and, again, ronan, the white house monitoring this situation quite closely as it develops, ronan. >> thanks for keeping an eye on that, kristen. we'll be looking closely to see when the president speaks out. i want to go now to nbc news counterterrorism analyst michael lighter and senior executive producer richard espisito following this. i'll start with you. what does your reporting tell you? did we lose richard there? we'll work on getting him. but first, michael, i'll start with you. canadian officials have said that they're looking for multiple suspects. and we just heard that the timing seemed suspiciously appropriate for getting the maximum number of parliamentarians in the building at once. how coordinated does this look? >> ronan, it looks pretty coordinated. but, you know, as you and i both know, so many of these early reports can be wrong. i harken back to the navy yard shooting where for a long period, they were thought to be two shooters and then turned out to be one. so initial reports of multiple shooters going to multiple locatio locations. it may turn out in an hour t

it's been a pleasure. >> thanks very much, ronan.on "the reid report," we'll have the latest on ebola and how the patients treated in the u.s. are doing. also, this family was pulled over by police for a routine traffic stop. what happened next is 75? unbelievable. and it's prompting the family to sue the police. it's just you . the setting is perfect. you know what? plenty of guys have this issue, not just getting an erection, but keeping it. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. and you only take it when you need it. good to know, right? if ed is stopping what you started... ask you doctor about viagra. [ male announcer ] ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. stop taking viagra and call your doctor right away if you e

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in afghanistan, the plan, ronan, is to leave 15,000 troops behind.f we had done that in iraq, i don't think we would be in this situation. we need to have u.s. troops, not huge numbers, not 150,000, but about 10,000 to 15,000, in order to provide stiffening to the ground forces, the peshmerga in the north and the iraqi security forces in the south. we should not get immediately discouraged before we even make a real effort with the syrian resistance movement. it's possible, it is challenging. we should try for it. because we need to put isis under a three-front war. and ultimately, ground troops in syria, as well. >> you made an important point on your way to talking about those free syrian army forces on the ground. you mentioned we might not be here if u.s. troops had been left behind in a more substantial way in iraq. where do you place blame for that not happening? obviously, things short circuited with maliki about leaving in place the proper agreement for this. is this the bush administration's fault? what went wrong? >> i think it's all those

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ronan joins me from dallas. feels like a long time. >> i have separation anxiety. >> give me an update what's going on in dallas with the new patient, newly named ms. pham. >> reporter: in the hospital behind me, nina pham is in isolation unit where days previous she was treating thomas eric duncan, who is now sadly deceased. people are looking for where any breach of protocol may have occurred and whether that contributed to her getting the disease. that's one thing under investigation today. and, of course, we are all waiting for an update on how she may be reacting to that treatment that you mentioned, that she has received some of the blood from dr. kent brantly. what we are hearing from the community here and from family and friends is that she is facetiming with her famimother other family members and in good spirits. i spoke to her catholic church, vietnamese congregation last night. they held a special prayer vigil, about 30 minutes from here in ft. worth. and they called on the world to pray for a membe

the issue, ronan, is whether those voters will turn out and express themselves in the polls. that's why you're seeing so much emphasis in the closing days of the campaign and efforts in republican controlled states to try to limit access to the ballot box because they're trying to win by subtraction, not by addition. which is a pretty undemocratic approach, if you ask most people. >> and certainly in terms of getting out the vote, the numbers on how apathetic people seem to be about these midterms are not encouraging. neither is the weather there. looks like a nasty storm brewing over d.c. hopefully it's not a metaphor. really appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> and up next, will she or won't she break quarantine that is? the nurse is out of the tent in new jersey, out of the fray with chris christie and in maine's backyard. there's still a lot of questions about what she's doing to fight back. we're live in maine up next. synchrony financial partners with over two hundred thousand businesses, from fashion retailers to healthcare providers, from jewelers to sporting good

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ronan will be back on monday.r "the reid report" with my friend and colleague, joy reid. what have you got coming today? >> thank you. i'm see you in an hour. next on "the reid report," lots going on with ebola as dallas nurse nina pham goes home right after meeting with the president. just as new york city deals with its first reported case of ebola. plus, an update on the campaign to bring back our girls. "the reid report" is next. your goals, our experience. your shoppers, our technology. your data, our insights. introducing synchrony financial, bringing new meaning to the word partnership. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. engage with us. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you outlive your money? uhhh. no, that can't happen. that's the thing, you don't know how long it has to last. everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive.. confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor can get the real answers you need. well, knowing

we have ronan farrell there in dallas.re, so what's the latest with the community processing the fact that the health care worker is now infected with ebola? >> reporter: thank you, kristen. this is potentially the first human-to-human transmission of ebola in the united states. she's now being treated at the hospital here in dallas right behind this. this health care worker had close contact with thomas eric duncan before he died. this apartment of hers is being fumigated just like thomas duncan's apartment was. and now 18 health care workers are being monitored who had contact with this woman, the nurse we are told, as well as one person she had close contact with in isolation. now, the big question here is how this transmission occurred. health workers are telling me there are a couple potential points at which this happened, removing protective gear is one being looked at. and intubation is another one when they put a tube into thomas duncan. and the other is when they had contact with him with other medical procedures

msnbc's ronan farrow joins me now from dallas.alk about what's going on down there in dallas as regards this nurse and the people she may have come in contact with. >> so, as you mentioned, there is one person on lockdown being looked at closely and 18 health care professionals, we're told, different wire services reporting some con flicking numbers on that, but that's the number we have right now. this, of course, in addition to the 48 odd people who have been monitored already for contact with thomas eric duncan. right now in this hospital behind me this nurse is in stable condition. as you said, the next step is just making sure there are no additional transmissions. i think it's so valuable, joy, you made it really clear. this is a very small outbreak. we're not seeing symptoms in any of these other individuals. and this one nurse is someone who had very, very close contact with thomas eric duncan. there are a number of points in his treatment that could have been vulnerabilities, that could have been this moment in a potentia

ronan? >> a grim business. thanks for following this. here's something revealing in this story. six of the seven women were found in a similar setting. abandoned buildings in that community in gary, indiana. listen to what the mayor said about how widespread that phenomenon is. >> as we get reports or as we find that buildings are open, we do in fact board them up. we are also in the process of demolishing buildings, but when you have 10,000 buildings, you don't have the resources to demolish all of the ones that would be candidates for demolition. we anticipate in the next year that we will be demolishing 1,000 buildings. >> you have 10,000 abandoned buildings? >> that is correct in the city of gary. >> phantom buildings. this is not just about a single killer, but the crime that flourishes in the midst of american poverty. a criminology and a professor of criminal justice in san bernardino. thank you for joining us. there is data emerging behind this. 2600 crimes reported in aband onned buildings and vacant lots. a 48% increase from 2005. meanwhile in the same time frame they

ronan? >> you make a very important point, kristen. historically there are times when the role has been such an important messaging and clarifying role. clearly that's out of style now. kristen welker, appreciate you following this for us. >>> this question of whether to appoint a czar was a big point of controversy yesterday. when representatives from the cdc and the nih testified on the hill. cdc spokesman tom skinner joins me now. you're on the phone i believe it is i want to clarify to our audience. what difference is it going to make in this response to have this ebola czar in place, ron klain? >> i think we are awaiting more, more specifics about you know, the role of mr. klain. but i think that i can speak on behalf of cdc and dr. friedan. that we are very supportive of anything that's going to help better our response. and certainly a czar who can help coordinate the response and insure accountability. maybe be a liaison to our elected representatives and to other countries, to help trouble-shoot things that are coming up. is j

>> the key thing really is personnel, ronan.who has really studied this outbreak and this disease recognizes that, of course, supplies and material are necessary. the hazmat suits everyone has seen and so on and so forth. but what this outbreak of a deadly disease really needs is more and more and more skill personnel who can deal with patients and help them recover as they can, incidentally, and generally treat the disease. it's skilled personnel that is so short in the affected areas. >> and it's important that you mentioned skilled personnel. one point of controversy. some of these groups have had staffers infected and have actually been vectors for this illness. could these interventions however well intentioned be harming more than they help? >> i certainly wouldn't want to criticize any of the brave people on the ground for this. i think the key thing is to get support, skilled personnel, supplies in as much as possible and some of the ngos on the ground have been doing a phenomenal job. >> michael eliot, you and your grou

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ronan, you were speaking to some people who got an update from pham's mother. >> she's doing well. she feels very, you know, supported now. she knows that everybody is praying for her and to be with her. especially in the difficult time. >> how is nina doing this morning. what can you tell us ability the community? >> that's right, jose. she has received the blood transfusion from dr. kent brantly. she's in stable condition and that she's apparently been, according to members of the community you mentioned, facetiming with her mother saying she's feeling relatively well. we're keeping an eye on. that as you mentioned, there's been an incredible outpouring of love and support from the community. about 30 minutes from here is a community she grew up. predominantly vietnamese-american. i spoke to family friends and the pastor of the church you mentioned. everybody there, jose, mentioned it was a young woman incredibly committed to giving and caring for others. she had weeks prior to the incident received her critical care certification. she wanted to help others. and the father of the

rye now the only official word is she's still stable. >> ronan. thank you.special ebola coverage live from dallas at 1:00 eastern time. that of course is right here on msnbc. we go now to south korea. excuse me, north korea where many mystery is over. at least it seems after spending six weeks out of the public eye, the north korean leader is back. late monday state run media released images they say were taken as the leader visit a housing project. you can see him with a cane. he's supporting rumors he suffered a leg injury. joining me now is the form ek drk tor for asian affairs on the national security council. he's a senior adviser and expert on north korea. thanks for your time right now. are you convinced thises the end of the story? what questions are you still trying to get answered? >> well, i think, peter, the pictures are probably pictures of him reemerging from his 40-day absence. i think there are still questions about his health. he was clearly convalescing. he was using a cane. he still doesn't look healthy. i don't think the health issue is d

, make sure to watch ronan farrow daily tomorrow at 1:00 p.m.w book that reveals how one of america's most iconic presidents mastered the media during a volatile time. abraham lincoln expert exposes lincoln's media savvy and a new holds barred approach dealing with the press, including shutting down newspapers that were disloyal. "lincoln and the power of the press" is the latest examination of the 16th president. and joining us now in studio. so fascinating to hear and read the fact that he -- pampered, battled and manipulated three of the most powerful publications at the time. "new york times," "new york herald," "new york tribune." it was fascinating how he was able to mold the press during that time. >> you know, every politician who wanted to be successful had to have newspapers on their side. and fought newspapers that were opposed to them. and the difference then is newspapers were clearly pro democratic or pro republican on the news pages as well as the editorial pages. sometimes the editors were running for office themselves at the sam

that's right, ronan. it does appear to be a bit of a confused strategy.ay with another storm rolling in, we've actually taken shelter just outside the building here with a lot of other students who are also taking shelter. now, the harsh words today from beijing, possibly the harshest yet were in an editorial in the "people's daily." this follows a number of attacks on the protesters calling them stooges of foreign power, calling them extremists. but at the same time, the hong kong leader, the chief executive while demanding the students go home has said this could go on for some time. and the strategy if there is one is clearly intimidation by beijing. but at the same time, a hope that after the national day holiday, which is a two-day holiday ending tomorrow that this protest will somehow simply fizzle out. but clearly, the message from students here is that won't happen, ronan. >> this is a critical moment for hong kong and a critical moment for that leadership in beijing. we'll be watching every move closely and bringing everyone at home much more as

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. >> thank you, ronan. >> today will be the first day on the job for president obama's new ebola czar. that man is a former chief of staff to joe biden and an obama white house adviser. he will be the person to coordinate the response from the cdc to nih and hhs and even the pentagon. the federal response has been criticism almost from the start. joining me now is the former secretary of health and human services under president george bush. thank you for taking the time to join. this ebola scare is a dress rehearsal for national preparedness for infectious disease in general. how has that gone? >> importantly we have been awakened to a boy logic reality and that is that pandemics happen. we had three in the last 100 years. we had over ten that have been documented in the last 300 years. every 30 or 40 years, they occur. it's long enough apart that we get complacent and that is proven true by our experience recently with ebola. it's something we cannot allow to be ongoing because sooner or later we will have a pandemic disease that will spread within the united states. the experience

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we saw the video, ronan, of them straying in front of her home. we know it's because she has a dog and that was a part of the procedure the hazmat team thought would be effective. spraying in front of the home for that reason. what do we know regarding her dog and whether or not it is in quarantine and will remain there. >> that dog's name is bentley. it has been put into a quarantine setting but a very lavish one. they tweeted a picture of the building. the dog is in a valuing ranch style. we got a comment from the judge. he said this about how the dog is being treated, tamron. >> that dog will be the best cared for dog in the united states. this young lady is a hero and she is concerned about her health and that dog. we are going to take care of that dog. >> as you know, tamron, in spain they actually put down a dog of an ebola patient. clearly they're committed to not doing it here. the only hard evidence we have is one study about whether dogs can transmit ebola. that study was inconclusive. >> thank you. >>> the world health organization rele

. >> you can watch more of the interview on ronan show right here on msnbc. >> the odds of screwing upday, chris christie is sec of minimum wage and a party official calls her state voters, not very sharp. scrambled politics is next. >>> 18 past the hour. if time for your hump day helpling on scrambled politics. the president's mid-term vote is in. the polling conversation has people talking. >> i really wasn't planning on this. >> i am sorry. >> there's an example. this is embarrassing. >> embarrassing. >> now the couple is talking to ms nbc. all in chris hayes about what was going through their heads. >> as i walked to my booth, i saw her there frantically trying not to panic and i had to say something. >> why? why would do you this? i was just nervous, super nervous him i couldn't believe and another part of me was like shut up, tail tackle you. >> well, a come to jesus moment for disgraced congressman anthony weiner, he said, i mean, realistically, my political career is probably over. as she promised, senator kay hagan did not show up. so tom tillis sat next to an empty chair for

msnbc ronan farrow is in dallas. what else do we know about this nurse and anyone she might have unknowingly exposed? >> reporter: that's exactly the update we're waiting on from the cdc right now. obviously, nina pham's case placing a renewed spotlight on health care workers. previously it was how many mikz of the community were monitored. state for updates on that. i know you'll carry any news that comes out of that. nina pham is reportedly in good condition, even in good spirits, facetiming with family and friends and releasing this statement today. i'm doing well. i want to thank everyone for their kind wishes and prayers. i'm blessed by the support of family and friends and blessed to be cared for by the best team of doctors and nurses in the world here at texas health presbyterian hospital-dallas. that's exactly the kind of sentiment we've heard across this community, krystal. she mentioned good wishes and prayer. there was actually a special prayer vigil at her family church last night, a catholic church, pred

good to see you, ronan.w, look, less than a year after agreeing with nokia and this deal that it will keep the nokia name for up to ten years, microsoft says, you know what? we don't want that nokia name attached to these hand sets. why? what's the change of heart? >> well, the nokia brand has been really struggling in the past couple of years. especially in some key markets, the smart phone markets. if you look at the u.s. or western market, nokia has been doing very well at all. the lum ya brand is much stronger nowadays.ia brand is mr nowadays. >> for people who buy a microsoft hand set, basically inside, that hand set itself will actually be nokia technology? >> yes, yes. it's nokia technology, developed by nokia, but microsoft technology from now. >> we know the global picture of this market of mobile phones, smart phones is so fierce. even samsung is suffering. i mean, really, isn't it a bit late for microsoft to come to this party with its own hand sets? >> it might be a little bit late in terms of ma

>> yeah, there's actually a lot of reasons, ronan.y, one of the doctors here in nebraska, nebraska medical center said to me, look, it's as if someone like the patient who is here now, the nbc freelance camera man ashoka mukpo, it's as if he walk walks on with a sign on his chest, i have ebola. everybody knows he has ebola, he's been transferred in a private plane that's specially equipped. they've trained for this, know to put him in isolation, replenish his fluids. they've got the steps. whereas in dallas, you had a man walk into an e.r., now mistakes were probably made and, i think people have acknowledged that, but he walked in with no sign on his chest. he walked in as a regular person with some symptoms that could have been a lot of different things. i think it's important to keep that in mind as we judge what happened in dallas. >> and, kate, of the treatments being deployed right now, zmapp, these blood treatments. >> reporter: right. >> what is looking like the potential long-term treatment that might emerge from this? >> rig

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ronan. >> a lot happening right now.ck from texas where we've been covering these cases of ebola there. and obviously, as you've reported, a lot of developments today. we are continuing to monitor that telephone briefing ongoing right now from the cdc. they announced one of the patients is going to be transferred to emory university hospital today. we have all the latest on the other side of this break. ♪ your goals, our experience. your shoppers, our technology. your data, our insights. introducing synchrony financial, bringing new meaning to the word partnership. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. engage with us. i have the worst cold with this runni better take something. dayquill cold and flu doesn't treat your runny nose. seriously? alka-seltzer plus cold and cough fights your worst cold symptoms plus your runny nose. oh, what a relief it is. >>> here is what you need to know. we've got breaking news, everybody. this moment, we're monitoring a telephone briefing from the centers for disease control. w

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