>> is that tina? >> mm-hmm. >> are you tina? >> tina. >> tina, i'm marcus. >> are you marcus?nice to meet you. >> oh, my god, it's great to meet you too. >> you want to know what your husband just said about you? >> what? nice things? >> he said that you're a sissy. >> [gasps] >> no, i said the type of onstage activity you do is kind of-- >> yeah, we don't want to go there. >> [laughs] >> it's--yeah. what do you think about that? >> i think-- >> would you call me a sissy? >> i wouldn't call a woman anything other than "thank you" and "yes, ma'am." >> oh-ho, you're soft. you're soft, marcus. >> whose idea was this place? >> i had vision. >> is that why you didn't put her name on the business? >> thank you. >> i have a 35-year reputation. >> what's the answer to that? why is her name not on the business? >> because nobody would recognize her name. they would on--they would recognize my name first. and we're wor--we're working with a brand, and my-- >> [laughs] did you actually just tell me that? >> yes, i did. yes, i did. she's got to earn her stripes. she's got to earn her stri

. >> i'm in here because of ike and tina. that's what i named my hands. ike and tina. >> a repeat offender is charged with beating her mother and must now rely on her daughter for support. >> please don't forget to get the money, alexis. you know where to put it at in the machine? >> mm-hmm. >> an inmate known for his brawn decides to focus on his brain. >> keep it coming. keep it coming. keep it coming. >> and -- >> she was stabbed 19 times. >> after two prison sentences for attacking women, another inmate is accused of an unthinkable act. >> he's going to have emotional triggers that nobody else in this jail can understand, and he's safest being by himself. >> louisville, kentucky, is a city of landmarks. many of them household names from the world of sports. in the heart of downtown, however, there's a landmark of a different sort. the louisville metro department of corrections jail houses 2,300 inmates, most of whom have been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. >> there it is. >> in the bucket, boy. get all th

he said, i have tina and amy writing jokes for me. gave us some good fingers for the golden globe, and he tried to return the favor. >> who came up with it? >> that was the head writer, and exisn't x weekend -- n weekend update writer. was kathryn bigelow tonight. i haven't been following the , but when it comes to torture i trust someone married to james cameron. i just saw, what was the name of the movie? i just saw gravity. george clooney would rather float into space than spend five more minutes with a woman his own age. he is a lot of fun, that one. >> the gift of being able to be funny. did you have that, or did you learn that? >> thank you. when you say that i don't even know -- it feels funny to but i foundhat, myself liking to perform at an early age. doinge in the book i was a performance of "the wizard of was in fourth grade, but emotionally probably four. i got a laugh. i remember this feeling of intoy liking it, leaning it, and wanting it again and again. i think i had to learn how to be a better performer. >> you learn t

so tina brown, chick, you're a day late and a dollar short.ve been beating the crap out of strong commonsense strong conservative women for years she and her ilk. so again day late and a dollar short, tina. >> it's have interesting here. the left claims they have a monopoly of compassion for minorities, for women, for hispanics, et cetera. they make a big deal about mitt romney having women's resumes in binders but look at the silence. you hear very little from the left about radical islam and the treatment of women under shariah. why do you think that is? i have a hard time understanding that. >> because these maladroit fake feminist women, they have such a double standard. so hypocritical as they would support anyone who would have sympathy for muslims who do treat women so poorly, so inhumanely and not do all that they can to stop the rise of radical islam that would come adversely affect america's interests. no, these women, again, they're quite hypocritical because they support somebody like, say, barack obama, whose failed policies have

pick.h an ice >> did tina help you? >> she was much too busy to help with the writing, but i reread her book. i read a lot of nora efron. >> when you read a great writer, you think, i can never do this. >> it is really discouraging. when you are writing a book, you don't want to read any other books. i try to inspire myself in many different ways. >> you said something interesting to me. you were talking about improv and feeling the applause. what happened after that? did you say, i know what i want to do? >> i came from a blue-collar family. i live in a suburb outside of boston, so i thought, that's fun. i like to show off and get attention. then i tucked it away and was a kid in school. learning and being just a suburban kid. i never acted when i was young. then when i got to college, i joined an improv group and started understanding this idea of ensemble and getting the show on time and all that fun stuff. it was a gradual build for me. >> you weren't thinking of a professional life at that time? >> i was thinking o

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vr referred me to tool works, to work with tina. tina set me up with an interview at tool works, and they hired me as an on-call staff for the community integration program to work out in the community with adults with developmental disabilities. after two months, i transferred to work with the community living department, where i worked with clients in their homes. i was promoted to facilitater after some time. last year, i became the lead facilitater and i just recently, applied for another position. i applied for another job and i hope to be promoted next month. and tool works has really provided me with a lot of training and a lot of support. and they have been and i have had the opportunity to learn a lot. there have been access to interpreters, video phones, so i can make connections, and resources in the community, to my clients. and so, tool works has offered me that training to move up. thank you. >> so, goit i got two minutes, we are almost to the end of mark's, and my name is sarah and i work at tool works and i do many t

. >> these young la tina girls are interested in aviation. some may make it a career.y need encouragement. in march they'll learn what it takes to fly a plane. . >> at this grade we tend to lose interest in math and science. >> they're realizing many girls will be part of the work force. >> latinos is 40% of the milennials. >> companies rb forced to look outside of the country. many do. >> this is a prb problem of the educational system we need more opportunities for kids to be exposed to science, advanced science. and technology. >> etc. purpose to help increase the number of latinas by making connections the director of the minority business development agency in washington, d.c. says businesses owned by la tinas are growing rapidly. >> this is making sure they grow. >> this is the third stop of a tour to show what la tinas can bring to the technology front. >> riddit is requiring employees to live in san francisco, giving employees a church the company says it will give a three-month severance. heels on an endorsement by entrepreneurs. reddit's ceo says the intentio

. >> these young la tina girls are interested in aviation. some may make it a career.hey need encouragement. in march they'll learn what it takes to fly a plane. . >> at this grade we tend to lose interest in math and science. >> they're realizing many girls will be part of the work force. >> latinos is milennials. >> companies rb forced to look outside of the country. many do. >> this is a prb problem of the educational system we need more opportunities for kids to be exposed to science, advanced science. and technology. >> etc. purpose to help increase the number of latinas by making connections the director of the minority business development agency in washington, d.c. says businesses owned by la tinas are growing rapidly. >> this is making sure they grow. >> this is the third stop of a tour to show what la tinas can bring to the technology front. >> riddit is requiring employees to live in san francisco, giving employees a church the company says it will give a three-month severance. heels on an endorsement by entrepreneurs. reddit's ceo says the intention to get

she's so iconic. >> let's see a little tina turner from you? >> that's okay.nimum. elaine, conrad hilton called it the greatest of it all, but changes coming to new york's walt waldorf-astoria. >>> and he ran the cia, leon panetta is going to tell you why he believes the highest security will come from washington. that's tomorrow on "cbs this morning." ♪ sweet dreams of made of these ♪ sir, we're going to need you on the runway. (vo) theraflu starts to get to work in your body in just 5 minutes. (vo) theraflu breaks you free from your worst cold and flu symptoms. (vo) theraflu. serious power. i have $40,ney do you have in your pocket right now? $21. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years, that retirement challenge might not seem so big after all. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> listen to me, you've gone quite mad, your majesty. >> son, you've disgraced yourself and you must be punished. you will confine

tina, it was intnteresting to se ththe market r react.i have been covering the ebolola story for a couple of weeks. the firsweek e everybody said, this is ridiculous. no one should panic. it's not going to come to america. the cdc was a little bit over emphatic that t it would n come here. they made more promises s than they could keep. there are some washington area companies that are having to jujump through hoops. who is being impacted in our region? >> h health officials nationwide are dealing with a credibiliity issue when it comes to deang with the sprises simply because of what happens at dallas. health officls pulled media aside this week to explain exactly at tir plan is. the are confident hospitals hav all the training, all the equipment they wouldld need d to deal with ebola. >> you wrote, d.c. health-care that theyintimatg felthat perhaps howard university hospital got outt ahead by saying they had a poible e ebolaatient. saying kudos from cdc, it was smart of power toto notet the e rumo mil take over, quickly say, we tested h

between the police and protesters and tina reports on the kurdish forces struggling to defeat isis. >> turkish police fired water cannons and tear gas at kurdish protesters on a hillside near turkey's border with syria. demonstrators are demanding more help from kurdish forces struggling to defeat isis militants. the assault has forced about 200,000 syrians to flee to neighboring turkey in the past two weeks. turkey's president says isis is close to capturing cabani despite u.s. led air strikes. he's calling for greater cooperation with syrian opposition fighters to take down isis. islamic state militants have moved through one kurdish village after another since their offensive began in mid september. the strikes will not stop us this isis fighter says. if isis takes takes kabani, the group will have full control of the turkish syrian border. tina krause, cbs news. >> the united states and five arab allies began an air strike campaign two weeks ago. american forces have been bombing isis targets in neighboring iraq since august. >> there are new concerns about ebola after the first c

he said in fact i've got tina and amy writing jokes for me. >> yes. seth gave us some singers for the gold en globe. sam means a writer wrote the joke the previous year or the james cameron joke. >> rose: who was that, do you remember? >> it was kathryn bigelow here tonight. i haven't been following the controversy about zero dark 30 but when it comes to torture, i believe that's what it is being married to james cameron. >> rose: yes. and the clooney -- >> the clooney joke was what was the name of the movie. gravity. i just saw gravity. george clooney would rather float off into space than spend five more minutes with a woman his own age. he's a lot of fun that one. >> rose: the gift of being able to be funny. i mean, did you have that or did you learn that? >> well, thank you. when you say that i don't even really know. it feels funny to respond to that. but i found myself liking to perform at an early age. i write in the book that i was doing a performance of the wizard of oz when i was fourth grade. fourth grade, yes. and but mentally probably fou

tina krause, cbs news. >>> an upper loafl low gave -- upper level low gave us some light sprinkles, some showers this morning. if fizzled over the eastern shore with all the rain up to parts of new england. this time of year tough to scour out. we have light winds, the lower sun angle in the fall and the low-level moisture gets difficult to get rid of. you do see darker areas around here. that's the land coming through. so we've got more sunshine here but the bright white or thicker clouds to the west are keeping temperatures down. they're struggling under the air mass. only 64 in winchester. where the sun is out, we're in the mid-70s. i'm expecting some sunny breaks to develop during the afternoon. mainly dry. a stray shower and temps topping out in the mid and if we can get some sun, the upper 70s. i'll be back in a few minutes looking at the seven-day forecast. big changes coming for the coming weekend. i think you're going to like those changes. michael, back to you. >> sounds good, howard. >>> speaking of the weather, how the drought is going to make an impact on how much you have t

they need to take it off the market. >> tina hurst says her life is finally back to normal.she turned down a settlement offer from pfizer so she could keep speaking out against chantix. >> very forfei fortunate that iy and i'm living a great life. it could have been much different, like many other people who took chantix that killed themselves or hurt somebody else. >> pfizer declined to sit down with us in this story. in a statement the company said chantix is an important treatment option for adult smokers who want to quit. pfizer has had more than 9 million prescriptions of the drug in the ultimates. worldwide sales for the drug top $4 billion. james mee han wishehan wishes eg else would have turned out differently. >> i've had only two speeding tickets in my life. in one week, i changed my personality, lost my job. just about ruined everything. >> james m mehal is now out of prison after doing hard times he blames on chantix. adam may, al jazeera. >> the fda has no plans to pull chantix from the market. the label for chantix has already been updated to include, quote, re

, tina brown.rom washington, senior congressional reporter for politico, manu roju. he writes, obama's standing with women hurts senate democrats. reads, with two weeks until election it a, the president's diminished standing with women is quickly becoming one of the biggest liabilities facing democrats as they struggle to hang on to the senate majority. in battleground states across the country, obama is under water with female voters, especially women unaffiliated with the political party. and it's making it harder for democrats to take advantage of the gender gap according to public polling and democratic -- >> so this is really surprising for a lot of people, if you listen to the chattering classes on tv, if you read open edds, you hear about the republican's, quote, war on women. apparently everybody's paying attention to the democratic talking point except -- women. what's going on here? >> it's not that the republicans are winning women voters, it's that they're not losing women voters as ba

san tina, the group leader, and julianna, responsible for accounts, have walked for two hours to purchaseome fish. many people in such seaside villages make a living from catching fish with nets. buying the fish directly will reduce the cost of the ingredients. >> after some negotiation, the women manage to buy 13 fish for $2. >> the fishermen promise that if the women come back to buy more, they will offer a better price. the women waste no time filleting the fish and hanging them out to dry in the sun. a few days later, the women begin a trial run on making the topping. as well as buying cheaper fish, the women have also taken further steps to reduce costs by adding water spinach, a vegetable that can be obtained free of charge in local farms. the water spinach contains many vitamins and the children enjoy eating it. >> the women invite children to try the topping. they ask them to compare the new recipe with the added water spinach to the old one. >> the regional supervisor also samples the topping. >> the new flavor is a hit. but the issue is cost. it's time to do some calculations. w

but a source close to the show said it's a common idea since tina turner is an iconic figure." he said that even though both sketches might look the same where accusations of stealing is concern, the key difference is what was said. >> the writing is said. they're telling different jokes. it's different punk lines. it's different pacing. so, it's not the same sketch. >> now, gary wasn't the only member of the groundlings to call out "saturday night live." the actresses who both performed and wrote the piece also say the original idea was theirs. a claim a source close tomorrow on "cbs this morning." ♪ sweet dreams of made of these ♪ sir, we're going to need you on the runway. (vo) theraflu starts to get to work in your body in just 5 minutes. (vo) theraflu breaks you free from your worst cold and flu symptoms. (vo) theraflu. serious power. how much money do you have in your pocket right now? i have $40 $21. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and le

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se trata de tina soriano de 14 aÑos. en un criminal. >> no es una garantÍa usar las armas. >> no fue su dÍa, de repente le diÓ por ir a asesinar. piensan ese dÍa voy hacer eso. no se miden por la misma razÓn. >> otro factor importante es que los padres no saben que sus hijos atraviesan por una depresiÓn, lo cual serÍa peligroso no sÓlo para ellos sino para otras personas. >> el muchacho tuvo una locura con la novia, y lo trae con la mente, por dentro. eso es decir como que se lo cobra otra persona como cuando tienen mal dÍa. >> . las personas estÁn preparadas para tener un arma de fuego. >> es lo que hace uno, tenÉs que hacer un estudio mental para saber si estas capas de hacer un trabajo. >> este fue un reporte de ana. os un grupo de inmigrantes presentÓ una demanda. >> es uno de los demandantes que denuncia haber trabajado ahÍ en el servicio de comida. >> estuve detenido aquÍ ganÉ mi caso y estamos demandando. >> durante su detenciÓn, estos inmigrantes tuvieron que trabajar, por su trabajo recibieron un dÓlar al dÍa. a

all, i know so many, i could certainly speak personally to my staff at 24 sussex, the chefs tim and tina who were up all night, but i know people who for all of us across the country and here in ottawa were working day and night to make things as easy as possible. officials who were busy at work trying to respond to the situation. first responders and citizens who put themselves in harm's way when this incident began to unfold. but obviously, mr. speaker, and in conclusion, most particularly the men and women of our security services, the royal canadian mounted police, canadian armed forces, city of ottawa police and most particularly, of course, mr. speaker, i would be very remiss if i did conclude in acknowledging the work of the security forces here on parliament and the great work of our sergeant at arms. [ cheers and applause ] >> you saw a touching moment when the prime minister went to shake the hand of the sergeant at arms who shot michael zehaf-bibeau. do you know about kevin vickers? >> i don't know a lot about him. very well known in ottawa, very well respected and is now a na

you know how i do it, tina. >> all right, all right. >> i'm just -- >> hey! and with that he also said he just goes off the feel of the game just like he does with interviews, i i guess. >> to use a basketball metaphor he almost got to second base. with thompson flirling with alley cliffton, or did he cross a line? some are calling it sexual harassment and demanding he be suspended or fined. a writer for yahoo! sports, a silly name, says quote, thompson coobt be more in the -- couldn't be more in the wrong. you want to lay your easy flirt game on someone wait two thunder showers and take it to a bar. grow up. he responded saying hey fans, at real tristan was inside joke and not a big deal. we have a good working relationship. all is good. can't wait for cavs tonight. i guess that's a dreng. while she may not mind the affection, this woman did. >> i will. >> just let ian have a good time. jo i that would be -- >> that would be funny if he wasn't holding a baby. >> it would be funny if the baby wasn't damien. >> baby, let's play with this giant animal mouth. >>

tina fey, amy poehler, yourself. >> yes. >> seth: you got to go out. i played -- it was so much fun. so i played this guest at their party, the whole movie is based on they throw a party 'cause their parents are about to sell the house. so, there were a bunch of really fun -- like jon glaser and kate mckinnon and bobby moynihan, et cetera. one day we'd each have a line and a lot of days we were guests at this party, like drinking in the background. so, it reminded me of my old days. like one of the first movies i ever got a part in, i was an extra in this movie called "straight talk" with dolly parton and james woods as a romantic couple. yeah. [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> seth: the first of the dolly parton/james woods romantic trilogy. >> exactly. [ laughter ] so -- because the chemistry was palpable. [ laughter ] so anyway, i was an extra and it was so cute, because all i do is walk by a few times in the background. but my parents rented the movie and they had friends over to watch it and everything. like they'd freeze it like, "there she is!" walki

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to the mental health unit or returned to confinement. >> tina is a psychiatric nurse practiceer.rity. they can provide narcotics. they can provide medications for psychiatric illnesses. but she is experienced in making decisions about whether a patient needs to be in some sort of protective environment or is deemed okay to return to general population. while mclemore's actions may be shocking to an outsider, the nurse thinks it may be something other than a mental health issue. >> there can be some manipulation that goes along with this kind of behavior. we see it fairly frequently here. because he's been here since may and it's now september. why this behavior now? we have very good actors here. so i'll be looking to see is is there something psychotic going on with him, or is this a behavior management problem? what kind of problems are you having? >> i'm seeing things and hearing things. like, i've been seeing them since i was young. but now i've been seeing demons and stuff. did he feel mad at me. >> why is the devil mad at you? >> because i quit working for him. he got my so

. >> i'm in here because of ike and tina. that's what i named my hands. repeat offender is charged with beating her mother and must now rely on her daughter for support. >> please don't forget to get

. >> la senadora estatal tina compartiÓ la historia de su hermana que muriÓ hace ocho aÑos.otros ofrecemos educaciÓn sobre el cÁncer de mama a las mujeres latinas. les ayudamos a que puedan obtener el examen clÍnico o mamografías gratuitas. >> el evento fue todo un Éxito y por eso charito quiso enviarle un mensaje a todas las mujeres que actualmente luchan contra el cÁncer. >> hermanas, mujeres, hijas, mujeres, madres, esposas... estamos aquÍ para apoyarlas, no tenga miedo. el cÁncer ya no es sentencia de muerte. es vida. volvemos a revivir mÁs fuerte. vamos, apoyemosno. estamos en la comunidad. >> quÉ mejor manera de terminar este informe que con el testimonio de una sobreviviente. setentas recuerde que no importa su estatus migratorio, siempre hay ayuda disponible. en filadelfia, univisiÓn 65. ♪ >> el gobernador de guerrero pidiÓ licencia a su cargo para no interferir en la investigaciÓn que lleva la localizaciÓn de los 43 estudiantes desaparecidos en septiembre pasado. >> la crisis en guerrero detonÓ en el centro polÍtico del estado. el gobernador anunciÓ su decisiÓn de s

he tries to text his wife tina every day to let her know how it's going.o the mom of four can't help, but get emotional, thinking about her husband's extremely important, yet dangerous mission. >> so many of us here see the devastation and the loss of life. we wish we could do something to help. so to be able to have them over there helping and saving the life every day, i'm very thankful for that opportunity. >> reporter: and the high-tech lab is able to quickly separate the sick from the non-sick, by turning around test results. that process used to take days. those who were not sick also contracted ebola, waiting for the test results in the clinics. you can see the family, celebrating in their picture. they have not done as much for the country as we do in this job right here. >> reporter: and tina wanted to speak out when they saw fear and panic escalating. that he helped alleviate her fear. >> you have to have it introduced before the open sore, or through the membrane. >> she's against banning flights and close borders. >> if we close our borders, we

tina trinh investigates. >> reporter: apple is banking on apple pay. the ceo tim cook took the stage at last week's event to discuss the new features that will allow people to pay with their iphone 6 instead of using a credit or debit card. >> it's easy, it's secure and yes it's a private way to pay for things. >> reporter: but is it? jennifer larns and kate upton would probably disagree. their photos turned out to be not so private after hackers accessed them, allegedly through the company's cloud server. what does that mean forrior sensitive financial information? apple thinks partnering with american express, mastercard and visa will help. >> you're using the same global network and same security technologies that visa has introduced and used for more than 50 years. >> reporter: apple pay users are assigned a damage tal account number or token. >> you as a consumer are actually able to initiate usage of it only from that device. if somebody has that token number, they don't have your device or they're not you then they cannot originate a payment wit

tina bryant gives us a look. ceremony for the king of benin. it is a centuries-old ritual and one that was missed by cheaper long day. olange. to theintimate access ancient kingdom under british rule. he offers an insider's view. is seen from the perspective of someone who is a , who has reference and understanding for these events. >> for hundreds of years, bronze and ivory carvings were used. alonge did not only photograph the royal court of benin. he also took pictures of ordinary africans in his commercial studio. these photographs were treasured possessions, displayed on walls in homes. and they also show how nigerians themselves wanted to be represented. many of these photographs were taken during nigeria's transition to independence, at a time when photography was becoming increasingly popular. every town had a studio or at least a photographer who traveled. alongeeally owe it to himself and his family who kept these images out of the heat and humidity and understood the significance of the images they were holding. arts see much of thei

tina wells is with one of the top markets and kate o'neil is a strategist and they say that you must learn to ride the digital wave. >> say that digital is the language that millennials speak, it doesn't mean that tv or print or other forms of media aren't important, but we are really talking about a generation of digital natives. >> we say to clients smiling, this is the way you are talking about your brand but this is what other people are saying about your brand on social. >> can you hear more about the international conference for women by going to 6abc.com. >>> time for an update on the highways and by ways on a challenging night for commuters out there. >> matt pellman is in the traffic senter. if you take the car out you'll get stuck in this stuff. a big old traffic jam by the ben franklin bridge in camden, we are crawling the length through the work zone and it doesn't help that it's soggy and wet and conditions are slippery leading to accidents. one on the eastbound side of vine approaching broad street knocking out the left lane and you can see the heavy eastbound delays as

tina trinh, abc news, new york. >> this is serious, folks. and this is cool to the touch.e always want the cool side of the pillow. well, both sides are cool. >> oh, wow. that is really cold. >> this is actually nice. i need this desperately right now. >> go ahead. i got the rest of the newscast. >> can you really? >> but the newscast goes for a while. for several hours. >> it's okay. you can roll over. i've got a er. i've got a blanket for you. >> you all know i'm struggling with the sleep thing. >> a set of performance blanket for you somewhere. >> you all know i'm struggling with the sleep thing. >> a set of performance sheets will cost you around $200. i like that. performance sheets. >> who knew sheets were supposed to perform. >> and the mattress protector, 90 to $170. >> compared to other styles and -- >> $170 just for one pillow. >> but some of the other stuff -- aren't those expensive. >> i like this cooler one, the one on the bottom. it's kind of nice. >> it actually is. >> we'll see if he sticks around or if he's asleep when we come back. ep at home and so does

tina was lucky enough to have tickets to last night's game. this his rocco. he probably can't wait for tonight's big game. homefully he'll get a nap in before tonight. you can watch the game on fox sports 1. >>> bay area renters are now facing record setting prices, the option they say is actually 25% less expensive. >>> the dow sank as much as 206 points. the s&p and nasdaq doing the same. the dow is down just 10. is s&p is up 3. >>> bay area rent have reached another record high according to real facts rent across the bay area are up more than 11% over the last year. that means the average two bedroom apartment goes for more than $2500 a month. average rent for a studio is more than $1900. analysts say the intense competition means buying can be more affordable than renting. the cost of owning a home in san francisco is 25% less than renting even when property tax and closing costs are factored in. >>> we are following ebola including what we reported at the start of a newscast. a student showing flu like symptoms after reportedly being on the plane with a

. >> finalmente, la especialista nos explica que las tinas de cerÁmica y sin el hidromasaje son menosias y que esta debe ser limpiada con un desinfectante especial. y bueno, tras escuchar las recomendaciones de nuestra experta y que sabemos lo importante que es para las latinas tener las uÑas arregladas decidimos entrar a un par de salones donde jamÁs habÍamos prestado atenciÓn a cÓmo se manejar la higiene y no van a creer lo que vimos. >> con la ayuda de un telÉfono celular pude obtener esas imÁgenes de cÓmo el manicurista agarra los instrumentos que no fueron sacados del horno nivel sobre dÓnde se supone que fueron esterilizados. este video muestra una lima que obviamente ya fue usada con otra persona. y por si fuera poco, un manicurista sacÓ la navaja prohibida para trabajarlos cayos de un cliente. >> un corte asÍ puede costarle la vida. >>por eso es importantÍsimo que estemos muy conscientes de las reglas bÁsicas de higiena porque si no tenemos cuidado puede costarnos muy pero muy caro. >> bueno, hace unas semanas saliÓ un reporte que reveló que en nueva york habÍa alrededor de 30

. >> reporter: but tina espinoza disagrees, her husband is a naval research scientists in liberia, and working to stop the spread. >> we have so many volunteers from our country, if we did that, we'd be stranding them away from their families and away from their home country. that would just make fewer people willing to volunteer over there. but the real thing, the issue is if we try to close our borders, it's not going to stop it from coming here, if we close our borders, we give ourselves a false sense of security. >> reporter: she says we should trust the cdc with four years of its research on the ebola virus and listen to its guidelines, but marshall disagrees, pointing to the healthcare worker who now have the virus. >> but apparently, she didn't show symptoms, so if it's only symptoms and fever, why are they contacting everybody on the frontier airlines flight? >> reporter: the communications director says the governor would have no authority to ban international travel, peggy fox, wusa9. >>> and here at wusa9, we are committed to spreading facts, not fear in our coverage of ebol

tina marie valenswalo drove off the bridge. >>> coaches, players and parents turned out tonight as we learned new details about the hazing allegations in a bucks county high school. the final two games of the season were called off. nbc 10 has the latest from doylestown. >> now it's tarnished by, again, a rush to judgemented by an administration wanting to cover their butts. >> reporter: ed shields whose two sons play football at the school say school officials overreacted. tonight marked the first meeting since the school cancelled the remainder of the school's football season. >> it's just a tragedy that all of this happening. >> for more than an hour, a administrators finally disclosed what triggered the suspension of the season. >> initiation activity. >> superintendent told parents what happened. it involved waterer boarding where players were put in showers with towels over their head. another active tiff called sugar cooking where they spray water on the rookies and put powder on them. the district says it learned about the hazing two weeks ago when a player was eventually punc