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. >> a mea culpa from the cvc head concerns the nurse that contracted ebola from dallas.e apologized for perhaps suggesting that she was to blame the infection as opposed to a break down in safety protocol. >> our focus to say would the protocol say would it prevented infection. some interpreted that at finding fault with the health care worker i am sorry, that was not my attention. >> we have the doctor gillispie. >> you heard the head of the cvc speaking there. do you believe they know what happened in the case? and how should americans feel confident in what they are say something >> we don't and the cvc doesn't sound like they know the incident in which the care giver was infected and that is something they are going to have to figure out. we know it is a tragic thing she was infected and there will be investigation to find out how and make sure we have higher vigilance and so that we can minimize the risk. >> why did it happen and who should be held accountable? should it be the head of the cvc or he is resign? >> i can't say who should be held accountable. and patie

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i can only thinkellow democrats or public pressure polls told him there has to be a mea culpa and either james clapper agreed to be the bunching bag or found himself the punching bag but he did and a lot of people i speak to don't think he is probably to blame for all of the things that the president seems to be blaming him for. >> but there was a punching bag the new york times story next day unnamed intelligence officials quoted one of them said some of us were pushing the reporting on the chaos in syria in the past but the white house didn't pay attention to it. it wasn't a big priority. is that good reporting or is there an aspect here where the media can be used by unnamed sources. >> what? the media used? >> absolutely that's happening but i think in this case it had additional validity because you have seen so many public officials make this case beforehand. you had the head of the defense intelligence agency say in congressional testimony th isis problem is a growing problem we have to get in front of it and that didn't happen. so you had sort of on the public record a series of

first a few comments on secret service director julia pierson's mea culpa over white house intrusionsbegin with the apology today. >> it's clear that our security plan was not properly executed. this is unacceptable, and i take full responsibility, and i will make sure it does not happen again. i intend to lead the secret service through these challenges and restore our agency's reputation to the level of excellence that the american public expects. lou: her apology is just a case of a brilliant management plan that lowly secret service agents simply couldn't execute is apparently enough for the white house. >> the president does continue to have confidence in the men and women of the secret service. lou: my question, then, is, what does it take in the obama administration to get fired? is anyone ever held accountable? pierson was appointed director in march of last year to the s reputation. ask one question, how's she doing? part of the secret service's leadership since 2008. she served for predecessor mark sullivan who did such a stellar job, he was in charge during the colombian pr

predeployment training, adhering to strict medical protocols, and carrying out carefully rplanne ened measonfidence we can ensure our service-member's safety and the seat of their families and the american people. as we deploy america's sons and daughters to support the comprehensive effort, we will do everything in our power to address and mitigate the potential risk to our service-members, civilian employees, contractors, and their families. preventing the spread of ebola is the core task of this effort. the professionals of doctors without borders have a remarkable record of safe operation in their fight against the spread of ebola. we have looked at their looked and consoled with the z agency for international development and the centers for disease control, the world health organization and others to develop protocols based on known risk and prudent planning. we are taking the following steps to ensure the save of our people. implementing procedures to reduce or eliminate those to service members while deployed including the use of personal protective equipment and hygiene and constan

they want to look at the meas e measures in place to stop ebola in west africa and preventing it from spreading here. they want to reassure the american public. here is what some of what president obama said. >> the good news is it is not an airborne disease. we are familiar with the protocols to isolate and reduce the risks of anybody catching this disease. it requires us to follow protocols strictly. that is what we are in the process of doing. >> reporter: still, we know they are considering additional screening of people as they arrive in the united states. the administration has expanded screenings of people within ebola-affected people and they get on planes bound for here. that is asking questions and taking temperatures. that has prevented dozens of people from getting on planes and landing in the united states when they were judged to be at risk. the problem with screenings, it assumes people are telling the truth and showing symptoms. it doesn't account for people who come here and don't exhibit symptoms. that is what happened with the dallas case. the administration is bein

is that a mea culpa. does that spark more fear? >> i think it gives us a sense of relief. i spoke to my mother who is a doctor, and she was saying there's really nothing to worry about. so i feel like, if the cdc is saying that, they feel like they have the reins on that. my mother who is a doctor and an extreme hyper condecree ack i think we have the reigns on that. charles: it's interesting they go up together and they go down together. what's the message there? what are you doing when an investment goes belly up? what's happened today. it's a stock i mentioned on this show. we got news you can use. even when it's talking about a big hit to your portfolio when there's no other choice. we'll be back. charles: now, the time to address your questions. remember we're all here for you. any kind of thing. you can always ask me. of course, today getting a lot of tweets and emails. gtav. talked about it several times today. the shares today were crushed after the company filed for bankruptcy. there's a couple of things i want to talk about here. first and foremost, the story fro

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minister of health actually had his own letter published by a national newspaper here, essentially a mea culpa saying, if i have offended you, teresa rohm o -- romero and her husband, then i apologize for that. he said, teresa romero is doing great work as are all the other health care professionals here working on ebola. so something of a climbdown and an apology from the regional health minister for what he's said that's so offended and even criticized teresa romero. >> let's hope teresa is going to be okay. nic, stand by. fred pleitgen is joining us. what do we know about the latest ebola victim that was brought to germany, that's where you are? how was he doing leading up to the death? obviously very sad news. >> reporter: yeah, very sad news. the authorities here are saying that he was in very critical condition when he arrived in germany. it was from a special flight that came in from sierra leone. tv footage surfaced of him getting off the plane. he was in a protective suit, got off the plane walking under his own power. the hospital put him in an isolation ward and say they treat

. >>> mea culpa from nancy snyderman of nbc news for violating her ebola quarantine.to talk about it is van jones, host of cnn's "crossfire." marc lamont hill, cnn political commentator. nbc medical correspondent dr. nancy snyderman issued this statement this evening apologizing for violating the quarantine after their freelance photographer was diagnosed with ebola. the statement was read by brian williams on nbc "nightly news." here it is. >> we spoke with nancy earlier today during which time she said, "while under voluntary quarantine guidelines, which called for our team to avoid public contact for 21 days, members of our group violated those guidelines and understand that our quarantine is now mandatory until 21 days have passed. we remain healthy and our temperatures are normal. as a health professional i know that we have no symptoms and pose no risk to the public, but i am deeply sorry for the concerns this episode caused. we are thrilled that ashoka is getting better, and our thoughts continue to be with the thousands affected by ebola whose stories we all w

the next day a mea culpa, the agency saying it's nearly 8 million cars recalled and nhtsa was tellingwners to go to its website to find out if their car is recalled, but the site crashed, even democratic senators are shocked. >> i'm afraid that nhtsa and the auto industry is more interested in keeping costs low rather than keeping safety high. >> reporter: since 2004 there have been problems with air bag inflaters made by takata industries, in some cases they explode too strongly sending shrapnel through the bags and in more than 100 cases into people. >> when i seen the blood i thought i was going to die. it was all over my pant, all over the ground. my boots were covered by it. >> reporter: so, this morning the transportation department is conducting a review of an agency it oversees. >> for goodness sakes, act like the policemen that you are. don't let the manufacturers tell you what to do. >> reporter: while it has been a tough week, the government website where you can check if your car is recalled is back up and working, a nhtsa says despite the problems, the most important thin

the latest mea culpa from texas health presbyterian hospital follies veers of public poll apologize, including a full-page ad in the sunday edition of the dallas morning news. ed lavandera interviewed the hospital chief today and joins now live from dallas with more. ed? >> reporter: hey, jake. officials here with the texas health presbyterian hospital have been saying that they believe they did a great job in trying to care and save the life of thomas eric duncan, but they do acknowledge missteps lining the way in diagnosing him and they cannot say whether or not that misdiagnosis in the end cost him his life, but in the interview that we did this morning with the chief clinical officer of texas health resou e resources, dr. daniel varga, he told us today that the hospitals in the weeks and months, despite warnings from the cdc throughout the summer months and warping hospitals to be prepared for ebola, the officials here say that this hospital did not do any simulation or any kind of drills in trying to -- in the answers of a patient walking in with ebola. and in his words, they es

. >> if i was a bioterrorist, that would not by mea choice. it would be inefficient. nature does it much worse than a bioterrorist. >> how long do bodily fluids stay dangerous? if i'm sweating and tough this tabletop, how long are the dangerous germs going to stay there? >> we don't know exactly how. it's difficult to test that under the circumstances. we do know, a it's a relatively fragile virus. if you take something like anthrax, which is a microorganism with a spore, it can be days, weeks, a long time. we certainly don't know it's minutes, because people can get it from fine recalls with touching the body. the issue is by touching things that are contaminated, the experience with 38 years of ebola is it is rarely, if ever, transmitted in a way whether you might touch something two days later and wind up getting infected. the experience tells us even though it's a hypothetical that it could be spread that way, people always think of door knobs and things, by experience that's not happened. >> you and other officials keep saying flatly there's no wray that ebola ca

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