hurt.least two others are let's go to jay in frederick. jay? are live,ordon, we just moments ago. i'm going to step out of this what wethat you can see leave is a small part of wreckage just on this little to this barn.xt we're going to zoom in. according to authorities, and we short time ago, about a half pile on the other the of that barn is where cirrus sr22, single engine plane, crashed. have confirmed with maryland state police that it collided in mid-air with a helicopter. somethingg to do that -- yes. go ahead and zoom all the way down there. police activity. you can see lights. you can see vehicles that are of city,tors, members county and state police who are here, already investigating. outnow we're going to zoom real quick and we're going to do something that's going to be a little jarring. of thoseng to pop off sticks and we're going to walk over this way so i can show you actually, ieve -- know, because i saw it, the wreckage of the helicopter. we can't see it. these are storage units right here. in between, i think the second down, is where the helicopter is located.

similar to itunes, but it is not just jay pay that is profiting. the company operates in over 1200 facilities in 32 states. and there is a profit sharing agreement with each state. >> government agencies can and will accept a portion of the revenue as an incentive to put the program in. >> but those like jack johnson who worked at the federal bureau of prisons for decades has a problem with anyone making money on the backs of prisoners. >> i felt like it was more of the government bureaucracies that were profiting from this, as well. the sentence is the punishment. inmates are not put in prison to be punished, they're put in prison as punishment. >> keith miller is doing two and a half years for armed robbery. >> it is not right, my family has to be paid for money to be sent to me. >> critics argue this leads to gouging, and investors and regulators have already gone after some companies especially those who provide phone services for prisoners, like pay tell. >> and the reason we're in this mess right now on my side my industry has abused the publ

nbc's jay gray is live in dallas with the latest, and a lot of questions and a lot of shock, jay, that this woman got on a plane knowing that she had been exposed. >> reporter: hey, kris, scott, yeah, a lot of questions unanswered. you're right, a lot of people frustrated, shocked she would get on the plane, including officials with the cdc. a lot unfolding in this story. let's touch on what's happening right now. the second patient is in isolation here in dallas right now, but will travel at some point, we believe, today to emory university hospital in atlanta for treatment. that, of course, is where the first two americans diagnosed with the virus in west africa traveled to and were successfully treated. there is a third patient who's been unnamed that's still being treated at emory and now this patient is on the way, as well, so that's important to point out. secondly, as you guys have talked about, she flew to cleveland, visited with family members, three of whom work on the kent state university campus. as a precaution, and she never stepped foot on campus, but as a precaution, th

we'll hear from head coach jay gruden in sports. hold on. is rg iii coming back monday to play against the dallas cowboys? it is a long shot. wait until you hear what jay gruden says about his return. early mid-term voting is under way in a mannedful of states including illinois. today president obama took time to cast his ballot in chicago. at a weekend rally there the president said he would vote for incumbent illinois governor pat quinn and senator dick durbin of course both democrats. the race to fill republican frank wolf's congressional seat in northern virginia is heating up. you probably have seen the ads by democrat john fauset and republican barbara come stock. today both of those candidates sat down with rebecca cooper who is in the newsroom with a look at this close and important race. >> well, we talked to both candidates today about their views on jobs, the economy, and much more. we'll have the interviews coming up later this week on abc 7. we also spoke to both candidates about outside money pouring in for this hotly conteste

jay korff is live the story. where did they find this family, jay? >> they ended up founding them in new castle, delaware, which is almost in the shadow of the delaware memorial bridge. but in the end authorities say the amber alert helped out. county police say tiamarie valenzuela sped off with her children, 1-year-old geea and gamgam following a domestic disbeauty their father. >> apatient through female had threatened -- apparently the female had threatened to take off with her children and drive off a bridge. >> due to the threat, authorities issued an amber alert and police positioned themselves at area positions looking for a black honda cross ur with maryland tags 9 az 6888. in the end you'll were found in delaware, which is very close to the delaware memorial bridge. police would not say exactly where they were discovered but based on their investigation, the mother had no intention of hurting her children. >> we didn't find them in a position where the children were being threatened or her life was in jeopardy at that point. >> authorities s

jay korff joins us from fairfax. what did she say? that asaid emotionally traumatized and confused young woman came to her door late one night, nine years ago, asking for help. the authorities say that it happened along the wood line behind me. today they say that jesse matthew jr. is the suspect. >> she was lucky to live. ago, a manrs attacked a woman carrying home groceries in fairfax city, her into the woods, and sexually assaulted her. the 26-year-old victim somehow survived and went for help. >> i remember the woman who knocked on our door. >> she knew immediately she was the victim of violence and called 911. >> her hair was messed up with leaves and sticks in her hair. >> this is the composite sketch. nine years later, this is the mode shot of jesse matthew jr. hasecutors announced he been indicted on attempted capital murder, abduction, and sex assault charges in connection with that 2005 crime. chargedis behind bars, in the disappearance of uva student hannah graham, and law enforcement says there is a forensic link between t

a question for jai. following on the intelligence versus law enforcement information question, there's also a tension between the law enforcement aspects of this and the diplomatic aspects of this. how does the interagency work when you've got a ruler in office that is cooperating on a diplomatic front, but is stealing the money for his family? >> what i can honestly say is that our decisions of whether to bring a case are tactical decisions, are prosecutorial decisions. even in those instances, and we do have the obn case being one, certainly we want to make sure that there's information to the extent that we're not precluded from sharing that information because of investigative necessity or legal requirements like grand jury secrecy. we don't want interagency partners to be surprised by what we're doing. but, they're completely separate. it doesn't matter to me, to anybody in the leadership of the justice department, and i think quite frankly, even on the diplomatic side, nobody in this process wants

live in college park, jay korff, abc 7 news. >> thank you, jay. president obama didn't have to travel far to show some major campaign support. he appeared at a rally today in upper marlboro for the democratic candidate for maryland governor, anthony brown. as richard reeve tells us the joint appearance comes four days before the start of early voting in maryland. >> it was perhaps a unique, political moment. >> to be a part of history >> the nation's first african-american president embracing and campaigning for what could be maryland's first african-american governor. >> anthony brown has not just devoted his career to fighting for you. he has devoted his entire life to fighting for you. >> the latest "the washington post" university of maryland poll shows brown with a nine-point lead over republican rival larry hogan. >> we've got work to do. >> the post survey shows brown getting support from 77% of african-american voters in this mid-term election compared to 97% for the president when he ran in 2012. >> i think you'll nationally see a decreas

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i'm jay gray. dara, back to you. >> jay, thank you very much for that report. >>> four people are dead and five others injured after a small plane crashed into a flight training building in kansas. police are saying this was not an intentional act. the identities of the victims have not been released. nbc's ron mott has the details. >> reporter: thick clouds of black smoke billowed high into the sky. moments after a twin engine turboprop slammed into a facility filled with dozens of people. >> there was heavy smoke on the horizon as you approached the airport for miles. >> reporter: emergency crews rushed to the scene. the aircraft's nose gear visible among the flames. air traffic control transmission captured the crash. >> we just lost the plane. >> what's on fire? >> we just lost an aircraft. >> reporter: witnesses say the king air 200, a popular small airplane built by beach craft encountered trouble shortly after takeoff, that an engine quit and left the pilot struggling for control. is it veer

yeah, jay was like who are you? classic response, watch what happened. >> i told you he was like who are you, dude. >> jay-z didn't think it was funny at all that a frenchman didn't know hoe was. he was headed to the museum with his daughter and beyonce. man shooting video seemed stunned at all of the attention that the group was getting jay-z's body guard asked tourist to please stop recording when the man asked who is he. jay-z turnaround and said who are you, and he kept walking. >> i guess he will figure it the out. >> yes. >> what being has that man been under. >> oh, boy. >>> lets get traffic and weather together, how are we looking today. >> storm scan three, we have high pressure building back in place here, pretty pleasant day is expected here and no wet weather until tomorrow but by tomorrow clouds are already beginning to build in as morning progresses and eventually showers move in by the afternoon. here's where we stand, under clear skies temperatures have drop. we are down to the 40's, 50's. still at 6

>>> let me finish tonight with jay leno. the hardest thing in the world is to quit doing something you love to do. and that's what jay leno had to do last year and he's made the best of it. he's out there doing live performances. and knowing his work ethic and professionalism, he's giving those all yernss niegtsds to remember. >>> there were things said about jay last night that run true with me personally. what a nice guy the guy is personally. every guest on the show knows that and said that last night. he visits you in your dressing room before you go on. and then he hacks out with you for a while and gets you comfortedble with what's happening. and then he comes to you after the show and thanks you personally. anyway, i have a special night i want to show you when the great chelsea handler was teasing me for talking too fast one night. she's not the first person to do that, but for some reason, i decided to respond in kind. here's how jay leno leapt to my defense. >> 37 years ago and i found there was 220,000 miles of oi

jay korff reports. just after 5ning, a.m., a pickup truck struck and killed a woman as she was walking along route 210 near berry road. tayed on the scene. officer say she was not in a crosswalk. >> it's dark that early in the morning. it's sad. hert happened not far from accokeek road, which is surrounded by ribbons. they are a tribute to way below to figure. >> that was the most devastating news i've ever heard. i would not wish that on anybody. close friend jennifer, who prayed with her sunday at discharge, was known for her wonderful disposition and her love of walking. >> there was not a time when you would not see her walking around. >> they say that she walked for miles along busy route 210 every day so she could get to her favorite places, including this dunkin' donuts. the employees are morning as if a family member is gone because they called her the grandmother. >> the kids loved her, the neighborhood loved her, and it's a tremendous loss. i don't know what i'm going to do now. i will be expe

nbc's jay gray is live outside of bellevue hospital with the latest. jay? >> reporter: hey there, doreen. that young boy you talk about just returned from a trip from west africa. the good news is good at this point. the ebola test just back within the last few minutes, and negative. again, testing negative for ebola. but out of an abundance of caution, and we hear that term a lot these days, he will remain in isolation here, because you have to have more than one negative test on subsequent days to make sure you're not infected with the virus. but again, right now, the 5-year-old negative for ebola. the 5-year-old was rushed to bellevue hospital overnight by medical teams dressed in full protective gear. >> the child was showing some signs of an illness, not clear what the illness was. we did the cautious thing and brought the child in under the full protocol. >> reporter: a protocol that's come under fire, specifically the decision by governors in new york, new jersey and illinois to impose a mandatory quarantine on anyone returning to the u.s. who have h

jay gray, nbc news, dallas. >>> airline passengers coming into the d.c. region could soon see changes as a result of the ebola crisis. news4's adam tuss continues our coverage at dulles airport with more on what travelers there might have to go through. adam? >> reporter: hey, doreen. many here at dulles international say the idea of more screening, not a bad idea. >> i think we need to do more to take further precautions when someone comes from west africa. >> reporter: more screening for those coming from countries where ebola is raging. >> i think they should do a lot more -- a lot of places, not just west africa. >> reporter: but more screening on all levels is a good idea. >> sure. why not? >> reporter: and for those very close to the ebola situation, agreement. >> i would not be against tougher screening, no, not at all. >> reporter: she is flying through dulles today and says she has a lot of friends in and from west africa. >> i'm worried about contracting the disease there, taking precautions at home. some -- a good friend of mine's mom has gone

good evening, jay. >> reporter: hey, janelle. yeah, and you're absolutely right. a lot unfolding here this evening, including an update on the condition of this patient. he seems to be getting better. and more on some of those who may have come into contact with this patient before he was admitted to the hospital here. and then that mistake that the hospital has said they made that could have exposed many more people to this deadly virus. the mission in dallas is now two-fold. >> this is all hands on deck. we understand that. >> reporter: medical specialists are working around the clock to treat the first patient diagnosed with the deadly ebola virus in the united states. while a team from the centers for disease control works on the ground going door to door in the dallas apartment complex where the patient spent several days with his family, trying to identify more than a dozen people who may now be at risk for infection, including according to texas governor rick perry a group of school-aged children. >> these children have been identified, and they are being m

the other political issue for jay nixon, who is a democrat that i like to remind people. these are democrats and democrats. he is endorsing a guy for the missouri state senate who is, himself, a former police officer. and he said about him recently, you've seen a lot of leaders go through the senate seat and missouri senate for working people for education and make sure folks follow the rule of law. it fits right in there. that sounds like a typical endorsement. here is what we know about according to the riverfront times. he said body cameras that were purchased for st. louis and ferguson police were purchased on a whim without purchase approval and he's not so good for that. he is a long-time critic of the idea of recording police officers at all. he's the business manager as we mentioned earlier of the police officer's association and in that capacity he oversees shield of hope, which is fund-raising for darren wilson. does that complicate jay nixon's ability to be the guy who is the convener here when that is also in the record? >> what complicates it not just some co

jay gray is live in ottawa with more on the suspect and canada's sponsz response. jay? >> reporter: as you talked about, a lot of emotion here today, with ybut also a strong presence in the streets of this city, and around the core of parliament here, but also an army of people carrying flowers, stuffed animals, adding to a growing memorial at the site of the attack. this afternoon, royal canadian mounted police confirm, mike he zehaf bibeau carried out the deadly attack in ottawa alone. >> we have information he may have had dual canadian libyan citizenship. he was an individual who may have held extremist beliefs. >> reporter: today bibeau's parents released a written apology to the victims and families. his mother also writing, i am mad at our son and a part of me wants to hate him at this time. anger, frustration and pain are emotions that grip this city right now. >> this town is in shock. this town is shaken and i think yesterday we lost our innocence. >> reporter: but a young boy here has lost so much more. his dad, corporal nathan sir i willo, was guarding the t

that what he said to jay carney was you know what? caught up in the day-to-day ups and downs and you know, breaking news alerts and all that. the kind of stuff that we in cable news use i think to draw viewers in on a daily basis. i think the president and leaders of all stripe as i have just said should be in fact taking the longer view, having to look at things. they have far more information in the immediate sense than we do. so i think that he is reading the papers. i bet he is reading "the wall street journal" but what you see is that people who actually have to make these calls, shouldn't be reacting because of the latest item that is breaking on top of a cable news heap. jon: and yet, daniel, he has mentioned fox news, i mean he has called us out many times in his public pronouncements saying you probably got that from fox news or something. he has been very critical of this medium and our channel in particular. if he is not watching why does he care? >> well, true enough, jon. you have the idea out there that some of the cable

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jay korff live there now with what he just learned. jay? >> alison, according to officials here at arlington justnal cemetery, who i spoke with moments ago, the army, which deals with security has at this cemetery, beefed up security by the tomb of the unknown soldier, which is about halfway into the cemetery. and they say you wouldn't know was beefed up, but it certainly has been. they say this is just a precaution. been no there has specific threat leveled against arlington national cemetery or the tomb of the unknown soldier. the reason is because the attack took place in ottawa, as scott mentioned, is at canada's whichal war memorial, includes their version of the tomb of the unknown soldier. it was added in the year 2000. course, that location is just a couple of blocks away from parliament's main building, which includes the house of commons. so at this point, there isn't anything we can specifically see added security where we are, but they certainly did beef thiscurity deep into cemetery. live in arlington, jak jay korf, abc 7 news.

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nbc's jay gray is in ottawa. jay, good morning to you. what is the latest? >> reporter: good morning, betty. the lockdown is over, but the city still on edge. there is a heavy police presence here in the downtown area, and there has been since yesterday's terror attack. >> there was a man with a rifle shooting at a bunch of people. >> reporter: as the first shots rang out -- >> just, pow, pow. >> reporter: -- bystanders rushed to the side of a fallen soldier but were unable to save corporal nathan cirillo, who had been standing guard at canada's national war memorial. >> there's no pain greater than losing a loved one. to have it happen in such circumstances as this morning is beyond expression and underlined by sad anger within my heart. >> reporter: next, witnesses say the gunman hijacked a car and drove to canada's parliament building, walked inside and opened fire in the central hall of honor. three people were injured as lawmakers scrambled before the suspect was shot and killed by the sergeant-at-arms. a bystander says this cell phone video shows the g

i'm here with jay leno and jay, of course, we're going to be doing the big uso show a little bit later as a free lunch. they want to see us perform, they have to perform. so we picked a few people at random here. >> that's it. welcome to afghanistan's got talent. first we've got staff shelton who kazoos to journey. >> yes, sir. don't stop believing. >> all right. let's hear it. ♪ >> what do you think, jay? >> you know, i think we've lost this war. >> all right. drop the kazoo. all right, staff sergeant todd reit. >> break dancing. >> break dancing. >> all right. let's -- >> here we go. >> whoo! >> whoa. >> man. >> wow. whoa. >> that was a break dancing. that was break dance. >> that was just dance. >> all right. staff sergeant cleveland taylor. >> a little song. >> all right. >> all right. i got my dance over here. >> okay. here we go. >> i need -- >> you need the mike. ♪ >> all right. all right. >> you see how it's done? you see how it's done. >> and then jason boyd what's your impression? >> i do not know who i am. >> you got -- >> i would go over near the kazoo guy. >> and then and

i'm jay gray. angie, back to you. >> jay, thanks. >>> accused white house fence jumper omar gonzalez will face a judge later today. now, at a previous hearing the judge ruled that he'd be held without bail, but that could be revisited. meanwhile, the secret service is under fire. the agency's director was questioned by lawmakers yesterday. at the same time, a new report says the secret service allowed an armed security contractor who had a criminal record into an elevator with the president on a recent trip to atlanta. nbc's tracie potts is live from washington. and tracie, there on the hill, lawmakers, they don't seem the least bit satisfied with that hearing. are we going to see more backlash today? >> reporter: well, we certainly could, angie. good morning, everyone. and the interesting thing about that is it's equal. democrats, republicans seem equally outraged about this. and now we're getting new information that three days before the president -- before his family, i should say, experienced

jay leno and myself. we are honored to be part to bring the uso tour to bagram air base to honor these brave men and women who protect us, who protect our freedom and, jay, it's something i've always wanted to say. >> yeah? >> get to the chopper! get to the chopper. >> there's a bomb in the trees, get to the chopper! >> this is going to go really weird, no question. >>> health officials are trying to ease the public concerns after announcing a patient in dallas, texas does, in fact, have ebola. this is the first case diagnosed in the u.s. the man originally flew from liberia to dallas but had no symptoms at the time. he is now in isolation, receiving treatment. >> the secret service is investigating another embarrassing incident when president obama toured the cdc last month. he rode the elevator with an armed security contractor who has a criminal record and a violation of protocol. the agency says technically, the man was doing his job but he should not have been so close to the president. >>> and an in

jay gray, nbc news, new york. >>> the nurse that jay mentioned is planning to file a federal lawsuit jersey forced her into that mandatory quarantine. as he mentioned, kaci hickox tested negative for ebola and her attorney says these new rules violate her civil rights. dr. anthony calls the quarantine an overreaction. >>> the u.s. ambassador to the united nations is in west africa tonight. samantha powers spoke exclusively to nbc news and warned officials not to create rules to help keep health care workers from traveling to where they're needed most. >> we need to find the right balance of addressing the legitimate concerns that people have and incentivizing these heroes. >> powers is in beginny now. she'll visit liberia to demonstrate u.s. support for those nations. >>> a desperate search is on for a 12-year-old girl who hasn't been home all weekend. she disappeared friday afternoon in northeast d.c. near 18th and constitution. she was last seen near elliott high middle school wearing khaki pants and white zipup sweatshirt with a hood. >>> the community is wrapping up a somber home

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dianna russini joins us where jay gruden wrapped up a press conference. what did he say? >> this is a good problem to have, depending how you look at it now. the good news is, the redskins got that win yesterday. and the guy that led the team to the victory is the third string quarterback. co colt mccoy now the starting quarterback for the washington redskins. coming into the game yesterday in relief of kirk cousins. mccoy's numbers were pretty good too. he completed 11 of his 12 passes, including a touchdown on his first throw of the game. it was unbelievable. so really unless the doctors deem rg3 unready to go this week, jay gruden says mccoy will get the start against the cowboys. >> right now we're going to move forward with colt. we're going to make -- i would like to make the decision as soon as, because i'm a big rep guy and want to get the starter to go and move forward with the cowboys. want to start with colt. and kirk is going to get the reps he gets and will be ready to go if need be. but colt will be the starter. >> so the way this will go down, the team will

nbc's jay gray is in dallas now where the first case of ebola in the u.s. was diagnosed. jay?> reporter: hey there, jim. yeah, in a late update today, doctors said that thomas eric duncan has shown some improvement in liver function. good news. but warn he is still in critical condition on dialysis and the ventilator, struggling to survive. they can't be by his side. but thomas eric duncan's 85-year-old mother and other family members traveled 15 hours from north carolina to be as close as they can. as the ebola patient fights for his life. reverend jesse jackson and local clergy spent time with the family today, sharing a message of hope and support. >> thomas today needs love and medical treatment. >> reporter: we know he is being treated with the experimental drug prinbrincidofovir. the same day, his condition dropped from serious to critical. >> the hospital released a statement saying the patient was intubated, meaning they're on a respirator to support breathing, on dialysis, kidney dialysis to support his kidney functions and he has received experimental treatment. >> r

jay gray, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jay. >>> it is round two of the heat wave gripping the bay area and bumblebees, as well, this time. triple digit temperatures headed to parts of the south bay. meteorologist christina loren has been warning us all week about this. i just had a gas fireplace installed, had to run my air conditioner to try it out. >> well, sure. you are a good consumer, yeah. of power. you know what, we are going to put a huge strain on the power grid for today because we're going to see the heat up north in northern california first, and socal is going to get it the next couple days. i've got to tell you, these temperatures, unusually hot. temperatures right now at 80 degrees in livermore, 75 in concord, 76 degrees, not even lunchtime just yet, but the big winner, as you'll notice, is half moon bay at 82 degrees on your way to about 90 degrees in half moon bay. that is a hot day headed your way. i can tell the weather story today with this time lapse of ocean beach. this is from our friends at the weather underground. mostly clear all day long. temperatures ar

jay-z's body guard asked tourist to stop recording when man asked who is he, jay-z turned around andaid who are you and kept on walking. >> it appears robin thick's attempts to get wife paula paththan back didn't work. patton filed for divorce yesterday, citing irreconcilable differences and asked for joint custody of their son. they were separated earlier this year. >>> who are you going to call how about a all female cast of ghost busters. director paul see tweeted that the movie will happen and will feature hilarious women in. org national 1984 comedy fee he toured four men fighting paranormal. rumors swirling about who will join the cast, including melissa mccarthey and kristin wigg. they are hilarious. >> i'm hoping, that within so funny. >> she has got make an appearance. >> there is some new talent out there, that might squash that competition. >>> coming up next on cbs this morning heavy truth about the nfl how they toe around a quarter million pound of gear ♪ oh yeah old el paso's got a bold new stand n' stuff shell that's blasted for nacho cheesiness oh yeah! ahhh! what is

jay gruden is in the search for leaders on this team. back to you guys. >> thanks, dianna. >>> that's our broadcast for now. "nightly news" is next. >> then we hope you'll stay tuned for our debate as the candidates in the virginia race square off at 7:00. and, of course, we'll have complete coverage at 11:00 and online at nbcwashington.com. we'll see you at 11:00. >>> on our broadcast tonight, who is he? the fbi is asking for help in identifying an isis militant on a new and chilling video speaking english in a north american accent. they fear he's an american. caught on camera. a traffic stop turned violent with children in the backseat recording it all. another case of mistrust between the police and public and everyone is rolling. >>> driven to distraction. hands free but not distraction free for drivers. turns out that technology could be making things more dangerous behind the wheel. >>> and glen campbell as we haven't seen him before in his fight against alzheimer's, though able to still channel his music. what he shared with us f

and that's exactly the way jay gruden wants it. first-place cowboys to be conscious of it, take time to prepare for rg3 and think about his presence. it's been 37 days since he got hurt. he's running without pain, but not sharp ore accurate, which is not to be -- it's not unexpected with the after sixould have weeks. but jay gruden will make his final decision tomorrow after practice. today that rg3 will either start or be inactive. dressl not dress just to to be on the sidelines. colt will start if rg3 is not cleared. theit was griffin taking first team snaps today with the media at the open part of the practice. more onay gruden with rg3. >> he's progressing along. it's just a matter of watching him. so much watching him run. i think he feels okay running right now. it's just a matter of how he feels tomorrow. there's certain movements, we handlesta see how he that. the big thing is getting him comfortable throwing in the pocket. it's timing now. i'm in no rush today to make any crazy decision, but i really to see how he's feelin

jay gray live in ottawa for us this morning. jay, thank you. >>> 5:18. the pittsburgh penguins broke tradition to honor those affected by the shooting. ♪ they played the canadian national anthem along with the u.s. national anthem before yesterday's game against the flyers. the nhl postponed the senators and toronto maple leafs following the attack. >>> the pentagon said this is a precautionary measure. right now there is no timeline for how long security will stay heightened at the tomb of the unknown. >>> the teen was shot at close range. he was shot and killed by officer darren wilson in ferguson, missouri back in august. a local newspaper obtained a copy of the report. it says brown was shot after a study with officer wilson and suggests brown may have been reaching for the gun and was shot in the hand. the official report differs from the family autopsy that said brown was shot from a distance while trying to surrender. . >>> new this morning, a 3-month-old girl killed in a train station attack in israel was an american. yesterday a man ran over nin

back to you. >>> jay gray. jay, thank you.nings will begin at dulles international in the weeks ahead to keep your family safe from exposure. health workers will take temperatures and ask questions about possible exposure. the screenings will only apply to travelers coming into the u.s. from west africa. over the weekend medical workers began screening passengers at jfk international. >>> more possible ebola cases have people here on edge. los angeles county say a sick woman on a flight at lax did not have ebola. the woman was on united airlines flight from jfk. she had flu-like symptoms and was vomiting apparently after some questioning of that passenger about her travel history and checking her symptoms it was determined she did not have ebola. a patient at a massachusetts hospital recently traveled to liberia and went to the hospital yesterday complaining of a headac a doctors say he is not a high risk for the virus. >>> the ebola outbreak in west africa could impact chocolate prices. the ivory coast, the largest producer o

live in ottawa, jay gray, back to you. >>> jay, thank you.nathan zarillo was guarding it when the gunman shot him at point blank range. a tourist snapped this photo moments before it happened. the "today" show is next with more on the deadly shoot-out in the halls of canada's parliament. they are looking into possible terrorist ties. >>> 6:47 now. new this morning, montgomery county police are looking for two men who held up a shell gas station in gaithersburg. shots were fired at the station on shady grove road 1:00 this morning. you can see there that the front door was shattered by bullets. no one was hurt. police do not have a description of the suspects. we're just getting new information now about the latest man to scale the fence at the white house. megan mcgrath is live with details. megan, good morning. >> well, good morning, eun. we have learned that the man who scaled the fence is from bel air, maryland and that he had to be taken to the hospital to be treated from bite wounds from the police wounds. he was bitten on the back, ches

jay? >> reporter: hey, doreen. let's start with good news. we have just learned that fina pham, the nurse who contracted ebola while treating a patient at dallas and is now being treated at the national institutes of health in maryland, has been upgraded, going from fair to good. so that is very good news. more good news, 60 people pulled from the ebola watch list here, a list that both national and state officials hope they can eliminate all together. the centers for disease control has established new guidelines for medical teams dealing with the deadly virus. health care workers must be repeatedly trained how to use personal protective equipment. the suits should leave no skin exposed and must monitor employees using protective gear. >> we want a fresh pair of eyes watching step by step, that adequate, safe removal of all personal protective equipment occurs without contamination. >> reporter: officials say it's likely nurses nina pham and amber vinson were affected while taking off their protective suits after treating ebola patient thoma

by monday jay carney was dismissing them. they did a thorough investigation in three days, over the weekend, and cleared this guy? thoroughly in an international investigation? absurd. >> tell us the truth. what happened here in your view? >> in my view there's a culture of deception at the white house. i mean, this is just par for the course. if you think about it, think about the things they have told us in recent years. they have told us that no one in the white house edited benghazi talking points. no one in america's going to lose their health plan. not a smidgen of corruption at the irs and now no specific credible allegations. every one of those statements was knowingly true. now, one time -- maybe that's a mistake. twice, that's troubling. three, four, five statements like that, that is a pattern. there is a culture in the white house that encourages and condones deception of the american people when they think that the president is in danger. >> must everything be political? must everything be political? i mean, they

i'll try to keep the conversation with you, jay.to turn the corner and that is encouragement. that is really encouraging when you look at, you know, students incoming and those who continue to be enrolled there. but then what about all the students who have either graduated with this kind of system or those who have, you know, been able to win those titles that sara talked about that are now in swrepd. what should happen, if anything, to them? because, you know, certainly they were done a great disservice by not being able to get a good education. many of whom might be struggling, you know, in their post unc years even. >> right. right. well, the chancellor and the athletic director recently announced that unc plans to deliver on the promise of an education for its athletes who left university without having completed their degrees. i would like to see them extend that, to extend that program and to enable those who were cheated of their educations by having been steered into or forced into these paper classes, to allow them also to

joining me tonight, former obama press secretary jay carney. us, ari fleischer, former press secretary for president george w. bush. so secretary panetta saying what john mccain said to you last month on cnn that the obama administration could have left a residual force in iraq and should have left a residual force in iraq. you obviously disagree with mccain. is panetta wrong as well? >> the fact of the matter is as i discussed with senator mccain, the president did try to negotiate with the sovereign iraqi government for the presence of a residual force in iraq of u.s. troops for the training and ct missions that were vital to the u.s. interest. and the iraqi government refused and no u.s. military leader or civilian defense secretary would have agreed to place u.s. troops in a country like iraq absent the immunities that we demanded in those negotiations. >> ari, what about panetta's comments? >> most people, not everybody, most people in the administrations are willing to share the real things that happened inside. i happen to finish secreta

jay gray. back to you. >> we know that health officials in texas have come up with a list of about 48 people who had been in contact with duncan. is this person part of that 48? >> reporter: yeah, she is not, nor are the other 18 that we know about, the hospital employees all self-monitoring, they were all considered low risk. that 48 still being monitored and still have a ways to go. they are being checked by hospitals or experts from the cdc on a regular basis daily we're talking about. right now the good news is no one in that group has shown any symptoms. >> jay gray, reporting live in dallas. thank you very much. >>> health workers started screening passengers at jfk international airport this wctd as they try to prevent the spread of ebola. it's only for patients coming into the u.s. from west africa. they are checking their temperature and asking questions about potential exposure. four other airports will start screening on thursday. >>> we've learned another patient has been quarantine

liz: jay, that's optimism at 30,000 feet. bring us a little closer, yes, energy futures and energy prices are very, very low, great for the consumer. but the dow resistance is hitting around the 16,576. we are, i don't want to get wonky and into numbers, we're almost positive for the year, right? we're actually above that level. >> the dow and smaller stocks are negative. that's what we play at royce. we have five years of almost straight up, so having a little bit of a downdraft is not that unusual. it's almost normal. we've forgotten what normal is. liz: normal is volatility, that is a normal state, correct? >> absolutely. liz: don't fear it. what do you look at, cathie? >> disruptive innovation. we're looking for technological change that's going to change the way the world works. liz: i'm thinking tesla. innovation, disruption, and you love tesla. >> i do. and i think a lot of people think it's in a bubble, and i do not. a bubble is defined as capital just crowding into a space, flooding a space, this has not happened in

that's the latest here in dallas, i'm jay gray, denise, renee, back to you now. >> thank you, jay. >> now to nbc 10's lu ann cahn outside mercy fitzgerald hospital in darby. >> lu ann, the hospital has devised a plan to deal with potential patients who come come from the liberian community in nearby southwest philadelphia who may have ebola symptoms. >> reporter: right. again, this hospital sits in the middle of a large native west african community. and so they say they are prepared and hypervigilant for any symptoms of ebola that walk through the door. they say they can screen keane isolate in just minutes and in fact have done so in one case that turned out to be malaria. meanwhile, west african church leaders from this community say they feel much better after they met behind closed doors with community health leaders with the health community last night. reverend moses dennis is part of the newly formed ebola response commission of the delaware valley. his church is over 40 in our area that serves a large native west african population. they're shipping much-needed medical suppli

jay gruden indicated that he is likely this daughter -- the starter against the cowboys next week. that should be a good game. there learning more about second royal baby and when we can expect >> all of you royal watchers,