haas and staff has already really acknowledged there's more work to be done i'm thinking we should ask staff about how long it will take to do the additional work that esteems to be required and then pit this over to law enough time for the work to the accomplished. >> mr. frye. >> tim frye department staff to accommodate some of the more basic at its mr. haas mentioned will probably take a few months to accommodate all the idiots we're talking about years just as mr. hilliard said some of the primary research has to be substantiated so you know commissioner johns your idea of about foot noting the product is a great idea another option removing the nra active altogether to adapted the inventory we feel strongly despite the previous errors in the documentation that nothing appears to change the finding of the inventory so we certainly would like to start using the inventory as a planning tool the immediate concern would be you can if we wanted to bring this to you with some edits we can do that by december. >> director ram. >> another approach there's somethings that can be stated and

haas. >> commissioners i'm jim i've appeared before you in the past and talked about the inadequacy of the underlying documents relating to the civic center the fact they were done look at and antiquated and, etc., etc. you've need that in our comments in this modern age we live in there are new tools to do research including the digitaltion of newspapers that is easy to assess and i've learned a great deal of the civic center in the recent endeavors nevertheless, was started in not annexed paled by the historic narrative in the document before you it seems like the mindless regurgles the old documents about people that knew nothing the san francisco history i on you've seen my 10 packages of comments those are comments are based on things you can get readily easily like the newspaper accounts and in our resolution you have to sift that you have found this document accurate and adequate and i don't think it and i also say you're going to send is to various depositories what you have bra today meets that standard if the staff indeed have told me and told you to make changes you need to

haas would want people to know, you know, science doesn't work on absolutes. it works on probabilities. it works on confidence and impulse. yes, after 21 days we can be pretty well assured that these people are in the clear at 95% confidence. but, you know, it's just not always so pretty like that. >> thank you very much for that report. you've heard the concern 21 day says may not be enough. up next, what does the medical community think about that idea? we'll ask an infectious disease specialist, dr. frank esper. "the cycle" will roll on. so guys -- it's just you and your honey. the setting is perfect. you know what? plenty of guys have this issue, not just getting an erection, but keeping it. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. and you only take it when you need it. good to know, right? if ed is stopping what you started... ask you doctor about viagra. [ male announcer ] ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side ef

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haas mentioned will probably take a few months to accommodate all the idiots we're talking about years just as mr. hilliard said some of the primary research has to be substantiated so you know commissioner johns your idea of about foot noting the product is a great idea another option removing the nra active altogether to adapted the inventory we feel strongly despite the previous errors in the documentation that nothing appears to change the finding of the inventory so we certainly would like to start using the inventory as a planning tool the immediate concern would be you can if we wanted to bring this to you with some edits we can do that by december. >> director ram. >> another approach there's somethings that can be stated and it's straightforward maybe the other way to pull out the sections in question and put those in a separate donate i like an appendix to operate that information so it's clearly a separate set of package of information from the main bold i don't know the extent of how much that pulls apart the documents but the public and users are very aware there's questio

he should not have been allowed to be that close to the president and allegedly haa gun. added to the latest list of growing scandals tohe secret service. >> there is no confidence in the leadership. >> angry lawmakers blasted the leadership. a 42-year-old homeless and rock veteran made it all the way into the east room before he was neutralized by an agent who happen to be there. this is disgraceful. this is absolutely disgraceful. >> i believe you have done a disservice to the president of the united states. >> there was even ridicule to the vaunted agency. >> have you ever heard of these guys? omar gonzalez was indicted on federal and local charges. he is in court today. d.c. police are investigating what they are calling the undetermined death of a 13-year-old boy in northeast. the teenager was shot and killed while he and another juvenile were playing with a loaded handgun. the shooting happened last night inside an apartment on downing street. john gonzalez is live in northeast. good afternoon afternoon. just a tragic situation. this neighborhood is stunned. i want

here we go to tim haas had sent, he started out slowly but was not out from their hudson was not doing bad stanford alumni jerry guthrie is throwing a no-hitter so far seventh eighth and ninth giants don't get deliverance at all the royals lead the series two games to one we're gonna keep things in order, tim has pitched great in the postseason, have confidence in all of these guys, is a good ball game tonight the only thing really determined tonight was that there will be no celebration in the home field if the giants go on to win the giants played well tonight, and then tomorrow night when vicky and i discuss the sports giants fans were out in full force tonight. decked out in orange and black. continuing our team coverage now. kron 4's philippe djegal hung out with giants fans today. he is live at mccovey cove in san francisco tonight we think of hull much fans paid to be there for the game you understand how disappointed they were lost 43,000 fans filing into king street, some were disappointed but sure fans know the magnitude of every game in the world series now giants fans are h

charles haas, a professor of environmental engineer, specializing in biological risk assessment at drexel university, and he is the author of that stu study. it's great to have you on the show. why are you concerned about the 21-day quarantine? >> well, the 21-day interval was from the he initial outbreak, and, in fact, the latest case was a 21 days post exposure, but in the outbreaks since then there have been a number of people who have contracted the illness after 21 days. in the current study there were people that contracted the illness estimated up until the 35th day after exposure. >> it's my understanding that during your study, about 5% of those people who actually ended up getting ebola in the west african situation, 5% of them it happened after day 21. >> correct. >> you are saying also that the incubation period could affect anywhere between .1% of the people who may be exposed up to 12%, so that's an even higher figure of people who may fall out of this one to 21-day program meter? >> based on the prior outbreaks that have occurred, that's the range. >> so the reason that you

. >> this town made headlines after the pope haas visit.fter the annual procession, the bearers of the statue of mary allegedly made an unscheduled stop in front of the house of a local mafia boss to pay honor to an bow before his power. the local police chief filed charges ainst the participants. he cannot give us an interview but says he warned the community and a responsible priest, a relative of the mafia boss, that he would not tolerate it. >> the responsible bishop criticized the immediately. >> there was the ceremony before the house of the mafia boss. the stop was 100 meters away fromis house. that's how we see it. it has been that way for decades. >> for decades, 83 euros giuseppe -- 83 year old giuseppe has commanded the mafia. we went to the building where he is under house arrest. when we wanted to ask questions, the boss's shouted that it was all lies -- the boss' daughter shouted that it was all lies. bricks flew at us over the fence. and then our cameraman was attacked. a member of our team filmed it all with his cell phone.

water and we have the highest concentration of nitrate which is causes blue blood in babies and we have haa 5, the acids that are dangerous. so what i'm saying to you is the people of san francisco have the hetch hetchy water and ask that you look at ways to preserve it and make people more aware of it because now that i'm on ground water anytime i see someone litering, i want to remind them that it's going into my stomach. >> thank you, yolanda. next speaker, dr. jackson. >> good afternoon, it's a pleasure to be back. spanola jackson leader of human rights in san francisco. one thing we hear a lot about at most of our meetings is the community benefits. there is nothing on the agenda today but in the past you have had community benefit programs and updates to community benefit plans. now i understand that you have been spending money, millions of dollars with millions more to come on these community benefits. well, i have asked around where this money is going and who is actually benefitting, and no one seems to know. we all know that some of this money was the money that was the subject o

haas on hills spending time on this project. >> there's a motion and second commissioner johnck pr commissionerns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman commissioner wolfram president hasz so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero commissioners that will place you on item 9 for the cases and 2014646 mills act on peer street 563 on wall street and 621 wall street consideration for adaptation. >> good afternoon department staff item before you are the 3 contracts submitted to the planning commission on may 1st of this year and ready for your recommendation the recommendation would be to review and recommend approval to the board of supervisors for the draft resolutions as well as the draft maintenance and restoration plan, which were included in our packet the millions talks about entering into contracts with private owners this allows the private taxes for an appropriate restoration plan to dates the department headlines holds 163 went forward and processing through the process i want to appointee beginning of our packet on package 2 item b should be 56 to 567 waller

that's what our troops are focused on. >> admiral, it's richard haas.le legally for u.s. armed forces to take on the sort of role you're describing within the united states given the so-called rules and what they are allowed to do within our territory. >> sure. we actually do have the legal authorities to do this. this isn't going to violate a law enforcement role. this is nothing more than potential support and i stress potential support to civilian medical authorities if and only if they ask for that. there's novi allocation. the northern command commander has the authorities he needs to get this team ready to go. >> admiral, i'm curious what your response is to critics of the recently appointed ebola czar ron klain. do you think he doesn't have a public health or medical background but do you think he's equipped to deal with the crisis and coordinate among different agencies and the private-sector? >> our job is to support him and whatever he needs us to do. our job is to support the interagency and the government and that's what we're doing. >> admi

police say haas' wife was at work at the time of the assault. >> parents are scrambling this morningdren into new schools now that a charter high school in philadelphia has suddenly closed down. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is live at the big board. she's got reaction. good morning. >> reporter: tam, good morning. you can imagine how difficult this is for these ninth through 12th graders who are almost two full months into the school year. a robo call went out over the weekend notifying families that the walter d. palmer charter high school would o be shutting down. now, this left nearly 300 students, 80 of them seniors scrambling to find new classrooms in the city. at a at a meeting last night in frankford parents were outraged. it was well known the charter school had been struggling if thisly for months and according to the founder parents were put on notice that closing the school was a very real possibility. the parents were still outraged at the way this process was handled. for months the low performing school has been battling with the philadelphia school district whic

so i'm listening to names each player hayes haas den different tendencies you want to move to where the ball is going to land. >>reporter: you really do that. >> i do it probably even better than the players. i study every home run. >>reporter: i got a ball. wise guy. i can't see a thing. brandon bell. sorry. what is that smell? is that medicinal? five passengers set sail that day on a three hour tour, a three hour tour. here's two things i learned. there's no brakes on these things and there's no bathroom out here. i am not coming tomorrow night. >> you would be better prepared if you went tomorrow night. >> you can bring materials. >>reporter: i'm through. >> all right captain mike. >> he was doing all right out there. he didn't tip over. >> might have gotten the microphone wet. we're going to have a full breakdown of the game highlights post reaction coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> the u.s. supreme court opened its new term with a historic decision on same-sex marriage by opting to stay out of the debate. couples began marrying in virginia hours after the high court cleared away. they

i'm not doing that and i'm not doing that with haas., you know, really my mind- set was to bring calvin in and go to finnegan in the 7th inning. but calvin got the 1, 2, 3. he's the guy that we have used multiple innings before. our guys had multiple success with it. i thought we will use him in the 7th inning. we will just let him hit. we got the first two guys out. and actually -- i was actually hoping that dice would get an out but he got through and got a hit. >> the manager talking about the win tonight over the giants. they lead the series 2-1. >> ned yost grew up in the area. a huge giants fan. let's go to john who is outside of the plaza. what is the feeling like out there. >> we moved over and we're at king and second where you can see behind me the masses are filing out. this guy obviously wants to get on tv. the masses are filing out. by and large, it's a pretty quiet crowd, aside from the guys right behind me who are yelling a bit. i want to point out that we have very positive fans. these three ladies right here, they are a

monday, a county-appointed task force criticized the sheriff's department decision to return deputy gel haaso street duty. >>> some people who live in one san jose neighborhood are outraged because the water is contaminated with e. coli in their neighborhood and there was a delay in notifying residents. ktvu's janine de la vega spoke with them and the water company about the problem. >> we have to boil the water and then put a few drops of clorox in the water to make sure all of the contaminants are out of the water. >> reporter: jerry has been living with contaminated water for the past five days, possibly more. his home on sidney court near the milpitas border is one of 300 homes that received a notice on the door from the san jose water company saying there was possible e. coli bacteria in the water. he received it at 11:00 last friday. >> i woke people up and let them know they were hanging them on the door. people don't check their doors when they get up in the morning. people were gonna drink contaminated water. >> reporter: san jose water says this all stems from a pipeline being repl

now they're trying to clear up the heart worms and they're determined to find a good home for haas czaruss. >> sweet boy there. >> wow. what great day today to have a dog or anybody outside really. spectacular. you call eight bonus day. alike that. >> it was. tomorrow we get another bonus. >> good. >> then it all goes downhill. we won't talk about that. let's live in the moment as my son likes to say. outside take a look at conditions that are pretty decent. temperatures are falling into the 50s but it's very comfortable the wind is light and the skies are moonlit a nice way to end an evening. our live neighbor network checks out the area with high temperatures with the sunshine today in lewes delaware at the university of delaware 76. 75 at the international airport in philadelphia. in newtown, at george school, 74 and in blue bell at the winkfield airport the temperature 73. right now, a big difference as we have those clear skies and temperatures fall but we have a beautiful clear sky with cloud cover to the north and it's going stay that way for now. 64 in philadelphia. but cool to

that is why i'm calling for additional funding for the haas will preparedness program -- hospital preparednessam. it would take what is a $254 to $375program up million. the dollars are only at $255 million, need to upgrade it. this nurse apparently followed all cbc standards and still contracted the disease. health workers are saying they do not want to be involved in ebola cases. what else can we do at the care level? going toe're probably find is not just in this one that but in cases like it there is not enough drilling, practice, and the rate of hospital to hospital. that is why i'm calling for additional funding. obviously no amount of funding replace practicing and drilling so that they are very prepared, not just for the initial emergency, but also for the very specific step i step -- step in terms of removing the protective equipment and all of that. that requires practice. you cannot do a lot of rectus and you cannot have the resources that these hospitals need unless you have been added at funding level. people on both sides of the aisle will regroup to that -- agree to that. exerci

week building bots, countless car washes support the team and also bought them a brand-new $50,000 haasc machine for building robots. >> what is our feed rate? >> right now we're going conservative on this machine. what on the pockets? >> 14 inch per minute. >> it's the team, and this is every bit as popular and every bit as important as any other team on campus. the football and the basketball. so it's on par with athletics. >> you turned down magnet schools to come to this school. >> and i think it was definitely worth it. >> why? >> because this team is unique in so many different ways. it has machining equipment that no other school has access to. it's dedicated during school and after school and it's got the best students all around the valley. >> stem education, science, technology, engineering and math that fosters this kind of learning and in a discipline that is traditionally male-dominated the high rollers are different. >> i wouldn't say it's intimidating. we work as hard as they do. >> what happens if you use the wrong g code? >> it will crash. >> girls do everything. >> i s

. >> her mother says that culture club is an important part of andrea haas personal growth. >> a think she feels like she can bring something to the class that is unique. >> at the end of every session, the students created picture journal of the or things they want to remember about each culture. not surprisingly, many of the include they make treats that they eat in class. >> right, like the cheese. that's great. thank you. airhartp next, amelia found? the new breakthrough in the 75-year search that captivated generations of americans. prepare here at abc 7 to bid farewell to a beloved friend. she has given us 26 years of her life. the mess in washington - made worse with dan bongino. a tea party supporter endorsed by sarah palin. bongino will take away social security's guaranteed benefit and fight against equal pay for equal work l legislation. the post calls bongino "pololarizing" and "highly partisan." no wonder the post endorses john delaney "one of the most impressive new lawmakers." family man, entrepreneur, and independent problem solv - for jobs, to protect veterans and equa

a lon anelon and spacex have haa perfect record but unless we get sloppy in our self-confidence this is going to happen. it had to happen now and actually as terrible as it is, it is better that it happened now than later when that vehicle is full of spaceflight participants. >> you're not new to this game. you have been in the space industry for a while and as i've been speaking to people who have been in the space work for ten, 20, 30 years, they get that this happens. you've drawn an analogy to dangers of things we do more commonly. we sign on, edo this with our eyes open. -- we do this with our eyes open >> absolutely. this is something that these people feel is important enough to put their lives on the line about. and frankly you know, i think this is indicative of the fact that a lot of people have been talking about how our culture is failing, and that we're getting too sanguine, to laid back, we're getting lazy. this is the edge. and whether you're an individual or you're a culture, it is how you approach the edge, and cross that edge, that defines you. and tells you how ali

it happened on east 14th near haas and wood lawn avenue.l started when an officer tried to pull over a man for reckless driving. he led the officer on a chase before drive into a cul-de-sac and ramming the officer's car. >> this is a nice area. people do a lot of walking here. >> it's surprising. >> the officer has been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. if you have any information, you are asked to call san leandro police. enter >> king fire has burned more than 90 some acres. it is 98% contained. full containment by wednesday. 12 homes and 68 other buildings have burned since that fire started three weeks ago. now they are trying to stabilize the hillsides. >> the areas got damaged during the fire fighting effort. >> one man has been charged with arson in connection with that fire. >>> the city of vallejo will swear in the new police chief this morning. andrew badu is replacing fire chief. he was most recently the chief of the benicia police department. >>> a recent survey shows two- thirds of all hom

. >> richard haas from the council of foreign relations. back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ >> e.o wilson is here. backpleased to have him of the table. you're how old now? >> 85. i am beginning to slow down but i do not feel that yet. >> it seems like you're just here not long ago with another three inyou said to me two years and i said is there some sense of urgency that you have these things that you think is important for you to say now? >> yes. i said that. 10 morear-old may have years. i am not counting on it. i want to make sure that if i have anything worth saying i get it out. >> tell me how you came to the meaning of human existence. >> over a long route. i started my career as an evolutionary biologist. i invented that term. that is another story, very interesting. in the course of studying every aspect of the biology of ants, i became interested in the broad subject of social behavior, the origins of social behavior. i wrote a book called sociobiology and other related books. >> that became a bit controversial. >> it did. in the 1970's. now it is

haas there and the scientific community has responded to the favorably. >> and what the doctor says ise information comes from back in the '70s, that they have not accumulated all the new data. which he clearly has. obviously that will raise a lot of questions. we'll talk more about this. are the people who are just being watched for 21 days, is that enough? sanjay, stay with us, we'll answer all of your questions about the ebola crisis. you can tweet your questions with the hash tag ebola question and answer. we'll be right back. begins with the cloud. this is "titanfall," the first multi-player game built and run on microsoft azure. empowering gamers around the world to interact in ways they never thought possible. this cloud turns data into excitement. this is the microsoft cloud. ugh... ...heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm... amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. before we craft it into a sandwich. the tender, sl

this taitalian lender, if it haa whole it won't be as onerous.others have also done well on the session. it's been a strong week on both sides of the atlantic but you still have this underperformance from europe. europe is here. if you look for the month overall we've still not caught up to what's been happening here and that's because the economic situation is still to bad. earnings are quite disappointing. today basf talking about no rebounding for the fourth quarter and the to abandon the balance sheet. gucci down 5%. volvo, one of the largest truck makers in sweden has been cutting costs ahead of schedule and reported surprise profit. the stock up 7%. when we get to sunday, it's not just who's failed and who's passed. it will be we will see how convincing the stress tests are and you can see whether the economy has a clean slate and this does good for economy in europe. >> if you have any question answer apple pay, walt mossberg joins us in a moment. and we're awaiting the news conference in new york from mayor de blasio. when change is in th

will haas about an hour -- moon. that will last about an hour. we're in the 50s and 60s now.clouds still hanging well south and east of us. a sunny, breezy, very pleasant afternoon. highs mid- to upper 70s. some sometimes some of the gusts could be over 20 miles an hour. that looks good. >> good morning, howard. checking out that ride, not in the car. you don't want to be looking at the moon in the car but northbound -9d 5 in springfield -- 95 in springfield, the trouble has been a crash in the hov lanes, northbound after lanes in -- hov lanes in springfield. typical stuff getting through gaithersburg. back to you, andrea, nick? >> thanks, beverly. >>> during, even in fact before yesterday's game and especially after social media was all abuzz about the nationals. >> game four of the nlds is where the season stopped unfortunately. it was painful to watch it come to an end. nikki burdine has a look at what you're saying today. how are they handling the heartbreak? >> reporter: they're taking it rough. nats fans were full of hope in the very beginning as we all were. and on twi

. >> haa senior fellow at chatham house and a retired turkish general, thank you for joining us.hould we read the announcement made by the turkish foreign minister that iraqi kurds could cross into syria from their border? >> i think the announcement is about the decision to assist. but yet, we do not know the scale and the nature of this, this assistance. and i think this is just to take the pressure off from the turkish government. obviously, there are some high expectations from turkey. and turkish government feel quite cornered. and i read this statement as a way to delay a firm action in this respect. >> how do you think this is going to be received by the turkish public, especially the large kurdish population who felt the last few weeks as we have seen on the streets of turkey, the country has not done enough to support the kurdish fighters in kolbane. >> look. of course, i very well understand this approach, this view, this rhetoric, but one needs to bear in mind that there is a huge turkish population, also, within turkey, and you know, this is all about an independent k

lav haa from the big island is yards from homes and could consume them in the next several hours. na net miranda, good morning. >> good morning. residents watching the lava flow for months hoping it would change course. the 2000-degree molten lava is dangerously close to homes. if residents haven't voluntarily left, those who stayed behind are on alert for mandatory evacuation orders. they're wondering why the orders haven't been issued. people are packing up and learning living in paradise can have its costs. movements are inconsistent, therefore difficult to predict. at times advances as fast as 15 yards an hour, then slows to 2 yards an hour. could reach a town of 1,000 people. emergency officials said some lava has crossed into private residential property. >> there's always hope it would stop, change direction, miss the community but the minute it affects the first structure or home, it's going to become that this is real. >> yeah, it's real. it's now or never. you pack and you've got to get out. >> local officials said they are preparing to deal with emotional residents, in

haas not going to those states. it is all about governor races. here's what josh earnest said about this earlier this week. >> we are finding that governors are playing an important role in implementing federal law. and so whether it's raising the minimum wage or expanding medicaid that there are as important role that governors are playing in furthering the kinds of policies that the president advocates. the outcomes of these statewide campaigns are significant, as well, and are worthy of the president's attention and in some cases, they do have significant consequences for the successful implementations of the policies the president has worked hard to pass. >> all of that is certainly true. the other issue, of course, that obama's going to -- president obama's going to hit when he gets to maine coincidentally is ebola. as you know, that's where the nurse has been quarantined or at least state officials are trying to quarantine her. president obama has been very outspoken against these sort of mandatory policies saying nothing should be done that

captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org charlie rose, a conversation with richard haasnd neil wilson. join us. >> pe're at a period where relationships are complex. neither allies or adversaries, they're often changing depending on the issue or the day of the week. this also is power spreading around the world, diffusing it to many, many hands in many forms. decision making is increasingly decentralized. we've moved along this year, next month is the 25t 25th anniversary of the end of the cold war and in 25 years we've moved from a world tightly controlled by two superpowers two a world not centrally tightly controlled and many people are making consequential decisions. >> from the point of view of combined science and humanities, i think we were approaching a time now where the appropriate disciplines of science have learned enough and are moving enough in the right direction so they can connect with the best of humanities to create a much better picture of who we are and where we came from than we ever had before. in fact, i would like to refer to it -- what's happeni

we need more evidence to work with, and thanks to poncho haas huge ego, we can find them in the documentary record. now, we fast-forward downstream, 1969. the miami station has been taken over. he is using a pseudonym, by the way. he has a huge mess on his hands, by the way, made by poncho in the miami media, by making accusations against someone he calls frank. . this memo gives us three huge clues about this frank. first of all, frank was poncho's case officer. second, poncho was directed by frank to introduce him as frank stevens, a professional gambler. third, frank is in regard -- is enrique. so where does this leave us? we know that sloman, frank areens, and enrique pseudonyms for the same person, who is carlos tepedino's father. we are not even remotely done. we need to look at this memo that the cia special agent in charge sent after he was asked to investigate the accusations made in the mediocre -- the media by poncho against frank. we get another important piece of the puzzle -- poncho himself has claimed responsibility for the june 16, 19 d1 exfiltration 's dad.dino let's check

it's haa scary virus.been dealing with ebola for years say you have to be in quite close and intense contact with someone. you think warm and wet. warm, wet fluids are what carry the virus. things like vomit, diarrhea. it has to get inside your body. it's not going to soak in through the skin. you're not going accidentally breathe it in. you really have to be quite close to the patient to catch it. >> and health officials have been trying to ease concerns but, you know, how do you put the public at ease when the virus is getting so much attention? >> it's actually very difficult to catch ebola. it's relatively hard to spread. it has to be through bodily fluids. the thing is we're hearing a lot about the cases because they're concerning that ebola is showing up in the u.s. the reality is we're hearing about isolated case. it's not like there are clusters of people coming up. we have to monitor the contacts but so far a lot of contacts aren't turning up to with signs of ebola. that's reassuring. >> what do y

mutual insurance. >>> here with us now the president of the council on foreign relations, richard haasu on board this morning. also joining us msnbc contributor and associate professor at columbia university school of international and public affairs dorian warren and nbc foreign correspondent amen moul incident. this was written, the post-cold war order is unraveling and while not perfect it will be missed. order has unravelled in short thanks to a confluence of three trends. power in the world has divisive fusd across a greater number and range of actors. and specific u.s. policy choice especially in the middle east have raised doubts about american judgment and the reliability of the united states threats and promises. the net result is that while the united states absolute strength remains considerable american influence has diminished. >> we stepped on a hornet's nest 11 years ago. >> we set in motion a bunch of trends that made a difficult situation worse. >> how has president obama shepherded this country through these difficult times? >> the short answer is not terribly well in