and thomas johnson jefferson university has live and inactive rabies vector vaccines and that one is coming up fast. so the timelines brc has already started phase one testing. you can see other tests are scheduled to occur. 15,000 doses for phase two would be available in december and this is actually a late breaker that i understand that there is now a three arm clinical trial developing library involving 30,000 people. 10,000 people on each arm. one arm gives bse in the third arm gets an unrelated vaccine probably hepatitis. so the target populations for vaccines are front-line health care workers and a ring vaccination. other high-risk exposures and potential immediate postexposure use with a the clearcase definition. now we are going to turn to therapeutic considerations with anti-viral activity which may target the virus directly required for its lifecycle or something that augments those defenses. and other hose directed their peace will be discussed as well. all the products are under development. the actual treatment dosage and regiments are uncertain at the present time. th

the army is developing the lp and thomas johnson -- thomas jefferson university has both live and reactivated vaccines which actually look very good and that one is coming up fast. so the timelines have already started phase number one testing and you can see other tests are scheduled to occur. 15,000 doses in phase number two would be available in december and this is actually a late breaker that i understand there is now a clinical trial developing in liberia involving 30,000 people, 10,000 people on each one arm gets an unrelated vaccine probably hepatitis. okay. there is bad. for the target populations are obviously front-line health-care workers and untapped cases in the vaccination. other high-risk exposures and potential media postexposure with the clearcase definition. so now we are going to turn to the therapeutic considerations with antiviral activity that target the virus directly and a host of the function required for the lifecycle or something that augments and then other host directed therapies will be discussed as well. with all the products that are still under development, t

the army is developing vlps, and thomas johnson university -- thomas jefferson university has both live and inactivated recomp about the rain byes vector vaccines which actually look very good, and that one is coming up fast. okay, the timelines for chimp ad-3, vrc has already started phase one testing. you can see other tests are scheduled to occur. 15,000 doses for phase two will be available in december, and this is actually a late breaker, that i understand that there is now a three-arm clinical trial develop anything liberia involving 30,000 people, 10,000 people on each arm. one arm gets chimp ad-3, one arm gets vsv, and the third arm gets an unrelated vaccine, probably hepatitis. okay. and there's that. so the target populations for vaccines are, obviously, front line health care workers, contact cases and a ring vaccination, other high risk exposures and potential immediate post-exposure use with a clear case definition. okay, so now we're going to turn to therapeutic considerations, agents with antiviral activity which may either target the virus directly, target a host cell fu

thomas eric johnson is the first person to be effected in the united states.ot visit him. the cdc is monitoring 12 to 18 people he may have come in contact with since last month. a dallas health official confirms that in turn those people were in contact with more than 80 other people. >> five kids are among those possibly exposed, putting some dallas schools on alert today. the three paramedics who took duncan to the hospital are also in isolation as a precaution. >> we are tracking the concerns of another deadly risk, enterovirus, it has spread from 12 to 24 states in three weeks. doctors are worried the virus is linked to the deaths of four patients including a 10-year-old rhode island girl. dr. holly phillips is here. dr. holly, good morning. >> good morning. >> four patients who have died have tested positive for this enterovirus. is it clear though that that virus played a role in their deaths? >> no norah. it's not clear yet at all. in one of the deaths the young girl in rhode island right now her death is being attributed to a bacteria stalled staph or

from the man in charge of the texas hospital where ebola patient where thomas duncan was treated had a full page ad. jennifer johnsonon the changes to be made to stop the deadly virus. >> reporter: learning the lesson from the mistakes made in dallas, federal health officials announced new changes in the way that health care workers suit up to treat ebola patients. >> it was very clear right away that we needed to modify the protocol to be much, much more strict in which no part of the body was exposed. >> reporter: the pentagon has announced a new 30-person medical team will be train ed t provide assistance to any center with an outbreak. with more americans anxious, president obama held another high level meeting at the white house, his third of this week. >> we can't give into hysteria or fear. >> reporter: this week, he urged americans not to panic. >> americans need to relax and be realistic, because the real problem is not one or two cases here in the united states, but the real problem is that this epidemic is come bleetly out of control in africa. >> reporter: some lawmakers critical of the president's handl

to kentucky all of which, you know, after the end of, you know, including johnson's, none of which seems to me is general thomas there said seems strictly legal. kentucky had not been in a state of war against the united states. the united states, you know, maintains martial law and suspends the writ of habeas corpus in kentucky long after it enlisted the rest of the north. in one of these oddities of american history, custer, general george custer, his second to last stand is actually in central kentucky when the 7th cavalry is to put down moonshiners but it is nowhere near the moonshine belt. their move is to kentucky to put down the ku klux klan in elizabethtown, kentucky. there is an enormous, a testing ground of racial violence and what powers the government can use in peace time. >> hi. i wonder how much the element of just pure fear of the south plays into this removing soldiers. i mean, the war was devastating. the south fought really hard. maybe on some level they were just afraid of removing the grip for fear of who knows what? >> yes. well, i think there is no question that there is a belief, you kno

out works the cornerback, the touchdown, 2nd in as many games as johnson. 13-10 at intermission, 3rd quarter, rose to the rookieback, thomasmaking his debut the former oregon burper, chipping it in for the touchdown. 17-13, kansas city on top. key moment in the game. chief lee by 1. going to punt, now, he has the football. 1stdown san francisco. it kept the drive alive. for kaepernick. he will throw off a prayer. he is is on this team for this reason. and the 49ers, getting a 1st down. he had 5 field goals in the game. it was 22-17. 49ers lead. 2 minutes in the game. alexing smith. could he defeat his last drive? >> no. his path for anthony, intercepted by parish cox. game, set, match. 49ers, ground it out. they are now 3-2. >> the broncos and manning, going up against the unbeat ep card nals, 1st quarter, manning, getting the touchdown. that is manning's fiveth career touchdown path. the second quarterback to reach that milestone. late 1st half, how about another one? thomas. this is 86 yards, he had two26 yards receiving. 2 touchdowns, from manning, throwing for 479 yards. denver wins 41-20 as arizona suffers the first l

yesterday and navy recruiting district philadelphia commanding officer steven johnson was relieved yesterday by commander michael thomas. thomas's parents were there to put on command ashore pin. >> still ahead "action news" saturday morning some of the world's biggest singing super stars get together to recreate a 60s hit all for charity. >> plus special equipment is needed for a record breaking polish dish. look at that. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. "action news" saturday morning 7-day forecast. "action news" saturday morning continues in a >> pittsburgh casino gambled on making worl's largest perogie and won the chef at rivers casino med cheddar cheese and potato filled dumping in effort to set record for worl's large eingts perogie. dumpling had to weigh 110 pounds. it tipped scales 123 pounds. after weigh in perogie was cut up and served. people that ate it probably did not want to do a weigh in after that. >> eating perogies for weeks. >> i'm not a big perogie guy. >> i would rather have mashed potatoes that's me. >> we'll get you started with view of internationa

johnson. third quarter, chiefs regain the lead. smith, a former oregon duck, de anthony thomas. watch this stiff arm. 17-13, chiefs. frank gore, 18 carries, 107 yards. 13 right here. sets up phil dawson, five field goals on the day. fourth and one, niners with a fake punt. drive extended. kaep fires this prayer up to brandon lloyd. check out this catch. leads to another field goal. chiefs down five now. just over 2:00 to go. smith, one mistake. overthrown ball picked off by cox. only turnover of the game. 49ers win 22-17. they're now 3-2. >> strong, important win for our team. thought it was a great team win. thought our players -- i mean, they really excelled in all phases today against a really good football team. >> frank had a hell of a game, ca carlos. that guy hits like a ton of bricks, literally. other than that, it was a good game. >> we didn't do whatever it takes. we're all going to fight for each other. we made plays on both. >>> broncos and cardinals. peyton manning's hall of fame stats continue. manning had four. he now has 0 -- 503. >>> buccaneers and saints. saint

johnson, 49ers tomar ventaja === 3er. cuarto, alex smith encuentra a de'anthony thomas 17-yard en la anotacin, chiefs de nuevo toman ventajaacrobatica, ubico a phil dawson para el gol de campo... === alex smith's interceptado perrish cox, 49ers ganan 22-17... peyton manning se unió a brett favre como los únicos quarterbacks en la historia de la nfl en llegar a 500 pases de touchdown en su carrera, al tiempo que los broncos derrotaron 41-20 a los cardenales. manning, ayer lanzó para 479 yardas y cuatro touchdowns, para colocarse a sólo cinco del récord de favre, de 508. hoy estan en casa para enfrentar a los nacionales en el tercero de la serie a mejor de 5 con ventaja de 2-0... en la lomita a su mejor brazo "madison bumgarner" el miercoles en el juego de comodines en pittsburg lanz una joya, partido completo, sin otorgar carreras ponchando a 10... hoy tambien juega los dodgers en san luis serie 1-1 deportes fin de semana de clsico tapatio y la agonia de chivas continua, cayeron 1 a 0 ante los zorros del atlas y el rebaÑo esta descarriado sin pastor... take vo el candidato mas sonado es jos manuel 'chepo' de la torre... jor

johnson. third quarter, same score. chiefs regain the lead. a former duck, did he anthony thomas, levels a player with a stiff arm. tiptoes down the sideline. frank gore, 18 carries, 107 yards. sets up one of the five field goals. fourth quarter. chiefs up 17-16. fourth and one. niners with a fake punt. greg dal gets the drive extended. kaepernick sends this one, can you tell he's a 7 foot high jumper. down five now. smith, his one mistake. overthrows, picked off by perrish cox. niners win 22-17. they're now 3-2. >> strong important win for our team. it was a great team win. i thought our players really excelled in all phases today against a really good football team. >> frank employed a hell of a game, carlos. hit me a couple times from behind. it hurt. other than that, it was a good game. >> we do whatever it takes. we got the run involved, the pass involved. we made plays in both. >> all right. broncos and cards. peyton manning's hall of fame stats continue. julius thomas, 500th td pass. manning had four td passes in the game. cardinals handed the first loss. >>> bucs and saints. buccaneers had a lead in the fo

johnson. third quarter, same score. chiefs regain the lead. a former duck, did he anthony thomas, levels a player with a stiff arm.iptoes down the sideline. frank gore, 18 carries, 107 yards. sets up one of the five field goals. fourth quarter. chiefs up 17-16. fourth and one. niners with a fake punt. greg dal gets the drive extended. kaepernick sends this one, can you tell he's a 7 foot high jumper. down five now. smith, his one mistake. overthrows, picked off by perrish cox. niners win 22-17. they're now 3-2. >> strong important win for our team. it was a great team win. i thought our players really excelled in all phases today against a really good football team. >> frank employed a hell of a game, carlos. hit me a couple times from behind. it hurt. other than that, it was a good game. >> we do whatever it takes. we got the run involved, the pass involved. we made plays in both. >> all right. broncos and cards. peyton manning's hall of fame stats continue. julius thomas, 500th td pass. manning had four td passes in the game. cardinals handed the first loss. >>> bucs and saints. buccaneers had a lead in the four

kap gets on track. 9yards to stevie johnson. 13 will have -- 13-10 at the break. it's smith's turn. thomasr oregon duck can flat out fly and he does into the end zone to make it 18-3 casey for 175. coach harbaugh rolling the dice on fourth down. craig dahl

thomas duncan was receiving. >> that's tough. >> yeah, and obviously so that raises all sorts of concerns for her. and she's also furious with the president of liberia to say the least, ellen johnson sirleaf who the other day made a statement saying that thomas duncan could be prosecuted if he returns to liberia, if in fact, he lied on his form coming out. >> is she angry because she said, look, he's fighting for his life right now. that's not what you say at this point in time. >> that's one of her points. this is the president of liberia, she should have been appealing publicly for the u.s. to help one of her citizens. any talk about prosecution can come later. she also doesn't have any -- she says she has no knowledge of whether or not thomas duncan was in contact with anybody who had ebola or helped somebody who had ebola. there was a report that according to people in liberia, he had driven his pregnant sister-in-law who was positive for ebola and the president of liberia said perhaps he lied to get out. she's also saying that the reason he came to the united states, because there are a lot of people who believe maybe he realized he was exposed, came to the united states for

johnson with the top headlines. >> a lot of news today. ebola patient thomas eric duncan has died from the virus at a dallas area hospital. he visited liberia and contracted the disease there. his girlfriend and her family are being quarantined, but so far have not shown symptoms of the ebola virus. protestsf the massive in hong kong are threatening to pull out of talks as the government ignores demand for democracy. students are also bringing back giant crowds of protesters that paralyzed central hong kong. talks are scheduled for thursday. thus far, the different sides cannot agree on where to meet. nfl owners have approved the sale of the buffalo bills to ula.y peg he also owns the buffalo sabres any says he wants to keep the bills -- and he says he wants to keep the bills in buffalo. $18 million to settle what they say are bogus charges. consumers affected can apply for refunds. t-mobile overd some other allegations in july. apple sent out invitations to what they call the next major product event on october 16 in cupertino, california, where they are expe

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two yards. 7-0 chiefs chief colin kaepernick to johnson. 9-yard connection. 13-109ers at the break. -- 13-10, 9ers at the break. thomase sidelines and in. 17 yards. 17-13 chiefs. smith 17-31. 175 yards. two touchdowns, one pick. 9ers fake punt. jim harbaugh rolling the dice. three yards for the 1st down. same drive, third and 9. how about this? over smith. that is nice. colin kaepernick 14-26. 201 yards. one touchdown and that set up this. dawson 27-yarder. 19-17 san francisco. dawson 5-5 on the day. last chance for smith and the chiefs. down five. 2 minutes. alex looking over the middle. the interception and the 9ers hang on. more drama in san francisco. 22-17 is the final. >> if every team needed a week off it was the raiders. 0-4, coach fired. no news was good news for the raiders on this sunday and it gives us a chance to give you a look at the other big games. broncos, cardinals. 86 yards on the catch and carry. 500 career touchdown passes for peyton manning. 41-20 broncos. >> battle of texas. houston-dallas. tony romo and company in a dog fight. 17-17. over time. look for dez bryant. are you kidding me? this is

thomas. thanks for "taking stock." i'm pimm fox. good night. ♪ >> live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west." i'm corey johnson chang. ahead on "bloomberg west" this hour, first the new iphone and the new ipad. apple unveiling its latest full and mini ipads, an event on october 16. according to a person familiar with the matter, these ipads reportedly have a gold color as an option. but can the new devices reverse the decline, any color any did you -- new device, declinee

at least thomas eric duncan, the liberian man who had poebola an passed away this morning. secretary jeh johnsoni know you've been involved in meetings with the pentagon, the president of the united states on two subjects -- isis as well as ebola. let's start with ebola right now. how concerned should we be that this kekd individual may have contracted ebola in texas? >> well, there have been several cases of what i'll refer to as false positives, where there was the potential for ebola, but then upon further investigation, that proved not to be the case. for example, we had one of those in newark, new jersey on saturday. so i want to wait and assess the facts carefully, assess the situation carefully. wolf, as you probably know, today we're putting in place more enhanced screening at arrival airports around the country for passengers coming from the three affected countries. we want to erect as many checkpoints as possible on journeys coming from west africa into the united states from my homeland security perspective. that is very important. plus, we have the best health care in the world. we

johnson for the td. 49ers on top. but the third quarter, alex smith was looking to get that lead right back. he is going to swing it to the rookie. de'anthony thomashomas has mad speed and a little bit of power at the goal line. chiefs back on top. fourth quarter, kap hooks up with brandon lloyd. look closely. one of the best catches you'll see this season. serious hang time. acrobatic catch. the 49ers go ahead with the field goal. last chance with the chiefs down five. smith intercepted by perrish cox. 22-17 is your final. niners win. here is smith after the game. >> you want to win the game. but for all the guys, you know, i played a long time with, a lot of those guys, there is a different to compete against them today. but at the end of the day, like i said, i have a lot of history with some of those guys. >> you know, it's i told him good luck before the game. and we'll be buddies. but i hope he lost. and he did. so i'm happy. >>> drama on the field. drama off the field as well. another jim harbaugh rumor surfaced this morning. according to an espn report, harbaugh began to lose some of his players' support two years ago when he was dishonest

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deadly virus and why so many mistakes in handling thomas duncan down in dallas, the first ebola case diagnosed in the u.s.? here with answers, peter johnsonshould say, this is why we have a great government in america. let's look at the failures in dallas. mr. duncan was sent home with antibiotics from the texas hospital even after he said where he had come from. after that first visit. five kids were then quarantined three days after he was admitted with ebola. >> they went to school. >> the apartment was cleaned five days after he was admitted to the hospital. now the cdc director says that the drug that was used, four or five people around the world, including two here in the united states, is all gone. >> you know what? that's really scary. if that's the only drug we know works and it's all gone 'cause they got to cook up some more, what happens? >> the issue should become should the government be developing like this, should the government be stepping out of the way and allowing private industry to do it? this has gone on since 2005. this company in san diego has been supported by federal grants only. only federal grants. there have