<<erica: 73 for bailey city. we are tracking a cold front. it's one to wrap the pacific it's gonna bring progress we have into tomorrow by late thursday night widespread rain for the bay area. its plan to bring a significant amount compared to the past couple symptoms. it's unsettled weather as we head into hauling friday. we have also some showers on saturday. it looks like will try to drive up and slightly warmer conditions as we head into early next week. <

<<erica: i certainly had my fair share of fault. as for temperatures pretty mild start out there. 56 in oakland 56 and san francisco. in many ejected some of the valleys. the temperatures have dropped into the upper 40's for places like santa rosa. is very dry conditions over the bay area. that they will start to go over the next couple of days just in time for the week and were looking for strong ridge of high pressure bring you more and temperatures to our area. <

<<erica: protect a live look from the malta and camp. the heat advisory is still in effect for the entire bay area. it doesn't matter what the your situated along the coastline or inland or the north bay periodicity advisory affects everyone to 9:00 tonight. stay hydrated and limit your outdoor activities. the wind has died down so well felt real stuffy out. this for the entire bay area. 95 for both livermore and pleasanton. what look at your weekend temperatures. full details on that coming up in 50 minute<>: reporter: good morning when it's raining i'm out here when it's hot i'm out here. what am i gonna get acres like and enjoy the air-conditioning like you all. it will be really high really quickly enough to monitor behind me said 62 degrees. i don't thing it is 62 i think it's a little cooler. all over '90s to triple digits. be sure if you're out of doors today and you're getting ready to leave your hou

<<erica: will be gorgeous not to high.ca: last year i was invited to a viewing party i spent an hour looking for parking. let's have a closer look at the flea week forecast coming up at 645. want to talk about the fall, the bay area with the visibility down to zero. we have a half moon bay rum highway one this morning we have low clouds for the north bay and along the coastline. we expect this to burn off into the afternoon. later on today we have temperatures in the upper 60s for the coast temperatures take a tumble as we entered thursday and friday but we will warm things right back up as we head into the weekend. <

<<erica: happy friday.it's a pretty overcast as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. visibility is much better that's great news for fleet week is look at settling in red are covered. this will burn off eventually we'll get there and see the sunshine. temperatures of the cooler today high range for the upper 60s to the low 80s inland. i'

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<<erica: your goods ago the meter in lights are on here. san mateo bridge is problem free in both directions. it is the head down to the golden gate bridge of the stick a live look at the cost richmond samara from bridge. <>: the family of my list of backers hug each other outside the regional medical center tuesday afternoon from a helicopter partnership with abc seven news because the the nasty rollover accident with serious injuries. however with technology and will quit thinking officer she was able to get the help she needed. firsofr camera was able to locate the i read that belonged to her. the only problem was that it was locked with a password. officer camera and was able to activate the find my i phone feature. he then remotely turned on the location services feature once an officer can renew the he did not have much time. >>: locate her and russia to the hospital. much t

<<erica: a here's a live look outside this is a pretty nice shot. you could see all the morning and the background. not only for the giants but halloween coming up on friday. sunny and mild conditions as we head into the afternoon. we are talking about temperatures between six and 90 degrees warmer than it should be. these are temperatures climbing into the low eighties for the warmest inland spots. satellite and radar has drive on the inch of rain that we should be getting in the bay area as we had to friday. we have future cast for coming up at 6:15 a.m.. <

bodily products. >> erica haywood adds a new weapon to her arsenal. and -- >> i was patting him down in the crotch area and i felt the bulge. a catch like this is pretty rare. >> the ongoing battle to stop the illegal tattoo trade inside the jail. >>> as in other correctional facilities, tattooing is not allowed at the bexar county jail in san antonio. violators could get up to 60 days in segregation, or even face additional criminal charges. but the demand for tattoos on the inside is so great there are always inmatalways inmate tatto willing to take the risk for a payout of commissary goods or other forms of compensation. they make ingenious tattoo guns. by assembling the parts of other items they are permitted to possess. and staff are constantly on the lookout for them. >> i was patting him down, down in his crotch area, felt the -- you know the bulge. not a usual e. asked him what it is and he just pulled it out. opened it up, tattoo. a catch like this is pretty rare. >> was a good catch, man. >> right here is from inside of a light, a staple. th

through the night, erica? >> that's right. it's not only because of the rain we have out here right now but also the windy conditions that are starting to develop and that will continue to get worse as we head into the evening hours. you can see here on doppler 9000, this is a three-hour loop. the big spin in the atmosphere is due to the fact that this area of low pressure as it moved off the coast started to strengthen. it gains a little bit more energy from the atlantic ocean this time of year. you've heard the term nor'easter. this is a nor'easter that is developing and it's going to head into new england. that's where they're really going to get slammed. we have pockets of heavy rain in northwest d.c. i was in the midst of it on the weather terrace. right along 270 and along the east-west highway in germantown and poolesville we're seeing heavy rain right now. we also have pockets of heavy rain along the commute on 66 and 29. it's also a little bit messy on 95 south down toward dale city. here's a look at

i want to bring in erica grow.rain is certainly causing some problems. >> reporter: gl we have the flood alerts in place because of that. the flood watch is covering the beltway into the surrounding counties, southern virginia and even portions of the northern neck of virginia. that's in effect till 8:00. the rain continues to push up from the south and the cold front is slowly moving east because of that slow movement and the tropical fetch we're getting here. we're going to see rainfall amounts between 1 and 3 inches in parts of the metro area. we've already seen that amount in some locations to the west of the beltway. this is a doppler estimate of the past 24 hours. most of this has fallen in the early morning hours. you can see 2.1 inches just south of 81 in the front royal area. the same general area where we had that brief tornado warning early this morning. and then up in frederick county, we have already received an inch and a half of rain and the rain continues to fall not very heavy right now. we will se

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. this is what you might call the calm before the storm. ana is to the south of us right now to the south of the big island. over the next 36 hours, you will see rain and wind and surf pick up. along the shores of the waikiki beach, the storm swells of up to 12 feet which will create rip currents and dangerous waves and tempting for surfers, but people should stay out of the water because it is just so dangerous. five evacuation shelters opening on oahu later on today as people get ready for the storm. we have seen one airline. island air suspend flights today and suspend all flights tomorrow on sunday. at this point, you are looking out for flash flooding and the possibility of mudslides if the rain is sustained. the wind is picking up. you see it swaying through the palm trees. this is deja vu for hawaii after tropical storm iselle a couple of months ago. very unusual for hawaii to have two named storms threaten the state in such a short period of time. the government declared a state

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erica. >> i had no idea. fascinating. >> to see the city doing something that is working. >> nice to see something work. dylan, thanks. >>> still to come, the try athlete making history at the ironman competition in hawaii. we will introduce you >>> right now, you heard about the comments from the ceo of microsoft this week talking about women not asking for raises. he said they should count on good karma to help advance. we want to hear from women. how have you asked for a >>> good morning. i'm rosemary connors. wet and cold out there on this saturday. meteorologist brittney shipp will let us know when that rain will move on out of here. >> it's going to take a few hours. let's look live outside. you can see it's a dreary start to your saturday. so maybe you can sleep in a little while longer. if we switch you over to our radar we will show you where the rain is. i-95 corridor, center city seeing rain. decreased visibility. as we widen the picture you can see it's all moving in from the west. we will continu

erica? >> joe fryer this morning. thank you. >>> you can only imagine the fear that must have been going through the minds of the students who were inside that school cafeteria when the shooter opened fire. allen perez is a junior at the high school, just two tables away from the gunman when he opened fire. allen, good morning. thanks so much for being with us. >> hi. >> what you saw and what you experienced none of us should ever have to go through. how are you dealing with this? what kind of night did you have? >> i mean, i'm just trying to appreciate the fact that he didn't go after, like, everyone else, ended up firing on anybody else. and mostly everyone is alive. i'm just trying to keep a positive attitude about that. >> well, yeah. that's obviously huge that so many people got out of there, including yourself. you were two tables away when this happened. what did you hear? what did you see? >> well, i was just sitting there eating lunch, looking down at the table, and then i -- what c

marty. >> thank you erica.orning on the ebola front. canada will start sending out an experimental vaccine for ebola to the world health organization. the canadian government says 800 violence will arrive in 3 separate shipments beginning tomorrow. canada says the vaccine clinical trials started last month in the u.s. with results expected in december. the who says the current outbreak has killed more than 4000 people in west africa. >>> the health care worker on the cruise ship has tested negative for ebola. this morning the ship docked in galveston, texas, where the woman along with her partner were allowed to get off the ship without restrictions according to health officials. the woman handed specimens from ebola patient thomas duncan when he was in the hospital in dallas. >>> we have new photos of the dog of the ebola infected nurse nina pham. her pet was taken away and put in quarantine. texas a&m emergency response veterinary team visits the dog daily for care. animal services says the dog named bentley

i'm erica hill. >> i'm lester hill. last time we talked to you, you were stuck in bermuda. >> it was beautiful. yeah. >> welcome back. >> we missed you. we are happy to have the team reunited this morning. a lot to get to this sunday. our first story is a troop redrawl. the final marine to pack up there and hand over two military bases to afghans. we are following this from the white house this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you eri erica. according to u.s. military officials, u.s. marines and british forces officially ended operations in afghanistan today. that was marked with a ceremony turning over leather neck. the images show the american flags lowered and folded. this comes 13 years after america's longest war started. this is the base to be handed over the afghan control. the turnover and withdrawal is the result of president obama's order to reduce the number of forces in afghanistan to 9800 by the end of this year. almost all u.s. combat forces out of afghanistan by the end of next year. th

erica? thank you. >>> let's get you caught u on the rest of the morning's top stories. >> seven students have been charged with sexual assault amid a investigation into a hazing scandal involving a new jersey high school football team. the students aged 15 to 17 are accused of holding their juvenile victims down and improperly touching them in a sexual manner. the team's season has already been canceled. the judge must decide if the students should be charged as adults or juveniles. >>> protesters plan to marge in missouri today marching two months since the death of michael brown. he was the unarmed teenager shot and killed by a police officer in ferguson. ron allen is life in st. louis with the latest. >> reporter: there's been a lot of planning and organizing for this so-called week of resistance to mark the two-month anniversary. thousands of people are expected here. the protests began on friday and continued well into the night. the demand continues to be the arrest of officer darren w

. >> erica turner and jennifer are the first to same-sex couple to marry in arlington county. >> this kind of love requires that you are there for one another in good times and bad. >> reverend lynn olsen was ready and waiting to perform the ceremony after the couple bought a now legal marriage license. >> i, erica ivy turner, take you, jennifer k., to be my married wife. >> to be my married wife. >> they have been together four years and have been engaged for a year and a half. [ applause ] >> how are you going to celebrate? >> i'll have to go home and tell our parents. >> do you wish your family was here? >> we are still planning to have the ceremony in august. we know that we'll be able to celebrate more with our family and friends. but our parents have encouraged us when the time brought ourself upon it, don't pass it up. >> this older same-sex couple paid for their marriage license. >> you have been married for eight years. and together for 33. and we wish we could have done this here when we got married. so they are standing. >> what was that like coming out and getting married

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. the fbi believes it knows the identity of the militant seen executing the hostages. they have not released his name, but they are absolutely looking for him. isis seems to be reveling in brutality and promising more to come. alan henning was a british taxi driver driving an ambulance into syria when he was kidnapped and then beheaded in a video experts say is genuine. this week, his wife pleaded for his life. >> please release him. we need him back home. >> reporter: he is the fourth western hostage to be killed by what looks like the same man with the heavy british accent. there were two american journalists. james foley and steven sotloff and david haines. the militant threatened american peter kassig. a former soldier who started an aid group and went to syria to help victims of war. his war ends said he changed his name after converting to islam in captivity. in a statement, president obama condemned the murders of all of the hostages. standing together with a broad coalition of a

i want to bring in erica, and you heard dr. gounder expel any notion that she's his fiance and has been hospitalized and do we know more about her risk of getting the disease. >> his fiance, as well as his two friends are being quarantined. as far as their up gated condition, the last we heard is they're not showing any symptoms but you have to be cautious here, and from the mayor's news conference, an update on their condition, and where exactly they're being quarantined. and really getting more of an idea, especially with those friends. were those the friends who went bowling with him? obviously, he has direct contact with his fiance. and another thing that we know b. the cdc and it's team on the ground here, they have these so-called disease detectives, and really, their job is to go about the community and find out who else could have had direct contact with dr. spencer, so we were going to see if this pool of people being tracked, or watched or even potentially quarented is goingoing to grow. >> take us back to the moment

<<erica: low eighties until tomorrow. the low 70's as we wrap up the week and the marine layer will bring and fog and sunshine and pretty modest temperatures into early next week. we're back to where we should be this time of year with float it 80s and one. 717 at the time right now. <

erica? >> dylan, thanks. >>> we talked about this with dylan yesterday. it's been a quiet hurricane season in the atlantic. a tropical storm is brewing near bermuda but isn't expected to impact the u.s. at all. kerry sanders tells us this hurricane season has officials in florida worried people could be getting a false sense of security. >> reporter: florida, with gentles breezes and relaxing sur is is living on borrowed time. it's been a who willing 3274 days since the sunshine state, with an east coast, west coast, as well as its panhandle, was last hit by a hurricane. that's almost nine years since hurricane names dennis, katrina, wilma rolled off resident's tongues here. >> if i say dennis, katrina, wilma, you say -- >> susie? i don't know. >> that doesn't mean anything to you? those names mean nothing to you? >> celebrities right? >> complacentcy? at the hurricane center in miami dade, government meteorologists say florida has a never gone this long without a hurricane, and the records

>> yes, i do, erica. yes, i do, erica. >> the leaders of the nih to tell me and what they need -- >> do they need funding for drunken monkeys? do you trust them when they say back to you? because i don't think that generous american taxpayers are willing to give their money to fight ebola in africa and here at home. they're not willing to give money to studies where their money is wasted repeatedly and to be offended and disrespected when it comes to that issue. >> last question, erica. eric car, whoa, whoa, whoa. whoa. erica, i have a question. will you support a travel ban from these ebola-ravaged countries, a. and would you support securing our border so that people can't come in here without coming in legally? do you support those two things? >> sean, i think that it's pathetic -- >> do you support those two things? >> -- have to institute -- >> do you support those two things. okay. you're not going to answer. >> of course i don't think we should do that. >> thank you very much. >> it's because of cu

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<<erica: up to a foggy start for some of us.long the coastline and the golden gate bridge. temperatures are mild san francisco 58 crees' right now concord at 54. a little cooler in the north bay and the mid-40s. grab a jacket as you get out the door. as you check out the satellite and radar view we do have low clouds. we have lots of sunshine today but this afternoon will be cooler. focus on this temperatures the future cast for today shows mainly '70s and '80s for lunch time today. as to get into three this afternoon we get pretty close to 94 several east bay interior spot. it will be fairly mild today. more complaints and the weather department. -- no .. fairfield and a high of 87 curious the breeze along the coastline is one to be partly cloudy. <

anny. >> thanks, erica?oss canada yesterday to on more to nathan cirillo, the soldier killed during an attack on canada's parliament hill. cirillo was shot while standing guard at the national war memorial in ottawa. thousands have already paid tribute and as his body was returned to his hometown. his funeral is planned for the tuesday. visitation is today through tomorrow. >>> in national news, a high school shooting near seattle has shocked the community. mary maloney. >> the next three days are crucial. >>reporter: two people are dead and four wounded friday after 14-year-old jaylen fryburg opened fire in his cafeteria and shot himself. the four surviving victims are all in intensive care at area hospitals. three are in critical condition. one is in serious condition. two the victims were identified saturday. soriano's family has released a statement through the hospital. >> our family is in shock. our hearts go out to the other victims and to their families. >> students are struggling to make sense of th

. >>> before we get out of here, erica, the weekend? >> good luck to the terps.they stomp the badgers just like they did the hawkeyes. the first alert seven-day forecast has lots of sunshine this weekend and temperatures returning to the 70s on monday and tuesday. we'll keep it dry until wednesday, really nice forecast. >> that sounds good. that's it for us. the cbs evening news is next. >> while be back with debra alfarone with your only local news at 7:00. check out www.wusa9.com in the meantime. >> bye. >> rose: tonight, another deadly school shooting. this time a student opens fire in a high school in a suburbef seattle. ben tracy has the latest on the casualties and the shooter. new york and new jersey impose a quarantine on health care workers arriving from west africa after a new york doctor catches ebola. reports from dr. jon lapook and jericka duncan. >> tonight from dallas we will have the first interviews with the nurses who tried to save the life of the first ebola victim. >> we offered him words of encouragement. we let him know we're here and whatev

back to you. >> thanks, erica. see you then. >>> search crews are still desperately trying to find uva student hannah graham. new evidence emerging connecting the suspect in her disappearance to the disappearance and murder of virginia tech student morgan harrington. investigators have already confirmed a forensic link between jesse matthew and harrington. now investigators are looking into whether or not matthew was driving a cab harrington got into the night she disappeared. laura french has more. >> reporter: sources confirm that at least two local cab employees through questioning have informed federal and state investigators that jesse matthew, jr., the man behind bars for the abduction of second-year uva student hannah graham was working as a cab driver on october 17, 2009, the night murdered virginia tech student morgan harrington disappeared after leaving a john paul jones arena. as we first told you, forensic evidence also linked matthew to harrington that night. cbs 6 has also exclusively learned that inv

. >> erica turner and jennifer are the first to same-sex couple to marry in arlington county. >> this kind of love requires that you are there for one another in good times and bad. >> reverend lynn olsen was ready and waiting to perform this ceremony after the couple bought a now legal marriage license. >> i, erica ivy turner, take you, jennifer k.melsoft to be my married wife. >> they have been together four years and have been engaged for a year and a half. >> how are you going to celebrate? >> i'm probably going to have to go home and tell our parents. >> do you wish your family was here? >> we are still planning to have the ceremony in august. we know that we'll be able to celebrate more with our family and friends. our parents have encouraged us that when the time brought itself upon it, don't pass it up. >> this older same-sex couple who met the younger couple paid for their marriage license. >> we've been married for eight years and together for 33 and we wish we could have done this here when we got married. so they are standing. >> what was it like coming out and getting mar

good morning. >> reporter: good morning erica. by saying thomas duncan is in critical condition, he is downgraded from friday when he was said to be in serious condition. relatives in north carolina say they have been told by medical officials here in dallas he is on a ventilator and dialysis machine and being given experimental drugs now. a in few tells nbc news they were able to talk to him friday but could not speak to him saturday because he had been intubated. kxas tells us even though he is on life support, the fact he is young, 42, offers hope for his survival. meanwhile the family of four that duncan was visiting including a woman that a local pastor says he came here to marry, is now living in an undisclosed gated community in a home donate ad for their use. items taken from the home, sheets, towels, mattresses have been sealed in containers and moved from the area. 40 people had contact with duncan possibly. they're watching them carefully. so far none have shown signs of the ebola infection. back to you. >> thanks very

news 4's erica gonzalez is there live for us. what's going on?got the tough assignment of being here between steak and cheese and the corn dogs and funnel cakes and elephant ears. 22 years running. it is finally time for fall for fairfax. you notice the leaves outside are changing. they're turning, they're falling. it's a beautiful day. we want to thank our storm team 4 meteorologists for giving us great weather today. the rain subsided. the sun is coming out. this is a perfect day for you to bring the entire family out here. again, 22 years running. this is a free event. we cannot stress that enough. it is free for admission. you can come in here. we have 100 different exhibitors and you're going to get to do a lot of different things. this is kind of like the best combination between a last grasp at summer, if you will. you have cotton candy and elephant ears and all that great food. but you also have the tried and true of fall. let's put up that bracket for you so you can tell exactly what it is that i'm talking about. we have a pumpkin making

erica felci. to the right, a longtime anchorman for see this local to come kris long. the three of us will be asking questions tonight at the candidates did not receive a copy of those questions. to the rules. each candidate you will see on the screen will give a two minute opening statement, then a one minute answer, they did answer the question from our panel and questions about my desert sun readers under views on kesq. they are upload will get 30 seconds for rebuttal. at the end of tonight's debate each candidate will get 90 seconds to make a closing argument. let's begin tonight. a coin toss to determine who will go first in opening statements and mr. nestande, ma you will go first. you may begin. nestande: good evening and thank you for watching. cuba libre countries than in the right direction? i do not. that's why i'm running for congress. it's simple to the bigger the government the smaller your paycheck. two years ago congressman ruiz promised he would cut spending and balance the budget

<<erica: lots of sunshine even some 80s walnut creek 73. san francisco today hitting a high of 69. your 70 around the bay forecast highlights warm weather as we head into the weekend with high pressure building and over northern california. some of these models point towards what weather as thursday and friday. <

if you keep it going we'll come back to you more than you expect it. >> turning to you, erica, from cisco how would you describe things change over time. how owe would you describe the glass ceiling today an how does a woman get to the c suite. >> that exits when you look at corporate boards representation is under 5% for women in those corporate boards globally. at the same time as you think about corporations a company like the one i work for only 25% of the senior executives are women. there's definitely a glass ceiling. breaking through it i do believe has a lot to do with sponsorship. there's fantastic articles for the center for talented invasion that talks about the fact that women and men have the ability to get to know each other differently and when they have relationships. those relationships are fostered by sponsors and a lot of time those sponsors make a difference in awd yen in closed room setting where different kchks are had. we all know they happen right those conversations go on. if you have conversations and you need someone to add indicate, and sponsor for you, and wil

year's lakers erica.tment whats the sunshine clear viewing conditions if you want a fight for parking y'all cause of a special right here on kron 4 beginning at 3 this afternoon. right now are ever you are heading up a cloud cover overcast conditions evanses go heading out for coffee and the 57 caulker the fifties george jacket and santa rosa right now. temperatures warmup professes that comes up later on. lunchtimes 67 cisco 7 is a few said trickle in as we have into to this afternoon we see plenty of ways temperatures certainly warmer than we experienced yesterday. recognizing in a broad front 7883% clara. whats the sunshine a breeze is an evergreen. the bridges fluorspar in the low as places like conquer danville 87 in pittsburgh amusement danton's evans's go high of 72 degrees 83 and up my country. heading to the cal game at memorial stadium your washington's huskies kickoff at 3:00 the auber's. the bridges and the low 70's warm nice but there will be a slight breeze i also feel the a blue gold jacket

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erica? >> reporter: well bruce it is still pleasant out here on the weather terrace, but the clouds have started to move in with a few sprinkles. you can see them moving through, just light stuff. overnight tonight we'll watch a few more of those showers and sprinkles pop through. mostly cloudy, but milder. that's a sign of the temperatures returning into the 70s in have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> we've got breaking news right now from los angeles. breaking news about ebola. emergency vehicles have surrounded a plane from jfk to lax. they have a passenger on

<<erica: happy friday. although it's a pretty overcast as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. visibility is much better that's great news for fleet week is look at settling in red are covered. this will burn off eventually we'll get there and see the sunshine. temperatures of the cooler today high range for the upper 60s to the low 80s inland. it's high pressure back and play but back in the picture. we could see some rein as we head into the early middle of next week. <

. >>> i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow. out here on the weather terrace we're getting chillier. you might want to put that jacket on the next time we head outdoors. we have a frost advisory in effect tonight. that'll be for the west areas of our region, the west of the blue ridge region. so it is not for the immediate metro area, but there you can see it, the freeze advisory that will be to west of that, so up in the mountains of west virginia. overnight tonight, how cold will it get? all the way down to 44 in the outlining suburbs. the breezes have settled down and rain is on the way. more on that coming have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid

and erica mentioned she's interested in priority spending. well, maybe the nih should stop spending money on drunken monkeys and researching whether fruit flies are attracted to each other and maybe thektd have more funding for the ebola research that you claim you want. >> i don't want to spend a lot of time worrying about drunk monkeys -- >> the nih did. >> the nih comes forward and says that budget cuts have hampered our ability to deal with the ebola crisis. i want you to answer whether or not you think $13 million cut to the center for zooconic zooconiczooconic zooconic infectious diseases -- >> let me answer your question. i think we have a travel ban and secure our borders. those are the things i would do and you probably oppose them and the things mitch mcconnell supports by the way that your targeting in this ad. i think it's reprehensible and you go out and scare vulnerable seniors and vulnerable americans that don't know the facts about ebola, and you're trying to convince them that republicans want them dead. let me finish. paul r

erica wood reports. >> it's running faster than us, and it is winning the race. >> reporter: experts issuing a warning saying that the virus is not slowing but instead it is increasing it's reach geographically and in numbers. >> we either stop ebola now for ace an entirely unprecedented situation for which we do not have a plan. >> reporter: right now there are 1,000 new cases of ebola being registered each week in west africa but the "world health organization" warned that will likely increase five to ten fold within the next two months. and even more concerning statistic while the virus was thought to be killing half of those who contracted it, the who said that victims only have a 30% chance of survival. those whose countries who are affected the most have called for an united approach to stop the outbreak. >> above all what we require is a sense of hope. a sense that the united nations and the community of nation that represents will not abandon the fight, will not fail us, and will not relent until the scourge of ebola has been removed. >> reporter: but even with the aid coming