. >> pero queremos a nuestros compaÑeros hondureÑos, esa noche estuvimos con marla solÍs, una de lasa revista hace honor de su belleza y talento en portada, la van a ver bien bonita. >> felicidades, muestra el talento que ha heredado de sus padres. >> marla tambiÉn tiene el talento de la mÚsica, porque compartiÓ recientemente el escenario con su padre y sus otras dos hermanas cuando el buki se presentÓ en el nokia de los angeles, veamos lo que compartieron con nosotros. >> me siento muy agradecida de ser elegida para estar en la portada de 15 primaveras. >> sabemos que cantaste con tu papÁ, cÓmo fue eso? >> fue muy divertido, estoy muy feliz que pude hacer eso, un sueÑo hecho realidad. >> y con tus otras hermanas. >> sÍ, tambiÉn, me sentÍ muy cÓmoda con ellas, cuando estoy sola me siento medio nerviosa, esta fue la primera vez cantando en un escenario grande como nokia, me sentÍ muy cÓmoda, pero despuÉs me emocionÉ y empecé a llorar, fue de Último minuto, ensayamos como dos veces. >> quisieras hacer un disco con tu papÁ? >> por supuesto, me encantarÍa. >> banda, pop? >> pop, y tambiÉ

joining me now marla weston, ceo of the american nurses association. marla, welcome to you.hank you for all that you do. >> thank you, brooke. >> all right. so i have to get quickly to your response here. we've heard from now yesterday and then sort of cleaning up of comments today, dr. tom frieden, cdc director saying he feels awful if he sounded like he was blaming that young nurse in dallas. what do you make of his comments today? >> well, the reality is we have nurses and lots of other healthcare workers stepping up to take care of people with ebola. we know that it's a high-risk situation, and we know that every nurse in every situation is working very hard to keep themselves safe and to keep their patients safe. >> were you personally insulted when you heard from dr. frieden? >> the reality is i knew that nurses were following the protocol and that nurses were working hard to follow the protocol. i think one of the things that has to happen now is we have to understand exactly what went wrong here and we need to share that with every nurse and with every healthcare pro

to marla's west is bob poole.ob works for and actually basically started something called the recent foundation. bob has been a transportation expert for many, many years, especially with respect to funding issues. and he provides a report under the recent foundation banner. his legacy goes back many, many administrations and as well as the faa, where he's been a trusted adviser for transportation issues and funding. you're going to kind of cross the mason dixon line to ed bolen here. ed is with national business safety association and ed is a tremendous expert in the world of aviation transportation. he was appointed back in 1981 by george bush as an adviser on how we could modernize our air space system. his legacy continues in many, many high-level boards to include management advisory council at faa, worked with them on various other things. tremendously smart gentleman. and to ed's left is my good friend, mel davis. i call him too tall. and mel has 27 years of front line atc experience. mel is also mr. nextge

and marla kind of alluded to them.umber one, that almost everybody agrees on, is the funding situation has become very unstable and unpredictable. this has led to triage going on right now. the knack is basically triageing investments, because there simply isn't enough money, and you can't plan out what money's going to be there three years from now, five years from now, so people can't plan on equipping and know when they equip, there will actually be a system there that will give them benefits. another problem that's quite severe for the faa as a federal bureaucracy is what we might call technology lag, that the decision cycle time within a the faa is the cycle in avionics. so by the time you implement something, it's no longer state of the art. this is a real problem for a system that needs to stay with the state of the art, and be a leading system. another problem institutionally is that the way things work, when you pay attention to the source that provides your funding. and even though the user taxes pay for most

the second option is what marla hinted on, the government corporation, something tantamount to amtrak. as soon as you say the word amtrak, people just -- >> pba. >> okay, pba. interest bonds. so it changes some of the architecture of the governance and decision-making process. but it still doesn't really resolve the funding issue, because it's still buried in the appropriations, federal authorizations and everything else. >> to an extent. >> to an extent. that tends to drive us toward the third model, which is the ansb, the fully privatized model because of the way you can go out and seek capital elsewhere rather than having to go through uncle sam to do that. but the question i have, and i'm going to start with marla is, is there another option that's kind of a hybrid where we can have the architecture, we can have the decision-making and still create a line of funding that is not subject to as much handling on the part of the government? >> i don't think any funding model like that has ever been demonstrated to work in this country thus far. i mean, we've had a number of trust funds

then she met marla vega, and learned about a breast program for women, it links them to other services>> people don't know how to navigate the health system. before long she rebounded and was referring out to other latinos. >> they cry and they need a hug and i hug them and we talk at 2:00, 3:00 a.m. in the morning, that is what i'm doing. >> her husband enjoying cooking for the navigators group and she found a new calling. they told me hey, this is what are you going to do. >> great to see them leaning on each other and can you educate yourself about breast cancer tomorrow on 6 abc. experts will be here from abington hospital from 4:00 until 6:00 p.m. for a web chat answering your questions, can you submit the questions now on our website at 6abc.com. and on saturday morning, lace up your sneakers for the making strides against breast can't walk. ceremonies begin at 7:30. >>> amazon is planning to hire 80,000 jobs for the holiday season, they are for the sorting and distribution senteres across the country. thousands of jobs will also be filled at amazon offices at the lehigh valley,

i'm marla knight i represent north beach committee we formed in january of this year in response to the ellis act and now for the

i'm marla knight i represent north beach committee we formed in january of this year in response to the ellis act and now for the vacation rebel they take place in whole buildings such unit whole buildings are designated now illegal as vacation rentals i support the intiks inspector by dbi of the properties inside and outside for fire and safety code probably violations, and i support that as part of the registration process i'm very concerned as other members in my committee we're represent about 2 hundred tenants plus a handful of owners in the area weighing we're very concerned about the process it seems like it's sound but the money unless we have funds designated so far registration, investigation, how the regulatory measure is not going to work if this is not done with due diligence in a timely fashion and a i understand the only money allocated to the 50 there's registration fee and the money from the finances i'm wondering how is this going to be furnished to be funded properly thank you. >

the second option is the one that marla hinted on. the government corporation, something like amtrak. as soon as you say amtrak -- >> tva. but it changes some of the architecture of the decision making process. but it doesn't resolve the funding issue. it's still buried in the appropriations, the federal authorization and everything else. >> to an extent. >> to an extent. that tends to kind of drive us towards the third model, which is the ansp, the fully privatized model because of the way you can go out and seek capital elsewhere rather than have to go through uncle sam to do that. the question i have -- i'm going to start with marla. is there another option that's kind of a hybrid where we can have the architecture, the decision making and still create a line of funding that is not subject to as much handling on the part of the government? >> i don't think any funding model like that has ever been demonstrated to work in this country thus far. we have had a number of the trust funds. it was not created to pay for the entire system.

. >> next up we have marla mcdunal from the golden gate regional center. >> i also want to say thank you to everybody for your efforts and for particularly, highlighting this issue now. and most of you probably know, that employment for folks with disabilities, is a huge issue for this state. and there of course we did pass the employment first law. and that in february and it is also a huge issue for the feds the department of justice is coming in to some states, and compelling them to follow, you know, their, the time line that they set in the process that they set to include people. in a more comprehensive way, and we have a lot of, and we really truly have a lot of great ideas and, a lot of great resources here, and in san francisco, across the state, across the country, that we could benefit from. and we need to really get together and we need the commitment and we need the leadership to make this stuff happen. and we are so fortunate to be in san francisco, and i am so..., but i also want to just mention that one of the other wonderful things about san francisco is what we have

to turn to comments made by marla weston, the ceo of the national nurses united. >> we know the process of putting on the protective equipment, taking off the protective equipment is really detailed and must be done rigorously each and every time. i think it's important for us to understand exactly what happened. did something go wrong, is the protocol need to be modified? until we know what happened, it is hard to know how to fully protect themselves. >> your response, karen higgins? >> people were waiting to hear what went on. most nurses are not surprised at what went on, that they did not have the proper equipment, that there was no training. i appreciate cdc stepping up and saying they would bring people in if someone is diagnosed with ebola. but again, that is not enough. we need to be on top of it before that. cdc can be there in a few hours but there is a few hours where someone needs to be picked up when there is a concern, then they need to be isolated. all of this should already be going into effect for cdc arrives. then it would be helpful to have cdc help them progress from

marla was kind enough to share this photo of mario and cloud guy from mario cart.ry favorite picture came from ann anderson thinks alexander den hoist was born on september 14th. alexander ready for his first halloween in a basket of candy corns. we want to see all of your halloween photos and they are great, tweet us using the hash tag cbs-3 halloween and you just may see them right here on the air. >>> trending now a college student does the impossible to win $10,000, during a basketball game at bryant college he shot a lay up, free throw, three pointer and half court shot. >> wow. >> all in succession in 30 seconds. that student is actually a soccer player from england. he has never even played basketball and he has a broken finger on his left hand. >> wow. >> over achiever. he said secret is concentration. >>> also a little girl so excited about her new choice she shows it off for the camera but it didn't go quite as planned. >> he put it on here, and then he pressed the locket button, and then it will play. >> okay. >> it keeps flying but look where it goes. >

marla weston, i appreciate you joining us.ry much for speaking with us. >>> still to come, we'll be focusing a lot on these protocols throughout the day and trying to figure out exactly what went on inside this hospital as officials ramp up efforts to fight ebola, fears as hoaxes heighten tensions and spark criminal probes. could charges be filed? they should be if someone is making hoaxes about this. . sweered lobster'sory! endless shrimp ends soon! the year's largest variety. like new spicy siriacha shrimp, or parmesan shrimp scampi. as much as you like, any way you like. but it won't last long, so hurry in today. and sea food differently. >>> welcome back. the breaking news obviously here now, a second health care worker has come down with ebola. as many -- we learned yesterday as many as 76 people inside this hospital are now needing to be honored who may have had contact with thomas eric duncan and officials here in dallas saying it's very possible there could be more health care workers who test positive. it's an alarmin

>> he made some pretty stinging remarks in the western australian marla meant -- parliament.ategy was flawed in terms of managing the world tries of a commodity. remember who your landlord is. you have to concede, by conceding production -- increasing production. the ceo responded in sydney, saying he did not know where he was coming from with the comments. >> thank you. see you later. >> who wants to be on tv? >> we do. outfter the break, we find how video sites have made stars into bigger brands. how valuable is the you tube audience? stay with countdown for that discussion. ♪ >> morgan back to "countdown -- welcome back to "countdown." traders like the dollar this morning. a raising. dollar yen, a bit of a turnaround. rising for the second day in a row. we have the these book coming. let's look at euro dollar some days, it does not go your way rid there is the euro declining. generally, a dollar higher. is,top line of the report the dollar is in an eight-year cycle. five more to go. saying that is probably how it will turn out. dollar sterling, waiting for the unemployment

marla. erlin. chairman, ranking member, distinguished members, thank you for inviting me to speak with you. i appreciate the opportunity to testify on the department of homeland security's role in the management of ebola. testify along with my colleagues. i want to thank the texas state and local officials who will testify later. the hs works closely with the state of texas on a number of important issues. we appreciate their work. is responsible for securing our borders and safeguarding the american public from communicable disease. office of health affairs is at the intersection of homeland security and public health, with a mission to advise, promote, integrate, and enable a safe and secure nation. achieve this by enhancing the health and wellness of the dha --king force and him protecting the nation. in my role, i provide medical and health expertise. in this capacity, i'm helping to cornett with components and provide them with medical advice regarding the department's efforts in repairing for

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