regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. learn how to make our next generation tobacco-free. >>> this morning on "world news >>> this morning on "world news >>> this morning on "world news now" -- defiant nurse. she returned from treating ebola patients in africa and was ordered to stay in a hospital tent for days. now she's refusing quarantine orders at home. what's next? >>> sit down and shut up. >> all right. fighting words from new jersey's governor to a protester who says he hasn't done enough to help hurricane sandy survivors. the outburst, is this necessarily presidential? >>> secret recipes. something sweet from the

stands for regina, latin for queen, that would be queen elizabeth ii of england. with much ceremony she issued her first tweet today removing her glove to hit send. problem was while buckingham palace insisted it was personally sent, it appeared to be pre-typed and appeared to come from an iphone while her majesty was using an ipad. >>> when we come back on this friday night, all week we've shared stories about people making a difference. tonight, it gets to be your turn. hey tony, dad- go wide! set, hike!

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. learn how to make our next generation tobacco-free. . >>> well, macy's is the first major retailer to announce it's opening on thanksgiving night. chain's doors open at 6:00 p.m., two hours earlier than last year. of course, about luring shoppers. and macy's says workers will receive higher pay and off on black friday. >>> good news about heating your home this winter. homeowners can expect to pay significantly less, especially those relying on home heating oil. maybe savings of 350 bucks or more if it's warmer than normal. >>> facebook and apple are footing the costs for female employees who want to freeze their eggs. allows women to put off having children while focusing on their careers. some are praising the companies for the family planning option. others say it's a mixed message. >> the good it gives more choices. the bad is it communicates that their work places may not be tolerant to women who decide to have children on the job. >> on average, egg frozing is 10 to $15,000 plus

this is a screen shot of video that regina asked about. so we had four sessions with four local small businesses and the intent is to really inspire other people. it's beautifully shot and we will connect that to the portal helping people reach that goal and make that idea come to fruition. so., again, i would show you this when we are done. reviewing some of the key 2014-2015, this project started at the end of november so it's been on an adjourn for -- journey for the last nine 9 months and we are really close to the finish line. full launch is october which is where we are at now. we need to create and operations and training manual so it's something that we can pass on some day if we are not around anymore and somebody takes over the portal. i really feel this is a site that has longevity and not something that is created and will disappear in a year or two. we will have a training manual and operational manual and this will have to be conducted periodically and we need to check with the department to make sure all the information in t

. >> regina is joining us. let's move to wednesday. extraordinary moves in the u.s. ten-year treasury. this is meant to be a safe, fixed income asset. >> yes. it was quite an extraordinary day on wednesday, even when you look at the 30-year u.s. treasury, it had a move over 30 basis points. when you convert that to bond prices, that was a six-point move intraday. many markets have never seen this type of volatility, especially a lot of the fear out there and the global concerns that we're seeing on the macro side ahead. >>> and if the u.s. data, regina, continues to weaken out of the u.s., does that mean qe4 is on the table? >> we feel there has been a lot of deflationary risk that has been weighing on the u.s. and the rest of growth globally, particularly what we're seeing in the weakness in europe. so we view that the shift in rates will be more factual. >> and if you look at the u.s. ten-year, 2.2%, i can't envision any investment time horizon where i want want to buying something, what could move so sharply as we saw on wednesday. what's your view on u.s. bonds?

no img po s s importa si es metro, metro bus o autobÚs, regina fue victima de un abusador sexual. >>>egÚn encuesta de una fundaciÓn realizado en el mundo el mÁs inseguro de bogota, colombia. >>> yo sabÍa que hacia algo y me daba miedo mirar. >>> la encuesta aplicada a 6 mil mujeres y sobre acoso fÍsico y sexual. en bogotÁ subir a autobÚs es casi pelea a muerte, aunque hay espacios para ellas. >>> para que el respeto a la mujer se vaul va un valor fundamental en mÉxico tambien hay vagones sÓlo para mujeres, micro bus, autobÚs, taxis y 7 de cada 10 mujeres sienten temor. >>> le dicen coqueto violÓ a 8 mujeres a 6 las asesinÓ siempre en autobÚs que manejaba. >>> es el fue arrestado en 2012, esta mujer escapÓ con vida. >>> siento temor, miedo y desconfianza. >>> el transporte de otras ciudades segÚn la encuesta tambiÉn son peligrosos. >>> pero hay casos como josÉ ortega se vestÍa de mujer para robar y abusar mujeres en el metro. y es que mujeres todavÍa tienen que enfrentar un mundo lleno de machismo que se mueve por la ciudad. >>> cientos de sustituyo diane tes tomaron casetas de carrete

there is a beautiful song called salve regina and it is friar gabriel singing. >> that is such a coolht to see the guy in his robes with the skateboard. >> this is a great way to reach people who have no interest in going to church. >> i wish i could have been there during the weekly friar's meeting when this came up. >> you've got to get creative if you want to get the attention of people. especially if your message isn't mainstream. >> there is a beautiful video. head right over to rightthisminute.com. >> we all believe in the tooth fairy. who knew it was furry with four legs. this is little ryan. has a loose tooth. the guy behind the camera, we believe he's dad. >> i have a thing about the loose tooth wiggler. >> as you can see, she has a piece of dental floss tied around that loose tooth. we've seen the door slam method. >> the dog is the only one that looks nervous. >> what could go wrong tying your dog to your child's face. >> play a little game of fitch. are you ready? >> you hear ryan scream, "it's out." no drama. >>> it's an amazing illusion. this one is pretty darn good. nex

taxpayers also footed the bill when regina jacobs reserve add $230 a night hotel room at the washington d.c. hilton conference 37 minutes from the board's offices. the district told us jacobs is now seeking reimbursements from taxpayers for the group that staged the conference. >> they could have used metro, requires getting up early or late make arrangement to catch a cab. >> reporter: district policy puts no limit on the cost of meals or hotel rooms for which board members can charge taxpayers and puts an overall $7,000 yearly cap for expenses for each board member. >> reporter: is the system working? >> i think there's always room for looking at what can be improved. that's always the case. as board members we have a responsibility to our taxpayers to do that. >> a district spokeswoman told me this about the credit card, the board's chair requested the office of internal audit to revisit policies and guidelines to clarify ambiguous language. this in no way implies the board members have used their credit cards appropriately. >> in order to see the board members receipts for yourself

one of the highest totals we see -- over 4.5 inches of rain in wintergreen, regina. -- wintergreen, virginia. berryville, just about 1.3 inches of rain. in winchester, pretty much the same. i want to take you back outside of our studio here where we have a live picture. ,ven though it is not raining within the next hour or two, we will see the heavier bands making their way in. for now, you can feel the moisture in the air. just a matter of time before the rain moves into our area. >> we turn now to the latest on the ebola outbreak here in america. another texas nurse has been fected with the deadly virus. >> we have just learned what she was doing the day before her diagnosis. a lot of news coming into our newsroom today. flew on a front airline flight from cleveland to dallas on monday. on tuesday, she developed a fever and overnight got confirmation she tested positive for ebola. >> no one wants to get this right more than our hospital. the first to diagnose and treat this insidious disease. showed symptoms of a bullet by midnight, preliminary reports confirmed she had the deadly virus. -

. >> i have a question for you regina, last month there were announcements for the small business fair at for fort mason did you go there? >> yes. we had a table. there's a decent turnout, but it's not a great location. so i don't think the attendance was as high as i would have expected. there were a number of people from the bay area and it was good outreach also for dealing with the new business packet because there were people conducting business with the city but didn't know they had to be registered. it provided some good outreach for us in that respect. >> thank you. before we move on to the president's report i would like to take item no. 3 and forward that to our next meeting. i would like to move item no. 3 to october 27.th. >> i think we might have public comment to the directors report. >> okay. public comment on the director's report ? >> good evening. steven gornl. one of the best thing i have heard is that the health department is going to move their inspectors to different days. i think that's a great idea since many retail businesses and many businesses now are open se

stands for regina, latin for queen, that would be queen elizabeth ii of england. with much ceremony she issued her first tweet today, removing her glove to hit send. problem was while buckingham palace insisted it was personally sent, it appeared to be pre-typed and appeared to come from an iphone while her majesty was using an ipad. however, at the age of 88 she's on twitter, so there's that. >>> when we come back on this friday night, all week we've shared stories about people making a difference. tonight, it gets to be your turn. >>> "making a difference" brought to you by farmers insurance. don't get caught with a coverage gap. learn more at farmers.com/gaps. >>> all this week here we've been revisiting our "making a difference" reports. the stories that sent our viewers into action to help. and all this week we've been asking you to tell us about the people and organizations who are making a difference where you live. well, we're happy to report we've been overwhelmed by the response. and as promised we wanted to share some of them with you tonight. >>> barba

and the "r" stands for regina, latin for queen. >>> and sky 6 overlooking center city, clouds breaking are 211 lawyers in congress. but not one electrician. so here's a bright idea. donald norcross. a union electrician for 30 years... in the state senate, he stood up for working families and he'll stand up for south jersey in congress. working to make college affordable. fighting to create jobs that can support a family. and pushing equal pay for equal work. donald norcross. a congressman for us. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> time for accuweather at the big board. meteorologist cecily tynan looking forward to the weekend, as am i. >> we are always looking forward to the weekend, and especially since the weather is going to be gorgeous. and this was sent in by john on my facebook page. i made this my cover shot. this is from the park in wecht che -- westchester and the fall foliage peaking in our region. and the bright blue skies, a gorgeous shot. keep sending in the photos, i really appreciate it. today nicer than yesterday. and the few high

this is a screen shot of video that regina asked about. so we had four sessions with four local small businesses and the intent is to really inspire other people. it's beautifully shot and we will connect that to the portal helping people reach that goal and make that idea come to fruition. so.

and we are recognizing regina scully, and among other things has produced the invisible war and she is a incredible supporter of women and we are recognizing rita simel who i am sure that many of you know for her extraordinary interfaith work in this community in bringing many people together. and we are recognizing dr. sue, yun who you may know not is the union representative for the international alliance and the chair of the ngo and the committee on the status of women and for the united nations and a partner to us and our work on cedaw and other things and we are recognizing the great chief justice of the state of california tony cadel. and i am going to mess up her name. and who we are is the second woman in the first philippine woman and an incredible leader in domestic violence and so i would ask for a motion to approve all of our resolutions from one of the commissioners. >> i so move. >> okay. >> is there a second. >> i second. >> okay. >> is there any public comment? >> seeing none, i will call a vote. all of those in favor? >> aye. >> great. >> thank you. >> item 2 d is the

parent wants to be in and this is video just taken minutes ago from inside the gym where parents like regina brown who has had two students here are left to the mercy of chance. >> i don't want my kids, in the neighborhood school so i'm hoping something works out and my kids are able to stay in the school and they are able to do something. >> reporter: you's hoping their number comes up in a positive way. >> yes. >> reporter: what if it doesn't? >> i will go home school, my only option. >> reporter: there will be a lot of empty chairs here at charter school come monday, 250 in all, who gets to stay will be left to chance, walter d palmer is president and founder of the charter school that bears his name. his will school is in northern liberties and frankford and they are out $300,000 a month he claims after recently losing a long court battle with the philadelphia school district. the two sides have been arguing for years over reimbursement money. >> reza shourd we have to be finding options for them so we have invited a number of other vendors, catholic archdiocese, we have invited charter

regina, which means queen. enter resting reactions to the queen's 28. tweet.unny ones ask her to post a selfie. >> why now? >> it fits, with the science museum in london during an exhibition about the information age. and no public figure years have to get knowledgeable about communicating with their constituencies. when the prince starts tweeting, we will know it has arrived in london. >> thank you for sharing that with us. thank you for watching this addition of bloomberg west. have a wonderful weekend. don't giants. giants. ♪ >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm mark upton. ."is is "bottom line -- i'm mark crumpton. to our viewers here in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines on this friday. julie hyman is monitoring the volatility in friday's training session. campaigningthe wire in brazil's id

r stands for regina, which means queen. in latin.ig moment for twitter. -- queen temperature on the queen's imprimature on twitter. some friendly ones and unfriendly ones. a couple of the funny ones are asking her to post a selfie. some are suggesting that she advocate -- abdicate the throne. we doubt that will happen. >> it is this exhibition but why now? >> it fits, with the science museum in london during an exhibition about the information age. all public figures have to get knowledgeable about communicating with their constituencies. and twitter is one way to do it. >> >> when the prince starts tweeting, we will know it has arrived in london. >> queen elizabeth sending her first tweet. that is news indeed. thank you for sharing that with us. thank you for watching this addition of bloomberg west. happy friday. have a wonderful weekend. go giants. ♪

families a place to stay together while children undergo surgery or possible treatment. 16-year-old regina mcgwire got a bone marrow transplant nearby in july. she says the ronald mcdonald house was a factor that swayed her family to choose c.h.o.p. for the procedure. >> i don't know where my parents would stay during the transplant or where i would be staying. it is really important this place. >> when people come to our doors, they receive devastating news about the health of their child or one of their children and it's our job to support them along the way. >> as you heard chris mention, you can learn more about the eagles involvement with the ronald mcdonald house later this morning on "today" show. reporting live from the digital operation center, i'm rosemary connors, nbc news. >>> in case you need one more reminder. here it is with the music this time. the eagles hosting the giants on nbc sunday night football. live coverage begins on nbc 10 sunday night with football night in america, but will the game be played in the rain? >>> there's a slight chance of showers later on on sunda

stands for regina, latin for queen, that would be queen elizabeth ii of england.ith much ceremony she issued her first tweet today removing her glove to hit send. problem was while buckingham palace insisted it was personally sent, it appeared to be pre-typed and appeared to come from an iphone while her majesty was using an ipad. however, at the age of 88 she's on twitter, so there's that. >>> when we come back on this friday night, all week we've shared stories about people making a difference. tonight, it gets to be your turn. making a difference. tonight, it gets to be your turn. hey tony, dad- go wide! set, hike! (cheering) yeah!! touchdown! nice catch! who's ready for half time? yes! ok i'm going to draw something up new... wide receiver goes deep all the way to the corner and... who ate the quarterback? share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. they're grrreat! this is charlie. his long day of doing it himself starts with back pain... and a choice. take 4 advil in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. honey, you did it! baby laugh

so, john and regina, you've got to be at your very best today. good luck to you, guys. here we go.rdy! round comes first, as always, and these are the categories today. you identify the show for us. m-b-l-e -- those four letters are coming up in each correct response in that order. shane, start. i'll take which sandwich for $200, please. john. what are bananas? good. let's do surrounded by water for $200. john. what is the arctic ocean? that's the one. surrounded by water for $400. answer there -- daily double.

rio and regina were waiting for off sundayt to take when their two-year-old started crying, yelling, screaming. the flight attendant told him they would have to leave the plane if he did not calm down in three minutes. they were able to get there some call him down but in the middle meltdownight, another after turbulence and police met their flight when it landed in st. louis. basically, they got us out of the plane like criminals. >> a spokesperson for frontier airlines says that they were being verbally and physically abusive to the flight to -- crew and that is why they called police. witnesses say the flight crew could've been nicer to the family. it's hard to know because we weren't there but here is what alex said. the flight attendants should have asked if the parents needed anything for the child instead of threatening to kick them off the plane. parents of crying screaming children should realize the rest of us should not have to deal with this and voluntarily leave. this includes restaurants, stores, and planes. -- sorry.edation sedation? that's interesting. >> numbering ca

out if remains found near charlottesville for the weekend are those of the missing university of regina student. suzanne kennedy saw a lot of police cars today near the scene. she is live at police headquarters waiting for any new information. there are detectives and crime scene investigators combing through the woods there in that rural section of albemarle county. cnn is reporting that authorities are investing -- investigating the area where the human remains were found on saturday. the road there will remain closed until thursday while ground search and forensics works on the site. meantime on campus, students are anxiously awaiting word from the medical examiner's office on what was found on saturday. they're hoping if the remains are those of hannah graham, it will bring closure and allows students to get their academic year back on track. >> adeptly has affected the environment on campus. talking about it and obviously people are going on with their lives. >> a couple of other things of note, matthew remains jailed here in central virginia. he faces those original charges the gr

or regina, my executive producer. go ahead. >> caller: my question is about high max technology. 20 years old. i want to know if today's gap down met with a good resistance and solid volume, another opportunity to buy the stock to lower my price target or cut my losses and cash in? thank you, jim. go, eagles. >> we did this specifically as a trade. we had a really good trade and said sell, sell, sell. we are never looking back. that's what you should think. i don't think this is any more an investable situation. made a lot of money on a trade. things panned out and we took profits. i know you don't have a gain. i'll tell you something. the first loss is your best loss. okay. this market is not a grade a student. it's ridiculous. it's making a ton of mistakes lately. chipotle, boeing, dow and google. you will do better if you follow your instincts and do your homework. there is more "mad money" ahead. one ceo gets a pass for poor excuses. the other can't catch a break. i'm setting the record straight. it's incendiary. oil and gas will have ups and downs but we always need to store

the "r" stands for regina which is latin for queen. tweet the queen and she may get back to you. >> pretty sweet, thank you. >>> still ahead today from pizza to pasta. alicia on a tasty tour of south philadelphia's new dining scene. >>> a philadelphia player shares his crisis of ebola hitting africa. and how he wants to kick eastbound observe in the butt. >>> and setting out to prove man's best friend gets better with age. >> it is 4:30 and we continue on this "freebie friday," deals for reading and trick or treating. >>> and going to the scary houses for big candy bars, but is it right that one nasty letter to a columnist that thinks kids be in their own neighborhoods. >>> and a purse snatcher into a crybaby in a second. >>> breaking news out of washington state where at least two students are dead after a school shooting at marysville-pilchuck high school, 30 miles north of seattle. police say just before 11:00 this morning their local time a student opened fire in a school cafeteria. our sister station in seattle says the gunman kil

the things that they talk about here so the pueblo's already had a practice that was endemic to the regina irrigations so when the plague would hit it would burn down the whole city scape. in the apartment building a wood burning down and build a new one. everything was for the best of the human beings. but you cannot replace the people who are dead. it is a wonderful concept but material things are not the most important. so in some cases they laughed to join in a the navajo and the apaches that were that contained but they were never conquered by the spanish but some of that's was then taking over these villages forcing people out. but they're all remembered. >> is the time up? [applause] we can happily continues the conversation at the signing table she is signing copies at the table please purchase the book first. but we will still be here. [inaudible conversations] >> with the contagion this is a fibrous that comes up with the answer we did not know until 2002 now we have a whole spectrum of viruses when we knew those rabies virus is were carried by the vampire bats and then to contra

. >>> regina is live in crawford after visiting with one special fan >> juliet. >> brandon crawford grew up here in pleasanton. his mom tells me since day one he's been a giant's fan. >> for brandon crawford, a childhood dream of playing major league baseball comes true. and who better to know his dream -- >> i want to claim dream for his country. >> than his mom, a 5th grade teacher. the same school brandon attended as a child. >> i'll be nervous tomorrow, but today i'm excited. aren't you excited? >> baseball have baseball photos and memorable and says that brandon is calmer than her when it gets closer to game time >> he's giving a speech about why he'll never do drugs, and listen to his goals back then. >> i'm going home for my life. i want to have a scholarship to stanford and i would like to get back to baseball. >> lin says the family has been giant season ticket holders since brandon was a baby. this is him as a kid, the last giant's game at candle stick. >> i remember the top of the 9th inning and sander val misses the ball. he did something similar to that when he was ten years

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let's go to regina benjamin, a former surgeon general herself of the united states. do we need a surgeon general? someone the american people can look to like yourself. a true authority figure rather than this dispersal of authority among the hhs and the white house and the cdc itself. >> we always need a surgeon general and we always need a confirmed surgeon general. so yes, the answer is yes. as a surgeon general can speak from the perspective of america's doctor. from that perspective, can cut through all the noise. give a trusted voice to everything you're hearing in a way that american people can understand it. and they know that they're hearing from america's doctor. >> what is your sense? it was ill considered on the president's part to say it was unlikely would it get to the united states. it was brought here by a person who had it. and the two nurses have picked it up. it is growing incemeterily. we have another incident as of today. >> public health is a discipline or a specialty within medicine. it looks as population health. the answer to all our question

. >> regina if -- thank you very much for joining us here on cnn. and, errol, you heard, obviously there is a line coming from the government which echoes out of beijing, they are in lockstep on this. this is an illegal gathering as they have constantly said and as such they say they will not be listening to the demappeds of these protesters and interestingly, we spoke to one of the leaders of the protest movement, the occupy hong kong movement or occupy central as it was then now becoming occupy hong kong and his point was, well, this is all -- we don't have the leadership to talk to the hong kong administration, hong kong government anymore because this is such a broad-based hong kong protest so the government needs to speak to all of us and it needs to change its position. so at the moment, there is absolutely no movement on either side. on this the chinese national day, it is enormously embarrassing for the central leadership in beijing to have tens of thousands of hong kongers, chinese, within their own sphere of influence protesting against th

regina lewis, good morning to you. let's look at the jobs report.ome good and some not so good in those numbers, right? >> i think so. unemployment declined to 5.9%, and there are two big factors, one is did you add jobs and the participation rate, and both were added. there are ethnic groups seeing double digit unemployment. and this is fascinating. it's a 36-year low in terms of people participating in the workforce. 62.7% of people that can work are working. and during the downturn, suddenly somebody lost their job they never been the back and that has to do with wages, they adjusted their lifestyle or can't rationalize child care cost, and so women in particular are holding out and are not part of the workforce. >> say cheese in another economic indicator. what is that about? >> it's auld an off the grid, and so real time the cost of a bacon cheeseburger is up a year over year pretty significantly, almost 6% driven by beef costs, and up 16%, and bacon and cheese up, 8%, and only bread was down. the reason people like indicators like this is beca

in july of last year, surgeon general regina benjamin resigned. in november, president obama nominated a replacement, dr. vivek murthy. then democrats passed a measure to make it easier to confirm. only a simple majority is needed. but then they moved to block the nomination. including comments where murthy said guns are a health care issue themselves. the confirmation vote was called off that same month. what do you think of this? i'm looking at a pack of cigarettes right now. i don't smoke, haven't in 25 years. but for an authority figure, we look at this, surgeon general warning, smoking by pregnant women may result in fetal injury, premature birth and low birth rate. it talks about cancer. so the surgeon general is the big daddy of the country who tells us what we should be afraid of. we don't have one. we have you, dr. frieden. do we need a surgeon general to come on television to do psas and say, here's what you shouldn't be worried about. this is what you should do? >> well, it would be nice to have a surgeon general, but the problem right