it's anni iv backpack. she's a cancer survivor.s how hard it was to move around with a traditional iv pole. it provides kids a little more freedom and can come in different designs. guess who is with me in studio? hey, how are you? >> hi. i'm good. >> so i met you a little bit earlier in makeup. told you you didn't need it. you look beautiful the way you are! you've been through a lot. you want to help other kids. >> yes. i do. that's it's very special to me that i got to how i get to help all the kids and it's just giving back. it makes me good good. >> tell me how it felt when you were going through your treatment and you had the iv pack. >>well, it was really scary for me at a young age, which was 8. i had to use the big iv poles which were actually, like, really heavy to push around. they have a lot of wires and tubes that i would trip over and get tangled in. >> and so just getting around was hard. >> yes. >> and, again, you said you were 8 i imagine it was pretty scary. all the gadgets and things connected to you. >> yes. it

iv fluid, gloves, shields, gowns and masks. >> now that the united states government is mobilizing -- >> that's exactly the kind of response you need to stop >> the plan consists of sending 3000 personnel to the affected areas, setting up a joint command center for training 500 health care workers a week and handing health care kits and building 17 facilities. like that's the scenario. >> it could be a game changer. sentey've already containers to sierra leone and liberia with plans for more. the board gathered this afternoon to rainstorm had to get more products from donors. >> we've asked them to give as much as of the items that we need to get overseas. >> and how to maximize the concerted effort. >> that would be huge. time is the enemy. death tolls keep rising. tothey are just not equipped answer this. they don't have the infrastructure or resources to handle something this big. getlans are in the works to more items here but then they have to get them to africa. leading experts say it this way -- and mrs. is scary -- they say if we don't mobilize on an unprecedented scale, we co

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there was an issue with the iv.v was put in locket's groin because they could not have a suitable vein in his arms, legs, neck or feet. that is why no one immediately noticed a problem with the iv but it did cause some problems with that lethal injection. the review board is now recommending further training for that medical team in charge of executions out there in oklahoma. that's the latest from the live desk. >> thank you, richard. >>> police in prince george's county have no leads on a mysterious murder in langley park. yesterday morning someone stabbed miguel angel barilla. police spent the day talking with people to see who would have wanted to hurt him. they are urging people to come forward with any information and not be worried about their immigration status. >> we still don't know what happened. we are calling their community, if they know anything, please communicate with the police. >> the only thing that's important to myself and the police department is to find out who did this, close this to make su

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, just a nuisance, or it can be to the point where you have to be in the hospital, or occasion, and iv you can get dehydrated, you can end up in really big trouble. >> it is only her second child. if you have it, you get it every sickle time you get pregnant. >> if you had it with the prior pregnancy it is likely you'll get it again. they will just watch her. it is not terrible. they will give her iv fluid. >> yes, it is terrible for you. >> we don't to have deal with it. >> i hate throwing up. >> yes. >> the issue is it is more of a nuisance and with proper treatment with iv fluids and getting, electrolytes, things like potassium and sodium, pregnant mommy will be fine. >> why does it happen. >> well, in within really knows but we think it had has to do with hormones, h cg hormones. it is a pregnancy hormones. everything is hormones. >> is there a pill for it. >> well, is there treatment, usually you can just get by with ginger or some fluids, that kind of thing but fit is severe you might need iv fluids, vitamin b6 and medication. >> no way to prevent it. if someone is thinking about

. >>> the eagles iv be hitting the west coast minus an important piece on the d. we've got the latest on devon still's four-year-old daughter undergoing cancer treatments. stick around. we'll be right back. >> danny pommells here with you again. the season hasn't officially gotten in the books yet, but he's already making changes. marty wolver. >> yep, jonathan pappelbon as he makes his first appearance at citizen's bank since making an obama scene gesture towards the fans. the phillies win 5-4. >>> i wanted to get back out there. i told ron today i wanted to get back out there and pitch in today's game, no matter what the situation was. just to get back out there on the field and come peet. >>> to the ice now, flyers catch tan was back on the ice. there's no word on if and when he'll play the season. >>> leah underwent nearly a six-hour surgery yesterday to remove a tumor in her lymph nodes. while the surgery was a big step forward, the cancer has spread to bone marrow which will be removed in the next couple of treatments. one other note, michael kendrix is out

right now, iv is no salesperson ae anti-violence protection in pennsylvania. >>> the three suspects in the attack, all from bucks county arraigned and released on bail. attorneys for the suspect say the fight was mutual and today, she retired from her job as an emergency room tech. >>> several members swro deuced a bill to close a loophole in the city's hate crime law. the new bill makes crimes due to sexual orientation, gender or gender identity a hate crime. >> this is obviously a very ugly incident. not only from the violence that occurred, but apparently, this entitled attitude that some of these kids have and the supposition that they can come in to the city where we are. >> the council has up to 90 days in sentencing and a fine of up to $2,000. >> the jackets are ong tonight in center city. it is chilly out there. likely, you've noticed it if you've been outside in the last few hours. still, a fairly nice evening for a walk around broad and chestnut, as you can see there. at least the rain is finally over. it was wet for much of the day today. sheena parvene, hopefully, clear ski

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again my earlier speech it would make the sales program much more robust if you would make it attract ive you will make a lot more money as an agency a medallion is not worth fifty $50,000 unless someone buys it. there's a case pending in front of the california supreme court challenging michael's 's pv's decision the nature of an ap dispatch call is prearranged in nature as opposed to being on demand that determines the jurisdiction so if our side prevails in this argument and it's ruled that there was a mistake in it, as well as the tnc's are using these ap calls it would then be under your jurisdiction and i can see we could craft as an industry some kind of hybrid policy to determine the conditions and rules and limitations such as no price gouging for example and possibly these vehicles would sort of be a big time augmentation because there's times when we can't get to all the calls thank you. >> i'm barry corn gold with the san francisco taxi worker's a alliance and i am really appalled that you know, you guys are still collecting fees you know making us follow any kind of any kind

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another important point to note is that we are recommending an senti iv base approach to sustaining these types of resources. we are not recommending layerering on restrictions. i think that's important to understand. we are going to next highlight just a few of the recommendations that we feel where we feel the hpc can play a role in moving some of them forward. & >> okay. so our recommendation no. 1 for identifying documenting cultural heritage assets is something where we do see the hpc having an important role in supporting and ushering that project along. the agency did adopt in december of 2012 a motion to support this very recommendation already. so we would like to see is some concrete steps taken to formalize the methodology that began during the japan town process. on the screen we have the social heritage developed during that process and we believe that could be applied citywide. similarly, historic context statement are great tools for identifying potential cultural heritage assets and we would like to see the department and the commission support additional cultural context.

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did johnny ives get it right with the company's latest products?eo of zillow sounds off on twitter big time about ipos. he's going to tell us why he went on a 20 post rant and give us the questions from the upcoming alibaba offering. >>> plus, general wesley clark on what our best strategy should be for dealing with the terror group isis. his thoughts ahead of the president's big speech to the nation this evening. kayla, we'll see you there in just a few. >>> all right, thanks so much. fwad to have you in house again, scott. alibaba receiving enough orders for its record breaking ipo within just two days of that road show launch. carlos kirchner joins us. >> how are you. >> it did seem conservative that the company was valuing it self up to $163 billion going into the ipo given how much demand was expected. how high do you think it can go? >> well, we believe that the company is worth at least $200 billion to $210 billion, between $80 and $85 a share. >> which is a pretty substantial move up from where we are right now. the worry, carlos, does this

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. >> we have talked to acods,ive resilient might have a positive result in my own life?tephanie said i used to be against and scared of marriage and said i'm never going to do it. but now i have a man i want to marry. michelle. >> i had just gotten married when my parents got divorced. i was very scared i had made the wrong decision and would i make the same mistake as my parents. it was awfully hard to be happy as a newly wednesday when my parents' marriages was falling apart. >> what does it mean to society as a whole? >> well, i think that it is harder for -- so what we're seeing is a couple of things. we're seeing children of divorce, now young adults, they're understandably wary about marriage and they are very wary about having children. because what they'll tell you is, i don't intend to divorce and i don't want a divorce in my marriage. but i particularly don't want to have kids and have my kids go through a divorce. so we're seeing children of divorce delaying marriage, an once they're married they're delaying having kids which i think is a wise move. but what w

so there will still be a gap represent relevant iv -- relative to our goals. depending on the metrix used on determining our need, some of our staff are also being priced out of the market, but right now we have no direct mechanisms for providing housing for them since the focus and priority has been on students and faculty. >> okay, one thing i will say about that is i know this isn't for citywide, but the mission bay, the master plan development and new housing we had a lot of conversations around providing for sf and housing. i understand that mission bay is a master plan development and you have opportunities to do that on a broader scale and say, hey, what's coming down the pipe for new construction can we be the units aside for employees and figure out the right percent but you did it. has the board of regents considered other -- i don't want to call them deals, but deals like that across the city especially for a newer housing development. i think it's important if you are introducing thousands of new employees in the coerce course of the next few years

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