i wish ellen was my aunt. >> yeah.oesn't, well, aunt portia and i have something for you. he says, i have something for you. look at whose name is on the show and the logo and everything. >> oh, yeah. and they watch her show every day, so, they've wised up now. >> jimmy: i know you were a big "scandal" fan before you wound up on the show. >> huge. >> jimmy: and ellen is a fan, as well? >> yeah, she is. >> jimmy: so, kwuns dense that you wound up being apart of the show, or? >> oh no. >> jimmy: it wasn't. >> no, no. i hounded shonda rhimes. i am such a huge fan of hers, i think she's a genius. i wanted to be apart of that show so badly that, yeah, i just went at it. >> jimmy: how did you hound her? >> well, hounding in hollywood terms really means, like, my agents called her agents more than what was appropriate. >> jimmy: hounding by proxy. >> kind of, yeah. >> jimmy: and then she gave in or did itqcfgj take a long time? >> she took a meeting with me, which was so exciting to get to be in the same room with her and tal

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ellen ratner, judy miller. thank you both. >> thank you, jon.od conversation on reporting from the white house. jon: two-star report years they are really wonderful. political heavyweights hitting trail as we get closer to election day. former florida governor jeb bush campaigning for senator pat roberts. will endorsements have impact on who voters choose on tuesday? >>> talk about a close call. a construction mishap almost sends this giant drill, look at this thing right there, into a subway car filled with hundreds of passengers. wow. jon: 15 minutes away from "outnumbered" at top of the hour. what do you have? >> hi, jon. as election day is nearing voter anxiety is taking center stage. a new poll finding americans are rattled by ebola, by isis and jobs. so, what will all of this mean for both parties when we cast our ballots on tuesday? >> plus is politics still a man's world? why young girls say they're reluctant to pursue a political career despite being interested in it. >>> seems like every halloween there is controversy over some costume

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ellen moran.uest: the fact is under the affordable care act, the rate of increases in the cost of health care has actually slowed down. and so that's some early indications that the affordable care act is actually working and we're actually seeing many women voters. again, many of the unmarried women and other women voters who have benefited from the affordable care act, it's actually turned into a positive voting issue for them because they see it working. there's no question, health care costs are a key concern for women and voters in general. the rate of increase of food and gas and how'sing -- housing, all of those things are putting a tremendous pressure on voters. that is why you also see the democrats talk about raising the minimum wage, making college for affordable so better access to better jobs. opening the door for opportunity for people. those issues are becoming front and center on the democratic side as well. host: we hope you've been watching some of the debates we've been bringing

. >>> plus, ellen and porsha taking on the headlines. they're having a baby. >> we're not having a >> no, we're not. >> or are we? >>> and channing tatum extra raw. >> i'm getting self-tanned and stuff. >> now on "extra" -- >> yeah, we'll take more of this, please. >> from universal studios, the enrt

ellen moran. guest: the fact is under the affordable care act, the rate of increases in the cost of health care has actually slowed down. and so that's some early indications that the affordable care act is actually working and we're actually seeing many women voters. again, many of the unmarried women and other women voters who have benefited from the affordable care act, it's actually turned into a positive voting issue for them because they see it working. there's no question, health care costs are a key concern for women and voters in general. the rate of increase of food and gas and how'sing -- housing, all of those things are putting a tremendous pressure on voters. that is why you also see the democrats talk about raising the minimum wage, making college for affordable so better access to better jobs. opening the door for opportunity for people. those issues are becoming front and center on the democratic side as well. host: we hope you've been watching some of the debates we've been bringi

your thoughts, ellen on the president's choice? >> my thoughts are that i don't think you need to be a medical doctor. cal has written a book on common sense, i put him in charge too. you do need to know just about what's common sense and who to call in. who are the experts to call in. i think the president did fine with appointing ron klain. >> would you want the job? >> i couldn't afford the pay cut, i'm afraid. the only medical background i have is taking prescription drugs and aspirin every now and then. ronald reagan named c. everett coop the surgeon general. he had tremendous background and authority when he spoke. he handled the aids crisis extremely well. liberal democrats like ted kennedy said he was wrong to oppose his nomination. this is the kind of credibility we need right now, not a political hack like ron klain. we need somebody with authority to speak with one voice. we have statements from the cdc and hospital and texas and doctors at nih. who's in charge? we have a secretary of health and human services, haven't h

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and then we have ellen. the executive vice president and chief legal officer and also the chief enterprise officer for visa. she's responsible for all the ompliance and risk change. what does it mean, first of all, who is paying? when i see that home depot just got hit, 56 million cards, what is the damage? i don't get the significance. >> i can start. i don't work for home depot. what's happening is basically we are experiencing first-hand now in a public setting what companies have been experiencing for a dozen years or more. there is no company that has not been hacked that hasn't been intruded that has not had to deal with it. but in the past, i think most companies have dealt with this as kind of the price of doing business or a nuisance. and those times have changed. in 1995 there were 16 million of us on line. today there are 3 billion people on line on the planet. 3 billion people on line. so these acts now are much more public and more consequential. >> what is the consequence of these breaches? >>

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tonight -- ellen pompeo. from "the walking dead", norman reedus. snoop dogg. from disclosure featuring mary j. blige. and now, from now on, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. welcome. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming.

tonight -- ellen pompeo. from "the walking dead", norman reedus. snoop dogg.ic from disclosure featuring mary j. blige. and now, from now on, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. welcome. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i'm glad

and i love he will glenn i do too. >> ellen degeneres is generous, like her name.e her. >> how come this never happened to me? >> never happened to me either. so bizarre. >> so she wakes up, her name is jc underwood. >> yes, all think all four of her teeth pulled out at the same time, sedated, and wakes up thinking she wanted to look like nicki minaj, and wanted to be black. >> and she said she's still white. i think she thought also that she was best friends with ellen degeneres. >> ya. >> why do people do these videos? >> how did her husband do that? why would you necessarily even have a camera rolling when they did wake up from sedation? >> because now everyone is making these videos, they want to join in on the up. >> maybe when she started bad link like that, he pulled out his phone and thought i have to get this on tape. >> i think he wishes she was nicki minaj, too. >> oh, ya. >> oh, no, it is over already. chris martin, jennifer laurence, they broke up. >> unconsciously uncoupled? >> spotted when another man. >> who? >> best way to get over one, right? >> f

to do the ellen degeneres show.en amazing fun. >> amazing. >> let's show what happened on ellen's show. >> right now, i don't know how you get to the farmer's market, but i want to make sure you get to the farmer's market, okay? >> thank you. >> so it worked. there you go. it really did get your mother a car. >> yes, it did. >> how did that feel that day? >> it was a wonderful day meeting miss ellen and the wonderful car and all the gifts she had for us. i was really thankful. >> tell me about cory's career from here. are you doing any career planning? >> yes. in the future i want to be an investor and i want to be a chef and i want to own stocks in different companies. >> can i mention a couple of things that maybe have to happen before that. high school. you're going to have to go to high school. college, right? >> yes. >> any ideas where you want to go to college. >> yes, i want to go to princeton. >> you're a jersey boy. you would want to go down the road to princeton. how are you doing with your homework now? >

you didn't necessarily live in an inner-city neighborhood and ellen you didn't live in aniston are corrupt in this community and chris even though it was your family history there's a whole side of it the black, and sends that you had no connection with. how did you get people to open up to you? you were a stranger coming in asking questions. these are painful memories for some people or embarrassing stories. how do you establish that relationship and connection for them to open up in trust you to tell the story? >> i don't know what trust can exist in a caste society like we have today. i really don't know. i think you have to be fooling yourself to think that you can create that kind of trust when you're on the other side of that line. so i guess that would be my short answer. people had all kinds of stories about what i was doing in the neighborhood. even when, first it was my senior thesis. it was very collaborative in a lot of ways. i wrote notes all the time and when i was roommates with mike and chuck who are the main characters in the book through college they would just look at my

ellen and portia marriage crumbled. >> the source claims portia was in hysterics.l you exactly

thank you ellen. it's not a cyberwarrior thing out there. i am mary jordan from the "washington post" and thank you to all the people who have been sending comments on line and watching on line. now we are going to continue about, i will introduce the panel and a second that what does this mean when you get another company that has been hacked and credit cards are stolen. next to me as jane hall that the president and chief executive officer of the council on cybersecurity. before that she was a huge deal at the department of homeland security. actually she was was the deputy secretary there so thank you for coming. next to jane's brian dodd executive vice president at the industry leaders association. the association represents all the big players of retail from walmart to gap so thanks brian for coming in than we have aaron jacobs the managing partner at the urban security security firm in chicago. she is the one who goes in and uncovers vulnerabilities in the company. you need people like aaron around and then we have ellen richie the exe

ellen is at morgan stanley. she suggests we will not see great wage growth at 8:30. >> in this particular report, we are looking for hourly average earnings to be up 2%. that will keep the growth rate steady. we have not started to see a celebration or a breaking above the levels of growth we need to indicate that the labor market is getting tighter, but it has almost become a matter of when you are on the trading floor these days, you get a sense that the fixed income markets are more focused on the wage data within the report than the headline important -- than the headline employment, which is incredible. >> isn't that the leading indicator on fed policy because of the wage price spiral? >> wage growth becomes a prerequisite for the fed raging -- the fed raising rates. we are in a very different environment today. people are becoming increasingly aware that the fed is not going to be able to raise rates if there is this unsustainable relationship in the economy where wage growth cannot outpace inflation. >> i

with me former special agent and profiler, mary ellen o'toole. can we really find these guys? >> certainly. the fbi has joint terrorism task forces throughout every field office in the united states and these task forces are made up of federal law enforcement, state, and local law enforcement, and those resources allow the task force to know a lot about these individuals. their family, their friends, their habits, where they go. so we'll have that information, frankly, before they ever hit the ground and come back here to the united states. >> let's certainly hope that is the case. although sometimes with our porous border and these people knowing that we're saying we're going to get them i can imagine some identity changes of some sort. but let me ask you something, we have americans who go to fight alongside isis and we have americans in oklahoma who actually beheads someone over here. my question is you is, if they're thugs why don't they just join a gang? why do they want to kill americans? >> well i think with this group behavior what's important is that not everyone with

ellen did it last year.is no stroanger to awards shows. harris was already part of the awards season in the oscar contending film "gone girl." >> if you know it, don't tell me. >> it's twisted. >>> 26 minutes after the hour. we are learning more about the second nurse infected with ebola. did someone at the cdc give her the okay to fly on a commercial flight. we will have details next. >>> 30 minutes past the hour. troubling details about the second nurse infected with ebola. did someone at the cdc tell her it was okay to fly on a plane? >>> and now growing cries for bans on flights from west africa into the united states. house speaker john boehner saying the obama administration needs to increase the response to the ebola situation. the white house says the travel ban is not on the table. welcome back to early start. i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. >> a lot going on. the second dallas nurse to come down with ebola has arrived in atlanta for treatment. that amid new controversy over her air travel

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. >>> ellen pompeo knows how to keep a secret.d chris ivery welcomed a boy two months ago. the baby was born by surrogate. she told jimmy kimmel that she was there for the initial procedure. >> we hold hands and prayed and talked to god. >> what did he say about this? >> he said he was going to try. and now we have a gorgeous baby girl. >> congratulations. >> yes. and, of course, we'd love to add our congratulations to ellen and chris as well. it's anna may. how precious is that picture. they also have a 5-year-old. they have good names. >> yeah. >> if that wasn't enough baby names for you, we have more. and we have three-week-old lion cu to show you. they are missing something, names. you can chime in. they are looking for your help to name the cubs. they have great choices picked out. puck vote on the oregon zoo's website through third. the winners will be announced on friday. a lot of them are swahili names. and my favorite was one that means chubby cheeks. >> no moufasa? >> i don't know. >>> but i have learned one thing, and w

here's ellen's version of it. >> maybe we should ask him to move. move it along. we're in his way. horn. >> i want you to go to myfoxphilly.com, right now, because there is new information about that nurse that was leading ladies, halle berry, jada pinkett smith. how does your wife keep you grounded? >> keeps me grounded. take out the show." today, we've got the details about the mama june scandal that got the show yanked from the show. tori spelling having a nervous breakdown? what does wendy think. we've got the inside scoop. plus, real live hot topics gina neely has a delicious fall recipe and talk of her single life. now, here's wen disclaim now, here's wendy!

this girl's moves are so fierce that even ellen had to perform for her.with another video with some even skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? ♪ skippy!! ♪ yippee!! i'm bored. hashtag bored. skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! ♪ >> eleven year old taylor making a fame for herself thanks to her dancing. >> taylor dancing to anna con did a. has pick up more than 8 million views in just about three weeks. this morning, taylor back with another video this time she is dancing to all about that -- >> three days there is video pick up nearly 400,000 views. taylor's dancing videos has landed her appearance on the ellen show. >> she is good. >> yes, she s look at the moves. >> look at her. how old is she, 11? she's awesome. going places. new survey that reveals colleges that had the least and the most dateable alum my. some area universities made both top ten lists from this date ring survey. >> so, the least dateable, we start with that, include the university of penn

. >> yes, she stopped by the the ellen degeneres show to pro hit her new movie ellen suggested the gone girl is number one because every ben's exposure. >> i think you're probably onto somethingment and i just, i mean, what i have to say is you're welcome. and -- (laughter and cheers) cheers) -- and, you know, i try to consider myself a charitable person. and i wanted to give back. you give me so much. >> she wants to share? >> she wants to share. she's so sweet. his movie rather by the way has earned $38 million. well, it earned 38 million in its opening week. >> i saw her movie by the way over the weekends. >> it is her mover. >> i l an ex around err's horrible -- >> yes, was cents it cute? >> it was very cute. and a lot of sort of adult humor for all of the parents taking the kids to it. all about the struggles of raising kits, demands ago lifestyle we have here in america. how about this? serious stuff here. former seventh heaven star steven collins won't be appearing in upcoming episode of scandal. confirmed he's been pulled. come under fire after audio admitting to child molestati

tonight -- ellen pompeo. from "the walking dead", norman reedus. snoop dogg. and music from disclosure featuring mary j. blige. and now, from now on, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. welcome. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i'm glad you're here and i'm glad you're in a good mood,

i guess social media site. >> i have been on pins and need bill of ladings what ellen pompeo would do, when she became a parent. >> that is a parent. >> some good to he know. >> he you are so awful. >>> lawyer for several celebrities whose private nude photos were posted on line by hackers is reportedly threatening to sue google. actress jennifer lawrence among those targeted by hackers is part of this. in a letter attorney martin singer says that google is making millions and profiting from the victims of women, and could be liable for more than 100 million-dollar in damaging. no word on which celebrity singer represent is who say is a celebrity social media site, photos, videos and news from your favorite celebrities, athletes and influencers. >> we have looked that up, thank you. >>> some of the cities best restaurant showcased their most creative dishes at a tasting party in olde city. >> hundreds of people turning out for very first you've got to try this tasting. of course, mike jerrick hosted it. it was sold out. >> yes. >> scott williams. >> tons of people there. a lot of the

the nurse, called sue ellen kovak, returned home at the weekend and has developed a fever.results are expected in the coming hours. although she has told doctors treating her that she wore protective clothing at all times. dr. jeanette young is from the queensland health office. >> she has a flat mate. but she hasn't been unwell at all until this morning. and she's had a low grade fever. now, ebola virus is very difficult to transmit. it's not like the flu or measles. it's not transmitted through the air. you need to be exposed to secretions. so that is vomit, diarrhea, blood. you've got to have actual secretions. she doesn't have any symptoms producing those secretions. so therefore her risk of infecting someone else is very low. >> in spain, another nurse is being treated for ebola and three more medical workers have been quarantined there overnight. one has reported signs of fever. our correspondent lucy williamson gave us this update from madrid. >> reporter: three new people admitted to the quarantine unit overnight, two doctors and a nurse. all of them had some contac

later, his r days wife ellen wilson died as first lady in the white house. suffered from a kidney ailment called brights disease that today is curable but in her time was fatal. president wilson faced a nation a world that was very different than ours today. the united states had become the largest global economy by 1900. but was not thought of as a diplomatic or military power. in fact, in 1914, the united largest armye 12th in the world, sharing that greece and h both erbia, all three-countries had numbers numbers 2,000 men. y the end of world war i in 1918, the united states had 4 fullyn men in uniform and 2 million of them were in europe. remarkable to think in that assemblede of time we such an army and able to transport half of it to the europe, a ds of decisive influence in the conflict. the war, the t of americans were troubled and confused about america's role. ought to get e involved. they were an obvious minority. there were many who thought we it all.t be involved a and president wilson staked out from the beginning a position of neutrality. hope

linebiera's president, ellen jo johnson sirleaf has made a plea to help with the fight. 4 and a halfusand people have died. cuba is certainlieding 165 doctors and nurses with plans top send nearly 300 more to linebiera and guinea. israel has announced it will begin screening passengers arriving from ebola-hit countries in west africa. it comes as global health experts are meeting at the world health summit to tackle the ebola outbreak. these are live pictures of the meeting in berlin. according to the world health organization, more than 9,000 cases of ebola have been reported worldwide. west african countries remain the worst hit by the outbreak. almost two and a half thousand people have died in liberia. sierra leone has seen at least 1200 dead and more than 860 have died in beginee. the total number of fatality did from ebola stands at 4 and a half thousandguinean. the total number of fatality did from ebola stands at 4 and a half thousand s at 4 and a half thousand >> the president issued an urgent appeal to the world saying every nation has to do what it can. >> rescue workers s

rushed to the hospital, heart problems, surgery, and a difficult recovery he would laugh about on the ellen >> you have a heart surgery and they crack the box. you get really vulnerable. like a kitten. it's a kitten. you get very, very emotional about everything. that's a wonderful thing. it opens you up to everything. >> robin williams's life trajectory takes an upward turn two years later. there was marriage to third wife, susan schneider and his broadway acting debut at the baghdad zoo with williams playing the tiger who narrates the play. >> it's alarming this life after death. the fact is tigers are atheists. all of us, unabashed. >> then last year his career came full circle when he returned to the small screen with former "mork and mindy" costar pam dauber with the crazy ones. >> you are like an alien. >> but off screen, he was struggling with depression. >> he at least three reasons to have severe depression. he had the genetic base, addiction and in a recent relapse after a long period of sobriety. when you have your chest opened up, the biology is such that it affects the brain an

. >> mary ellen, how significant a change is this? this is not something al qaeda did, is it?no. this is a game-changer here. this is something really different. what's so interesting to me is that not only are these videos and the social media very sophisticate and it's very successful, but it's almost like they have a group of clinical psychologists who are experts in adolescent behavior and adolescent speaking that are telling them, use these colors, use this music, use these words because they're hitting all the right buttons. >> it also thunks like if you think about this as a cancer, we're watching the cancer mutate as the message is change. the message was come join and now the message is what are you doing, why aren't you doing it? >> the ore thing that's so frightening is there's an undercurrent of fear there. they can reach into your home into the bedroom of your child in america. they can reach them. so they've already come to america through social media and they know how frightening that would be to us and is to us. >> mary ellen, what's really surprising to me is

in a letter read on the bbc ellen johnson surleaf warned of a lost generation in africa. she wrote, "we all have a stake in the battle against ebola. it is the duty of all of us as global citizens to send a message that we will not leave millions of west africans to fend for themselves against an enemy that they do not know and against whom they have little defense." liberia has of course been hardest hit in this outbreak. health officials say about 2,500 people have died there and many of people left children behind. the devastating impact ebola is having on the country's new orphans. >> reporter: this is calculato calculator's favorite dance. it was supposed to be his cousin esther's but she let him have it. the 10-year-old and his cousin are the last remaining ebola orphans at the massaque orphanage. their parents died last month. and none of the extend family is willing to claim them. they're too afraid. and they're not the only ones. at the christ kingdom harvest church in new georgia pastor john garzi says a prayer for safekeepi safekeeping. this community, like man

concentrating on a really moving letter written by the nigerian president -- the liberian president, ellenohnson sirleaf , talking about the plight of her country. more than 2000 people have died of ebola in liberia. she says the time for talking is well over. we need action. she quotes at the end of the piece the norwegian playwright, henrik edson -- it's in -- henrik ibsen, screaming for help from the international community. >> moving onto one of the other big stories we covered over the past week, the ongoing tension in hong kong. students still confronting the chief executive there calling on him to quit. >> we've seen clashes foru not -- four night in a row in hong kongs. the tension does not seem to be abating. the students want him to go. they want 2017 to be the opportunity for election of the old democratic leader -- of a fu ll democratic leader in the city. there will be talk and tv debate and discussion in hong kong between he and the students. that comment piece peacemaking a plea for some harmony -- that comment piece making a plea for some harmony. the chinese press is attac

to the hospital, heart problems, surgery, and the difficult recovery he would laugh about on the "ellen you have a heart surgery and literally they crack the box and you get really vulnerable. you would be like -- a kitten! it's a kitten! and you get very, very emotional about everything. but i think that's in a way a wonderful thing. it really opens you up to everything. >> robin williams' life trajectory would take a decided upward turn two years later. there was marriage to third wife, susan schneider and his broadway acting debut in bengal tiger at the baghdad zoo with williams playing the tiger. >> it's alarming, this life after death. the fact is, tigers are atheists. all of us. unabashed. >> then, just last year, his career came full circle. when he returned to the small screen with former "mork & mindy" co star, pam dawber in the cbs sitcom "the crazy ones." >> you're like an alien. >> but off-screen, williams was struggling with depression. >> he had at least three reasons to have severe depression. he clearly had the genetic basis, he had addiction, and a recent relapse after

this morning, we bumpe bumped io liberian president ellen johnson sirleaf during an impromptu walkabout at a soon to be complete ebola unit. she didn't seem unduly concerned about a strike saying this is a democracy and people were free to express their grievances but she did add there was an ongoing process to resolve this dispute as quickly as possible. jim. >> axelrod: debora patta covering for us in liberia tonight. debora, thank you. a hospital in detroit says a 21-month-old girl has died from the entero virus. this comes one week after the death of a boy in new jersey. the virus has sickened 691 people in 46 states and the district of columbia. heisman-winning quarterback jameis winston had another strong game today as they beat sir cute 38-20. amid some new accusations about how florida state handled the number of accusations against him, including rape, there is a growing chorus of critics questioning if he should be playing at all. here's juliana goldman. >> reporter: it's days like today that won jameis winston a heisman trophy. but off the field, a string of reports are raisi

ellen explains how a pitbull named trucker, made his way back after four long months. >> good story.> meet trucker, four year old pitbull, taken from his owner's apartment, on june june 28th. >> there go. good boy. >> 112 days later, the owner's sister got a call, that truck her been found west of denver. >> i basically had given up. and then we got a wonderful phonecall. >> gram said he was letting a man stay with him, when one day the man took trucker and left. when they heard the news on friday, hole man and clark left early saturday morning and drove the 15 hours, nearly 1,000 miles, to pick-up truck err from the shelter, a work her scanned the dog and found a microchip with the owner's name and phone number. >> i felt like was going to hyperventilate. i was so excited, please, just bring him out. i want to know it is him. >> the happiest overwhelming, warm feeling i felt, because i've been going through hell. okay, this is my boy. >> shelter workers say the dog was turned in by a woman who was approached by a homeless man. the woman says he wanted a bag of marijuana for the dog,

. >> reporter: ellen bern hart is with the jewish federation of delaware.'s disappointed sears didn't more aggressively monitor products for sale on their own site. she thinks other companies should be more careful, too. i found swastika rings on amazon and ebay but those companies are considered middle men in online transactions. >> i was horrified. i was absolutely horrified to see a swastika ring. they owe the jewish community and others a major explanation and apology. >> reporter: in wilmington, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> philadelphia police are looking for three women they believe are involved in the theft of a man's prosthetic leg. sonny forest jr. got his leg back after it was found on a subway train. he says he took the prosthetic leg off while singing for fans after the eagles game at the licn. the singer tells nbc 10 as he was sitting on a scooter, a young woman in eagles gear grabbed the leg and took off with two other women. he believes the woman was probably drunk. >>> she's a philly kid who gave new meaning to the term "throw leak a girl."

. >> reporter: i talked about that fear with liberia's american-educated president ellen johnson-sirleaf. are you worried americans will stop coming? >> i'm not worried, but i'm a little bit concerned because we believe it's an overreaction. we understand the fears. >> reporter: so does samantha power. >> a mission in the interests of the american people. >> reporter: boosting morale has been a big part of this trip. today at this ebola treatment center being built by the u.s. military. designed for war zones, the unit has been adapted to treat health care workers with ebola. the staff arrived just yesterday. 70 members of the u.s. public health service. >> we've all been a little bit nervous. how can you not be? but you temper that with your professionalism and your expertise and your training and that's all behind you. >> reporter: for ambassador powers seeing the fight against ebola here in liberia up close is critical to assess what's working and what isn't. it's also exhausting. she's getting about three to four hours of sleep a night. brian? >>> and late eletter from the department