campaign demanded to bring back our girls, the 200 nigerian students kidnapped by boko haram are still unaccounted for. and catalonia says it will push through its vote on independence, albeit in a different form. the referendum was suspended last month by spain's constitutional court. also coming up this hour, north korean leader kim johnson -- kim jong-ilun finally resurfaces after speculation about his health and even rumors of a coup. and the radical shift in tone from the vatican on homosexuality. reports from a catholic bishop are leaning more toward accepting gay people into the church. but first, we will starting kobani, where islamic state militants say they have taken half of the syrian town that sits on the border with turkey. so far, international airstrikes have only managed to slow the advance, not stop it. >> smoke continues to rise from kobani after yet another day of intense fighting. having carried out three separate suicide bomber tax islamic state militants -- bomb attacks, islamic state militants claim to control half of the embattled syrian border town. also on monday, u.s. a

five people are right now unaccounted for.an engine on takeoff and was trying to return to the runway when it crashed instead. >>> that nasa rocket that came apart in a fireball over the launch pad this week, made one hell of a mess on the ground too. we've got some of the first pictures that are pretty remarkable. to the right of your screen that's the burned up launch tower and the scorched up wallops flight facility in virginia. and this is how it looks today. all that rocket fuel turned everything black for about a 100-yard radius. the officials say there were a lot of pieces of the rocket that flew into the water and they're tell itting people not to pick them up either or keep them as souvenirs, please, especially if the debris washes on shore because that stuff is dangerous and the investigators need it to help piece together back the rocket to figure out what happened so it doesn't happen again. here's the short version, an antares rocket, no one on board, t plus 30 seconds into its mission to space when houston, we ha

five have been taken to the hospital and another five are unaccounted for.d be more. >> one of the people indicated they were in excess of 100 people in the building. >> firefighters remain inside and a certain that jet fuel could be there too alongside them. we have kelsey ryan

four people unaccounted for in a deadly plane crash in wichita, kansas.ting to recover the bodies of four others confirmed dead. alicia acuna has details on what went wrong there. >> reporter: hi, jon. police and fire officials in wichita just finished an update explaining it is simply too dangerous right now to send personnel into the burned out part of that building to retrieve the dead. today they plan to send in a structural engineer into the flight safety international building at mid-continent airport, the building that that small plane hit yesterday. contractors are helping to assess what needs to be done to make it safe enough to go into move things around and remove the victims. some of whom were found in a flight simulator. the best way they figure is to deconstruct the building. so later today heavy equipment should arrive to begin that part of the process. the national transportation safety board will also begin the process of removing parts of the plane. the ntsb will into reports that the pilot identified as 53-year-old mark goldstein report

the affiliate we have there ksn reports that ten people are unaccounted for.not clear whether those people were in the building. one person is in critical condition. we will bring you more information as soon as we get it. these are some of the images coming into us from wichita, kansas, where a small plane crashed into a building at the airport there. working to get more details as the affiliate there is reporting, perhaps ten people unaccounted for right now. >>> an emotional, personal announcement from the ceo of apple today. just this morning, tim cook became the first openly gay fortune 500 ceo in an announcement he said he felt compelled to make. cook said he never hid the fact about his life, but decided to share it. he wrote while i have never denied my sexuality, i haven't publicly acknowledged it either until now, i am proud to be gay, and i consider being gay among the greatest gifts god has given me. joining me to talk about the impact of the remarks, "the washington post" reporter jonathan capehart. i was on the "today" show this morning when this

four people unaccounted for. >>> lava flow on the hawaii big island is slowing, but advancing on homespahoa. nearly 100 hawaii national guard troops deployed to help with security. you can't do anything about the lava. the river of lava is making a slow motion trek to pahoa since june. >>> president obama making a final push on the campaign trail. he spoke to a packed crowd in maine at a campaign rally for gubernatorial candidate mike michaud. >> so, while the president will not be going to kentucky, former president bill clinton is. he was on hand in louisville campaigning for alison grimes. she is rallying support as she faces off with mitch mcconnell. former secretary of state hillary clinton will campaign with grimes. lexington and northern kentucky on saturday. >>> in louisiana, republicans are calling for apology from mary landrieu after comments she made about race. she said low approval ratings in the south are tied to race. >>> and new jersey governor chris christie on the trail a lot campaigning for republicans across the country. stumping in arkansas, kansas and wisconsin to

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they say there are ten people who are unaccounted for and we have arey there. again, the report of wichita this morning is that there's been a plane crash there into a building. apparently the pilot lost power in one engine and crashed just after takeover. we're staying on top of it here at the live desk. barbara. >> all right, thank you. right now, lava from hawaii's kilauea volcano is about 100 feet from homes on the big island. it has burned a garden shed, some tires and metal scrap. about 80 members of the national guard are on hand to help manage roadblocks and traffic as this lava approaches. the lava is moving about 15 feet an hour. chemists are constantly monitoring the air to make sure it's safe to breathe. they say they've detected only low levels of sulfur dioxide. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein joins us. >> can you imagine looking across and seeing that in your lawn? incredible. here, we just have cold breezes coming in from the north and west. quite a chill in the air this morning. only in the 30s. still hasn't warmed up very much, even wit

dozens have escaped but more than 200 remain unaccounted for. >> new controversy in the race for maryland governor. anthony brown is being criticized for using two baltimore police officers in one of his campaign ads. policy,g to department officers are prohibited from appearing in uniform in political ads. but the baltimore -- the baltimore police union and his campaign argue they are not in uniform because their patches were blurred and they were not wearing badges. the the baltimore police department is investigating. the editorial board says her to herdon't come close in temperament, work ethic, and ideas. she sent a tweet thanking the newspaper for the endorsement. >> the mayor of baltimore has appointed a task force to look into the potential of body cameras for police. it will release its recommendations in three or four months. earlier this month, d.c. police chief cathy lanier program. more than 160 officers are using body cameras. -- earlier this month, d.c. police kicked off a body camera program. >> players took part in a photo shoot with dogs. the project will benefit a local

five have been taken to the hospital and another five are unaccounted for. there could be more. >> one of the people indicated they were in excess of 100 people in the building. >> firefighters remain inside and a certain that jet fuel could be there too alongside them. we have kelsey ryan on the phone and a report with the wichita eagle newspaper. thanks for updating us and helping us understand. here is the scene. >> i am reporting from the newsroom. >> from the reporting that you are receiving. >> we have several reporters that a lot of streets were blocked off and the u.s. 400 and blocked off for a period of time. there was a lot of smoke after the crash, however it looks like authorities were able to get that under control. with the stability of the building, the airplane crashed into a flight safety international building and flight safety is a training company owned by berkshire hathaway and they provide flight training and offices in wichita. >> can you tell us more about the mrmg response. what has been done to track down anyone inside. >> i am not

she is unaccounted for. we spoke to the lieutenant moments ago as they continue the investigation. >> there was a 5-year-old child inside a stolen vehicle. the vehicle was parked outside with the keys inside. we believe that a female suspect jumped into the vehicle and stole the vehicle with the child inside. >>reporter:so this is an urgent matter at this point. we know that trenton police are involved in the search. they called in the state police to help them and child abduction services as they continue the search. the 5-year-old we have the picture. a woman walked up and stole the vehicle as it was parked with the keys still in it. the adult in the vehicle got out and left the child unattended. the police say that is not their focus at this point. their focus is to bring the girl home safely. live in trenton, sharrie williams, "action news." >>> thank you. wwe have breaking news the murdr of a baby and her grandmother. they are showing the police how he did it. he changed his story and said he was not gu

it has happened, at least four are unaccounted for.n't know if it is a result of being in the building. the f a a said this was a twin-engine beechcraft king air reported losing engine power. just after takeoff at 10:00 a.m. local time. the aircraft crashed into a building on airport property while attempting to return to the runway. we will provide updates and details. yahoo! the senior vp of sales, this is yahoo! which is trying to turn around its ad game, very big task at hand, taking someone on from an online bridal. amazon. to the broader market, the dow jones is up triple digits knew the day's highs. you can call it a rally if you want but it is mostly did to one stock which is doing well. visa, a big component of the dow. we say visa is adding 120 points to the dow right now so if it wasn't for visa we would see probably a 30 point gain. visa is doing well because china is easing credit card restrictions giving visa and mastercard which is up a nice 7 those are up. not so with gold. gold is down big time. i am afraid because the

we are getting reports that one person may be unaccounted for. tell me what you saw. >> when i came up on the scene, this was before the fire trucks and everybody, the debris was all over the place, the two male victims were off to the side. we saw the female victim inside, once the police got there, they went around the building to see if there was anybody else that was available. we couldn't find anybody else. there were people coming out of the building with their dogs, shaken, crying, they were, you know, i don't know if there was anybody else inside the building. >> thank you so much, bob. i know it's been a scary moment for you and everybody who lives in this neighborhood. again, an explosion on sunnyvale avenue about an hour and a half ago. two people were critically injured, two men with critical burns have been taken to the hospital and one person may be unaccounted for, but again, fire personnel and emergency personnel are trying to make that determination. reporting live in walnut creek, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, than

. >> officials have recovered the bodies of four people and we are told that four others are unaccounted for and a search and rescue operation was underway for much of the afternoon today and authorities had to temporarily halt the search when parts of the building collapsed. >> sharrie thank you. >>> back here a local police department is taking steps to protect residents that use websites like craigslist to buy and sell online, nationwide and locally, there are crimes nationwide and some officers in our area have come up with a way to prevent the crimes. sara bloomquist is live in conshohocken with the story. >> reporter: rick, this is the conshohocken police department, and now this parking lot and that lobby are considered a safe zone, a well lit monitored place to safely make transactions for items bought and sold online. craigslist for example is a popular internet site to buy and sell almost anything from furniture to cars, some are reluctant to give these online sales sites a try, afraid to meet up with a stranger to make a transaction that typically involves cash. >> now conshoh

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i think the british public are ot being unaccountability. he keeps outing wrong. u said we needed to defend it. >> completely understood control. >> it's going to happen. the whole house will want to unite in this way and mr. atulation the former speaker. >> banging on. >> > mr. and. football. fine, she is. unsurprisingly they bread it so. i have been trying since the beginning of this month to get them some support here. d i have failed to get a response to me because i've been rejected on the ground that they're not habitual residents here. i threatened them in the question time. >> they weren't getting no support from the dwp. what's a prime minister going to do. i have no resources. >> i'm very happy to look at the case. because shezz mentioned you must be absolutely terfiving. all the thanges are happening. i'm very clear on first responsibility is to help tack ebola in. i done think it's bad. in terms of united states. n terms of our constituents. and order -- >> you've been watching the prime minister's questions this week you can see it close in time live

it had more than $100,000 of unaccounted for money. they face another independent schwartz. >>> a federal judge struck down act an's 16-year ban yesterday. it is symbolic for the state because the alaska ban was the first of its kind in the nation. last week's actions by the court means same-sex couples can wed in 29 states. >>> if your family is off work and school, head town to columbus plaza in front of union station. it will honor christopher columbus. as part of the ceremony, the u.s. marine corps. band will play. you can hear speeches from diplomats from italy and spain. >>> a lot of questions about kirk cousins. his fourth quarter interception against the arizona cardinals. the team is 1-7 when he starts. you n see the skins try again at home this sunday. >> you have to get this thing to win. after that try to power on. one after the other. >> what else can you do? the skins will play the tennessee titans at 1:00 in the afternoon. you know, i can see he wants to be positive. man, his voice, the look on his face, it is tough alre

about two hours unless demand are met >>> the search is widening in nepal for dozens of trekkers unaccounted for. a series of blizzards and av lamption swept -- avalanches swept through the region. we'll cross to the himalayas, and sabina will tell us about the rescue efforts. officials are being criticized for not doing enough for the rescue efforts. >> yes, they have not been. since the early morning, we don't know how many choppers have come in. the army who are working on recovering and rescuing from here, there had to - they have to sideline the effort, because a whole bunch of trekkers who have been stranded on the other side in the valley started moving as the weather cleared. half the way the road is completely blocked, the path is blocked. around 40 people have to be rescued. every 10 minutes or so there has been a shopper coming with, like, trekkers and were stranded in these areas. and the trekking agencies have been saying that it's the government's job to tell people not to start crossing the path, especially when it is not clear, and the army is quite strained. they've been wor

. >>> remaining unaccounted for following a series of blizzards which caused an avalanche. at least 27 people are already confirmed dead. most of them former trekkers. this is the season in napal. and it attracts a lot of climbers. it has been a bad year for the climbing industry. an avalanche on mount everest. >> [ unintelligible ] we couldn't see anything in the snow. i was stuck in snow to here. and they asked me to -- he asked me to stay with him and really drug me. >> more on the rescue area in the an accord arrange. >>> it's a very popular pass where a lot of people cross every day. in the last days, a massive snowstorm trapped a lot of people. and yesterday, 18 people were rescued alive. and four bodies were flown out of here. they have been coordinating and rescuing these people. the snowstorm didn't only happen here, but also in the entire region. the army is having a difficult time, because the weather is very changeable. and rescuing at high altitude, and they're finding it difficult. they cannot bring it up because the wind has started picking up. >> russian pre

, we can go to nepal, because the trekking agency of that country says at least 85 climbers are unaccounted for after a blizzard which triggered avalanches. we think there are 20 people confirmed dead, most foreigners. four bodies have been recovered. let's get the latest, we can go life to the area and talk to our correspondents. start by telling us where you are, and what the situation is there. >> we are in a place at the base, muktinath, where most of the people are stranded. army choppers are around the corner. five bodies have been brought this morning. yesterday five bodies were taken to kathmandu. it seems unlikely, the weather is beautiful, but the army choppers were trying to rescue people earlier, and up in the pass, around 2,400 meters, the weather was turning and it will be difficult for the army to recover bodies or rescue people. just a while ago the army brought one person, and that person was choppered off to the hospital. >> isn't this usually the peak time for trekking in this part of the mountain range? >> it is the peak time, and the range is extremely popular route. hu

almost two dozen others are still unaccounted for, in what has become japan's worst volcanic eruptionarly a century. they continue to detect seismic activity in the area. the mountain is still spewing out steam. the popular hiking destination was packed with hikers when they were trapped around lunchtime on saturday. media reports says the deaths were caused by rock injuries and asphyxiation. in the foothills is a village. people are anxiously watching the billowing smoke. many are using masks as a precaution. this woman is 85 years old, and she has been praying. >> translator: i brought offering money to the shrine and prayed for the eruption to settle, so our hometown would not be lost; that we would be protected. >> reporter: for a few hours on thursday, the search for the missing was stopped because of heavy rain. it's a painful wait for those who haven't been able to find family members, but on the mountain, conditions are tough. rescuers say it's like working in damp concrete as they go over crevasses and unstable rock. but until everyone is accounted for, the task continues. >>

officials with nagano prefecture say 16 people are still unaccounted for. police officers said they had not been able to contact five people who had registered their trek in advance. and they said some climbers report their climbing mates have not yet returned. >>> police officers as well as self-defense force personnel and firefighters have been scheduled to resume their search friday morning near the summit. they were forced to cancel their operation for the day because of bad weather. >>> the head of the international monetary fund, christine lagarde, says the global economy is weaker than what many people thought. ai uchida joins us now frour business desk. ai, what can you tell us? >> analysts at imf regularly put out a report known as the world economic outlook. in it they include a growth forecast. but they've already downgraded their 2014 forecast numerous times. and will guard is still saying what finance minister and central bankers are doing is not enough. and she's calling for more structural reforms and spending on infrastructure to drive growt

officials say 38 people were evacuated but one person was unaccounted for. they later found him dead inside the building. >>> take a good look at this surveillance video. philadelphia police say that it shows the suspects in novembe november 2013 murder in the city's kingsessing neighborhood still unsolved 11 months later. the killing was one of nearly 250 in the city last year. >> but to the victim's grieving sister, it's much more than a crime statistic. bruce gordon with a story of frustration and fear. >> reporter: police say this surveillance video shows james brockington's killers walking down the 5400 block of christian street just moments before they took his life. brockington's sister says the video dredge up far too much pain. >> i can't watch it at this point. >> reporter: monique asked we not show her face. >> it's a year later, and they're still free. so, yes, that has me nervous. i don't know these people, and i don't want anyone to be able to recognize me. >> reporter: the suspects a husky black man with a full beard and braided hair and his a

a new audit discovered more than $100,000 is unaccounted for at low-income apartments in southeast. the d.c. government took control of the part southern complex last spring and the audit found $103,000 is either missing or it was misspent by the former nonprofit managers. "the washington post" reports the results have been turned over to federal investigators, one of park southerns former properties donated $20,000 to a campaign. a rival has called on becauser to give that money back. >>> and there's a good chance it will come up at this week's mayoral forrum, bouser and carol schwartz will all be here wednesday afternoon it's sponsored by nbc4 and "the washington post." you can watch it live online. muhammad ali, michael j. fox, some of the famous names who suffer from the same disease. but lot of people with parkinson's don't know where to get help. doctors and physical therapists held patients for both care givers to help them make sense of the shakes and tremors. a woman who has been diagnosed with parkinson's told us why the program is so important to her. >> parkinson's a z a

officials say 38 people were evacuated but one person was unaccounted for. they later found him dead insi inside. he has been identified as 63 year old william myers. >>> a coach under fire coming up local atheist groups crying foul from the side lines. what a football coach is accused of doing right before the big game. >> also, ahead a local woman confronted by her boss. what he's accusing her of doing that has her in trouble with the police. >>> keith? >> iain, was nick foles season last year a fluke? how could he be so cool and now this year so shaky? find out why his struggles may not be all his fall. that's coming up in sports. >> and coming up in weather, right now ultimate doppler showing light showers across the area. but look at all of the rain off to the west. the timing of this mess coming up and what it means for your weekend plans next. this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw

ten people inside the building are unaccounted for. no word of how many people were on the plane and of course we'll bring you more information as soon as it becomes available and you can follow this on our wusa9.com website. >>> also breaking this afternoon, the longest serving mayor in history has died. thomas menino died after a battle against advanced cancer. he was diagnosed not long after leaving office at the beginning of the year. menino is credited with guiding boston's economy and shaping its skyline during his unprecedented five consecutive terms in office. >>> a nurse from maine has broken her quarantine. officials wanted kaci hickox to stay under house quarantine for 11 more days until the ebola incubation period is over. but she was out and about in public this morning. >> reporter: caci hickox flew the cool. she broke her quarantine and went for a bike ride with her boyfriend in maine today. she returned from treating ebola patients in west africa last friday and spoke to reporters outside her house last night. >> there

they were going to question to see if anyone is unaccounted for. this is how they possibly have an identification. but the body is still here. the coroner has not arrived. we'll have more coming up at 5:00 and 6:00. reporting live from cupertino, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> eakd police are investigating the killing of a mother of three. 30-year-old perla avina hn her husband were driving -- and her husband were driving home from the grocery store when someone shot at their car. they were involved in a confrontation on 98th avenue. someone pulled out a gun and started shooting. avina was hit at least once. investigators are asking the for public's help and hope to find surveillance video of what happened. >> we're asking anyone who lives in the surrounding area of 98th avenue between the 400 block and 600 block or even some side streets, check your video, your surveillance video may have captured the before, during or after which would show the suspect's vehicle or the suspect. >> police don't have a description of the shooter or veh

. >> -- unaccounted for after a massive snowstorm caused the lives of more than 29 people according tohe latest figures released on army and civilian rescue workers say the number of those missing is based on the registered climate in the area may not actually reflect the brill numbers of those in danger. so far 23 people have been rescued with 15 still recovering in hospital in kathmandu. now it is the stuff that dreams are made of, the luxury train trip that is to connect budapest to tehran for the first time do . the first trip yesterday heading across the balkans, kurdistan, and on into persia. ♪ >> a loud hiss and a billow of smoke, the golden eagle danube express train pulls out heading east the dotted line 70 passengers on board settle down to enjoy some beautiful scenery rolling leisurely by all the way to tehran. it is the first trip of what become a hoax as many more to come. >> everyone is really hopeful that this will be a super project in the future, too. the first trip had such a fantastic reaction that the tickets in anglo-saxon countries were also that within days. >> l

on sunday over 1,000 people searched for the seven climbers unaccounted for since september 27th. rescuers near the summit found clothing and what appeared to be human remains which police are dna testing. 56 people have been confirmed dead. officials say it is the deadliest volcanic disaster in the country's post-war history. volcanic ash has accumulated in municipalities at the foot of the volcano. that has raised fears of mudslides. another storm swept through honshu eight days ago triggering a small mudslide in a river near the volcano. >>> vongfong continues to make its way through japan causing damage and prompting evacuations. our meteorologist jonathan oh joins us with the details. jonathan? >> yes, we are continuing to monitor vongfong as it moves across japan. i want to point out to you that while this system is very, very large, it is still packing quite a punch. it has been downgraded to a severe tropical storm. but in the process, still bringing lots of rain, because of the moisture coming in from the southern end of the system. and as we go throughout the overnight p

campaign demanded to bring back our girls, the 200 nigerian students kidnapped by boko haram are still unaccounted for. pushatalonia says it will through its vote on independence, albeit in a different form. the referendum

officials with nagano prefecture say 16 people are still unaccounted for. police officers said they have not been able to contact five people who had registered their trek in advance. and they said some climbers report their climbing mates have not yet returned. police officers, as well as self-defense force personnel and firefighters have been scheduled to resume their search friday morning near the summit. they were forced to cancel their operation for the day because of bad weather. >>> authorities in japan are changing the way they deal law-evading drugs. they're toughening punishment on users and dealers. and they labeled the herb as dangerous, after a rise in deaths and traffic accidents linked to the use of the drugs. nhk world's kurando tago reports. >> reporter: many are curious about what makes dangerous drugs so dangerous. this man, who wanted to remain anonymous in this interview, found out for himself. >> translator: i just took a little bit of the drugs, but i foamed at the mouth. i felt my heartbeat quicken, and i thought i was going to die.

dispatch and we found the staff's vac waiting, 38 people from the building, they had one person unaccounted for at that particular point in time and there is reason for the fire. >> fire officials say that fire was contain to the bedroom and causes under investigation. >>> right now coming up a at 5:03. we will get traffic and weather to go. better energy today. >> that within my advice if you have any plans you want to get outside, you know, this will be a good excuse to do that unless you are a duck and you like to run around this is rain. we have that on the way too here. lets take you out here and show you what is going on here and the temperature pattern that will take effect here. on this particular day of the year, new we're typically only topping off in the upper 60's. we have come from very nice warmth here over the course of last week. we will expect to see temperatures dip as the days progress and then they will rebound but friday looks like it will be a day that we will bottom out the most. here's is what going on, storm scan three bringing in high pressure many we will have a c

. >>> four people are confirmed dead and four others unaccounted tonight after a plane crash in wichita, kansas. a small plane slammed into a building right across the street from wichita's couldn't mental airport this morning. investigators from -- continental airport this morning. investigators from the faa and the ntsb are on the scene tonight. >>> a small hawaiian town at risk of being buried under molten lava under less than 100 yards from homes in pahoa. the lava advanced forward barely moving today as it pools in low spots on the ground. >>> a young woman with terminal cancer now says she no longer plans to end her life saturday. 29-year-old brittany maynard moved from california to oregon where she can legally kill herself with medication. she recently went public with her plans, but now she says she still enjoys spending time with her family and friends and ending her life just doesn't seem like the right thing to do right now. >>> there are some new efforts in prince george's county to help families recover from domestic violence. >> women were killed in eight domestic violenc

. >> at the hands of boko haram, the islamist terror group, the over wwhelming remain unaccount for. the campaign went viral in may after the girls vanished. it hasn't stopped. now, the news friday. there has been a kidnapping in the deal that launched that global campaign, bring back our girls. >> the deal is expected to include the release of the more than 200 school girls. the government announced a cease-fire which is a step toward bringing the girls home. >> the girls are alive and well and discussions will continue in this direction subsequently. >> one of the first people known to have tweeted bring back our girls says the social media fire sto storm. >> of course it did. if truly they were in negotiation, i think the social media campaign will take -- has contributed to what we achieve. >> that skepticism is shared. >> while boko haram has not yet responded to nigeria's claim. the news has brought cautious optimism. online campaigners say they won't stop until the girls are back. more than 180 days since their an du abduction, hope and more waiting. jessica king, cnn. >> well

johns hopkins public school of health, known as international -- author of best selling book "unaccountablewhat hospitals won't tell you. doctor, good to see you tonight. first of all, let's start with this. there is no cure for ebola, right? >> there's no cure. the mortality rate has ranged from 25% to 90% depending on the area and the epidemic. you know, there's been seven ebola outbreaks in the last few decades. and that's the range of mortality that we've seen. >> is she on the lower end of that given that she was in a hospital, that she got to a hospital soon and that she's already received the antibodies potentially from the plasma of a man who survived ebola? >> i think she is on the lower end of that. you know, i'm so glad she's doing better. time is on her side. every day that she progresses is a day of victory and a sign that she will have a full recovery. and i'm optimistic. >> what -- you know, when they downgraded her from good to fair condition today, is it possible -- you look at her there and you think, god forbid, she's not going to die. she's not going to die of this disea

the overwhelming majority of them remain unaccounted for.than 5 million tweeted bring back our girls. the immediate media campaign went there. the federal government and boko haram have agreed to a cease-fire. >> the deal is expected to include the release of more than 200 school girls. the government announces a cease-fire what they say is a step toward bringing the girls home. >> the terrorists assure that the girls are alive and well and that discussions will continue in this direction subsequently. >> one of the first girls known to have tweeted bring back our ger girls, the social media fire storm made a difference. >> of course it did. i think the social media campaign will take -- has contributed to what we have achieved. >> that skepticism is felt by many. i'm sure the majority of nie nigerians are thinking the same. online campaigners say they won't stop until the girls are back. >> eventually at least, the goal i set out for myself has been achieved more than one r180 daye their abduction, hope. >> jessica king, cnn. >> we will wat

at least five other people were taken to a hospital and for more are unaccounted for after the midcontinentirport. officials say the pilot was the only one on the plane, and the people confirmed dead were found inside the building. boston is mourning the death of former mayor thomas menino. he was first elected in 1990 three, was the city's first italian-american mayor, and served in office for more than 20 years. mayor menino was diagnosed with advanced cancer in february 20 14 shortly after leaving office. he announced last week he was suspending treatment and a book tour so he could spend more time with his family and friends. thomas menino, the former mayor was 71 years of atlantic city's first republican mayor since 1990 faces the closing of four casino's so far this year -- trump plaza, caesars, showboat, atlantic city, and revel. that means the loss of almost 7000 jobs, and that number will rise if trump taj mahal fails, too. the city'sbout gaming industry, the labor market, and the outlook. certainly, we would not put all our eggs in one basket with gaming. ofare at a point diversif

they are not sure about the unaccounted hikers. but estimated that there were hundreds in the area.hey are bringing the dead down the mountain and thousand troop ands firefighters are there. relatives are waiting in a nearby hall for news. there is a link between antibiotic and obeseitty. children who take more antibiotic by age two are likely to be oboes by age five. all right. doctor, the study is interesting. your kids get sec and this is the first thing they do ask for >> you wait two hours in the waiting room and they charge 2,000. and they don't give anything. and the parents are not happy. a mocks sillen. and studies show for sore throats and earaches and /v"1 sinuses. antibiotics are doing nothing. >> we have healthy bacteria, but if you are taking antibiotic. nbacteria help keep down theical rows and control the metabolism. and a mocks ti sillin. you kill the healthy. and you alter that connection and that leads to a change in the way you absorb theical rows. the percentage of kids under two who get antibiotic. 70 percent had two doses of antibiotics. and parents should be

. >> rescue workers believe that four people unaccounted for are the same four people found dead after a plane crash in kansas. at least five others are injured. authorities say it appears the plane lost power during takeoff and then crashed into a flight training facility. the national transportation safety board is investigating. >> is the millions of money being well spent? we dug into find who is really getting flagged for flying into restricted airspace. look through pages and pages of violations issued against pilots, checking to see who is really in the faa radar. pilots, commercial students, instructors, even members of the military have fined for flying into restricted airspace. cap is more than you think. -- it happens more than you think. the hundreds of enforcement actions taken in just the last four years by the faa and found that violations are not ultimately classified as a security issue. former military person, i can understand concerns, especially in the downtown area. athink that there needs to be reasonable theory, it should not be black and white. >> he will show y

supranational institutions in which nations would surrender sovereignty to this larger though often unaccountable institutions or creations. would you comment on that? >> well, is easy enough to do that. you simply enlarge their jurisdiction and then their quarrels within that jurisdiction are no longer called international wars. they're just all civil wars. that does not affect the reality it simply changes the name of what is happening. unless, of course, one establishes a really powerful, supernatural -- supranational authority in which case you call that violence police action. again, you call things by different names. in the latter case the violence will simply be worse. >> could you say something about how to the nature and substance of education in the united states has enabled a change of mindset? >> excellent question. my previous book the title of which was advice to of presidents has a chapter entitled you as the dictionary. the problem with american education is that it teaches people that it is not necessary to use a dictionary, to use words in their proper meetings. dictionaries te

at least 10 killed and 250 still unaccounted for. teandslide hit a big plantation this morning destroying more than 100 40 homes. they say was triggered by monsoon rains over the last few weeks. speaking of brains and heavy storms, today marks two years since what had been hurricane sandy rolled ashore as a superstorm. greta kreuz has a look at the aft or math. in the washington area largely escaped sandy but other areas especially new york and new jersey got clobbered. no longerh it's officially hurricane by the time it hit land, superstorm sandy was still blamed for 180 two deaths and $55 billion in damage. devastated oceanfront communities and caused catastrophic flooding in new jersey and new york city. residents are still struggling to rebuild. blasiok mayor bill de worked with habitat for humanity in brooklyn. a new report slamming the red cross saying it mishandled relief efforts. for instance, assigning emergency vehicles to a book relations while residents had no food or water. itits defense it said provided meals, blankets,

the people unaccounted for work in the building hit by the plane, but part of it collapsed and it became too dangerous to be inside. pilot told air traffic control he lost an engine before the plane crashed. >> mayor gray and president obama released at the same times today remembering mayor tom menino who died this morning. he served apunprecedented five terms as mayor in boston. he checked himself out of the hospital against his doctor's advice to lead boston's response to the marathon bombing last year. menino left office in january and was diagnosed with advanced cancer soon after that. president obama said bold, big hearted and boston strong, tom was the embedment of the city he loved and led for morning two decades. >>> now to the ebola crisis. talks about between kcasey hick h. hickox and officials wrote done. she went for a bike ride today and attention paid to an otherwise unremarkable event reflects the controversy surrounding the status of ai workers. hickox he refuses to submit to maine's request to avoid public contact for 21 days. >> there is no legal action against me, so

. >> i would personally let, rather than elect an unaccountable person do it and i would never have thrownensioners, city firefighters under the bhus. >> snitder's defense, the city was 18 million in the hole and those cuts are now working. >> it was one of the toughest decisions being made in the united states. it was the right decision to make, within a month or two months, most likely are coming out of bankruptcy. >> former democratic congressman mark shawer is railing on he only eliminated a loophole that allowed 50-year-olds to dodge taxes. the latest polling shows a toss up. snyder with a slight lead, 44.7, to 47.5. first lady michelle obama, at the detroit music hall. >> are we fired up? >> reporter: for the republicans, jeb bush hit three stops in the wolverine state. >> it is in play at the presidential level, at least theoretically. >> now the challengers getting some of the criticism, former congress map shaur refused to call the governor by his title, instead calling him rick throughout the evening. shauer was a no show. >>> please join me this weekend for an extensive look at

sent to iraq in pale e palettes of shrink-wrapped $100 bills that are now unaccounted for.n estimated 4 to $6 trillion has been spent on the war in iraq and afghanistan. that is just part of the money and cast of shady characters claiming expertise in counter terrorism. >> today's it's become a search for cash, and power and status for a whole class of people who have followed the gold rush. this has been really one of the largest transfers of wealth in american history. we've had this dramatic increase in a whole mercenary class that is now part of permanent -- state. >> james joining us now. congratulations on an incredibly-well reported and deeply distressing moment. >> thanks for having me. >> let's talk about a permanent war footing, it seems like this is the new model for war, clandestin clandestined, ceasecret, driven security companies is this how we conduct war now. >> yeah it doesn't seem to be anyway to get out of this period. now we have both the republicans and democrats who bought into the war on terror on a permanent basis. i think that was the interesting sh

more than 300 have been rescued since tuesday but no one knows how many are still unaccounted for.urvivor says this tragedy could have been avoided. >> the people have been led to their death unnecessarily. and the systems and processes that are in place have contributed towards those people dying. and i feel really, really sad that those people have died and that the people are still missing. and not only that, there are people that are injured. and this could have been prevented. >> one of the world's leading high altitude climber says the weather was only one of the factors that led to the disaster. >> i think it is one of the key questions, is the freak storm as many people have been caught in this. perhaps was not as freakish as we are led to believe. this storm cycle tends to cause a number of weather incidents. the u.s. had predicted this before they hit certain regions. so i think it would be foolish of us to think it is just the weather system that caused this disaster. but from my experience, looking at it from afar, i have no doubt that there are a number of factors whic

there are reports that ten people are unaccounted for. it's believed they were inside the flight safety building. the plane had just taken off from the airport but quickly turned around in an attempt to return to the airport. one person is listed in critical condition. of course, stay with nbc 10 news and nbc10.com for any new information to this story. >>> this afternoon at 3:00, "ellen" is all new and a little boy who became an internet station when he was interviewed at a state fair. then it's nbc 10 at 4:00, following money trail. local schools struggle to pay for the basics, the nbc 10 investigators reveal where millions are going and why that has so many educators upset this afternoon at 4:00. then at 5:00, parents know all about the dangers of children trick or treating in the dark but nighttime halloween fun faces another challenge, the call of the wild. how the great outdoors has some new jersey families on high alert. new at 6:00, a musicfe festival copping to delaware. we are are gathering details and why it could put a nationa

larry is campaigning, he is lining up to not just be a social security cutter but to be completely unaccountable saying he will only serve one term. i understand why he is doing it but the idea of putting someone in who will cut social security with no accountability to voters is really scary and he will be fighting with elizabeth warren who will reduce student debt, hold wall street accountable and better social security benefits. >> the scandal is surrounding his campaign right now. rick is in . so how does this play out? does weiland in your opinion have a real shot at winning this? and there's been several million dollars put in his campaign because national democrats are taking note of this race. what do you make of it? >> yeah rick could easily win this race. over $10,000 grass roots donations have been given, we're also proud to be partner. i've been talking to people on the ground, i will tell you even republican oriented farmer and ranchers don't like him and see him as corrupt. the big trick is can rick get his message out. it is important that all hands be on deck. he needs to hold bi

another person unaccounted for.osion lasted an hour and while it was horrendous couldn't help but watch. investigators look in the cause. >> now to the slow motion disaster in hawaii. lava now approaching a highway. if it's cut off more than 8 thousandths residents would be isolated. tonight the new worse. the air those residents breathe. rob is there. >> slow torture. that's what residents are calling the flow of half a.reshaping this island yard by yard as it make its relentless march to the town. patch as the lava surrounds this telephone pole in time lapse video. finger of lava 100 feet from the nearest house only one structure burned so far once it crosses the road it will cut the town in half. national guard calls up to help manage the slow moving disaste disaster. today we hike back to the lava field. look how much the field has expand entered just two days. this is the same spot 2 days ago except be were able to walk out there but we are not going there today. look how hot it is underneath. lava flow under f

a third person, possibly living there, is unaccounted for.ot a gas explosion but likely a drug lab, possibly making hash oil, a concentrated form of pot. >> we are confident that it wasn't a natural resource so if it's at the hands of another, then it will be criminal. >> reporter: three other units were badly damaged and will likely be red-tagged. back live, police just telling me that k-9 search dogs found nothing in the rubble. two tenants burned in the explosion remain in critical condition tonight at uc davis burn center in sacramento. hundreds of butane cans, yes, hundreds were found near the blast scene. we are told those are typically used in the manufacturing of ha hash or honey oil. it's likely neighbors did not know the drug operation was going on. police were never called about it. live in walnut creek, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> one pilot was killed and another seriously injured when a virgin galactic spacecraft exploded during a test flight over the mojave desert today. the experimental spaceship two had accept brseparated