i'm richard lui. ebola emergency. the race to trace anyone who came in contact with thomas eric duncan. he's first ebola patient diagnosed on u.s. soil. also, an alert from united airlines to people on his flight because of reports of duncan falling ill after helping a sick liberian woman. and now a patient in hawaii put in isolation over possible ebola concerns. here is nbc's jay gray. >> reporter: still in isolation inside this dallas hospital, thomas eric duncan, a liberian national, the first patient diagnosed with ebola in the united states continues to fight for his life. >> we're categorizing his condition as serious but stable. >> reporter: duncan showed no symptoms when he left west africa on september 19th, but days later he was sick and made his first visit to texas health presbyterian hospital where he told an intake nurse he had just traveled from liberia, an obvious red flag but he was sent home with a prescription for antibiotics. >> regretfully that information was not fully communicated throughout the

i'm richard lui. the first confirmed ebola diagnosis in the u.s. five cases have been treated in the country so far. this first diagnosis in the u.s. is a man now at a dallas hospital and being called critically ill. the scramble is on now to find out who and if he infected others. nbc's jay gray is live in dallas for us this morning. >>> this morning, the first patient diagnosed in the u.s. with the deadly ebola virus continues to receive treatment from a team of experts inside this dallas hospital. >> our staff is trained and prepared to take care of patients with a variety of infectious diseases including ebola. >>> they will have help from the centers for disease control. a medical treatment has been rushed to texas to assist in the treatment and track down and monitor the handful of people the patient had contact with after flying from west africa on september 19 to visit his family in dallas. >> the bottom line here is that i have no doubt we'll control this importation or this case of ebola so it doesn't spread widely in this country. >> rep

our friend richard lui. richard, a big night for baseball. >> absolutely.eird to see jeter out of uniform as he does count down those days. good morning, angie. the postseason under way. the royals and a's faced off in a do-or-die wild card game. oakland's brandon moss exploding in the first inning with a two-run homer. does it again in the sixth. look at that one. that brings in three more runs to retake the lead, but the royals rally, send it into extra innings. in the 12th, after the a's take an 8-7 lead, this. >> gordon on deck. high chopper. they'll never get him. tie game. now looking for a two-out hit. into left field! the kansas city royals! >> wow! yeah, the royals, 9-8 in that one, they advance to the a.l. division finals on thursday. >>> protesting university of michigan students want their athletic director fired. some also want the head coach, brady hoke, gone as well over shane morris who was put back in the game saturday despite showing signs of a concussion. it was later announced tuesday morris did not suffer a concussion. michigan will now

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. >>> now to sports and my friend richard lui. what you got? >> san francisco pittsburgh nl wildcard game a blowout. pittsburgh fans are waving rally towels at the start. san francisco's brandon crawford with the grand slam in the fourth kauai et cetera all that. it's the first in postseason ever by a shortstop. later san francisco with this over-the-railing catch. they nail it the giants 8-0. here is a world series fan graph. detroit is the favorite with 25.2%, followed by washington and the l.a. dodgers, then san francisco and balt ma are the underbars. >>> police say michael phelps' blood clol level was 0.14. police say his eyes were red, bloodshot. >>> former l.a. clippers owner donald sterling has a run-in with police. his estranged wife reported a burglary. the police came. who did they find? sterling with vee stiviano. she's the one that leaked racist remarks. police say she was his guest. they found no criminal activity. >>> the drama continues. >> along with that little mask. >>> cowboys' player c.j. spillman was arrested. no comment f

richard luis which was going in, and he said i don't speak norwegian.ent okay, let's go in and just be crazy and see happens. >> crazy and unscripted always seems to work for williams. he got the part. >> remember me? mork from ork? you once called me the nutso from outer space. >> working with henry winkler as the fonz. >> and we started rehearsing, and i realized that i was in the presence of greatness. hands-down, this is not hyperbole. >> henry winkler met williams the day he got on to the set. >> i just realized my only job is to keep a straight face. and it was impossible. because no matter what you said to him, no matter what line you gave to him, he took it in, processed it, and then it flew out of his mouth, never the same way twice. >> born in chicago on july 21st of 1951, williams grew up in michigan, played football, and then settled with his family in marin county, california. despite his shyness, high school drama drew him out of his shell and led him to become one of only 20 actors admitted to the prestigious juilliard school, along with

. >>> hi, i'm richard lui with your top stories.first person diagnosed with ebola in this country, is in critical condition for a second day, and the head of the cdc's saying he does not believe duncan is receiving experimental medication to fight that illness. and that nbc freelance cameraman who contracted ebola in liberia is flying back to the u.s. today for treatment in nebraska. he's the fifth american diagnosed with the deadly virus. more news later right here on msnbc. now back to "why planes crash." >>> when any structural element of an airplane fails, the result can be fatal. a 747 has a cargo door blown out in midflight. the decompression is so powerful, it sucks two rows of seats and nine passengers out of the plane in a split second. >> this was taken from row 17 aisle seat. >> this video shot by attorney bruce lambert two weeks after the fatal accident documents the aftermath of united airlines flight 811. investigators immediately know the problem centers on the cargo door. they can tell from the gaping hole where it u

. >>> hi, i'm richard lui with your top stories this hour. so far so good. nine people who have had close contact with the texas ebola patient showing no signs of illness, nor are the 40 or so who they think may have had contact with thomas duncan. meanwhile, his health is worsening. he's now in critical condition, and it's news of a medical miracle. a woman in sweden is the first o to have a baby after receiving a transplanted womb. the born was boy prematurely last month. he and mom are doing well. more news later. now back to lockup. >>> the fairfax county adult detention center is managed by sheriff deputies. stacey is part of that team for 26 years. now as the first woman ever elected sheriff of fairfax county, running the jail is her primary responsibility. as for the inmates she says her approach is firm but fair. >> this is jail, that's just how it is. our major concern is safety and security. we have rules and regulations. the inmates know those. thgs our house. wile you're a guest, you have to obey the rules. >> when inmates violate the rules, the

. >>> i'm richard lui. the first person diagnosed in this country with ebola is getting worse.ondition at a dallas hospital was downgraded to critical. meanwhile, federal officials are monitoring the health of about 50 people who may have had contact with duncan. >>> and the parents of kidnapped american aid worker peter kassig is asking isis to free him. they released a video message after the militants threatened to behead their son. more news later right here on msnbc. now back to "lockup." >>> keeping more than 9,000 inmates fed is a herculean task for the food services staff at the maricopa county jail in phoenix. >> we have close to 100 inmates working each day. some days of the week we may have as little as 60, 70 inmates. there is never an off day here. we work 7 days a week, 365 days a year. >> each inmate is fed twice daily on a budget that the jail claims is less than 90 cents a day. the inmates say, it tastes that way. >> like the dog food we get, straight out of a can. kibbles and bits and beefy bits. and some sliced carrots and call it like a gourmet meal. >> i'm

richard lui stat doat down with. >> it's to recognize and celebrate the girl.nk about some of the issues that come into play, education is a huge one. if you think about girls around the world, they can't really get an education and some of the fact is that it's just because they are a girl. some of the jobs that they have to do, going to get water when the boys are in school. that pry veptss them from getting that education or to be honest a lot of the times they're getting pregnant early or they're having to get married at a very young age. and so we want them to celebrate being a girl, have the chance to thrive in whatever they do. >> when boys and girls hear about this date, they're like, wow, i didn't realize this happens around the world. >> i know. when you think about the fact that most of us, i'm one of them, i didn't want to goi to school some days because, you know, i was going pretend to be sick or school is heart. and the fact that we are here celebrating the fact that there aren't many opportunities for girls to go to school. so, you know, for us

. >>> i'm richard lui.uman remains were found during the search for missing university of virginia student hannah graham, but police are waiting for tests here to positively identify those remains. >>> president obama held an oval office meeting on the ebola crisis. the vice president, chief of staff, defense secretary and cdc director were among those attending. newly appointed ebola point person ron clain was there as well but did not attend the meeting. he officially starts his new job next week. more news later. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> in jails or prisons nationwide, those accused of crimes against children are usually marked for violence by other inmates. that's why conrad ochoa is housed in a special protective custody unit inside san antonio's bexar county jail. >> i've been accused with killing and burning a child. i'm here for possession of child pornography and one point i was accused with child molestation. many people in this jail

i'm richard lui. the pentagon stepping in to prevent an ebola outbreak in the u.s. this medical support team consists of 20 critical care nurses, five infectious disease doctors and five trainers. they will head to fort sam houston in texas for a month long deployment. the team is designed to respond quickly, effectively and safely in the event of ebola cases in the u.s. meanwhile in a few hours we'll turn the corner many the ebola scare at midnight. 48 people are expected to be in the clear. they will no longer be monitored by health officials for signs of the virus. all were considered initial contacts of the first u.s. ebola patient thomas duncan including his fiancee, sons and nephews. the family members will be at an undisclosed home for a few days before being moved. a second group of 75 health care workers who treated duncan when he was first admitted to the hospital, they are under watch. 25 of them spent the night at texas presbyterian hospital saturday. they could expose others. joining me is mike raulings, mayor of dallas. let's start with the latest deve

. >>> i'm richard lui. here are your top stories. new jersey hospital says a person taken there after vomiting on a flight no newark airport has been released after the patient was found to be suffering from a minor condition unrelated to p ed td t ed td to. >>> meanwhile, thomas duncan is now in critical condition, downgraded from serious condition. and officials are worried about wildfires. more news later. right here on msnbc. now back to "lockup." . >>> at the fairfax county adult detention center, feeding the men and women incarcerated here falls to inmate workers like rasheed. in this kitchen, they learn to do things big. >> what i'm doing, i'm going to boil the potatoes first for 45 minutes or an hour. then i'm going to take them over, mash them with butter and milk. most joes use instant potatoes. we're using real potatoes here. >> conte is part of a crew that serves about 26,000 inmate meals a week. >> they order approximately 30,000 pounds of food a week. 18,000 cookies, 10,600 eight-ounce cartons of milk. approximately 1,4

. >>> hi, i'm richard lui with your hour's top stories.se quarantined in new jersey after coming back from west africa has hired a lawyer and is planning on legal action to challenge her mandatory stay at a hospital. >>> and governor chris christie says nobody from the obama administration has contacted him about that mandatory quarantine for returning health care workers who dealt with ebola patients, this after reports the white house is pressuring christie and new york governor cuomo to rescind the new rules in those states. more news later. right now let's get back to "in coldest blood." >>> police now know who stabbed cassie jo stoddart to death. it was two of her classmates, torey adamcik and brian draper, and there's even a videotape that proves it. >> when we located the videotape, we were kind of apprehensive. we had our suspicions that we might very well be seeing, you know, a homicide tape. >> the tape begins in the halls of pocatello high school. the morning of the killing. brian draper finds cassie stoddart at her locker. >> h

>>> hi, i'm richard lui.h officials have investigating the first case of ebola transmitted inside the united states. a nurse treating the ebola patient who died in dallas has tested positive for that virus. it's not clear how she was infected since she wore protective gear while treating thomas duncan. >>> and a federal judge struck down alaska's first in the nation ban on gay marriage. more news later. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> metro corrections. the time is approximately 17:45 hours. i've activated for antonio coleman. he's on five north. >> antonio coleman had recently been put on suicide watch at the louisville metro department of corrections jail. now, the special operations response team, or s.o.r.t., has been sent to remove him from his cell due to a disturbance. >> 10-4, come on. coleman has flooded his cell. his excessive beating on the door was placing him in danger. hitting his head on the wall, he threatened the officer on the walk say

. >>> hi, i'm richard lui. here are the hour's top stories.op government health official say they are opposing placing a ban on travelers from the ebola-infected countries, saying that would actually hurt efforts to stop the deadly virus, but they are considering beefing up efforts at major airports to screen people coming into the country from western africa. >>> and an nbc freelance cameraman who contracted ebola in liberia is on his way back to the u.s. right now for treatment in nebraska. more news later. now back to "why planes crash." >>> like building blocks, each midair collision has helped make the skies safer, so much safer, in fact, that according to an m.i.t. study, technology has advanced to the point where we can expect only one midair collision every 100 million flight hours. the last time two commercial jets collided over the u.s. was the 1960 accident above new york city. since then, there have been three more midair collisions, all involving one large aircraft and one small. in 1967, mary schulte's father is at the helm of a

i'm richard lui. a testy debate in the united states is where we start. is it fair to impose mandatory quarantines? is it an over reaction. one just back from sierra leone after being the first to be put into the state's mandatory quarantine. it is still held in new jersey after testing negative for the virus. she said she's been treated like a criminal. here's chris christie. >> i believe folks who want to take the step and are willing to volunteer also understand that it ises in their best interest and the public health interest to have a 21-day period thereafter if they have been directly exposed to people with the virus. >> the federal and state guidelines are out now. in three states -- ill, new jersey and new york -- when we talk about who, health care workers returning from west africa. what, mandatory quarantine regardless of symptoms. duration, 21 days after arrival. for the federal government, who, all passengers arriving from west africa. requireded to report temperatures and symptoms on a daily basis for 21 days after arrival. that's a basic b

. >>> i'm richard lui with your top stories this hour. >>> dallas ebola patient remains in critical condition the white house considering more, aggressive ebola screening at major u.s. airports, meanwhile, receiving flights from west africa. those are the airports they are focusing on. arrest him now was the metsage, moments ago at a missouri news conference, attorneys for michael brown's family demanding the arrest of darren wilson and michael phelps entering a treatment program after last week's dui arrest. back now to "why planes crash." >>> in november 2001 when american airlines flight 587 crashes into a queens residential area, the scars from 911 are still very raw. >> the industry was recovering. traffic was down. people were apprehensive. it was a period of time that, after 40 years of being in the industry, i have never seen before or since. >> i see the plane. the engine fall down. >> two months after the attack, another plane is down. and at first, an act of terrorism is feared. >> we've preliminarily put the city on high alert. we have closed certain things down just to make sure

i'm richard lui. we'll start with the latest on the ebola outbreak. within the next hour that nbc news freelance camera man with the disease will fly out of africa to the united states. he's headed to the university of nebraska medical center in omaha. his parents and girlfriend are on their way to meet him there. this afternoon the cdc updating us on patient thomas duncan in critical condition at a dallas hospital with the cdc director saying he's clinging to life. >> we have seen a lot of understandable concern. because of the deadly nature of ebola, and we are hoping for the recovery of the patient in dallas, we understand that his situation has taken a turn for the worse. we know ebola is a serious disease. we are hoping for his recovery. because it's a deadly disease, people are scared. it's normal to be scared. >> here are the numbers. there are ten people identified as high risk contacts up from this time yesterday. but the number of possible contacts has gone down. it now stands at 38 from 36 on saturday. one of the possible contacts had appar

. >>> i'm richard lui with your hour's top stories.la patient amber vinson, one of the nurses who treated thomas eric duncan, has hired a lawyer and released a statement. they say amber repeatedly consulted cdc and hospital officials about her travel and called any suggestions she ignored recommendations untrue and hurtful. >>> and president obama making his first major campaign appearance of the year at a rally today for maryland gubernatorial candidate anthony brown. he'll appear in chicago for governor pat quinn later tonight. now let's go back to "runaways." >>> niki and ivan have gone their separate ways after a violent fight erupted between them. by the next morning, news of the breakup has spread among their friends in ocean beach, and everyone seems to have an opinion on the matter. >> what's up with that? >> you hooked up with jessica? >> i didn't hook up with jessica? >> right in front of her. jessica is scum, dog. >> dude, me and jessica have always flirted together. >> that's your wife -- >> she's never said -- >> she's hur

i'm richard lui. any minute now final test results expected from the cdc. preliminary data showing a dallas nurse is positive for ebola. she's in isolation at the hospital where she helped treat thomas duncan. one other person is being monitored as having potential contact with her. they are monitoring every single health care worker in duncan's care circle including those in full gear who followed procedures. >> the care of ebola can be done safely but it is hard. it requires skroop lus attention to infection control. a simple slip can result in contamination. >> nbc outside the hospital in dallas. kristen welker is covering the story. we heard the words coming prosecute the cdc this breach. it's early on. they are asking how this happened. what do we know about what the breach is? >> good afternoon. officials are confident a breach did happen. in the past people follow iing say if you follow the protocols you won't be infected. they are confident that it happened. they have asked this young woman, they have interviewed her. she has not been able to specif

. >>> i'm richard lui with your hour's top stories.breach of protocol watt the hospital where the ebola victim died. a nurse wore treatment gear while treating thomas eric duncan and is unaware how the breach occurred. >>> hundreds of people came out in saylorville, new jersey. a town rocked we sexual hazing through on its football team. seven students face charges. more news later. now back to "city in fear." >>> once again, john siegenthaler. >> in early october 2002, people are stunned by the news that there is a sniper. he's already shot and killed six people when he targets a teenage boy. with only bullet fragments and a mysterious message as evidence, police are desperate to find him before he takes another life. >> now, not only do people think the kids are at risk, people know the kids are at risk. people know children are targets. >> because parents feel like they can protect their kids, walk from school and be okay. we, the police, feel like we can protect people. at this point, those who are normally in some sort of protecti

i'm richard lui in for jose. our first focus this morning is e boll lap. the obama administration considering new steps to stop ebola from becoming a national outbreak included additional screens for airline passengers entering the u.s. from the ebola hot zone and cdc personnel at four u.s. airports. jfk in new york, chicago, new jersey, and washington. a nurse in spain has tested positive for ebola after caring for a priest who died from ebola. s the first transmission from one person to another outside of africa. the first patient diagnosed with ebola in the united states is in critical condition. she he's receiving a experimental drug. ashoka mukpo is undergoing treatment in nebraska. he'll get an experimental drug for treatment. dr. nancy schneiderman and her team arriving in the usa they were checked by health official upon arrival all feeling well and in good risk. they'll stay home and monitor their temperature for the remain of the 21-day recommended by health authorities. let's head to tom costello live in washington. tom, what would the airport s

. >>> hi, i'm richard lui. police in virginia announcing human remains have been found in the search for uva student hannah graham. police have now deemed her case a death investigation. >>> thousands without power in bermuda after hurricane gonzalo passed by. meanwhile, hawaii is bracing for a possible flooding from hurricane ana. >>> and newly appointed ebola response coordinator ron kloehn was at the white house for more than one hour. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> for some inmates at san antonio's bexar county jail, one day can roll into the next with very little change. but today in one of the low security dormitory units, the monotony will be broken. the special emergency response team floods into the door and orders all inmates to their bunks. >> all inmates facing the back wall. hands behind your back. there's no talking. bunks 41 through 48. get up and go out to the brickyard. single file. >> we search for contraband. drugs. weapons. anything

. ♪ >>> hi, i'm richard lui with your hour's top stories.eral health official say ebola safety protocols used for treating thomas duncan were inadequate and new ones will require that no skin be exposed. >>> it's common key in new hampshire after this weekend's rowdy parties coincided with a pumpkin festival. police used pepper spray on rioters and arrested 49. >>> and heroism caught on tape. a man heard screams and rushed into a burning home and rescued the homeowner. the hero's identity is not known. now back to "born in the wrong body." ♪ >>> isis, deasja, sasha, and angelika are getting ready for the latex ball, billed as a futuristic carnival. it is a spectacular event, but it can be hard on the pocketbook. >> you have to get hair done. you have to get a new outfit. and you have to get not just a regular outfit but like an awesome outfit, something that's going to catch everybody's attention. i can't believe this. and all of that costs money. >> angelika needs a gown fit for a queen of the world 2050. >> i love this. you know, you have

schedule your free pickup at: >>> i'm richard lui with your day's top stories.itted in the u.s. for the first time. a texas nurse who cared for thomas eric duncan tested positive for the virus. the nurse was in full protective gear when providing care to duncan. >>> st. louis police say more than a dozen people were arrested in protest of a police shooting of an unarmed teenager in ferguson this past august. more weekends of resistance will begin tomorrow. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject, viewer discretion is advised. >>> no one speaks the truth. and they weary themselves with sin. you live in the midst of deception. >>> brian voltz's numerous tattoos reflect his beliefs and are a road map through his past. >> how did you get cutthroat? >> it's my nickname my first time in penitentiary. >> and why is that? >> self-explanatory. >> they're also among his most prized possessions. >> i've always been unique, and when i met tattoos, that was my way to be even more unique. i like to stand out. what's up? i just got self-expression everywhere. >> but vo

. >>> hi, i'm richard lui with this story's top hours.ew york city officials held a news conference this hour to clarify protocols for travelers returning home. meanwhile, the lawyer for a nurse quarantined in new jersey because she worked with ebola patients in west africa saying he's planning legal action because her rights have been violated. she has no symptoms and has tested negative for ebola twice. more news later. right now, let's get back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> inside the walls of the bergen county jail, an officer has just received a threat. >> last friday was my 16th year in corrections. i've never really been threatened. it was written on my name, p. burke, you need to move him out of the unit before something bad happens to him. >> the threat to officer burke was written on an inmate request form and left in the law library drop box in cell 3, a maximum security unit for inmates accused of convicting violent crimes. >> i look at it as someone in there may not like the

i'm richard lui with your top stories this hour.virginia say human remains have been found that could be missing student hannah graham. a chopper was sent in receive a blood sample from a carnival cruise ship passenger who has been quarantined due to fears of ebola. the woman worked in the lab that handled samples of thomas eric duncan. now back to "lockup." >>> staff at the louisville metro department of corrections jail are used to dealing with a certain amount of daily drama. >> on three. >> but when two high-profile cases collide, they know to be especially vigilant. at the center of both cases is james mallory. he is scheduled to be a key witness in the attempted murder trial of john "hot boy" jones, who is accused of shooting a young woman in the face. moments before he was to testify mallory was arrested for allegedly murdering 15-year-old gregory holt, a cousin of another inmate, deshawn powell, who knows mallory by his street name, packy. ♪ i don't understand why you killed a juvenile ♪ ♪ so prescient and innocent with a be

. >>> i'm richard lui. the condition of the man being treated for ebola in dallas is getting worse.homas duncan now in critical condition. officials are monitoring nearly 50 people who have had contact with duncan for signs of the deadly disease. >>> the parents of a missing university of virginia student appealed for more information. 18-year-old hannah graham disappeared on september 18th. a suspect has been arrested in connection with that crime. more news later. now back to "caught on camera." >>> helicopters are invaluable for tv news organizations, helping to report on traffic and breaking news and getting reporters to the big stories quickly. these eyes in the sky are supposed to help cover the news. so what happens when they are the news? brooklyn, new york, may 4, 2004. a tv news helicopter is dispatched to the city's flatbush neighborhood to cover a shooting. it arrives about 6:15 p.m. and begins hovering over the police cars at the scene. it's business as usual until suddenly the helicopter's camera goes haywire and then the shot dies. bystanders look up and see the helic

. >>> i'm richard lui. top stories this hour. >>> ebola transmitted in the u.s.ery first time. a texas nurse who treated thomas eric duncan now contracted it, duncan dying last week. the worker has a low level of the virus and is being monitored. >>> the weekend of resistance to protest a police shooting of unarmed teen, michael brown, continues in the st. louis area. last night, things got tense in front of the ferguson police department. right now, there's a hip-hop concert with more events scheduled for tomorrow. more news later. now, back to "heist" right here on msnbc. >>> it's the day after the td bank in quakertown, pennsylvania, was robbed. police are searching the area in and around quakertown plaza for clues. the previous evening a man entered the bank wearing a long orange beard as a disguise. the police have already given the robber a nickname, the zz top bandit, because his beard resembles those sported by the texas rock and roll band. in a neighboring county, police hope to search the man's blue cadillac. he left it in the driveway of a home after b

. >>> hi, richard lui.es causing trouble today, gonzalo has crossed over bermuda leaving behind extensive damage. thousands are without power. and hurricane ana producing high waves strong winds and heavy rain in hawaii, fears of flooding. today in north carolina, a small crowd gathering for a memorial service for thomas eric duncan, the ebola patient who died in texas. more news later. now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. if a ship is sinking, the maritime rule is the captain goes down with the ship. but in our next story, the captain of the oceanos cruise liner decides he has other plans, and it's left to a group of untrained, unqualified entertainers to pull off a dangerous rescue. off the coast of south africa, the 12-ton oceanos cruise liner pitches and rolls wildly in a storm. 571 people are aboard the cruise ship, and the situation is even worse than the terrified passengers realize. their captain is missing, and their fate is now in the hands o

i'm richard lui. any minute now final test results expected from the cdc. preliminary da

. >>> hi, i'm richard lui.t is happening this hour. >>> a homeland man who had contact with ebola patient thomas duncan has been found, though called a low-risk individual. duncan remains in critical condition at a dallas hospital. the cdc was looking for him earlier. >>> a u.s. doctor remains in a massachusetts hospital after he came in with a fever and cough. officials saying you the doctor feeling better and don't believe he is suffering a relapse of ebola. more news later. now back to "why planes crash." >>> when a commercial jet has to make an emergency landing, the hope is to find a nearby runway. but that's not always possible. sometimes in a dire situation, ditching a plane in a body of water is the only choice. we've been reporting nail-biting stories of planes that had to do just that. amazingly, what's often described as a terrifying life-or-death experience for passengers doesn't even seem to faze the men in the cockpit. >> there was no fear factor. i had no problems with the crew. everybody was wit

. >>> hi, richard lui. top stories. >>> a second case of ebola in texas a health care worker tested positive for the virus after caring for tom mass duncan, who died last week. the nurse wore full protective gear, but the cdc said the fact infection happened says there must have been some breach of protocol. the worker has a low level of the virus and being monitored. president obama has been briefed about that latest case by his health secretary and assistant for homeland security. more news later. now back to "heist." >>> it's 6:45 p.m., october 4th, 1997, charlotte, north carolina. this is loomis fargo & company. this armored car facility houses millions of dollars, and right now, just one employee, vault supervisor, david ghantt. >> david started working at the loomis fargo in 1994 and the job immediately put him into very close contact with massive amounts of money. he would be putting it into trucks, taking it out of trucks. he'd be delivering it to banks. there was no aspect of money handling that he

i am richard lui in for tap ran hall. >>> new fears about the way the new case of ebola has been handledearning that health officials are working from a list of 100 people who may have had contact with ebola patient thomas eric duncan or with family members who have been with him. duncan traveling to dallas from liberia, was turned away from dallas hospital when he sought treatment friday. he was finally admitted to the hospital sunday, and in fact, his nephew telling nbc he had to call the centers for disease control for help. >> i called cdc to get some action taken, i was concerned for his life, and he wasn't getting the appropriate care. and i feared other people might also get infected if he wasn't taken care of. >> dallas school official sending letters telling them five students are being monitored because they may have had contact with duncan, prompting other parents to pull their kids out of school today. joining me now, charles hadlock in dallas. charles, what more do we know about duncan's nephew's call to the cdc. >> reporter: hi, richard, good morning. excuse the noise here

. >>> hi, richard lui with your hour's top stories. eboel was has now been transmitted in u.s.st time. a texas nurse who cared for thomas eric duncan has tested positive for the virus. officials say the nurse was in full protective gear when she provided care for duncan. >>> one person was killed, 22 others injured when a halloween-themed hay ride flipped over during a nighttime ride in maine. police saying the driver of the flatbed missed a turn on a steep hill. more news later. now back to "city in fear." ♪ >> "city in fear." once again, john seigenthaler. >> during november and december of 1977, residents of los angeles faced a holiday season punctuated by terror. the brutal killing spree of the hillside strangler. nine victims, all young women, ranging in age from 12 through 28, had been sexually assaulted, tortured and strangled. their naked bodies gruesomely discarded on hillsides throughout the city. a special police task force enlisted the public's help to identify suspects, but while thousands of leads came in, most were more of a hindrance than a help. >> everybody in

. >>> i'm richard lui with this hour's top stories.ice say they're done investigating at the scene of a deadly high school shooting. two students including alleged gunman freshman jaylen fryberg died in the shooting spree. >>> if federal government is recognizing same-sex marriage in six more states extending federal benefits to couples. 32 states plus the district of columbia now federally recognize same-sex marriage. more news later. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> other than the various colored scrubs inmates wear to signify their custody level, there is very little in the way of bright color inside the santa rita jail. >> that's a pretty color too. >> but victor wheaton does what he can to change that. in jail on a parole violation, wheaton creates colorful roses out of the few items he's able to scrounge together. >> paper, toilet paper, red, you know what i'm saying. put water together. then, you know, the color, what i do on the color, i break the crayons up, put it in wat

. >>> hi, i'm richard lui with your top stories this hour for you.r cared for an ebola patient who died has now tested positive for the virus. officials say the nurse was in full protective gear when she provided care to thomas eric duncan. this is the first known case of the disease being contracted or transmitted in the u.s. >>> u.s. defense officials say turkey will now let u.s. and coalition forces use its bases for operations against isis militants in syria and iraq. more news later. now back to "heist." ♪ >>> after being questioned for hours by police, employees at the maynard community savings bank who suffered through a traumatic bank robbery prepare to go home, but they don't want to leave alone. >> every time our door would open -- we have a little squeak in our door -- you would not believe how many heads would turn towards the door every time that door opened. >> that night, nobody really wanted to leave the bank because we felt secure here, and you go outside of the bank and then you just feel vulnerable to everythi everything. and we ju

i'm richard lui. we'll begin with the shootings north of seattle. residents of washington are asking why a 14-year-old freshman pulled a handgun and shot in the school's cafeteria yesterday. one student was killed and four others were wounded before the gunman took his own life. hally jackson is there. can you tell us what is the latest, the condition of those wounded, those teens? >> reporter: absolutely. we had a couple updates this morning from both of the hospitals where the teens are being treated. we'll begin at providence everett hospital. two girls are in critical condition after being shot in the hospital. they're identifying the women. they're 14, and their families released a statement. our family is in shock, they said. we appreciate your thoughts and prayers during the tragedy. our hearts and prayers go out to the victims and their families. hospital officials say it's going to take really the next three days, really key to see how the girls recover from their injuries. meanwhile, at harbor view hospital, another local hospital, two boy

thank you for joining us, i'm richard lui. overhaul the protocol for health care workers handling ebola patients. a cruise ship carrying more than 2,000 passengers scheduled to dock sunday in galveston, texas, one of the passengers is a dallas health care worker who handled a lab specimen from thomas duncan, the first person to die from ebola in the u.s. the worker is considered low risk and is in isolation on that ship. and now, an update on nina pham in maryland and amber vinson in georgia. meanwhile, president obama is sending three officials to dallas to coordinate response. this team is separate from a cdc s.w.a.t. team on the ground there already. we're covering it from several areas, and where nurse amber vinson is being treated, kristen welker starts us off at the white house. kristen, what do we understand? >> reporter: well, richard this team is more of a management response team. the team in dallas will be led by adrian saenz who is president obama's deputy director of intergovernmental affairs. there will be two mo

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luis gonzalez, alexander reyna and raquel castro arrested for the murder of richard watkins, an innocent bistander in front of his home when hit by a stray bullet last month. the suspects have all been booked into the santa clara county jail on homicide charges. >>> bart recovered after major delays this morning because of a police search. officers boarded a train at the west oakland station to look for a possibly armed suspect after a man at the richmond station reported that someone pulled a gun on him. the man told police the gunman went into the station and may have boarded a train which caused officers to stop the train at the west oakland station. the search caused systemwide delays but officers never found the alleged gunman. >>> a judge today sentenced a former livermore golf instructor to more than 25 years in prison in a bizarre sexual abuse case. 32-year-old andrew nisbet appeared this morning behind glass in a hayward courtroom. he pled guilty to four felony counts of mow station for abusing -- molestation for abusing three boys. also pled guilty to three counts of solicitati

the suspects are luis gonzalez, alexander reyna, and michael castro. richardatkins was killed while he was in the driveway of his own home off monterey road last month. watkins, the father of two girls and had a son on the way, as well. >>> investigators are checking on the registered sex offenders who live in palo alto to see if any matches the descriptions of a man who exposed himself to two young girls. this sketch was released yesterday. officers say this man is considered dangerous. police think the man followed a 14-year-old girl as she walked home from school on monday. that girl called 911 after he exposed himself to her. then on tuesday, police think the same man did the same thing to a 10-year-old girl who was walking her dog in the same area. police have added extra patrols in the area in case he shows up again. >>> new details now on the burglar posing as an i.t. worker on the peninsula. four office buildings have been hit by this guy in burlingame in the last month or so. the man walks in, claims to be there to check the internet, and after preten

luis gonzalez, alexander rain in a and michael castro are charged with homicide suspected of involvement in a shooting that killed richard watkins. the 24-year-old had three children including a daughter on a cheer team in pop warner football and he was known for pumping up the crowd. last month he was killed by a stray bullet outside his home in south san jose. at the time, watkins was directing a relative to a parking spot. police say that relative was confronted by at least one gunman who fired and hit watkins. >>> police are looking for a man in a string of robberies in three different bay area cities. they say this man has been posing as an i.t. or construction worker wearing a laminated badge to gain access to offices in burlingame, san mateo and palo alto. and he has made off with several computers and wallets. when confronted, he has told police he is there to check internet lines. they believe he may be driving a white ford taurus as his getaway car. >>> a court-appointed expert says he sees no evidence that jahi mcmath is legally alive. a neurologist told a judge new tests performed on the bay area girl in new

. >> catherine: luis gonzalez, alexander reyna and michael castro face homicide charges for the shooting death of 24 year old richardonth. >> catherine: san jose police say a relative of watkins was parking his car before athat's when the men opened fire. a stray bullet hit and killed watkins, who was standing on the porch. >> catherine: he leaves behind two young daughters.and his wife is pregnant. >> catherine: police say the incident might have been a case of mistaken identity. >> catherine: mountain view police are on the hunt for the suspects behind a frightening home invasion. it happened yesterday morning on san marcos circle in mountain view. >> catherine: police say two african american men stormed into the home and tied up a resident. they reportedly stole a phone and some cash. >> catherine: the victim was not hurt and the suspects are still on the loose tonight. if you have any information, contact mountain view police. >> catherine: coming up, more controversy for san francisco's embattled fire chief. today she was on the hot seat because of ambulance response times. >> catherine: that's after an incide

father in san jose of the overall parking's by >> : alexander rain of luis gonzalez charged with the murder of 24 year-old richardan jose september 27th of his relative was parking the car these three men drove up and got into a confrontation with the driver and started shooting. watkins was hit killed by a stray bullet. >> : and 42 coming up on and on morning news service's krome reneging getting ready for thousands of people close to million to guard spot the see the blue angels will have a live report. of the sfo you conceive the conditions nice and clear. >> : in and see the blue angels their year-old performance with all the crowds by being a performance is watching the practices let's start today. michael levenson francisco marina during this morning on the schedule. amowhat live look of the marina green setting up watter fencing and setting up a premium seating areas here the marina green you conceive those white tents offering great views of the air show to mostar sunday depending on how much access you want to run your from 50 to more than $200. to hear the marina green hosta and couple of events one of