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they're worried because they wear just latex gloves to protect them against potentially harmful fluidsssengers could bring on to a plane. the workers will gather at 3:00 p.m. at terminals b-c to voice their concerns. back out here live at the airport, i did talk to one airport worker off camera who tells me because she has not been issued a face mask or gloves by the airport, then she's mindful of the concern right now and keeping her distance from travelers. reporting live at philly international, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> good morning. i'm jillian mele. it is a busy morning on the roads out there. we're following a number of accidents, including two in new jersey. we have an accident on the atlantic city expressway eastbound at berlin-cross keys road. watch out, because part of this ramp could be blocked off because of this accident. so slow down and use caution there. also, we have one in stratford, northbound side of white horse pike, route 30 at arlington avenue. that's a serious accident, so watch out for official activity. heading to cedarbrook, a new accident. just got word

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when you're for an ebola patient, you would want one of these. >> so let's look at the latex gloves. let's say you're a nurse and you're treating an ebola patient. the cdc guidelines, let me say them here. the assumption is the outside of your gloves is contaminated. then they tell you how to take them off. why don't you, we'll show on camera what you're supposed to do. first take one off. put it in the other glove. >> the process is to take the glove. you can tear hole in glove very easily. it may be covered in blood. it you get the thumb under there and lift the other glove off and then you can dispose of them. the difficulty is it is easy to make place take unless you're trained well. so the lesson is that not that we should not be doing this. but rather first, the guidelines don't tell you what to do when you make a mistake. and secondly, they're vague. >> you just showed me. you did it. you took one off. by the the way, assumption would be that you would have a long sleeve shirt that would be covering you. but theoretically if you're around an ebola patient, you could be in die

from mattresses, sir ribbon onlies, latex gloves and a host of other medical equipment collected throughout the brothers brother foundation. those supplies are gleaned from area hospitals and businesses. this is going to the ministry of health in sierra leone and use all the supplies and distribute it to protect the medical staff. >> going to hopkins -- not too long ago, with enter ent to hop filled the entire truck. >> thankful to the people of virginia, d.c., maryland to help us with the projects to help those in other countries. >> a lot of folks have been asking, they want to help. learn more about the group's efforts and the impact it's making on the area by going to nbcwashington.com. >>> well, she is still searching for her missing grandchildren, but the experience now has a local woman trying to change minds about the mentally ill . d >>> and it is one of the most popular museums in the ... >>> well, going to the therapist's office is not easy. besides how much time it takes to you the of your day it can also be intimidating for a lot of people. doreen gentzler introduces us to one

these are all covered or wrapped in some kind of latex material, then lubricated with whatever they find>> how long can they keep it up there? >> i believe the average time is maybe about a day. when it's time to pull it out, sometimes it won't come out. and that leads to other problems. >> inmates go to such extreme lengths to fashion and conceal weapons, officers must be outfitted with the high tech nonlethal arsenal of their own. at the los angeles county jail, we encountered inmates who seemed impervious to tasers or anything else. to control these inmates deputies had to resort to what's known as a four-point restraint. >> in the reception center there's a lot of instances, these guys come straight off the street. they are angry, they are -- very violent. they often go off. >> sit down. >> one inmate just couldn't deal with it. he went completely berserk. and they had to restrain him and one of the ways they do that is these four-point restraints. and they tell him what they are going to be doing. >> mental health staff ordered you to be put in four-point restraint. we're going to t

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>> a lot of people have allergic reactions to latex. about cdc has a hospital preparedness ebola checklist guidance on their website. on page three of that website, they say, use the buddy system for patient care and for putting on and taking off p.p.e. it's not just about the buddy system. it's about hospitals having the management, the implementation and the supervision systems in place and having an observer with a checklist. we don't do this in hospitals often at all. but for ebola, you need a person, an observer with a checklist to say, you just made a mistake, let's fix it right now and decrease the risk and that's not happening. >> that buddy system we were just talking about, so critical. speaking of the cdc, we're watching that live news conference, set to get under way at any moment. thank you both for your insight. it's been so valuable to us. again, a live news conference is coming to us. as we wait for the cdc to give us any new information on what's happening in dallas and elsewhere in the country knowing now that the late

one person has this most viral costume of the year with mask, goggles and latex gloves. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather. >>> still coming down in parts of the area. rain on and off in center city. right now, 65 degrees at 4:26. jillian mele has track. hey, jillian. >> good morning, bill. the roads are wet, we're definitely seeing problems out there including this accident on the vine. it's eastbound right as you approach 95, speaking of 95, we somewhere two incidents. >>> and stranded at sea, hear from the man whose wave runner left him stranded in the water for 17 hours. >> announcer: "nbc10 news" starts now. >>> the ebola threat in the united states is spreading. this morning, health officials are tracing the steps to the latest infected nurse who traveled outside of texas. >>> here in our area, the "first alert" radar tracking morning rain. it's still here. take a live look outside right now. this is 76, in philadelphia, showing drivers starting the morning commute on wet roads and some places it's really coming down. good morning, this is "nbc10 news," i'm tracy

are you allergic to latex. there is no latex in there. >> i use it every week. >> i see. >> are you allergic to eggs. >> no. >> have you ever had giambarrett. >> i have a barrett. >> no, that kind of barrett. >> i went to paris once and they gave to it me. >> so, what we do is,. >> does he have his sleeve high enough there. >> i need get into the deltoid triangle. we put a small needle. alex, this should put your mine at east. >> i don't think that will. >> let's go. >> come on. >> right here. >> do not put your fingers near my area. >> excuse me. >> hold on. >> now, we use alcohol swabs to sterilize the area. >> for the love of, come on. >> hold on a minute, there we are. >> here we go. >> go to a wide shot please. >> you want to make sure. >> is that john. >> hold on a minute. >> there we are. >> he already did it. >> yes. >> owe kay. >> you cannot rush medicine. >> he survives. >> now, alex, hold on a minute. >> i feel like i'm arrest ted. >> hold on a minute. >> look at all that blood. >> he is trying to hi

afternoon they will gather inside the airport to question the quality of protective gear, for example, latex gloves. they're also asking the airport to raise the standard for subcontractors who employ thousands of workers. now, coming up at 5:00, i'll tell you specifically what group of workers who works on the front lines here at the airport every day is most concerned about their exposure to the ebola virus. reporting live inside the airport, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >> and we have an entire section of our website dedicated to ebola concerns. you can read more about how that virus is spread, and there's new criticism this morning from the family of dallas ebola victim thomas duncan on how the hospital handled his care. that's online. read it now at nbc10.com. >>> six minutes after 4:00. now to philadelphia school budget crisis. a hearing is set for later today in harrisburg on the contract fight between the school reform commission and the teachers union. now, on monday, a judge issued a temporary injunction. that means that teachers will not have to pay for their own health benefits, at

they are worried because they only have latex gloves to protect them against potentially harmful fluids and blood-borne pathogens that passengers might bring on to a plane. last week, you might remember, a cabin cleaner testified before city hall about this fear. now, airport workers and their supporters will gather here at 3:00 p.m. to ask for higher standards with regard to protective gear and supplies. now, coming up in the next hour, i'll tell you what airport not far from here saw its workers go on strike recently over similar concerns. that's coming up in the next hour. reporting live inside philadelphia international, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >> all right, katy. >>> also on the ebola front, freelance nbc photojournalist ashoka mukpo is now ebola-free. he will be released from the hospital later today. mukpo said knowing that he has recovered from ebola is a truly humbling feeling. and the first nurse to be diagnosed with the virus is doing better this morning. nina pham's condition has been upgraded from fair to good. she's, of course, being treated at the national institutes of

ebola themed sexy halloween costume, equipped with a nurse's dress, face shield, goggles and blue latex gloves, some people are outraged by it. i am too, but kimberly, how can you be -- >> i would not purchase this costume, nor would i wear it. >> i think that i'm with catherine miller of buzz feed, she believes halloween is for children. i agree, i don't think that adults need to be spending all this time and minute by going to all this -- dressing up in costumes. i don't think this is necessary for kids. >> what are you going as this year? >> this is no different than a sexy firefighter or a sexy police officer. all risky occupations become sexy costumes as a complement to bravery. what's the number one male stripping costume? the police officer who shows up to a rescue on your bachelor night and ends up stripping. i don't know, but it's a common practice. >> i don't think that's sexy, i love halloween and i'm a big fan of halloween and i'm all for any costume. i'm going to go as a liberal, but somebody's going to have to punch me in the head so many times i can't think straight. >> w

. >> john, should trolling -- you know the latex gloves? >> who shouldn't done that. >> i know.hould trolling be an imprize nab able offense. >> it's already an offense to threaten someone with credible violen violence. >> the british secretary says he think there's something special about the internet. >> the best punishment for trolls would be to send all of their vicious posts to their mother and make them sit there and read them. >> the worst of these trolls don't have a mother. never did. next of kin. >> born in a lab. >> carly, aren't there better ways to deal with trolls? we have people, you know, that can hack in and find out who they are and publically shame them? >> i hope so. you know, the thick wing with c bullying often times it is more psychologically scarring than getting bullied face-to-face by somebody because you don't know who's bullying you and you don't know what they are capable of so i think there should be much harsher laws across the board. >> yes. andy, i don't even think this is troll they are talking about. isn't a troll according to wikipedia, one --

>> with animals and latex. when laughing gas takes hold you panic. you get weird because you are losing control. i had it a couple of weeks ago. >> it makes sense. what are your thoughts? >> he was on crack cocaine which is an amazing -- i love it. it is like crack to me. it is so good. i can't stop doing it. i don't know. why did the dentist have a knife? >> i don't know. he probably wasn't on crack cocaine. he is denying that. >> i think they said he was on meds for a shoulder -- like a previous shoulder injury. >> that is right up there with going to rehab for exhaustion. >> you are one of the biggest sheen fans i know. i don't think half of the story is real. i think he reacted to -- he reacted to the laughing gas because he couldn't control it. >> you are right. there is nothing in his path that would lead you to believe this happened. i think we should give him a pass. you have to give him the benefit of the doubt. it is not fair to him otherwise. the thing is this might kill his career. >> joanne, you were married to him for like seven years.

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a loud crowd of nurses who were screaming, we were all with teresa in the same breath, they threw latex gloves at his car and that really paints a picture of what they're feeling. they're furious and angry at the way everything has been handled, the lack of what they say self-standard equipment. and also the fact that really they have no training, 20 minutes of training, all they learned how to do was take off and put on the mask. so they're really quite angry. many of them decided not to come to work for fear of their safety and the health of their families. i spoke to a nurse's union official, and here is what she had to say. fear, anxiety, caution, we have children, family and neighbors. we don't want to put anyone at risk. perhaps it is more of a concern for those who surround each one of us than of the actual health. >> as you can imagine, these nurses, the head of the union says they're facing psychological trauma. it is a very difficult time for them. because after all, the lady in there, teresa ramos, is a colleague they worked together with for years. they're trying to make the

it's an ebola containment suit costume complete with face shield, mask, goggles and latex gloves. >>>ported missing on his personal watercraft has been founded alive in cape may county. the coast guard had been searching for 68-year-old thomas graham since yesterday afternoon. after 17 hours, a helicopter crew spotted him in the water waving a flag. >>> the manhunt for accused trooper killer eric frein now in his 33 day, there are nearly 1,000 law enforcers pushing through dense woods. frein is accused of killing one state trooper and injuring another. >>> they are used to fighting for people in their districts but not for fighting would-be robbers. two pennsylvania lawmakers were targeted near the state capitol building in harrisburg last night by several men. one man in the group pointed a gun at the head of one of the lawmakers. representative marty flynn, a democrat from scranton andç former lakawana prison guard. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is continuing his public push against drug addiction. today christie announced more than $12 million in new funding for addiction

a necropsy, gloves break down, i looked down, and i was doing an autopsy, and i had -- my exterior latex glove has given way, near the ring of the suit. and i had gotten blood down inside of that glove. >> and even in the most careful of situations somebody who knows well, that these things can happen, we appreciate both of you being with us. the issue of travel restrictions dominated today's panel on ebola, a number of lawmakers made the case, and dozens of others are now in favor of a flight ban to help curb the spread. health officials remain opposed to it saying it would prompt travelers to find other ways to get into the united states. however the island of jamaica has just joined caribbean neighbor, and columbia in barring entry to visitors from the hot zone. in the meantime, four airports are conducting advanced screenings. a test to speed up detection is with us again tonight. dr. gary, so much appreciate your being back with us, you have talked to us so often to help us understand the situation. this conversation, about whether there should be travel bans or not, where do you fa

. >> we're talking about contracted workers that only have latex gloves to protect themselves.ey're asking for protective gear that meets higher standards. subcontractors are not employed by the airplane. the airport says all philadelphia international airport employees have been trained and have been provided personal protective equipment. subcontractors want the same. >> earlier today, members of congress from our area attended a meeting on ebola at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. the politicians say they came to seek answers and to make sure medical professionals in our area are prepared for ebola patients. >> first, i'd like to allay regional anxieties and to assure that there's the appropriate sense of preparation here. >> reporter: congressman meehan also says he wants to make sure federal and state authorities are communicating, again, he said he wants to allay anxiety and fear. experts say it's important to understand you can only catch ebola if you are in direct close contact with the person while they're showing symptoms of the virus. and it's importan

so very, very poor substandard and, in fact, they had latex gloves and they were bound with adhesive tape. so all of this really puts into perspective why we've seen three more suspected cases of ebola they are trying to figure out here. this hospital wasn't, in fact, ready and nurses telling cnn today, jake, that back in july they signed a letter and took it to court basically saying, if anyone comes to spain, if anyone is brought from west africa, we will not have the means to deal with this. so the warning signs were there, jake. >> alarming news. isa scoares, thank you. joining me now is a senior fellow at the institute for humanitarian afford. doctor, thank you for joining us. health officials in madrid say that this nurse's assistant only entered the infected priest's room two times, once to treat him and once after he died. she says she was wearing a protective suit so how could she have contracted the disease? >> well, it's very concerning and it does seem like there's been a failure here. there's either been a failure in taking the gear off or putting it on, which it sounds

ebola containment suit costume, it comes with the ebola face shield, a breathing mask, safety goggles, latexoves, but those boots are not included. they claim this will literally be the most viral costume of the year. ilona, could this be the worst halloween costume idea of the year. >> yeah, i think so. it's really sick, and no pun intended. over 4,000 people have died in west africa. >> we're in the midst of it. years from now, fine. but we're in the midst of it. >> if i see that, i'm going to walk out of the party. >> i'm the wrong person to talk about this, because i hang out with murderers and drug dealers, so i have to have a sense of humor about everything. so i would be wearing that instead of my bollywood outfit. >> this conversation also as isis toddler suits. that's a step too far too. >> it's one thing to have a costume that's pushing the line, but this, we're talking about people who are losing their lives, children that no longer have parents. >> but doesn't it also kind of trivialize the gravity of this problem? >> of course. >> 100%. >> i think we're in a hypersensitive socie

the crew handles the food and drinks with latex gloves, the planes are systematically disinfected.rry ebola kits with tools for isolating the passenger, taking temperatures and disinfecting surfaces. >> interesting, despite all that, i know someone who was in liberia, who is very jable about ebola, got a temperature on the plane and was terrified that perhaps they had come down with it despite all those measures. turns out the person did not in any way. but what if someone gets seated next to you on a plane? >> let's say a sick person sneezed on an arm rest next to you and you touched it, could you get sick from that? well, the ebola virus has been kept alive on a surface in a lab for about six days. but that's in very specific circumstances. in the real world, the less than ideal conditions, the virus can survive only a few hours. infection in this manner is considered extremely unlikely. on the other hand, if a passenger next to you is showing any of those classic signs we've been talking about, that show that they are actually in the throes of ebola attack, then, yes, if this pe

they were not wearing hazmat suits but they were wearing latex gloves and masks and taking the gloveshrowing them. quick question about the neighborhood itself. i can't see many people out on the sidewalks but i do know that there were pamphlets and fly we ares flyers being handed out. what are the neighbors being told or how are they being communicated to? the reason i don't see anyone on the sidewalk is we panned over. everyone is being held at bay by the bicycle rack barricades on the other side of the street. >> the people are very concerned here. i've spoken with a number of locals here and it's a solemn feel right here because this is the apartment, this is where dr. spencer lived and really self-diagnosed himself when he got that fever. what is happening, we understand that they are taking volunteers and training them today for outreach to educate the people. and there will also be flyers that will be distributed probably this afternoon around the community and i spoke with one lady who said, i'm scared. i have a child right here. so i think the point is that people do need to

probable cause to be stopping him, much less, she was preparing to search him, by putting on her blue latex gloves and i just immediately went into response mode and tried to defend him and protect him from the situation that i knew was not appropriate or legal. >> dennis, were you scared when the police stopped you? >> yes. >> what was going through your mind before jody came to your rescue? >> that i was going to jail or something, get locked up for nothing, for being out in the area. >> you worked in that area how long? >> over 30 years. >> and you said a lot of the police in the area knew you? >> yes, they did. lot of them do. >> but the officer wouldn't hear you at all? >> not at all. these cops now, they ain't never been out there. never. >> just one second, let me ask you this, jody. what do you think would have happened if you hadn't confronted the officer, jody? >> i think what would have happened. she would have opened his bag. he has a small zipper bags that he carries a few simple little tools that he can do simple little assistance things, such as, you know, pruning snippers, d

mattre, syringes, latex gloves and a host of other medil equ hn colld through the brothers brotr foundation. the supplies are gleaned from area hospi and businesse >> so this is going to sierra leone, and they're going to use all of the supplies and dist it to protect the medil staff. >> not too long ago, we went to hopks and filled an entire truck. >> we're very grateful to the peop of virginia and d.c., washin, maryland, who help us with our projects to help those i >> so is the group's effort having an impact? more on that part of the story on nbcwashingto> some kids may to the site where a child was beat into a coma. we're goi to find out why ther be anoth gathering at six flags after that fright night >>> and we're talking about much cooler tem coming up this weekend. as a m fa, take a look at what you should be wearing and what you should think about wearg on sunday morning. not just the jacket, but the long sleeves, the pants. that's ri get out the sweaters, everyone, if you've got some games or your kids have some games. it's going to be a little bit on the cool side. i've got that

this morning many employees say they want more than latex gloves. safety standards. i'm tracy davidson, we'll have another update in 25 minutes. now back to "the today show." >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and welcome to "today" on a wet wednesday morning, october 22nd, 2014. some fine folks hanging around still. we appreciate them sticking around. i'm natalie morales with al roker, tamron hall. willie on assignment, cool assignment. we can't tell you. >> top secret. >> we could but we would have to kill you. >> apparently we've all been pouring orange juice the wrong way. >> oh! >> he will show us how we should be doing it, coming up in a little bit. >>> crazy video out of pennsylvania. and it's a car crash caught on tape. >> right. >> and you see there the two delivery men were recording this car in front of them driving erratically. they say they were recording it because they were thinking it was an accident waiting to h

they wore latex gloves sealed with duct tape and simple surgical masks when staff say they should have worn full breathing apparatus. the director of public health in spain said the nurse who contracted the virus entered the room of an ebola victim twice, once while he was alive and a second time to collect materials after he died. theresa romero is 40 years old and was transported between hospitals last night. although she's not thought to have left madrid recently. officials are so far monitoring more than 20 people who came into contact with her. the world health organization has said while governments are well prepared, the spread of ebola in europe is, in their words, quite unavoidable. >> ifill: the case in spain also claimed another victim: a madrid court ordered that the infected nurse's dog must be euthanized, and the remains incinerated. some research indicates dogs can be infected with ebola without showing symptoms, but it's unclear if they can transmit it to humans. on wall street, worries about the world economy growth sent stocks into a deep dive. the sell-off started af

you take your latex paint and start with a lighter color on the bottom.u can hold on to that, hoda. >> i don't know why i went to all the trouble. >> make you work. >> she's exhausted. once you unravel it, smooth it on to the latex. it picks up all the crinkle. once that is done and dry, move on to the glazing portion over here. i use, like, i use modern masking tape. >> how long do you let this set? >> couple of hours until it is hard. it will feel like this, look a crispy paper. take a paintbrush, get your glaze on. not smooth. >> she doesn't want to. >> create that -- it is sealed with polyurethane. >> i would love to see how that looks in the room if we can test drive that. >> okay. >> it can be classic, you can make it funky. and stencils, royal design studios makes amazing stencils, one of the best in the country. but, you know, people usually use paint. i like to kick it up a notch. plaster. texture medium, you do a light skim coat over. >> that's interesting. >> probably don't have time to do the whole thing. >> okay. >> i'll show you what this wo

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latex gloves, particulate masks, these are made by kimberly clark. a microcap that surged 23% of the past month, specifically on ebola headlines. hazmat suit res in high demand right now. dupont says it's tripled production. sales of full body suits have jumped 250% last week on amazon. that was after the first diagnosis on u.s. soil. another name to watch, microcap lakeland industries. that's up 36% on -- in the last month on its suit, as well. but speaking of amazon, that is when many are getting this gear. so you can get everything from gas masks to infrared thermometer guns to hand sanitizers. these are all listed there and in many cases they're out of stock. that's just in the past week. other names selling friendly products, home depoet, walmart, costco and ebay. this is certainly taking off. >> isn't this more than just the average flu season? sanitizer i think everybody wants right now. you've got the d-68 virus, whatever it is. i will admit i bought hand sanitizer, a lot of it recently. >> yeah. it's a good question. it's hard to december ou

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