible sidewalk feed it just last month. and the felting mark levine are determined to ban that at an news conference yesterday the two said at a sidewalk toll which sends a wrong message trying to cut greenhouse gas pollution and its people like >> : our people cannot assure their support for the set of numbers >> : of profit advocating for more walkable what san francisco will lead everyone to have their free access sidewalks parks and open spaces >> : : gate bridge district spokesperson the legislation and move for on the sidewalk feet and the toll will help close projected five-year deficit $33 million >> : happen

dr. terryto prevent future accidents >> : after the girl was killed crushed by door and then had to go underneath and was closing >> : recommendations but e- systems to caper must be at transferred >> : officers suggest that the girl exhibit >> : and officials say the media elite implement the vest and a full list of what the suggestions are on a web site news website, calif light went weather center heading up the clear conditions and will this pattern told through the skin holiday talk about the holiday " forecast a return >> : and the people on east coast starting to feel the effects of that storm moving through life in the west virginia spots of smell and as the coast lines getting rain end torture flights canceled at eastern seaboard >> : of the coverage of the unrest across the nation. the grand jury decision michael brown case. talent he mass of the treads and showing demonstration across country. in the pacific northwest portland washington down to san diego. all across the nation midse

dr. luther terry issued the very first surgeon general's report. >> the strongest relationship between cigarettemoking and health within the field of lung cancer. >> a strong relationship. just how strong in he reported a 70% increase in mortality for smokers. heavy smokers at least 20 times more likely to develop lung cancer than nonsmokers. the first warning on the pack in 1966 was a milestone. but also a major understatement. cigarette smoking may be hazardous to your health. today, it gets right to the point. it causes lung cancer, heart disease, and more. lastly, something i always like to tell people who are thinking about quitting, you don't have to wait years to see the benefits. in fact, just 20 minutes after your last cigarette your heart rate and blood pressure start to drop. in 24 hours, your heart disease risk goes down. two weeks later, your lung function improves. you probably feel better. after five years, your cancer risk declines. at 20 years, according to studies, your overall risk is comparable to a nonsmoker. so it's a good idea to quit. can you get tools and tips at smokefr

dr. luther terry issued the very first surgeon general's report. >> the strongest relationship between cigarettemoking and health was in the field of lung cancer. >> reporter: a strong relationship. just how strong? he reported a 70% increase in mortality for smokers. heavy smokers, at least 20 times for likely to develop lung cancer than nonsmokers. the first warning on the pack in 1966 was a milestone, but also a major understatement. cigarette smoking may be hazardous to your health. today it gets right to the point, causes lung cancer, heart disease and more. lastly, something i always like to tell people who are thinking about quitting, that is you don't have to wait years to see the benefits. in fact, 20 minutes after your last cigarette, your heart rate and start to drop. in 24 hours, your heart disease risk goes down. two weeks later your lung function improves and you'll feel better. after five years, your cancer risk declines. at 20 years, according to studies, yourover all risk is comparable to a non-smoker. it's a good idea to quit. get tools and tips at smokefree.gov. >>> coming up

[applause] >> dr. terry schwab accepting on behalf of his father, first lieutenant donald k. schwab. first lieutenant donald k. schwab distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty while serving as the commander of company e, 15th infantry regiment, 3d infantry division, during combat operations against an armed enemy near lure, france on september 17, 1944. that afternoon, as first lieutenant schwab led his company across four hundred yards of exposed ground, an intense, grazing burst of machinegun and machine-pistol fire sprung forth without warning from a fringe of woods directly in front of the american force. first lieutenant schwab quickly extricated his men from the attempted ambush and led them back to a defiladed position. soon after, he was ordered to overwhelm the enemy line. he rapidly organized his men into a skirmish line and, with indomitable courage, again led them forward into the lethal enemy fire. when halted a second time, first lieutenant schwab moved from man to man to supervise collection of the wounded and

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terry, five minutes. >> dr. gold, what are the costs and impacts of being prepared when you are preparing and practicing four times a year when all of those pieces within the community are also participating? >> the actual out-of-pocket costs have been calculated to be between $250,000 and $350,000 a year to maintain the core team of nursing support, techs, respiratory therapists, et cetera. that doesn't count the inkind time that our physicians and other leaders put into it, as well as does not count the time of the maintenance of the unit, the air handlers, water supply, auto claefs, maintenance of stock of equipment, et cetera. that's just the personnel time that goes into maintaining the readiness. >> in your opening statement, and i handed this in one of my questions to the cdc, is that for the level of facilities that unmc and emery are and when you train and practice like this, there should be some maintenance funds to offset those costs? >> well, we certainly agree with that. i believe the cdc over time

terry, five minutes. >> dr. gold, what are the costs and impacts of being prepared when you are preparing and practicing four times a year when all of those pieces within the community are also participating? >> the actual out-of-pocket costs have been calculated to be between $250,000 and $350,000 a year to maintain the core team of nursing support, techs, respiratory therapists, et cetera. that doesn't count the inkind time that our physicians and other leaders put into it, as well as does not count the time of the maintenance of the unit, the air handlers, water supply, auto claefs, maintenance of stock of equipment, et cetera. that's just the personnel time that goes into maintaining the readiness. >> in your opening statement, and i handed this in one of my questions to the cdc, is that for the level of facilities that unmc and emery are and when you train and practice like this, there should be some maintenance funds to offset those costs? >> well, we certainly agree with that. i believe the cdc over time

dr. benjamin tom wheeler moments ago from the health and human services and terry sylvia mathews burwella cases in my. have declined. as the international community gotten the message about the urgency of the situation in west africa? >> you are looking at the results of months of effort, in particular around educating communities so they understand that ebola is real, doing basic core public health where you take a case, track all the ittacts, and you address from the medical and public health perspective. you have seen the results of that. let me caution folks -- we have seen this disease go away before and come back. that is what people are mostly concerned about right now. the international monetary fund managing director christine lagarde told last month's annual meeting of the imf and the world we should be very careful not to terrify the planet and respect the whole of africa." what are the economic consequences of the fear of ebola? >> that is a challenge kit that is something we have been trying to do and what the administration was trying to do initially to give people a measur

terry to introduce one, as well. we'll start off here first mr. ken isaacs is the vice president of programs and government relations for samaritan's purse. also dr. david lakey is the commission es of the texas department of state health services but is here today testifying on behalf of the association for state and territorial health officials. and mr. terry, if you'd like to introduced the other panelists. >> i would be honored to introduce dr. jeffrey gold the chancellor of the university of nebraska medical center and nebraska medicine. he is recent to nebraska, but certainly making a huge impact, especially with the biomedical containment center where they have hosted three ebola patients and they are setting the standards for how to treat the ebola patients and setting the standards for the employees that come in contact and work with those. unmc is a great facility. they are very forward thinking. they're probably -- they're ranked very high in a lot of areas of care, but it's probably the research that is making them known internationally, and so i'm proud to introduce dr. jeffrey gold. >> thank you. the panel you're aware the committee

terry to introduce one as well. we'll start off here first mr. ken isaacs is the vice president of program and government relations for samaritans purse. also dr. david is the commissioner of the texas department of state health services, but is here today testifying on behalf of the association for state and territorial health officials. and mr. terry, if you'd like to introduced the other panelists. >> i would be honored to introduce the chancellor of university of nebraska medical center in nebraska medicine. he is recent to nebraska, but certainly making a huge impact, especially with the biomedical containment center where they have hosted three ebola patients and they are setting the standards for how to treat the ebola patients and setting the standards for the employees that come in contact and work with those. unmc is a great facility. they are very forward thinking. there are probably ranked very high in a lot of areas of care, but it's probably the research that is making them known internationally so i'm proud to introduce dr. jeffrey gold. >> thank you. when doing so has the practice of taking testimony under oath. do any of you hav

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dr. salia was working. also breaking overnight, pope francis announced he'll visit the united states. the historic trip will include a stop in philadelphia. abc's terryoran has the new details. terry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, amy. god willing, pope francis says this morning, he will come to america next september to philadelphia, as you mentioned, for the church's world conference on families, and probably to washington, d.c. and new york city as well. so, it's going to be massive. no question that the pope has touched so many people spiritually in a special way, but he's raising real concerns among conservative catholics, that he's moving too fast on gay marriage and other social issues. so, today in a surprise, i sought to reassure them, he declared the root of marriage is the union of a man and a woman and that traditional concept of marriage needs to be protected. this is a pope, no question, full of surprises. his journey to america next year will be fascinating. amy? >> it sure will be. terry moran, thank you. >>> the state department has shut down its unclassified computer network after an apparent cyberattack. a major concern