>> we cover all things tech in washingt washington. we spun out of "the wall street journal" in january and the whole team is happy to be there. >> host: go on with the question. >> let's talk about the spectrum auction and the green hill report. i know you are looking at that with great interest and they have been asking for months. but the report suggested that broadcasters would give up 120 megahertz or a 100 megahertz for your members to buy. do you think -- a lot of folks thought it was a stretch goal and they will not get that much. where do you think these things stand? >> guest: there are 2100 broadcasters out there. i can tell you our carriers are primed and whatever they will put out there we will be there with check books and buy them. >> are there other things you think the agency needs to do to encourage broadcasters to come to the table? >> guest: i think they are doing a great job balancing. we have a couple technical issues involved like what kind of interference is going to be involved in the spectrum but the fcc is do

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i'm andrea mitchell in washingt washington. today we are learning that 100 people may have come in contact with thomas eric duncan or his family including school children. they are monitoring those individuals. dung an remains at texas health presbyterian report in serious condition. the hospital did not initially handle the situation well and he alerted the cdc himself about his uncle. >> one day when he first went there with the symptom coming from liberia, they should have done something immediately. they sent him back home only to get sick and come back by ambulance. >> joining me now is nbc's kate snow and from cleveland, an infectious disease expert at case medical center. kate, you have the breaking news, the exclusive interview with the nephew. the nephew called the cdc. from dallas, i'm not sure how you can figure out how to call the cdc. >> he lives in north carolina and he called the main 1-800-number and he called them. this he said was on monday of this week. after feeling frustrated and feeling like nothing was ge

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