. >> gayle king asked the governor about the 2016 presidential election and g. p future. cbs this morning is coming up in 20 minutes on cbs-3. >>> first case of ebola is diagnosis s in the united states and it is sending shock waves across the nation. how did this happen and what did the cdc do to keep it contain. still to come doctor rob is here to talk about the patient and the threat that it poses to the general public. >>> plus most celebrated olympian of all time busted for dui, this morning we are hearing from michael phelps coming up next. i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live in delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families. >>> dieting is no easy task but there are new products on the market to keep you on track. >> place your plate on the scale. >> wow,

this game with gayle king is this game with gayle king is called thisin fairfax countyking is called we had to cut a lot of waste. we consolidated offices. started sharing printers. we can walk a few feet. replaced computers, but kept the monitors. they still work fine. we even discovered that the phone company overcharged us by three million dollars! i approve this message because congress doesn't need another right winger. they need someone who can balance a budget. oh, and we definitely didn't need so many government studies. >>> if you're planning to get the new iphone 6, you may want to get a haircut. some people are complaining their hair is getting caught in a seam between the glass front and the aluminum back of that phone. when people pull the phone away from their face, the hair comes with it. hash hash tags like hair gate are becoming popular on twitter. apple has not responded. >>> this is a stomp out bullying campaign. one of many efforts to prevent bullying. in fact, october is actually national bullying prevention month. today, we're joined by dr. joshua weiner to talk

gayle king is off. we begin the nationwide demand for answers about ebola. criticism of the government's response is growing. the cdc gave the green light for the second nurse diagnosed to fly commercial from cleveland to dallas. that happened even though she reported a fever. >> this morning she's in a special isolation unit in georgia, and we're covering the story across the country from new fears in ohio to the cdc in atlanta. >>> plus, president obama's response in washington. but we begin with manuel bojorquez in dallas at texas health presbyterian hospital. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. texas health presbyterian hospital is now offering rooms here to 75 health care workers who are being monitored to possibleable exposure during the care of the original ebola patient to avoid even the remote possibility of exposing others. 29-year-old amber vinson was covered from head to toe in a yellow hazmat suit from an ambulance. she was taken to emory university hospital in atlanta. it's one of the

gayle king is off. jeff glor is with us.ys. >> nice to have you. >> we saw conan o'brien joking with them but the university is dealing with more serious matters. an attempt to stop sexual assaults is coming under fire. rikki klieman is in studio 57. >> also coming up in this half hour a culture war over video games and women turned ugly. you're going to hear from the critics threatened with death. that's ahead. >>> bloomberg says lockheed martin has announced a major breakthrough in nuclear fusion. the defense contractor is developing a reactor small enough to fit on a truck. it would generate enough energy to light 80,000 homes. >>> apple is expected to unveil its new ipad today in california. leaked images of an ipad air 2 and ipad mini 3 showed up yest stand alone service. shares fell 26% to $331. >>> the "new york post" looks at illegal listings on air bbnb in the city. they release a report today. it finds that three-quarters of all the listings on the home listing service violate zoning laws or some other laws. the vi

gayle king joins us now frow ,, hey john,whoa!k it out.eah, i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv. and the tablet worked just fine. but i wanted to see if the phone would work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel is live just like on tv. but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mean. i'm right here. watch any channel live on any device around your home. >>> 60s and 70s at the coastline, 75 and sunny and bright in san jose, 77 in palo alto. 78 in cupertino. 78 in campbell. 77 in san jose. plenty of sunshine into the south bay and the east bay, too. cool to start out the morning but not bad. 80 in pleasanton this afternoon. 78 and warm in antioch. about 78 in walnut creek. and 77 degrees in pleasant hill. unseasonably warm temperatures in san francisco. 74 degrees. >> reporter: time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning"." gayle king joins us. >> game 7 in kansas city. how worried should we be? >> it should be a good game. i know everybody there

. >> you can see more of gayle king's interview with governor christie on "cbs this morning." >>> in california, the mayor of a city in los angeles county was shot. officials say his wife did it but she was released after hours of questioning. daniel cress powe was mayor northeast of los angeles. yesterday afternoon cresbo and his wife got into an argument. the 19-year-old tried to intervene. father and son struggled. his wife got a gun. >>> new information on eric frein. police say they found two pipe bombs that could have been set off by either a trip wire or fuse. in a news conference state police spoke directly to frein. >> i am calling on you, eric, to surrender. you are clearly stressed. you're making significant mistakes. >> police warned hunters to stay away from the search area because they believe frein has set bobby traip oby traps. he's on the ten most wanted streets. >>> coming up on the "morning news," demonstrators are on the streets of hong kong again. so far police aren't cracking down. seth doane is there. >>> and why they won't be saying paper or plastic at grocery

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.. sources tell cbs news his passport was revoked after he contacted individuals in syria. but canadian broadcasting corporation released this image of michael abdul bibeau. he shot a soldier to death at canada's national war memorial. >> security guards and police chase a man down a hallway in the canadian parliament building me rush i'd past a room where the prime minister was meeting lawmakers. police say the parliament ceremonial sergeant at arms shot the gunman dead. investigators are trying to determine if this gunman had ties to any terrorist group. >>> the nhl penguins showed the people of ottawa we stand on guard for thee. ♪ canada our home and native land ♪ >> penguin fans sang along to "o canada". it was a tribute to the schedule who was killed. >>> arbitrator reportedly is telling nfl commissioner roger goodell he must testify when ray rice appealed to suspension. the former baltimore ravens running back was sidelined indefinitely last month. the punishment followed the rele

. >> taylor swift with our guest correspondent, the one and only gayle king, how she's shaking off rumorsbout her love life. >> what makes a good friend? >> haven't figured it out yet. >> now, "e.t.." we'll help you out taylor. >> we've got so much star news. clooney and amal, kim k.'s birthday bash and taylor swift's big day, but we've got to start with the most startling news of all. mama june's big lie. honey boo boo's mother said in an emotional facebook post that she had not seen mark mcdaniel, a convicted child molester, in a decade. >> then tmz posted a picture of june with mark reportedly shot in september at home with honey boo boo. he's actually touching her, and june's oldest daughter reportedly said she was abused by mcdaniel, and june did nothing. tonight's top story. mama june and the molester, could she lose her kids? >> my main concern is the safety of honey boo boo and her three siblings that are still in the home. i mean, when i heard that he's in the home, i nearly did a back flip.

gayle king tried to start a lieu more that oprah was dating.d only time i was invited, by the way. >> one more atlanta me, gayle. i might have to eat those words. >> i only do it when i'm traveling. there's days that go by that i don't text. >> we're going to get the fact checker on that. anyway, it makes me happy that you're being following. >> now they say you're kind of cool. i'll take it. >>> americans are trimming fat from their diet but you need to cut a little deeper. a new study shows the amounts of trans fat we eat has declined by three decades. men have cut 32%, women 35%. but our intake is still higher than recommend and we're not eating enough of the so-called good fat. dr. tara narula is here. i'm glad to know there is good fat. i like that. let's start with that. >> what is it? >> poly saturated like olive oil and unsaturated. we're talking omega-3s. they come from fatty fish like tuna and mackerel and herring and trout. but if you can't get it from fish, you don't like it, you can turn to another class, walnuts, flash, seed, vege

gayle king asked the governor about 2016 presidential election, g.o.p. future and his weight loss. it is coming up at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. >>> attention for the race for pennsylvania governor shifts to the cbs-3 studios this morning. republican incumbent tom corbett and tom wolf hold their second broadcast debate. election day is five weeks from now abe an average of seven independent polls shows wolf leading corbett 52 to 36 percent. you can watch that debate live at 8:00 on our sister station the cw philly, or listen to it on kyw news radio 1060. cbs philly.com will stream it live, our chris may will ask some of the questions, and if you have one for the candidates tweet it to us just use the hash tag cbs-3 philly debate. >>> is there much more to come this morning on "eyewitness news" a former president does something only a few presidents have done before. >>> paper or plastic in one state you no longer have that option, we are back in two >>> good morning,e'd like to update our breaking news, live in atlantic city where fire fighters are on the scene of multi alarm fire t

in an interview this morning, governor told gayle king that the president needs to hold himself accountable for his actions. >> what i was talking about in that answer in wisconsin lets say they under estimated mr. president, we under estimated, he under estimated, and you need to be accountable for those things. you are in the always directly responsible when you are need to be accountable. >> gayle asked governor about 2016 presidential election and g.o.p. future. cbs this morning starts at 7:00 on cbs-3. >>> still ahead drivers beware the car you drive could make you a bigger target for police, we will let you know which cars are most likely to get stopped for speeding. >>> it won't be licensing before we start seeing salt on the road when snow starts to fall in a few months and now it will cost more to keep the roads clear this winter. >>> leaves changing colors come on. >>> also it is scold scariest show of television we will take you behind the scenes of the new thriller stalker before it premiers tonight on cbs-3. we will be ride back. i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is

gayle king is off. >>> the newest ebola patient, dr.virus. before he became ill he went on the subway and bowling with friends. >> an ambulance took him to bellevue hospital from his apartment yesterday. a cdc team is in new york city to make sure the virus is contained. the doctor's fiancee and two friends are in quarantine this morning. neighbors in spencer's apartment building are allowed to come and go. >> governor cuomo is live from his office. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. we have to stop meeting like this. >> yes. we did an interview a couple of weeks ago. you said there are two aspects of this. and number two, panic and ealth anxiety. what troubles you the most? what worries you the most? >> it would be the anxiety if anything, charlie, because as we discussed at that time, we had an advantage here in new york. most citiesdy. we watched what happened in dallas. and dallas in many ways was at a disadvantage because they were a case of first impression. we have been preparing for weeks and weeks literally. we did a train

gayle king is off. we begin with ebola spreading for the first time on american soil. the cdc is blaming what it calls, quote a preach in protocol. a health care worker who treated the patient contracted the disease herself. it is the first transmission in the united states. >> that is one of the women on the team who cared for thomas eric duncan. the cdc isn't ruling out others may be infected too. manuel bojorquez is at the hospital this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the nurse is being treated at an isolation unit here at the presbyterian hospital after developing a fever over the weekend and testing positive for ebola. she was one whoequipped with dpeer that was supposed to help prevent the virus. a hazmat team spent hours decontaminating the nurse's apartment in dallas on sunday. she was part of the medical team that treated thomas eric duncan at texas health presbyterian. she had extensive contact with duncan on multiple occasions. >> this individual was following full cdc precautions. >> reporter: but two days after duncan died, she developed

gayle king is on assignment. they're bucking up. the pentagon is established a 30-person response team. they'll get special training in infectious control. >> but today marks a critical and hopeful milestone for many in texas. anna werner is at the hospital in dallas where health care workers continue to check for their own symptoms of ebola. anna, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. texas officials are cautiously optimistic that the worst of the ebola exposure may be behind them. today a large group of people who were exposed to ebola victim thomas eric duncan passed the 21-damon toring period with no symptoms. >> it's a real big deal. >> reporter: 48 people have been taken off the list after having contact with the first ebola patient diagnosed in the u.s. thomas eric duncan. that group includes his fiancee louise troh and her family. they were removed from their apartment and taken to an undisclosed location in dallas. >> they've been through a terrible ordeal and lost someone they loved. >> reporter: she

gayle king is off. ebola spreads again in texas. we learn overnight a second health care worker tested positive for the virus. that victim was isolated. she worked on the team that treated duncan. >> this morning's news coming on the heels of a scathing review for texas health presbyterian hospital. manuel bojorquez is in dallas where a nurse in that hospital continues fighting the disease. manuel, good morning. >> good morning. now that that nurse has testified positive there are 75 other health care workers being monitored for symptoms. a new case also means that yet another dallas home is being de contaminate contaminated contaminated. the process started there as soon as the diagnosis came down. the nurses at the hospital are nonunion u nonunion, but now the nation's largest nurses union is speaking out on their behalf fearing retaliation for what happened to their coworker. >> it shouldn't have happened to her, to mr. duncan to anyone. >> in a conference calling tuesday evening, the union, national nurses united read a statemen

gayle king is off. this morning we get a look at the face of ee pola.iagnosed with ebola after treating a patient in dallas. last night she left texas health presbyterian hospital and flew to maryland for more treatment. >> pham is in good condition at the national health institutes in bethesda. pham's colleague amber vinson is getting treated in an atlanta hospital with another unidentified ebola patient and a news cameraman is recovering from ebola in nebraska. >>> the country's response to ebola is leading president obama to consider a so-called czar. that person would oversee efforts to contain the virus. until now some reporters wondered who's in charge. >> you're interrupting me because you think you have a point to make but you understand my question. >> i think the point -- >> you seem to be reluctant to say who's in charge of the federal response to ebola. >> i think i'm stating very clearly to you who's responsible when it comes to this nation's response to ebola. >> there's not one person in charge. >> there are individuals who are directly r

gayle king is off.n with terrifying moments of nearly 200 people aboard a commercial flight. passengers thought the plane was coming apart in midair. one took this photo of a crack in the cabin wall. >> american airlines 757 left san francisco yesterday bound for dallas. but just an hour into the flight, the crew was forced to turn around. jeff pegues is in washington where federal investigators now want to know what went wrong. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the next time passengers board a plane many of them will likely be thinking about what happened on that american airlines flight on monday. after takeoff yesterday, the passengers began to hear disturbing noises. that was the plane cracking and coming apart. >> we do have a potential problem in the back and i'll get back to you soon. >> all of a sudden, pop, pop, pop, pop. it sounded like something happened on the plane. >> reporter: on board american airlines 2293 frightened passengers looked on in shock. the plane seemingly come a

gayle king is on assignment. the united states is bulking up its ebola response. the pentagon is forming a 30-person quick response team. the health care worker will get special training and infection control. they will help provide treatment to patients in american hospitals. >> but today marks a critical and hopeful milestone for many exposed to the virus in texas. anna werner is at the hospital in dallas where health care workers continue to check for their own symptoms of ebola. anna, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and good morning to our viewers in the west. texas officials are cautiously optimistic that the worst of ebola exposure is behind them. today a large group of people who were exposed to ebola victim thomas eric duncan passed the 21-day monitoring period. >> today is a milestone day. >> reporter: 41 people have been taken off the list after having contact with the first ebola patient diagnosed in the u.s., thomas eric duncan. that group includes his fiancee louise troh and her family. they

. >>> i'm gayle king with jeff glor and norah o'donnell. charlie rose is off today.n to a spectacular explosion at a nasa launchpad. the spacecraft that failed last night belonged to a private company that has a nearly $2 billion contract with nasa. it's the first major accident since nasa ended its space shuttle program. >> the unmanned rocket was carrying supplies for the international space station. another cargo mission is on its way there after a successful launch this morning in kazakhstan. >>> dozens of hawaiian homes and businesses are in danger this morn. slow moving lava is threatened more than 60 builds. carter evans is in pahoa on bag hawaii island where residents are watching the lava flow. carter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the lava flow goes right through the middle of pahoa here. it could cross 100 yards from where i'm standing. let me give you an idea of what this lava flow looked like last night as it was burned through yards. inching along at about 15 miles an hour. it's burned through miles of thick brus. it burned down one structure

gayle king is off. a new york city doctors newest ebola patient dr.me ill thursday he rode the subway and went bowling with friends. >> spencer recently returned from west africa after treating ebola patients. an ambulance took him to bellevue hospital from his apartment yesterday. a cdc team is in new york city to make sure the virus is contained. the doctor's fyiance and two friends are in quarantine this morning. neighbors in spencer's apartment building are allowed to come and go. >>> governor andrew cuomo joins us from his new york city office. governor, good morning. >> good morning, charlie. we have to stop meeting like this. >> we did an interview a couple weeks ago. in that interview you said to me there are two aspects. number one the public health question. number two, panic and anxiety question. this day, now that we have a patient here in new york city what troubles you the most? what worries you the most? >> it would be the anxiety, if anything charlie, because as we discussed at that time we had an advantage here in new york, most citie

gayle king is off. ebola concerns stretch from the united states to central america. a carnival cruise is on hold this morning, off the coast of belize. a passenger may have handled bodily fluids from duncan. the woman works at a hospital in dallas where duncan died last week. that worker is in isolation but shows no symptoms. the united states is working to bring her home. >> meanwhile we're getting a first look this morning at one of the latest ebola patients. a new video shows nurse nina pham smiling and talking with a doctor. this happened just before her move to a federal hospital. anna werner is in dallas where health officials are trying to get ahead of ebola spread. a anna, good morning. >> reporter: good morning and good morning to our viewers in the west. health care officials are asking 75 health care workers who had contact with thomas duncan sign a legal document agreeing they will not go out in public and use mass transit. with so many health care workers side lined due to hospital exposur

good morning, gayle king. welcome back. >> i can tell you exactly what we're working on. try that again. mike and andrea, i can tell you exactly what we're working o. it's great to be back. thank you, mike. ahead a missing persons report leads to an f.b.i. scramble. the three american girls stopped while apparently trying to join isis and why they're likely not going to face any charges on that. and $4,000 to study rabbit massage and 800,000 to train mountain lions? nancy core advertise has the -- core tess has thage look at wasteful government spending. and a new meaning to trick or treat in colorado this halloween. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 sharp. mike and andrea, back you to. when you were a little kid, didn't you love halloween going door to door? >> it was neat but now it's scary. glur' right. we didn't have to -- you're right. we didn't have to worry about what was in the goody bag. we'll see you at 7:00. >>> we all know war can change the landscape of a country but very few of us have seen it happen. >> kobani, an important city on the

. >> gayle king is live in new york with a preview. ood morning to our partner gayle. >> hello, andrea. that doesn't sound like mike today. nick, welcome. good to see you. >> thank you, ma'am. >> is mike all right? >> he's getting better. he had no voice. doesn't work in tv, no voice. >> send him my regards. >> i will. >> you need a voice. good to see you, nick. very good to see you. clarissa ward goes undercover in syria to find out why western million tans are joining the fight there. she asked an american jihaddist if he would ever attack the u.s. plus, a woman who says she didn't have to pay rent for nearly a decade so guess what? she didn't. we'll look at the loophole created after the collapse of the housing market and aerosmith perry usually lets his guitar doing the talking until now. what he really feels about steven tyler. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you straight up. i hope he feels good about tyler. that doesn't sound too good. >> anthony mason doing the dish there. gayle, have a good morning. we'll be watching

. >> lovely gayle king joins us live from new york with a preview. hey, gayle. >> hello you two loverlies. good to -- two lovelies. good to see you. slow moving lava with a temperature of 200 degrees is heading towards homes. only on cbs this morning and i love it whenever we can say that so i'll say it again, only on cbs this morning, we find out how police departments are preparing for a new terror corner, drones that may be carrying explosives. and our interview with taylor swift. i love, love, love her. her new pop album. what makes the good boyfriend anyway. that is the 64,000 question. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 straight up. back to you, mike, andrea. >> we'll be watching. 1989 i heard part of her interview earlier. >>> a titan of journalism will be celebrated today. >> a funeral for ben bradlee will be held this morning at the national cathedral. as the long-time editor of the national post, he guided the paper through the watergate scandal. he died last week. he was 93. ahead been recently put under hospice care aft

tmz -- >> so charles and i minding our own business this morning watching cbs this morning when gayle kingo say "i'm ay. >> oh, my gosh, you and charles minding your business watching tv this morning. >> i want to be clear, you and i were not sitting around watching cbs this morning. >> does charles have his hair tied up like this? >> kevin hart was at the airport. >> ok. >> people started taking pictures with him and this lady runs in and takes a picture with him and if it comes clear, she's wearing like a uniform. she left her shuttle bus which is idling with people in it and scurries back to the bus. you hear her in the background yell, i'm sorry, y'all.

. >> gayle king joins us from insuring with your preview. >> good morning ukeelee and erika, i thoughtere you chocolate thunder, why did you call somebody else that. >> that is his nickname. >> that is darryl dawkins, i cannot take his name. >> amusing myself. >> ahead, slow moving lava with a temperature of 2,000 degrees is nearing houses in hawaii. carter evans is on the big island where dozens are abandoning her homes. plus only on cb. this morning and i love when we can say that we will ride through the sky to find out how departments are preparing for new terror concerns, drones carrying explosives. our interview with taylor swift her new pop album how she shakes off tabloids and what makes a good boyfriend that is a $54,000 question. news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes from now. >> back to you two. >> i'm stiffing laughing. >> chocolate thunder, thank you talk to you later. >> you can soup be seeing high tech hardware at west coast hardware store. check out this robot. lowes is rolling it not san jose. the company is testing them to point customers in the rig

. >> gayle king joins us from new york, gayle good morning. >> can you imagine what miss cooper saidn she got home, i think it started with the word fool, fool. >> fool you crazy. >> i know. ukeelee and erika, good to see you both. a missing persons report leads to the fbi scramble. bob orr on the three american teenage girls, while apparently trying to join isis and why they will not face charges. >>> a 400 you this dollars massage and $800,000 to train mountain lions. nancy cordis has a look on what some are calling waste full government spending, do you think so. how marijuana laced candy is bringing new meaning to the word trick or treat, in colorado this halloween. the news is back in the morning, we will see you you in just about ten minutes from now, ukeelee, i cannot wait until to see your cows tomorrow halloween, i know it is something cute. >> i'll surprise you. >> surprise all of us. >> i'll surprise myself. >> erika you too. >>> this is neat, south jersey nurse turn an idea for powe tatee chips into a cool million-dollar. renee of westville, gloucester county came up with

." >> on wednesday, we chat with gayle king. she joins us live in new york with a little preview. good morning. >> reporter: just getting a sip of watered. had a little frog in my throat. good to see you, you, frank and michelle. ahead, clarissa ward goes undercover in syria to find out why westerners are joining the fight there. she asked an american if he would ever attack the u.s. plus a woman said she didn't need to pay rent for a decade. we'll look at the loophole created after the collapse of the housing market. how is that possible? and joe perry usually lets his guitar do all the talking. he tells anthony mason his story about the band and how he really feels about steven tyler. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. when someone says, how do you really feel about somebody? that's normally not a good thing, is it? >> no. >> no. but you know what? how do you really feel? >> i know how i really feel about frank? [ pause ] >> we love him. >> oh. >> a little bit every love. >> i feel that, too, michelle. i feel that, too. [ overlapping speakers ] >> see you at

up next on cbs this morning, take already swift speaks to gayle king, for more local news weather traffice on the cw this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> good morning. there is another possible sighting of eric green. >> he has alluded the law since ambush of two pennsylvania pennsylvania state troopers last month and "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer is in the satellite center to tell you more about it, erika. >> reporter: it has been a month and a half since police started searching for eric frein and just yesterday a resident reported a a possible sight helping in barrett township just outside the area where frein once lived from the air, to the ground, the the manhunt for eric frein continues to widen with officials focusing their effort on four townships throughout monroe county. latest possible sighting is barrett township tuesday afternoon. right around route 390. >> the pine tree lines down there, we seen a figure pop up and down. basica

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.africa is in newark new jersey this morning getting tested for ebola. the cdc was flagged after screening after arriving at newark's airport on tuesday. >>> freelance journalist ashowuko mukpo has been released and nina pham is doing better. she was the first to be diagnosed with ebola in the united states. >> ben bradlee brought down the president through watergate. he died yesterday. he talked about the post 1971 decision to print a secret government history of the vietnam war. >> first real test with the pentagon papers? >> yeah. that was -- yeah. we were -- we were -- you know "the new york times" had gotten it. it was their story and they had published it for three days. we were just sucking air. we didn't have it. we had to do the most denigrating of all newspapers. we had to quote the other paper. blah, blah blah. terrible. i wanted to be considered in the same breath as "the new york times," i really did. that was -- you know i didn't like people to say well "the new york times

. >> i'm charlie rose with norah o'donnell and gayle king. >>> a new poll shows 54% of the americans prepared for an outbreak in this country. there's heightened concern after the first ebola connect new state. thomas duncan lost his battle yesterday at a dallas hospital. a shireriff's deputy went inside the apartment where duncan was staying. he's in the hospital with possible explosive. >>> and we'll see changes. this weekend new york's jfk airport will be the first in new york to start extra screening for possible ebola infections. four others will follow. in spain protesters rallied to save a dodd owned be anurse's assistant who was infected. despite that they euthanized the dog out of fear the dog mate have contracted the disease. >> the world health organization says more than 200 caregivers have died trying to curb the outbreak. mark strassmann is at the cdc headquarters at a rare look at training medical workers get before heading overseas. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. caring for around ebola patient involves a serious risk whether you're family member docto

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.g four people inside a dallas apartment. they shared it with the first ebola patient to be diagnosed in the united states. health officials say thomas eric duncan might have had direct or indirect contact with up to 100 people. so far 14 of them have been tested and cleared. >> liberian officials say they believe duncan lied on a health form he filled out before leaving the country because he checked no when asked about coming in contact with an ebola patient. on thursday another american in liberia tested positive for ebola. ashoka mukpo will be flown on a private plane for treatment. >> good morning, dr. a is there really a zero risk? >> it's such a hard statement to say zero risk. united is contacting a personals on the two flights that were united flights. transparency is important. the way it works is a small number of partiquettes get in through a mouth or cut and they amass. then you're symptom might. what about the hour before you're symptomatic or the day before you're symptom

. >> i'm charlie rose along with norah o'donnell and gayle king.uld become the world's next aids. he said the world must act now to contain the spread. the virus is no joke. a passenger sneezed on a flight and then he teased about having ebola. a hazmat team escorted the man off the plane when it landed. >> so not funny. >>> meanwhile dozens of u.s. troops are on the ground in liberia this morning. six plane loads of marines arrived yesterday. some think american forces can help wipe out ebola. it's killed over 4,000 people out of 8,000 cases. >> and those marines are just the start of a military response. more than 4,000 troops will head to west africa in the next coming weeks. it's a united assistance. jim axelrod is there as they prepare. jim, good morning. >> reporter: 700 soldiers from here at ft. campbell in kentucky will be in west africa by the end of the month which is making for great deal of urgency here. typically they have at least six months to prepare for deployment like this one. now it's two to three weeks. army sergeant anthony ma

he's been described as brash and compassionate as he told gayle king in an interview. >> he's not going take your head off if you disagree. >> i never did. >> oh, there's a couple of times people were walking around with no heads. >> and those people deserve to have their heads taken off and i'll still do that if i need to. i don't have one club in the bag for golfers who are watching this. you have to understand as a leader there are time use have to be tough and direct and times where you have to be softer and listen, and i can do both. >> now, with this heckler, some people say christie is not going to be able to shut him up so easily. he's a proformer soccer player and helped with cleanup a lot after hurricane sandy. he's an independent. someone asked if he'd vote for christie and he paused a minute and said no. >> really interesting. >> governor christie's got lots of clubs in that bag but it's never a good sign when somebody in the heat of a battle says buddy. >> or shut up. >> look at mrs. christie's face. it's like you should stop talking. don't poke the bear. >> in this case he

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.inning a long stretch behind bars. a south african judge took over just an hour this morning to give the double amputee a five-year sentence. he was convicted of negligently killing his girlfriend. >> olympic sprinter's lawyer says pistorius will be in prison for at least ten months. after that, though, had he could be released on house arrest. the parents of the victim reeva steenkamp say they're satisfied with the sentence. >>> there are new concerns that we could see more cases of ebola outside of west africa. a study published monday said the virus could spread overseas in a month. >>> that report follows cdc changes that outline how u.s. health care workers should treat the patients. they start with rigorous and repeated training in the use of personal and protective equipment. that refers to the suits ebola workers wear. the guidelines require that no skin is exposed while wearing that gear. and they also call for trained monitors to make sure the suit are put on properly. >>> ho

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.agnosed with ebola in the united states. thomas duncan is in critical condition on a res spir rate tore in a hospital in dallas. hazmat teams in suits cleaned the apartment where he stayed. >> ashoka mukpo arrived. he's now heading to nebraska where he will be treated. mukpo got ebola while working as a news cameraman in liberia. >> dr. jon lapook is here to help us unthe real risk this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> we now know the cdc is keeping watch on about 48 people. that's down from 100 last week. is this worrisome or reassuring? >> it's actually reassuring. after some fumbling now the public health system is kicking into high gear and doing what it's supposed to do. i think peeled should be a reassured we know how to stop it in its tracks. if they don't believe dr. frieden frieden, it was contained before in west africa. remember the man who got sick on a plane and infected 21 people. eight of them died. they completely covered that. they've been all over it and the

. >>> charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.his morning at dallas hospital. tests confirm he is the first victim of ebola diagnosed in the united states. the unnamed patient flew from liberia to texas last month. four days after he landed he started showing symptoms. >> that man has been quarantined at texas health presbyterian since september 28th. the test results came back positive yesterday. the victim is in intensive care she's trying to say. earlier on cbs this morning the head of the cdc told us the man does not pose a health rif tock the public. tom frieden is confident the government will stop the virus in its tracks. the ebola outbreak has killed about 3,100 people in western africa. >> this morning the secret service confirms a contractor with a gun shared an elevator with president obama. it happened two weeks ago as the president visited cdc headquarters in atlanta. it's another headache for secret service director julia pearson. she said a break-in into the white house won't happen again. she responded to that and