martin salia taken off a plane in omaha, nebraska, put into an ambulance.anent u.s. resident but native of sierra rey i don't know whe leone where he contracted that virus. we'll continue to follow his trip to the hospital there in omaha, nebraska. but for now, back to "caught on camera." >>> november 2, 1995, miami, florida. a 25-mile low-speed police chase comes to a deadly conclusion. after an emotionally disturbed man takes 13 special needs children hostage on their school bus. miami tv crews capture the entire incident on camera. at the time, nubia cast lawn noes by putting her son on the school bus. but this day is different. >> translator: i noticed someone crossing the street, a well-dressed man. he quickly pushed me into the bus, closed the doors and ordered the bus driver to drive, to keep going, and that he had a gun. >> the man is highly agitated. he demands to be driven to a local irs headquarters. when the authorities get a tip from someone who witnessed a hijacking, they respond by sending a swarm of police vehicles to the scene on the palmet

a plane carrying the doctor, martin salia, is expected to touch down in omaha, nebraska.acility, the tenth overall in the united states. we'll bring you that story live right here as the doctor arrives when it happens on msnbc. we'll have that for you. back to caught on camera for now. >>> unfortunately, convenient stores can sometimes wibe targe. not usually like this. >> i turn and then there's a car coming at me. >> in the dog days of the summer of 2011, it's 16-year-old's last day at his temp job, helping out in his father's 7/11 in aurora, colorado. the high school junior is about to get a back to school send off he'll never forget. >> i remember one of the customers getting a movie in the machine and a slurpy. i was talking with the guy, and he was paying. then i hear a loud noise from my right. it sounded like the movie "transformers." it sounded like a transformer was in our store. then i turned and saw the car. >> a 1986 buick regal bulldozes through the front door, crashing into aisles of snacks and sodas, settling at the slurpy machine, inches away from the you

omaha right on the border of iowa.it difficult for cars to travel even the shortest distances. look at that. what a mess. omaha is experiences more snow this week. >> i don't mention iowa as much as you mention tom brady. jennifer gray give us your "early start" on the forecast. >> normally, it's november, it will melt in a couple days -- no. a lot of these areas will stay below freezing for at least another week. and so we're going to be dealing with very, very cold temperatures for at least seven days. denver, 3 degrees this morning. billings, 7 degrees below zero. minneapolis, and 14 degrees below zero in denver. and 26 below in cheyenne. these very cold temperatures are going to stay. so 15 degrees below normal in denver. that's your high temperature, 5 degrees. 19 degrees below normal in minneapolis. and it's going to stay this way. you can see as we go into thursday. and then into friday that colder air will reach the east coast. of course, not quite as chilly as we've seen in the midwest and the plains. still, t

he is the third ebola patient to be fleet omaha and the tenth ebola case in the u.s. vanita nair has more on his condition. >> reporter: after landing at epley airfield in omaha, 44-year-old surgeon martin salia was quickly transported in a containment bubble to the nebraska medical center. the hospital knows he is more critically ill than the other aid workers coming home. dr. mark rupp is the infectious disease specialist who will treat salia. >> we've had patients transferred here that we're aware have ebola stow we are all set to go. >> reporter: the omaha facility is one of four u.s. hospitals with specialized units to treat people with highly infectious diseases. while ebola has killed more than 5,000 people in west africa, in the united states, eight have been successfully treated and released. there has been one fatality. like other non-government employees evacuated, salia is responsible for reimbursing state department for the expenses. the legal u.s. resident was working in sierra leone with united methodist church. in an interview in april, he explained wh

the big story over the next week is the huge change in temperature. 30 degrees in bismarck, omaha, 34. chicago, 41, cincinnati, 34. raleigh that's a little chilly, 33 and philadelphia, 36. the big change lies above the

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the omaha hospital is one of four in the u.s. designated to treat ebola patients. >>> the family of michael brown is asking for peace. the family made it clear they do not condone any active rioting or looting that marred the missouri town. the governor said he would have the national guard on stand by as a precaution. >>> later this morning, the man suspected in the kidnapping and murder of the university of virginia student hannah graham will be in court to hear the charges in a different crime. jesse matthew is charged in an unrelated sexual assault case from 2005. the judge is expected to set a trial date in that case. forensic evidence from that victim has linked matthew to the hannah graham says and morgan harrington in 2009. >>> terrorism counts added to the suspected cop killer eric matthew frein. it is related to comments he made following his arrest of a revolution. frein was captured after a 48-day manhunt in pennsylvania. he is accused of ambushing two state troopers. killing one and wounding another. prosecutors plan

simon, seniordd vice president and family owner of omaha steaks.king through your website. you have your ready to grill pack. i was telling the guys this ,orning, four filet mignons four boneless pork chops, four chicken breasts, steak burgers, jumbo franks, big potatoes -- $89.99? how will you make any money? >> we try to give customers variety. we are not selling meat in a box , but the ability to enjoy incredible meals with friends and family. we want people to try lots of different things and our hope is with a package like that the customers will sample a nice assortment and by the individual components later. a losshat something like leader for you guys? >> a little bit of a loss leader. i will not say it is a loss, but thing thatat consumers are looking for. we see price increases in all proteins, pork, chicken, even seafood. we think it is our job to bring the omaha steaks quality and value at the holiday season. next you are right about beef prices -- >> you are right about beef prices. you, of all people, would know where they are headed.

he will be taken to the nebraska medical center for treatment in omaha. he is a citizen of sierra leone but has permanent residence in maryland. nbc news spoke to the doctor's son. >> he loves helping whoever in need of his help. and he always sacrifice just to make sure someone else feels happy. >> the doctor is the tenth patient to undergo treatment for ebola here in the u.s. his family in maerld says they are making plans to travel to omaha to be near him. >>> the pentagon is calling out 2,1 t 10 arm and national guard soldiers to replace troops already in senegal and liberia. the soldiers are building treatment centers in areas hit hardest by the outbreak. the pentagon says the troops will receive training on ebola prevention before they leave for africa. >>> tonight the fourth young suspect wanted in the murder of a local high school student is lined bars. dion moses turned himself in earlier this evening. a judge allowed officers to release his name yesterday even though he is a minor. four people are now charged in the shooting of brenden wilson. t

martin salia arrived at an omaha medical center from west africa over the weekend.s already in critical condition. salia lived with his wife and 2 sons in maryland, when he wasn't working in sierra leone. doctors in omaha say, they tried everything - including an experimental serum and a blood transfusion. meanwhile -- a handful of national guard members based in san francisco, will deployed to west africa -- to help fight ebola. the soldiers are linguists and will help with translation and cultural issues. they will get training before heading out. after returning from deployment -- the soldiers will be monitored for 21 days. and at temperatures are dropping off down to as low as the '40's and even '30's overnight close to the coast is still mild in the '50s tomorrow it will be chilean stocks otherwise in the coastline will still be pretty mild he will see increasing clouds as rain approaches actually the first in a series of storms the first starting late tomorrow evening into wednesday and this will bring about half an inch of rain rain totals of all three storms

they flew to omaha, nebraska to be close to dr.a and see him there. >> doctors are doing their very best to save his life. >>> passengers on board the crown princess screws ships, 172 of them came down with the norovirus during a month-long ship. >> highly contagious, gastrointestinal virus. the ship has docked in california and the cdc is now investigating the outbreak and the cruise line's response. >>> people across the country are awaiting a grand jury decision from ferguson, missouri. >> the grand jury to decide whether or not to indict police officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. protesters have marched through the streets, demanding justice in missouri. businesses in the area have already started boarding up their windows because they fear the violence. >>> this morning a 16-year-old boy remains hospitalized after he was severely beaten in the hallways of a high school. >> the family of a student involved in the fight says the people responsible should be prosecuted. nikki burdine is live this morning

--ween waterloo i'll and waterloo island and omaha, nebraska. -- waterloo, iowa and omaha, nebraska. airill talk about the cold in the next seven days in just a few minutes. next nude of elements on the philadelphia case with ties to both maryland and virginia. dublin barnes will be back in court on wednesday for charges related to the abduction that was caught on camera. prosecuted for the attempted murder of a 16-year-old richmond girl. for now, authorities say he will be tried in philadelphia first. a grand jury in alexandria has indicted a social worker of having indecent liberties with a child. here is a photo of gary hankins, as seen on counseling and fluency -- forensic services.com. victim was a patient of his. he faces a maximum of 30 years in prison if convicted. is veterans day and final preparations are being made for an event taking place tomorrow night. thousands were fled the national mall to pay tribute to service members past and present. the event could bring crowds even bigger than the fourth of july. live at then is mall tonight with a look at what is being done t

dallas down to 28 degrees, omaha, bismarck seeing windchills 35 to 15 degrees below zero. quite an impressive air mass. look at the windchills. 2 in bismarck, 2 in omaha. 6 in wichita, 74 degrees in new orleans. future tracker 6 it's a nice, quite finish to the weekend. it's a little gray, but we're not expecting any precipitation. it should off off until the evening hours, this is 9:30, the far western suburbs will pick up moisture, it will expand in cover annual in the overnight night. tomorrow morning, the rain will overspread the region and pick up in intensity by late morning. it will be in the lehigh valley and shifts east and moves into the heart of the delaware valley in the afternoon, the cold front slams through and tuesday will be bone-chilling cold. forecast for the remainder afternoon, 48 degrees for philadelphia. 49 in millville. 52 in dover. -- 45 in allen be -- allentown. periods of rain west to east, overnight tonight, 35 for suburbs, 41 center city. we have a winter weather warning in the poconos. we'll see rain in the delaware valley. poconos it's start

he'll be treated in nebraska medical center in omaha.he's a permanent resident of the united states who lives in maryland. at least two of comedian bill cosby's appearances being canceled after allegations resurfacing that he sexually assaulted multiple women decades ago. it is alleged that cosby drugged and raped her more than once. he has never been charged and no immediate response from cosby. >> secretary of defense chuck hagel now vowing a complete overhaul of u.s. nuclear forces. the secretary making the announcement following a scathing review by the pentagon, which uncovered multiple failures, one glaring example, get this, a single wrench needed to attach warheads to missiles was being fed-exed from one base to another. captain chuck nash, fox news military analyst and retired captain. there is so much spending going on in washington, if there was one area where the money should be spent and well spent, it would be the defense department i would thing. and to think they do not have enough funding when it comes to our nuclear sec

temperatures across the country, and this is farther south. 15 degrees in denver, colorado, and 23 in omaha, and we are still looking at this crush of cold air mike migrating to the east, and it still looks like it will moderate a bit as it moves to the east. when we come back in a little bit we'll talk about the latest temperatures and how cold it will get and a couple of chances of precipitation, how do you feel about the first wet snowflake in philadelphia. >> i don't want to tell you on the air how i feel. >> we'll talk later. eagles quarterback, mark sanchez, made fans happy first with the big blowout and then making good on the promise to get a philadelphia classic after the game. the eagles easily handled the panthers with a 45-21 win. two touch downs and 333 yards to put the eagles on the top of the nfc east. "action news" was there as gino's and pat's steaks, he promised to go there if he won the game. first stop was pat, where he picked up the cheesesteak and then geno's where he was greeted by excited eagles fans. >> mark have my cheese fries. have one. no, no, i promised. yeah!

and he bought land on -- lan at that time which was reserved for whites only, and omaha, nebraska, and so the story, you're not allowed to live here, and so the burned their house down. then they moved to -- from wisconsin to nebraska to michigan. >> host: and who burned down the house? >> guest: the kkk. >> host: when did your father stop being malcolm little and become malcolm x? >> guest: my father became malcolm x once he went to jail at 20. he was in jail at 20. and he was -- before he came out of jail, 1952, -- guess he was -- over old he was -- he went to 26th, 27 years old -- he became malcolm x. ...

martin salia arrived at an omaha medical center from west africa - just two days ago. >> catherine: he a permanent resident of the u.s. and lived with his wife and 2 sons in maryland when he wasn't working in his native sierra leone. >> catherine: he was already in critical condition when he was brought to the u.s saturday. >> catherine: doctors in omaha said they tried everything - including an experimental serum and a blood transfusion from a survivor. >> wish that there would have been a different outcome. we did get all that we could. >> catherine: doctors say it's too dangerous to do an autopsy since the body is contagious. >> catherine: salia will be cremated. >> catherine: just yesterday - people in omaha held a prayer vigil for him. he is the second ebola death in the united states. >> catherine: of the 2100 guardsmen and servicemen headed over next year there will be three to six members from san francisco 23rd military intelligence battalion. those soldiers will help would translation and cultural issues. they are not expected to be in direct contact with ebola patients. howe

martin salia in a pod when he landed in omaha. the surgeon too sick to walk. >> he is seriously ill. more ill than any of the patients that have been transported from western africa to the united states. >> he was diagnosed with the ebola virus in sierra leone on monday. he was working in a hospital in free town. his son said he saw his father a month ago in maryland before he returned to west africa to help treat ebola patients. >> he decided to work there because he found out that was his true calling, he is a hero to me. >> today his wife appears to visit him. they hope to use drugs to treat the patient. he is the third patient to be treated at the bio containment unit and the fifth so far, including thomas eric dungeon. the ebola outbreak, the worst in history, has killed more than 5,000 people worldwide and nearly all of them in west africa. he explained why he needed to be there. >> he told me he needed to do it and i knew that deep within myself that the people in freetown needed help. >> the doctor who cared for so many, n

upper 50s in chicago. 33 degrees in omaha but rapid city, 15 degrees. we have 18 in business mark, north dakota. and we're looking at single digits and teens towards sections of canada so some of that colder air will eventually head in our direction. but it will moderate. it's not going to be that cold once that air arrives in our neck of the woods. so mild over the next couple of days. high temperatures actually in the 60s. and for the latter part of the week that's when i expect falling temperatures and the potential is there maybe for some wintry precipitation. we'll talk about it and much more with that seven day forecast. iain and lucy all coming. >> all right, scott, thank you. >>> happening now in montgomery county, authorities make arrest if a pair of gun store buries an weapon stolen in one of those burglaries was used if a recent shooting. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in lansdale tonight where one of the gun shops was broken into. dave? >> reporter: iain, operation cross hairs nabbed five suspects including andrew rocco who says he broke

salia is the third ebola patient to be treated at that hospital in omaha. the other two recovered. >>> in ferguson, missouri, a grand jury could decide soon if charges will be filed against that officer who shot and killed michael brown. yesterday demonstrators took the streets to mark 100 days since the unarmed teenager was shot and killed by officer darren wilson. over the weekend, the "st. louis post dispatch" obtained police records, including surveillance video showing wilson at a police station two hours after the shooting. >>> police in new york city are looking for the person who pushed a man in front of a subway train, killing him. witnesses told police the 61-year-old victim and his wife were waiting for a train at the station in the bronx yesterday morning. the attack appears to be random. the suspect ran from the station. >>> security improvements to the u.s. state department's e-mail system are expected to be finished today or tomorrow. now, this comes after a hacker got into that system. a senior department official says activity of concern wa

salia is the third ebola patient to be treated at that hospital in omaha. the other two recovered. >>> a cruise ship has been deep cleaned and is heading back to sea after 172 people came down with norovirus. the "crown princess" docked at the port of los angeles yesterday after a 28-day cruise. a federal health official was expected to board the ship to investigate. it is the second norovirus outbreak on this cruise ship this year. >>> 5:16, and happening later today, virm environmentalists i delaware expect to protest senator carper's approving of the keystone pipeline. members of the sierra club and others will meet outside of his office at noon. carper is planning to vote in favor of the pipeline, which would transfer oil from canada to the gulf of mexico. >>> and septa's going to give us an update today on its plans to bring trains to the king of prussia area. that would branch off the norristown high-speed line into king of prussia and valley forge. septa wants to hear from residents about possible routes for the service. it would bring people to the

there were several beaches, americans had omaha and utah beach. we landed at omaha. british had their beaches. not a difficult thing as a young man to adapt to the military life. it was demanding but we had somewhat of a family history. my grandfather had been in the service. i didn't know too much about that. we were just responding to the things that went on around us. the rest of our buddies were signing up. it was only natural to be a part of what was going on. i did not intend to be a professional military person. after world war ii, coming back to school, i needed to have as much fun in order to not take a full-time job. there was the government's package for gis. they would give you a certain amount of money but it was not enough. they took care of the payments to the school but you had to live off of $60 a month. a growing male or female for that matter would find it very difficult to manage on 60 a month. i took rotc, which gave me additional money, i enough to make ends meet. with my military service -- rotc was something that i enjoy doing. it was expandin

it's 16 in fargo. 18 in minneapolis. 19 omaha. would you expect to see temperature readings like this in january but not in early to mid november. by 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning l our time 7:00 a.m. central time it will be minus one in rapid city. 14 minneapolis. 15 in omaha. denver just 6:00 a.m. there. 3 degrees there and minus 8 in great falls. cold air is going to continue pushing south ward and eastward by the end of the week we see frigid conditions all the way down into the deep south. >> that's remarkable actually. thank you. >> see you in a few moments. >> next tonight. possible clue in the mystery of why comedian robin williams took his own life wechlt knew after his death he was suffering from parkinson's disease. and tonight we learn more about a troubling condition related to it that can cause hallucinatio hallucinations. here's clayton. >> doctors examening robin williams brain tissue found signs the comedian may have had something called dementia in addition to parkinson's which williams was diagnosed with in nove

in omaha with more. >> reporter: dr. martin salia had been in extremely critical condition, he had been given doses of plasma and the experimental drug zmapp. on saturday, he arrived from sierra leone, the tenth patient treated in the u.s. a medical team in hazmat suits carefully moving him to a waiting balance. the 44-year-old doctor was too weak to walk. he was a native of sierra leone, but a legal u.s. resident. working as a surgeon as a hospital. >> he decided to go and help people because he wanted to show he loves his people. >> reporter: dr. sal irksz a says the job was his calling. >> i do this job not because i want to, but i believe it was a calling. >> reporter: dr. salia had been the third ebola patient treated here at this biocontainment unit. now only the second known ebola patient to have died on u.s. soil. nbc news, omaha, nebraska. >> gabe, thank you very much. truly a sacrifice made there. the white house releasing a statement this morning on the death of dr. salia. the statement said in part, dr. salia

the university of nebraska medical center in omaha confirming that. give a little bit of the details. he arrived here in the u.s. just this past weekend in extremely critical condition, things were not looking great, but the doctors thought that maybe he had a fighting chance, but they say that they put him on a kidney dialysis, they monitored his signs, his vital signs, he had respiratory failure. they gave him zmapp, so clearly some of that experimental medicine has come into play. we're told, led me read fro from his wife, we're very grateful for the efforts of the team led by dr. smith. in the short time we spent here it was apparent how caring and compassionate everyone was. we are so appreciative have the opportunity for my husband to be treated here and believe he was in the best place possible. clearly the staff of the university of nebraska medical center in omaha distraught over this, many of them putting out statements in the press release, saying every member of the team has been personally affected by the doctor's passing. not a good sign

he'll be treated at the medical center in omaha. salia was one. meanwhile the democratic council of congo has declared its free from it. joining us now to discuss all of this, cnn's medical correspondent. thank you. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> let's talk about it. of course, much more attention has been paider to it. but give a sense at this point, seema if you would. they say you cannot contain this until you have a handle on it here. >> absolutely. you have to control it in the hopes of stopping spreading to other countries. we're told it's still spreading in west africa. for example it's transferring to ore states. it wasn't discovered he had ebola until health care workers who cared for him in mawly. >> you know what i'm interesting to know your perspective on this. you're ooh a former cdc disease per techive. has there been a decline in health care workers going from west africa to help because there was a lot of concern if a quarantine was put in place and if people contract the disease, there might be a decline. do we k

these are the current temperatures across nation, bismarck, omaha, 11. as we look ahead here, cloudy skies that will be the general rule. temperatures are will be milder, we're expecting a high of 48 degrees. monday, monday is a washout. periods of rain and it will be heavy at times, expect ponding on roads. with the winds out of the south, southeast we expect temperatures to be close to 60 degrees here and down to the 20s out here and single digits and teens across the western great lake states. we'll see a temperature contrast in a short distance as we head into monday. future tracker 6 we're expecting mainly cloudy cover throughout the day. monday, it will be wet across the western suburbs, mainly cloudy across south jersey, at least by 8:00. you'll notice how the rain overspreads the area. you can see the pockets of yellow. it will come down heavy at times. there's the cold front right there. the problem with the front, the temperatures will drop off so quickly, once this passes with the area roads being wet there's a possibility of a quick freeze, e

bismarck 29 degrees, omaha, 37. saint louis, 37. chicago, 35 degrees, the real cold stuff is north of the u.s./canadian border. there's the leading edge of the polar front that dives south and east. fortunately there's not too much in the way of snow cover out here. as the air mass dives into the lower 48. it will modify a little bit, none the less it will be cold for this time of year. as we look at the surface maps that's pushing through and that's kicking the coastal system out to sea. we'll see cloud cover this morning and sunshine by the afternoon. monday looks great, high pressure rolls in, lots of sunshine start to finish, winds out of the southwest, temperatures in the 60s, here's today's high, 56 degrees in philadelphia. allen be town, 52. it will be a few degrees milder that were that. trenton, 55. wilmington, 54. we get into monday, you can see the shifting wind out of the southwest we're up to 62 degrees monday, tuesday afternoon the numbers continue to climb. we have good news first, the colder badder news that comes at

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the omaha hospital is one of four in the u.s.ted to treat ebola patients. >>> lawyers for the family of michael brown appealing for peace in ferguson once the grand jury decides the fate of officer darren wilson. the family made it clear they do not condone looting or violence or rioting that has marred the missouri town since the white police officer shot their son. >>> signs of division on the supreme court. justice clarence thomas providing an indication of what may have been happening behind the scenes last month when the court refused to hear appeals from five states. thomas in a statement said he doesn't know why they rejected appeals from states sought to preserve gay marriage. it seems some as a challenge to fellow justices to take up the issue. >>> an fda panel deciding to lift the ban on blood donations on gay and bisexual men. the lifetime ban is discriminatory and advances in technology have made the policy obsolete. a red cross study estimates says lifting the ban could contribute to saving the lives of nearly 2 mill

once the system passes, here comes old man winter. 7 degrees in omaha, 19 in bismarck.ost the entire area are feeling windchills from 10 to 20 below zero. this is nasty cold stuff. fortunately it will modify as it charges east. surface maps cloudy conditions, that will allow the low to come up the slopes of the appalachians. lots of wet weather as we head into tomorrow afternoon, periods of rain, ponding on the roadways, a nasty looking day, the snow is well to the west across the great lake states. cloudy skies, all day long, dry this afternoon, the clouds lower and thicken and gives way to rain overnight tonight. probably developing after 10:00, 11 this evening, arena lasting in the overnight hours, first thing tomorrow morning 8:30, you can see the dark shades of green. tomorrow we're talking about periods of rain, it won't rain every hour of the day. , but when it comes down it will be good. that's the front right there, the temperature crash, look at the windchills tuesday morning, 13 degrees the model is predicting for reading. allentown, 14, philadelphia, 21. her

he will be taken to the nebraska medical center for treatment in omaha. saliah is a citizen of sierra leone, but has permanent residence in new carrollton. nbc news spoke with the doctor's son about his dad who went to africa to try and help the ebola victims. >> he loves helping whoever are in need of his help and he always sacrifice just to make sure someone else shows happy. >> saliah will be the tenth patient to be treated for ebola in the u.s. family members around here are making plans to be with him in omaha. >>> this morning, a fourth person wanted in the murder of a northern virginia high scho is bars. 17-year-old dionne moses turned himself in last night. the judge allowed police to release his name even though he is a minor. four people are now charged in the shooting death of brendan wilson killed on monday. family and friends held a memorial service for wilson last night. a sign that says brendan's path will go up where he was shot and killed. it is a popular path that students uo cut through a nearby neighborhood on their way to the school t

>>mark: the omaha hospital treating the surgeon who track the blood still leone has died here ride in ebola patients to die in the united states he did a ride to united states close to critical condition and now we're learning that he died this morning and the nebraska hospital he flew in from sierra leone on saturday march united states for treatment with a more of the story will bring to you. >>mark: saw france san francisco man said he drove his car into a power pole. that from the cold ground in lost power in the home police said the jar the car lost control of the corn to fast in the intersection of you click it in palm ave. >>darya: california's job is pretty problems the south san francisco residents and farmers. but this are all about showers and they're even renting property elsewhere for livestock to graze. local farmers are known for long brussels sprout in all things. at issue twice you cannot enroll folklore california for next year. is private for repair act will 15 3 million californians and road and the first year the gross increase the number 214 7 million next year >

he will be flown to the nebraska medical center in omaha. that's one of four u.s. hospitals with specialized treatment units for patients with dangerous, infectious diseases. dr. salia will be the third ebola patient treated in omaha and the tenth streeted in the u.s. it's not clear how he became infected. amy. >> all right, linzie janis, thank you for that. >>> and defense secretary chuck hagel is ordering changes in the way nuclear weapons are managed. he wants to spend up to $10 billion to update the aging system and improve security. he's also expected to put a four-star general in charge after a series of embarrassing scandals, including misbehave yore by nuclear officers and cheating on exams. >>> president obama is talking tough about the battle over immigration. overnight in his visit to myanmar, he accused republicans of dragging their feet and will use executive powers to push through reform. it could be next week. he's plan is to protect 5 million immigrants from being deported, providing many of them with work permits. >>> the former ceo who oversaw one

he arrived in omaha from sierra leone yesterday.w the tenth patient to be treated for the deadly disease in the united states. >> cnn's alex an droo field this reports this victim is a surgeon and he's critically ill. >> a surgeon diagnosed with ebola in his native sierra leone is being treated for ebola here in the u.s. workers in hazmat suits carried him on a stretcher to an ambulance before taking him to the biocontainment unit in omaha. his family says he is a legal permanent resident of the u.s. and he's married to a u.s. citizen. a decision was made to bring him back to the states after his medical team reported he was critically ill and his wife requested to have him flown back here. according to the u.s. state department, his wife agreed to reimburse the government for any expense. the team in sierra leone says he is possibly sicker than the first patients who were treated in the u.s. that according to a statement from the nebraska medical center. the doctor has been splitting time between new carolton, maryland, and sierra

they plan to go to omaha to be near him once he arrives here. in new carrollton, maryland, scott broom, wusa9. >>> 320 west african healthcare workers have died fighting ebola, but the five evacuated to the u.s. all survived. salia will be the sixth. >>> the mercury is dropping. it is going to be a very cold night tonight. first alert chief meteorologist topper shutt joins us now. top, it's hard to believe we're already talking about hats and gloves. >> it's not overkill. it is crazy. these are current temps. it's 40 downtown, 30s in the suburbs. our average high is still 59. 36 in gaithersburg, leesburg, 37 in manassas. high school football, brr, hat, gloves, coat. 4:00, 39, 6:00, 34 and 8:00 it will be below freezing in most areas, about 31 degrees. it will be dry and winds on their way, but still some kind of cold. 8:00 we're below freezing in most of the northern and western suburbs. by 10:00 we're looking at temperatures around 30 in gaithersburg, leesburg and manassas. i know it sounds crazy, but i wore the winter coat for the first time,

a dramatic change between to topeka and between omaha. the bottom line is, this cold air will head south and southeast. low pressure at the eating -- leading edge of the cold front. it will come sweeping eastward during the next couple of days. the bitterly cold air will push to the south and then spread east. , we willnews for us not have in our area temperatures in the teens or 20's. the air will moderate as it heads eastward. that is good news. but again, it's only the middle of november. will definitely feel more of the bite of the air a little bit later in november and december when the winter weather patterns begin to kick in. maybe of touch of fog in the morning. high of 63 degrees. the next seven days look just fine. partly sunny and high tomorrow morning -- tomorrow of 67 degrees. falling through the 50's during the concert hours. onezy and cooler, lower 60's wednesday. breezy and 40's on thursday. even colder on friday. it -- the cold air stays around for friday. >> what is going on in the redskins locker room at a the sean jack

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that's in omaha. he is expected to arrive tomorrow. and he'll be the third ebola patient treated there and that hospital has been successful in treating two of the other ebola patients. in fact, there have been ten patients who contracted ebola overseas and they were all treated here in the u.s.. only one person has die. that was thomas eric duncan who died when he was being treated in dallas. coming up at 6:30. more on the doctor's trip back here to the u.s. and the physicians who are waiting for him here. mac the you in the studio. -- back to you in the studio. >> it is worth noting that clinical trials of experimental ebola treatments begin next month in west africa. doctors without borders announced there will be three centers in guinea and liberia. the recent outbreak affected more than 14,000 people and killed more than 5,000. that again according to the world health organization. right now, there is no cure or vaccine known for the disease. >>> some montgomery county parents are in shock this morning after getting a letter from

he arrived at the omaha nebraska bio containment unit on saturday. nbc's gabe gutierrez has more from outside the hospital. >> reporter: dr. salia had been in extremely critical condition. he had been given doses of plasma and the experimental drug zmapp but just a short time ago doctors here confirmed that he passed away. on saturday, he arrived from sierra leone, the tenth ebola patient treated in the u.s. a medical team in hazmat suits carefully moving him to a waiting ambulance. the 44-year-old doctor was too weak to walk. dr. salia was a native of sierra leone but a legal u.s. resident. he'd been woin as a surgeon at a hospital in freetown. >> he decided to still go and help his people because he wanted to show he loves his people. >> reporte in a video from earlier this year, the doctor says the job was his calling. >> i took this job not because i want to but i firmly believe that it was a calling and that god wanted me to. >> reporter: dr. salia had been the third ebola pat treated at this biocontainment unit. he's now only the second ebola p

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he will be treated in omaha where he's expected to arrive on saturday.rmanent resident of the u.s. >>> one worker is dead after a construction accident in north carolina. they were pouring concrete for a pedestrian bridge when it collapsed. no word on what caused the accident but there was a delay in getting emergency workers to the scene. the construction company has a good safety record. >>> for the second time this week, a window washer had to be rescued after dangling from an american skyscraper. this time in houston, 23 flights up. the motor on the scaffolding failed and one side of the rig collapsed. after about 15 minutes, firefighters rescued him. earlier this week, two rescue workers had to be rescued from the world trade center building in new york. >>> we turn to the massive winter weather system. the snow is already coming down. in the northeast, showers at higher elevations near new york city and heavier here in buffalo, new york. abc's rob marciano tracking things from denver. >> reporter: from the waist-deep snow in the midwest to the deep

. >>> doctors in omaha say despite their best efforts, they weren't able to save the life of a surgeonm sierra leone who contracted ebola. nbc 10 national correspondent erica edwards with the story. >> reporter: dr. martin sallia knew and accepted the risks associated with working as a surgeon in his native sierra leone as he explained earlier this year. >> there was something inside of me, people in this part of town needed help. i took this job not because i want to but i firmly believe it was a calling. >> reporter: salia, a legal u.s. resident somehow became infected with ebola while in africa. by the time he arrived at the nebraska medical center this past saturday, he was in extremely critical condition. his kidneys were not working when he arrived and his respiratory system quickly failed. >> he progressed to the point of cardiac arrest and we weren't able to get him through this. >> reporter: doctors gave salia two experimental therapies the evening he arrived in omaha, zmapp and a plasma transfusion from an unnamed ebola survivor. >> when you get beyond a certain point, the mo