spark is more than just oh, - i'll talk like this i have a big voice everyone can hear me spark is a third place. >> try again. >> spark is a place that builds community and people come and share stories casually over a game of connect 4 or trumpets over and over defeating or getting over a life-threatening ills spark you understand and it's in the display of the community and spark understand that decisions are part of the public trust and it provides a safe place for people to medicate we have restrictions on what we can do and spark provides that place to be healthy amend have a safe experience thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm keith be freeman man a consumerism i have mobility issues what helps me to find the medicine i need is the ability to have a choice and the conversation about clustering is actually for my benefit and the consumers benefits when the consumer has more choices you get a better product at a better prices i believe that allowing spark to open excuse me. in the area they're proposing would giving me give me more choices

health and safety and wellness and my family and i appreciate they've reached out to us we support sparks and their mission to open the disperformance in our neighborhood the negative behaviors grouping in the neighborhoods have existed and the hope that my family and i have is that spark and their organization will actually raise the bar in how a dispensaries will be operated. >> next speaker i'll call more names (calling names). >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, i'm susan i come from the excelsior home of my husband who suffers with p t s d and my father-in-law on london street as a punishment caregiver for mire 94-year-old faurnl i've become a member of several ms. curls i've let my membership lapse and sad to say many collectives are more like head shops spark is oppose it is patient and medicine driven the staff is knowledgeable and sparks has acupuncture and support groups this past tuesday the new york times highlighted the toil of the catastrophic obtaining medicine for one of my patient a benchmark dispretty soon is one that is well-staffed and clean and come impartiality i

win rosen at age 78 i'm the single dad of an autistic especially less than boy and a thanks to spark we've been sleeping better i have one kidney meaning the one kidney i have does the work for two i get up three and four times a night to pee i took western medications forget it they're not working i take a tonnage of a cigar two takes before i go to sleepy go to sleep and i'm alive and not sleeping and falling apart i get a good nights sleep and especially for my child he started having seizure we went through medications from sfaifrt and the side effects were bad so all the side effects one time 83 he came home his face was wloen up issue i didn't took four days to go to the hospital till he got off it he's now on it's fourth work of medical cannabis no side effects and also he used to get 20 or 40 seizure once every four weeks and one seizure a day no side effects and also let me make one more comment if i may he is you autistic and when he goes to school he's alert thanks to sparks thank you for hearing me out. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name

. >> members of the planning commission i'm michael a member of spark i am here to deliver a message on behalf of of matthew hernandez the member that lives in the neighborhood 49 ocean avenue dear san francisco mraegs i've lived here for seven years in my time spark is one of the most welcoming businesses i've within a consumer since their location opened up they've provided me with medical marijuana and information how to use most effectively little or no cost in a community i feel part of and board nights and jazzy think spark will be a wonderful addition i'll be proud to have it in the excelsior i love my neighborhood it's quiet and assessable to the transportation we have everything we need numerous businesses are shurld on every block and staples are having trouble i think that a new spark locates will draw people into the neighborhood and bring livelihood to the area it may make people weary but spark may encourage other similar businesses to take on similar practices their current location is not in the best of area but inside their security guards and cameras make everyone f

as the executive director and i now, it's fifth year of operation let me talk about what sets spark apart we provided ourselves in proven in addition to what you see we were the first dispensary we were based on the american products association and like to talk about safety first there's product safety many patients have accommodated immune systems we test outline products for mold and sun die and other constraints containments and there's people safety we've not had one instance at our selma location spark goes beyond basic standards to provide from the cannabis we provide on site xhiemgs another our 9th and on the facility which in a planning commission report dated march 202014 we provide a safe place for people with deblilt ills perhaps the most important thing that sets park apart is our commitment to the community we contribute to many nonprofit organizations with funds and employee volunteers some some of the organizations are hospice and equality san francisco and equality california and aids life cycle a list of many, many more but building community it is not only informe

not bendz over to them but i think we have a situation with the clustering has become a problem and sparks seems like a great outfit maybe the best i love the organization and the services so has nothing to do with with that but back three or four years ago we our main concern was the cluster if there were 3 dell lists or 7-eleven's that is one the reasons it was brought into san francisco i am at moment recently fully going to be opposed to this again has nothing to do with not the spark or operators but i think this is too many do i think the green zone needs to be expand absolutely that's not necessarily i'd like to be part of that conversation it's been the board of supervisors and the mayor to discuss you know what the next steps is i track what was going on with washington and colorado but it's unfair to put the burden on one neighborhood if it was on our block we would feel the same thing my respect to spark commissioner antonini. >> thank you. i've been on the commission a long time and had many mcds come before me i've voted for some and against others i've never been for on site

today asking for you to listen to the residents that live in the area about our concerns perhaps if spark would have been here two analyses years ago they would have been the first to open, however, we have a sour taste in our mouths issues that occurring everyday people are living it everyday we ask you taking into consideration the residents listen to it and realize that what happened 2 1/2 years ago could be an issue again, thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please >> hello confirmations i'm president of the outer mission merchant and societies residents and associates yes anyway we were here 2 1/2 years ago i can't believe i'm here again, i've spoken to you about the green zone to expand that it's not fair for our district to be over-burdened sparks sounds great maybe we wouldn't have the problems we have today but if the 20 other two are not going to go out of business for a fact tree just changed ownership they no longer own the club it's someone so who is is say someone won't buy this one so i'm pleading with you please take a look at wag we're saying this is not abou

know what the neighbors know the situation at hand and they know presumably they know what happens at spark i'll be open what's our rule we have on 5 commissioners here how does that work if there's 3 votes against this - does that carry the day or we need 4 votes and in order to approve that we need to take discretionary review in order to approve that so we need 4 votes to approve that otherwise the discretionary review would fail they wouldn't get even though entitlement or the authority to proceed with building permit applications there are 5 of you present so clearly they need 4 votes affirmatively to be approved unless there's a motion to continue the matter to allow all 7 commissioners to weigh ♪ that case you need only 3 votes to continue the matter >> my hope i can predict the future spark goes in and one or two of the operations go out of business i'm not convinced this is going to happen i'll support a continuance but under you know i need to see more neighborhood support of this when it comes back to us if i ask meow now to vote on it i'd vote no, i think the clustering problem

the violence sparked by the arrest of an alleged i.s.i.l. recruiter. 16 have been killed in a government air strike. activists say government forces carried out more than 530 air attacks in two case. days. >>> votes are being counted in tunisia. in 2011 a revolution sparked uprisings across the middle east and north africa. monitors say voter tonne out hit 60% in a pole that was free and fair. there has been heavy security presence, but no violence reported. al jazeera's hashem ahelbarra sent this update from the tunisian capital. >> many political parties have hailed the elections as a milestone towards democracy. voter turn out reached 21%, quite significant, and there were concerns that voter turn out would be low, given the security concerns. stability and violence. it has, in fact, succeeded 2011, which was at 51%. now the centerist that tunisia calls is leading followed by another. we have to wait for the results of other party to be able to give a sense to - that the parties are likely to form a unity government. however, comes to pow

only certain kinds of people like sparks' work but that's not true. collar workers, postal workers, even professional athletes. >> before we begin, does anybody else need any chardonnay? >> white win gives me a headache. >> i call to order this week's meeting of the nicholas sparks book club. >> yes. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> going to be a good week. >> this week's book is "the best of me." who else went? >> me, dude. >> i loved the diagnose log. but it was the book's broader theme that really resonated that me. >> it really made me believe in the one. that there is someone out there for eachous. >> yeah, i don't know. i found the book to be a little prosaic. >> excuse me? what's prosaic about that? >> there can't just be one person for everyone. >> now hold on. why don't we find out? nicholas sparks, get in here, please. >> please. >> mr. parsons. you missed my point entirely. dawson and amanda are just manifestations of a universal theme. it's not about finding the one. it's about finding the person who brings out the best in you. [ laughter ] >> to

. >> in israel, yes called -- his call to come to berlin has sparked controversy, but it has attracted young people struggling financially. >> it's very difficult to raise children here. i could live for more with the same money in a different place. >> but leaving israel because the chocolate pudding is too expensive is a step too far for some, even if they are finding it difficult. >> it doesn't justify going somewhere else. we have to protest here, not simply run away. >> they do not see their move to berlin as running away. for them, it's more of the pursuit of their aims. they are said to move their music label from israel to berlin soon. they have broad-based support of their facebook campaign. >> i just thought of something. maybe if people support, then we can see in the future some small change. >> they both say they might go back to israel one day. but for now, they are happy to stay in berlin. >> it has been nearly a month since 43 students went missing after clashing with local police during a protest in the city of iguala. >> now the mexican government says the town's mayo

that was my spark. sales force, being the first to say we believe in you, that partnership has been the spark for our school system. >> sorry, i do get emotional. i get emotional because i see myself. i was an english language lerner to myself so it's personal to me. >> i know when the kids come in and leave from the eight grade they're leaving from the best. >> there's, like, barely any women in certain male fields and i want to be the one to break that barrier. >> every single one of my students has an amazing story. they're the people that are going to find the cure for cancer, end the war, the people that are going to make sure no one's hungry. they are the ones that are going to change the world. [music] [applause] >> okay, please welcome mayor lee, superintendent [inaudible]. please welcome them. [applause] now, i want to tell you that, as anyone knows who's ever tried to do anything philanthropic in this world, if you can pitch, you have to have someone that can catch. we have the a team right he

officials say the blaze was started by a spark from an electrical outlet. it ungulfed the house in just minutes. the victim was found dead in the living room, a man in his 80s. >> all the adults that were injured were attempting to get him out of the house. >> the neighbor was treated for second degree burns on their hands, and there's no word on the daughter's injuries. >>> a sharp rise in crime around davis park, it's been said, and people are even more upset at police for not preserving public safety. >> this is my kron 4 story. >> reporter: he and his wife have been living there for 17 years. their home is next to davis park. >> they were waiting for me with a gun in the hand and told me to stop and give them my necklace. >> my neighbor was roughed up and beat up and he's in his 70s. >> 70s. >> reporter: not every incident is reported to police. >> my wife never reported it to the police. >> reporter: but he did. he said he told officers the direction the assailant ran. >> nobody move. everybody was asking for my id, my birthday, et cetera. >> reporter:

. >>> this time on "spark" -- first, "spark" goes inside the world of bhangra -- a traditional indian dance that's been revitalized by a generation of young indian-americans. >> when you listen to this music, it's almost like this chemical gets released into your body, and it's just a really contagious beat. >>> next, the contemporary jewish museum is dedicated to the exploration of jewish art and culture. their new exhibit asks artists to riff off of a ceremonial seder plate. >> my seder plate is about the exodus of the jewish people through the millennia. >>> then, the music of the crooked jades harkens back to a musical era known as "old time" -- next on spark.

sparking new concerns from nurses here in the bay area. no well walker joining us with details. >> reporter: the dallas nurse is in isolation. she noticed symptoms of ebola and reported them. how it happened it unclear, but the centers for disease control said protocol at some point must have been breached. we could see more cases of ebola reported among the health care workers that had contact with the ebola patient that died. that has some bay area nurses concerned. the emergency room at texas presbyterian is the patient, er closed, essentially quarantined. >> what we do to stop ebola is break the linkings of transmission. >> reporter: the unidentified nurse had close contact with thomas eric duncan. health officials say the nurse wore protective gear and took safety precautions that could have worked. >> there was a in protocol and the breach resulted in that infection. >> reporter: caregivers that are not being adequately trained are being blamed. >> >> reporter: nurses that gathered outside here said cdc safety guidelines are not suff

the sparks came from a trailer dragging safety chains or brake parts. once the fire started it quickly got out of hand. >>> 62-year-old jeffrey craig hunt of san jose was flying an air tanker trying to put it out. his plane crashed into a canyon wall and he was killed instantly. the pilot of a small plane in los angeles made a big mistake. laurie perez shows us he got a little too close to the president. >> it was just the most incredible nose i have ever heard. >> reporter: an f-15 under the command of norad was in the san fernando valley. they looked outside. >> we noticed a huge jet. we could literally see the flames coming out the back of it. >> yeah, i thought a plane was going to come crashing down on something. >> reporter: anxiety echoed on facebook. but what they were sealing and feeling was norad's immediate response to a private pilot out of bakersfield who was not communicating with air traffic control and had mistakenly entered restricted air while president obama was in town. you can see the f-15 rapidly approaching a small plane above the

the president's bid to stay on for a fifth term has sparked two days of protests. blaise compaore has served as president since 1987 after a military coup. we will bring you more on the situation out of burkina faso. now to the latest in the fight against ebola. the world health organization says the rate of infection appears to be slowing in liberia. health officials warn that the fight against the disease is far from won. more than 13,000 people have caught the disease. with over 6000 infections in liberia alone. >> hope for liberia in the fight against ebola. officials were keen to stress the decline in cases could be difficult to sustain. >> ebola -- that is like saying your pet tiger is under control. this is a very dangerous disease. any transmission change can rapidly result, through a couple of dangerous events, in many marquesas. a couple burials go wrong and you start new transmission chains. >> it is not the first time the outbreak that officials have noted a decline. only four numbers to quickly peak. this is often put down to cases remaining unrecorded

the school funded by nicholas sparks is suing him for mental anguish and emotional distress. sparks tried to defame his character and made homophobic, anti-semitic and racist remarks about students at the school. the publicist for sparks has not responded to a request by the british newspaper the guardian. >>> the duke an duchess are warning a photographer to stop following their toddler and his nannie. but he's not backing away. he says he hasn't done anything wrong and is continuing with his work. this isn't first time this photographer has been warned. >>> the new jobs numbers at 8:30. wall street is expecting to announce 215,000 new jobs created for the month of september. jc morgan chase says there is no evidence that customer accounts were hacked. two words, flying car. the aeromobile takes regular gasoline, fits in normal parking spots and can take off and land at any airport in the world. the car are is top speed at 1 had 00 miles an hour. as an airplane, it can fly at 124 miles per hour with a range of 430 miles carrying two passengers. >>> and if you've ever been re

but still no word on what sparked the shooting. >>> a philadelphia special education teacher is continuinghe search this weekend for her beloved dog that was stolen along with her car. jj pierce and her friends gathered at hawthorn park in south philadelphia to begin their search for louie. pierce made a quick stop at the home depot on columbus boulevard last week and left her labrador in the car. when she came out the car and the two year old dog were gone. >> this turn out is incredible. i can't believe this many people are willing to help find him. >> there's good people in philadelphia. >> i have no lost faith in philadelphia. >> police recovered her car but unfortunately louie was not inside. pierce is now offering a three his san dollars reward for any information that brings louie home. >>> stay with us everyone. tragedy in western pennsylvania. a young couple rushes in to save their children after their home goes up in flames. only one person made it out alive. we've got the very sad details behind this story. plus, the two people sleeping in this hotel room got a very unpleasant w

he is in the new nicholas sparks movie "the best of me."ct when you leechl expect it. take a look. >> why are you laughing? >> i don't know, i guess i miss this. i miss you getting all mad at me. >> i know. be a little pushy. >> i'm not pushy. >> you just care so much. juju can't help yourself. >> welcome back. good to see you. >> they gave me a screener. they said bring me a kleenex. i made a vow to myself i would not cry. >> that's presumptuous. this movie is well crafted. >> thank you very much. >> had you read the book? >> i did read the book. it wasn't the director said, look, this will be different than the book. most of it is pretty much the same. he said, we will follow the script. it will be our blue print. read it if you want to. i think he was concerned sometimes actors get ideas. >> nicholas sparks has this ability to bring emotions right to the surface without making it seem obvious or schmalcy he gets you every time. the character, dawson coal, how would you describe him? i said rough around the edges, is that fair? >> i think

that was my spark. sales force, being the first to say we believe in you, that partnership has been the spark for our school system. >> sorry, i do get emotional. i get emotional because i see myself. i was an english language lerner to myself so it's personal to me. >> i know when the kids come in and leave from the eight grade they're leaving from the best.

it could spark a showdown. she could be detained if she leaves her home.he has not shown any symptoms of ebola and says she is going to defy the order, if the policy is not changed by tomorrow. obama says he does not want to quarantine every medical professional that returns from west africa. this all happened during a press conference during the hore recovery press conference. he was heckled. be more than happy to have a debate with you anytime. i have been here when the cameras are not here. until that time, sit down and shut up. >> the heckler is the former councilman in asbury park. he claims that he volunteered in storm cleanup, himself. >> seven is on your side with a consumer alert. lead in saying no to sales. gamestop announced they will not be open. to early black friday sales reached a fever pitch last year. kmart opened at 6:00 a.m. on thanksgiving. county held the annual celebration of giving and asked you to come out. -- me to come out. wonderful philanthropist and charity workers from across the county. -- received the philanthropist of the y

but other sparks will still fly.theless, they have shown the health care systems are not as weak in those countries. they were able to deal with them. it is important people do not panic and generalize. in sierraliberia leone suffered greatly, even before the ebola outbreak. civil wars left thousands of people dead and displaced. seems as if the countries were just starting to get back on their feet economically. damage be contained? >> that is the tragic thing. first of all, the tragedy of the epidemic is human. it is about the thousands of people that are dying, about twice as many or more than a very ill, the family and loved ones. but the economic impact is also severe. economic countries would be weak economic states. they have a history of civil war, which is in part behind the weakness of the health systems they have. they never had time to build up the cause of everything going on. they were growing, that's at 8% per year in the past few years. there was a recovery in the sense of getting back on their feet.

see the sparks coming as well. keep an eye on the top. electricity is live, it's sparking and in fact this is the dangerous part here. he didn't follow protocol. you see a small child get out with the hanging wires still live. what they're supposed to do is wait until the power's been cut. >> yes, because you're in the vehicle, you're grounded because you've got the rubber tires. don't walk amongst lines. >> notice other cars drive over the power lines like nothing to see here, folks, they keep going. >> puppy enjoys a tree swing. ♪ >> you are only as old as you feel, and i can tell you, this grandpa is feeling 15. as being dragged on this frozen late on one of those foldable lawn chairs and a couple people on the atv riding around the frozen lake and grandpa's having a good old jolly time. >> i hope they didn't just strap up grand park come on, pap, we're going for a ride! >> looked like he was there to ice fish and got bored sitting there trying to catch a fish and got his grandsons to take him for a ride instead. >> he lets go of the r

our powers ha scars have a cham injector injects fuel, it becomes vaporized, gets compressed, a sparkound and your car goes forward. >> jimmy: you lost me right at the beginning. >> basically -- cars are powered by explosions. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> tens of thousands of explosions going off underneath your hood. >> jimmy: that is so excited. i would have had a lot more fun driving. here we go. >> let's demonstrate that. you have going to need to put a hard hat on here. >> jimmy: all right. you like wearing hard hats for these things, don't you? >> we do. >> jimmy: science bob the builder. >> this is what we've got. this is going to represent our chamber. preloaded the chambers with ethanol fuel and so that's all in there. just a little bit. maybe half a teaspoon in there. and then we need an igniter. for us, we're going to use barbecue lighters. >> jimmy: why don't mine ever work? >> these hopefully will. when we push these, each one is hooked up to two cans and that should ignite the fuel in there and we should be able to pop some of these tops off. >> jimmy: is there paint in the

that sparks it. >> around here you are known as the steven wright of the political world. have retold a joke or two on the stump or two. sleep two hours, wake up, cry up. two, you are down to paid staff and blood relatives and it is just the o'reilly twins getting drunk again. >> there's one more. after paid staff and blood relatives, i say my mother is 102 years old and i got a call from my mother the other day and we are now down to paid staff. >> my question is if you could only hold on to one of them which would be the one you would still tell? >> sleep two hours, wake up and cry. >> you stole it from bob dole. >> and let me mention one that i stole from mo udall and that is this business all from arizona running for arizona and arizona may be the only state where mothers don't tell their children that someday they can grow up and be president of the united states. >> that's a good one. i like the o'reilly twins. i stole it from you and thank you from that. >> i know you are a big baseball fan. your arizona team no longer not in the playoffs this year. washington natio

they are also worried that maybe these protests might also spark fire on mainland china. >> what is the possibility that these protests in hong kong could spread to the rest of the country to shanghai? >> they lack such mobilizing structures, also they don't have such an organizational base. we have various social problems as a possibility. some people also wear t-shirts and show support for the demonstrators. >> how unusual is it for protests to go on this long in hong kong? >> we have seen protests before. there are 600,000 people on the streets but it is quite unusual and has been lasting for so long. it seems like there is a larger support base. >> from the institute for china studies, thank you. >> carried out the first airstrikes on islamic state target in northern iraq. >> flying out of a base, they reportedly bombed an artillery post and some military vehicles. they say both strikes were successful and aided kurdish >> meanwhile, the us-led coalition also launched more airstrikes on militants in northern syria. >> with the jihadist just kilometers away, the turkish gainst the is

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louis where michael brown was shot and killed by police and sparked speeks weeks of protests. the police chief thomas jackson will step down as part of an ert to reform that police department. no one in his chain of command asked him to resign nor has be he been fired, he says. happening now, federal buildings all across the country and especially here in our area, security is being increased at federal government buildings. the announcement deprums the department of homeland security and it's being called precautionary step. our reporter rozz has the details. >> it's not because of any new intelligence linked to any specific or active plot but because of repeated calls from terrorists for an attack on the homeland. it was a spot in the immediate area around the capitol but homeland security says it's beefing up security at more than 9,000 federal buildings in d.c. and around the country. they say it's not because of a stretching threat. the news is not alarming for people who live in the area of the capitol. >> we live in a heightened state of alert. >> because you live in d.

we hope to learn more about what sparked a stand-off in east norriton.alled to apartment complex, by reports of almost a dozen gunshots, around 11:30 last night. a swat team was called, and several units in the complex were evacuated during the stand-off. there were no injuries, and no word on what triggered that situation. >>> all right, let's get your forecast right now with katie. we saw some showers out there, right? >> we still have little activity actually still showing up on the radar, and storm scan3, it is mainly outside of our viewing area, however. but, as the day progresses, you are going it seymour of the speckles of green, more of the signs of life firing up over our region, so while we may have little sunlight out there right now, don't get too used to it, clouds will eventually be building in, we'll see showers get triggered in, we drop back to 51 tonight. again, still scattered showers in the forecast. over time, temperatures take little modest hit hereby tomorrow. low 60s at best. then we have hard time hitting 06 on thursday. still wit

attack mode. >> it is now for immigration reform and he changed -- >> that spark was immediately put out. >> our purpose is to educate the community and involve them in political process. >> in atlantic city univision 65 for "channel 6 action news." >> the city of philadelphia is mourning loss of true local pioneer tonight. flooria casarez is city first director of ledz bee an, bisexual and trandz gender issues lost her battle against cancer. she was known as powerful voice in the lgbt community nationwide. michael nutter called here a nationwide. michael nutter called here a kind person that always wanted - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ when you're ready ♪ come and get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ w

. >>> philadelphia police say they don't know what sparked a deadly shooting in south philadelphia this morning. chopper 6 hd was over the scene of the 2100 block of taney terrace, a man in his 20s was shot once in the stomach. >>> from our delaware newsroom, defense attorneys are fighting charges against the former head master of a prestigious delaware school. the 54-year-old wheeler waived his right to a trial by jury. the defense filed a motion to dismiss dealing in child pornography and in a prosecutors failed to prove that he viewed the images on his computer. he was head of the tower school until the charges came to light. >> one person was hurt today in an accident involving a dump truck in north philadelphia. chop err was over the scene at girard at 1:00 this afternoon, the truck and north vehicle collided and knocked down a streetlight. it landed on the church as you can see here. one person was sent to the hospital with injuries. >>> lets go to matt pellman in the traffic center now. >> good weather for the tuesday trip home, it's not sunny so that means no sun glare and the r

. >> reporter: maine is just one of many states sparking controversy over quarantine rules. in louisiana they told doctors to stay away from a medical conference if they went to african country or treated ebola patients in the last three weeks. meanwhile, in switzerland the largest ebola vaccine test is underway, people have volunteered, and the results should be available by december and in west africa, officials say that liberia is making process but the crisis in sierra leone seems to be getting worse. >> ebola must die. >> local volunteers in southwest philadelphia said a prayer as they loaded donated gloves and masks and other supplies on to a shipping container on their way to west africa, more is needed not just medical gear but basics like food, water and blankets. also today for parents, especially if you have kids in college, a new vaccine to protect against meningitis type b, the type that sparked an outbreak at princeton university last year. and is blamed for the death of a drexel students, they targeted other strains in the bacteria but not the b strain, about

he says it's like replacing spark clubs or shock absorbers on their car. live in treasure island i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. we will certainly be keeping an eye on that commute. >>> san francisco police still searching for a hit and run driver that injured two people just a few blocks from union square. at 6:30 last night a light colored bmw hit a 50-year-old woman and 80-year-old man. they are expected to survive. >>> two men are dead after separate incidents. so far police have not made any arrests or released suspect information. >>> san francisco is expanding a crime fighting program. the city struck a deal with pg&e to install gunshot tracking devices on utility polls. they are already installed on schools and government buildings. pg&e agreed to reduce the installation fee. 35 shot spotters will bin stalled in the next two weeks. >>> apple is launching a new payment system. it's called apple pay. it works by saving your credit card information on the iphone's system. when you go to a store that accepts apple pay, you point yo

this time, sparking protest in st. louis.olice claim the off duty officer acted in self-defense after being shot at. the victim's mother says her son was not armed. state senators and other black leaders are calling for them to investigate back in august, the shooting of another teen sparked weeks of unrest. now, back to "cavuto on business." >>> halt, halt! >> hey, hey, e.p.a. >> don't take our jobs away. >> are these protesters going to help take jobs away in november from democrats? union workers outside are coming out on regulations they say will hurt the coal industry and supporting congressional candidates that support them, including republicans. ben, what do you make of this? >> there's a complicated world out there about energy. hard to imagine natural gas is pouring in, it's going to replace coal. solar is going to replace coal. there's a lot of people in kentucky, west virginia, who need those coal jobs. they need the jobs more than they need to vote democratic. republicans are going to try to work with coal, they

her situation is sparking debate. she is not sick and even tested negative for ebola. >> when you put everyone in the same basket that is what we are concerned about. >> reporter: the first health care worker quarantined since spencer came down with ebola after returning home from guinea where he worked from patients. he is treated at new york's city bellevue hospital. right now, only new york, new jersey,ilil require mandatory quarantine for medical workers who had direct contact with -- illinois require mandatory quarantine for medical workers who had direct contact with ebola patients. those returning home with no symptoms can do their quarantine at home, if their employers won't, they are willing to pay their salary. >> some are saying we are being too cautious, i will take that. >> reporter: the centers for disease control requires workers to self-monitor. >> i don't believe that when you are dealing with something as serious as this that we can count on voluntary system, this is the government's job. >> reporter

votes being counted in tunisia in the country that sparked revolution in the east and across africa.up rising that over through former president. >>> turn to go our are top stories and fighting in lobe no one, stefanie dekker has more from triply that's where the army is battling armed groups. >> reporter: it's extremely tense. the lebanese army has surrounded the sunni neighborhood in the northern city of tripoli there is now a standoff with what the army calls terrorist cells. just outside of the area people wait for news from their relatives inside. >> translator: what is the reason? nobody knows what is going on on the ground. we hope our families are okay. all we ask for is that the government open up a passage, let the civilians come out and then do whatever they want. >> reporter: security has been increased the army checks the ambulances that are coming out of the area. there has been calls by religious figures to attack the army for raids that started on thursday. that began the stand off. the man arrest second degree one of isil's main recruiters in lebanon. syria's war has

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>>reporter:rick, that sparked a lot of questions. the head of the c.d.c. will launch an investigation to find out how the nurse is infected. they are making changes now to keep other health care workers safe. >> we have to rethink the way that we address ebola infection control. >>reporter:the teams are in dallas investigating how this nurse, nina pham, was infected with the deadly ebola virus. she was several health care workers that cared for thomas eric duncan. first person to key of ebola in the united states. she is in stable condition. her colleagues are being monitored. >> if we don't know how, within the isolation unit it's possible that other individuals could have been infected as well. >>reporter:richard bassir says that one area to look at is protective gear was removed properly. >> you have to be sprayed down and take things off in the correct order. if you don't have someone directing you to do that and oversee it probably that is where the real period of risk. >>reporter:improvements are made now to keep the health care workers safe. all of