speaker is dallas county judge, clay lewis jenkins. judge jenkins? >> good morning, and happy sunday to everyone on the call. i want to start off by thanking all of the people who are currently being monitored and their families. i realize that when you are being monitored, en with a low risk for ebola, it is a very unsettling and frankly, terrifying process to worry about. and i am praying for all of you and many others are as well. this morning, i had the opportunity to participate in half of a mass, and it was a mass by the bishop of the archdiocese of dallas for the catholic church where 1.2 million catholics are under his leadership, and the sermon was on ebola. and remaining calm and showing compassion and our duties to our fellow man. i know that is a message that is being preached throughout synagogues, chufrnlingz and mosques in the dallas county area and so i want to thank the faith community for stepping up for the faith leader who found the home fluis and the young me and for all of the faith leaders who have stepped up as you always do in times of crisis. i want the public

. >>> this was the scene outside clay jenkins' house in dallas county texas this summer. he's the top elected official in dallas county. by title he's the dallas county judge. this summer he announced the county of dallas -- excuse me, dallas county would shelter unaccompanied minors who crossed the border. he said dallas county would welcome all children. once he said that, the protesters showed up outside the judge's house. clay jenkins has been at the heart of the response of the first diagnosis of ebola in this country which also happened in dallas, texas. friday he showed up at the apartment where the ebola patient stayed. the judge personally drove the man's family. he moved them to a house he'd helped find. just like in the bible, there needed to be room in the inn for these folks in their time of need. i don't know how that looks to you. this is one perspective. the headline at brighthart.com. naive liberal texas judge enters ebola apartment without protection. or this one. liberal judge drives ebola exposed family. attends presser wearing same shirt. the same shirt! scandal. that jud

itself. thank you for being here. >> thanks. >> up next, dallas county judge, clay jenkins, who became nationally known in this nation as overseeing the ebola response in dallas. judge jenkins joins us next. we will be right back. >>> i know it's a frightening situation. i know you watch it on the news when it was about dallas, it was frightening. that it's here in new york, it's more frightening. new york is a dense place. a lot of people on top of each other, but the more facts you know, the less frightening this situation is. we have had a full, coordinated effort that has been working, literally, night and day coordinating city, state and federal resources, coordinating and drilling from airports to transportation to subway stations to ambulances to hospitals, so we are as ready as one could be for this circumstance. what happened in dallas was actually the exact opposite. dallas, unfortunately, was caught before they could really prepare, before they really knew what they were dealing with in dallas. we had the advantage of learning from the dallas experience. >> new york governor

county, texas. clay jenkins is the top elected official in dallas county. by title, he is the dallas county judge. this summer, he announced that dallas county would shelter unaccompanied minors who crossed the border. he said all children are made in the image of god. once he said that, the protesters showed up outside of his house. more recently, clay jenkins has been at the heart to the response of first diagnosis of ebola in this country, which also happened in dallas texas. hoe cede just like in the bible, there needed to be room at the inn for these folks in their time of need. i don't know how that looks to you, where you are, but this is one perspective. naive liberal judge breaks protection. >> same oppressor wearing same shirt. same shirt. scandal. >> that judge from dallas county, the one with the protesters outside his house and the right wing media scandalized in their right wing ignorance is leading the response to if first-ever u.s. diagnosed case and he is our guest tonight for the interview. stay with us. ♪ there's confidence... then there's trusting your vehicle m

jenkins, who personally escorted the ebola patient family to new living quartz. we'll ask dr. anthony fauci. >>> a shakeup at the secret service after a nobody of shocking security failures. >> how much would it cost to lock the front door of the white house? >> it's clear our security plan was not properly executed. this is unacceptable. and i take full responsibility. >> what's next for the agency charged with keeping our president safe? we'll ask a member of the senate homeland security committee kelly ayotte and one of president obama's former secret service agents dan bongino. >>> the secret service and va and the irs scandals, can we trust the federal government to do its job? our sunday panel weighs in all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> and hello again from fox news in washington. that liberian man who became the first person diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. is now in critical condition in a dallas hospital. meanwhile, at newark, new jersey, airport, health officials who met a plan landing saturday with a sick liberian passenger have now cleared him. we'll talk with two of

county judge clay jenkins, the county's chief executive, director of homeland security and emergency management there. we're also going to hear from dallas mayor mike rawlings as well as texas health resources chief clinical officer dan varga. >> if confirmed by the cdc, though, this would be the first time someone has contracted the deadly virus inside the united states, which is what makes it so telling here. but we do know that this was a health care worker. this is something that came from the texas department of state health services. a health care worker at texas health presbyterian hospital who provided care for the ebola patient hospitalized there has tested positive for ebola in a preliminary test at the state public health laboratory in austin. confirmatory testing will be conducted by the cdc in atlanta. as we await this press conference here any moment in dallas, there will be a cdc conference as well, news conference for us at 11:00. >> let's get more of the details. we've got our ed lavandera there inside, awaiting the start of this news conference. ed, there's so many

. today, dallas county's top elected official judge clay jenkins, we've talked to him about other matters on this show, he's a guy with a very big heart and who is trying very, very hard. we spoke to him on this show on efforts in dallas to provide schooling and welcoming family environment homes for kids coming uncompanied across the border from south america into mexico -- sorry into texas. dallas county judge jenkins personally went and visited the family in that apartment, staying in the apartment where the ebola patient had gotten so sick. clay jenkins went there today, apologized to family members of the man who has gotten sick, told them he was sorry they had been confined in the apartment with infectious waste with no way to clean up. texas officials wanted to find another place to move the individuals as they're monitored to see if they develop symptoms of the disease but as of this afternoon that had not yet happened. before the cleaning guys showed up in their vinyl wrapped trucks and hazmat suits the families had been putting things in plastic bags themselves, hoping t

parsons, seen here, and experience helicopter instructor. 47 yard william jenkins was a pilot flying as part of a training exercise good macfawn wasbreandan along for the ride. >> we are all shocked. that we nevering want to have happened. thehe 55-year-old pilot in 75-year-old passenger miraculously walked away with minor injuries. these body shop owners were one of the first to run and help get them out. they reached the pilot first. >> he realized we were trying to help him. i got him out and helped him down. then we went to the other side and steve was trying to help the older gentleman out. he was stuck in the seatbelt. >> the plane nose with him on the ground. but the whole time, the retreat crackling. we were worried about the plane flipping this way. is still hanging on in the trees. if you look live there, just under the parachute, you can see the wing of that plane. advanced helicopter concepts has voluntarily suspended all flying while it cooperates with ntsb officials in the investigation. john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much be or do we want to breaking news

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, texas. dallas county judge clay jenkins is the man leading the emergency response there. on friday he escorted the family to thomas duncan was staying with to a temporary home for their quarn teen, and he did it without wearing any protective gear. judge jenkins faces the question, would you did i do that? why did you come in close contact with the people who were in closest contact with thomas duncan without any protective gear. honestly did you have no fear being catching ebola? >> chris, i wanted that family to be treated the way i would want my family treated if i were in the hospital and they were worried about my safety and catching this virus. i wanted to treat them as human beings, knolls a space man in a protective suit. i was assured by our top -- state's top health officials and the cdc that it was safe to do it the way i did it, and i know the family appreciated us doing it in that way. i'm glad that we got them out of a situation where i was unhappy to see that family living in the situation they were living in, and they are now, thanks to someone who stepped up in the fa

jenkins. we have been looking for a play making leader since dawkins, not comparing the two but jenkins is playing better than advertised and better than he played in new orleans. malcolm jenkins my m.v.p. through six games. >>> surprise move in seattle. wide receiver percy harvin has been traded from the seahawks to the jets. harvin has been injured a lot of his nfl career. playing on a $67 million contract when he's healthy, though, he is a game breaker. >>> temple owls on the road in houston with their spotless conference record on the line. first quarter is where we pick it up. >>> temple down by a field goal. pj walker steps back and throws and picked off by stuart. he took it 29 yards to the house. the owls trailing 17 to three in the seconds quarter of play. >>> to the flyers now. they start that three game road trip tomorrow in dallas. they hope to have defensive man braden coburn back in the lineup he's missed the last three games with a lower body injury. the orange and black still looking for win number one on this season and this road trip will be against three playoff teams

for being here. >> thanks. >> up next, dallas county judge, clay jenkins, who became nationally known in this nation as overseeing the ebola response in dallas. judge jenkins joins us next. we will be right back. a single ember that escapes from a wildfire can travel more than a mile. that single ember can ignite and destroy your home or even your community you can't control where that ember will land only what happens when it does get fire adapted now at fireadapted.org >>> i know it's a frightening situation. i know you watch it on the news when it was about dallas, it was frightening. that it's here in new york, it's more frightening. new york is a dense place. a lot of people on top of each other, but the more facts you know, the less frightening this situation is. we have had a full, coordinated effort that has been working, literally, night and day coordinating city, state and federal resources, coordinating and drilling from airports to transportation to subway stations to ambulances to hospitals, so we are as ready as one could be for this circumstance. what happened in

top elected official, judge clay jenkins, warning today given the two infections of health care workers in dallas already, it is reasonable to expect more from the dallas experience of coping with thomas eric duncan. judge jenkins also announced that he would prepare a legal order restricting any of the health workers who treated thomas eric duncan from traveling as long as they're still being monitored for symptoms. this new order coming after the second nurse diagnosed with the virus today was reported to have traveled on a commercial airliner yesterday despite the fact that she had a low grade fever. she reportedly called the cdc told them she had the low grade fever, she reported she was being monitored as a connection with thomas duncan, but the person at the cdc did not say she shouldn't get on the plane. in retrospect they said she shouldn't have gotten on that plane. it will be illegal for any other worker being monitored in dallas to even try to take that sort of a commercial flight. joining us is the man at the center of this crisis in the country, judge jenkins. thank

jenkins. we will show you their debate of the moment, but first, here are some of the ads airing in the race. >> on fixed income, it's punishing. the carbon tax, skyhigh rates. cutting benefits for seniors on health care forcing some into nursing homes. for us.t the choice, evan jenkins. trusted to keep our costs down. he worked with joe manchin to get rid of the fruit tax. for west virginia, not obama. when evan jenkins voted against raising the state's minimum wage, he abandoned west virginians and sided with his wall street financial backers. they want to privatize medicare. willing toanyone work hard should be paid a decent wage and medicare should never be privatized. putting west virginia's first. >> i approve this message. >> i'm evan jenkins and i approve this message. lights on heree and across the america. but then he pulled the switch. largest epa the budget in history bankrolling the war on coal with our tax dollars. four coalonitors -- miners, he slashed benefits and he lies about it. turn the lights out on him. i'm joe manchin. we hear a lot of outrageous nones in politics

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okay. they drilled it home they made the point where you might have seen judge jenkins he drove with louise, duncan's fiancee to a steakhouse where they are being monitored. drove 45 minutes with him and went into the apartment where he was decontaminated. the only way you can contract it is if you get some kind of body fluid on you. they are prit petty much stickio that. they want to see what the preach in protocol cauwas they are loog at it before you go into the isolation chamber who is with you and when you come out and strip off the gear what are you doing with that gear? >> james rose, thank you so much. >> with me now is dr. mark seigel and dr. david somati. we have tom fredon the cdc director who announces he has a new five part plan to prevent what's happening in dallas from ever happening again. i want you gentlemen to start thinking about this. the dallas hospital sends a guy who says he's from west africa home then we have a healthcare nurse who is suited up wearing all of the protective gear, she ends up contracting the virus, and now they have a new five point plan

jenkins and personally escorted the family of the patient to new living quarters and posing the questions you're asking. to the head of the national institute of allergy and infectioi infectioi infectious diseases, dr. anthony fauci. >>> and then security failures. >> how much would it cost to lock the front door of the white house when. >> it is clear that the security plan was not properly executed. this is unacceptable and i take full responsibility. >> what is next for the agency charged with keeping our president safe? we'll ask kelly ayotte and one of president obama's former secret service agents dan bongino. >>> plus, with growing concerns over ebola, the secret service and the va and irs scandals, can we trust the federal government to do its job? our sunday panel weighs in. all right now. on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in sunday. that liberian man boecoming the first person diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. is in critical condition in a dallas hospital. meanwhile, at newark, new jersey, airport health officials who met a plane landing saturday with a si

oscar pistorius. this is a piece by simon jenkins. it goes against the grain of other articles. it says he should not going to jail. he is guilty and killed his girlfriend, but his life is ruined. no one will be deterred by his sentence. >> that is "the guardian." other papers are applauding the sentence. >> this is from "the independent." she applauds the fact that he was sentenced at all. she applauds the judge as a fair woman. it is right that same and tell could not save him. it says a lot about how far modern south africa has come in recent years. i pulled out an animated cartoon from "the mail and guardian." it is critical about the media frenzy around the trial. it is pointing out the media was so obsessed with the oscar pistorius trial. that was grabbing all of the headlines. that's what the animated cartoon says. >> papers continued to pay tribute to the ceo of total after he was killed in a plane crash. >> still a lot of emotion in the french press. one paper pays tribute to him and call him somebody who uses petroleum for incendiary purposes. there is a lot of emotion in

west virginia's third congressional district, nick rahal is facing evan jenkins we will show you their debate in just a moment. first, here are some of the ads airing in the race. >> on fixed income, it's punishing. carbon tax, skyhigh electric rates. he cut benefits for seniors home health care. forcing some into nursing homes. cashing in for himself. nick rahall is not for us. the choices evan jenkins. trusted on to keep our costs down. jenkins, west virginia, not obama. i am evan jenkins. i approve this message. >> and when evan jenkins voted against raising the statement among wage he abandon west virginians and sided with his new york billionaire financial backers. they oppose raising the minimum wage. they want to privatize medicare. that anyonebelieves willing to work hard should be paid a decent wage. medicare should never be privatized. nick rahall put west virginia's first. i am nick rahall. i approve this message. >> i am evan jenkins and i approve this message. >> for generations, coal cap alights on. here and across america. then, nick rahall pulled the switch. rahal

and family describe as big hearted, compassionate, devoted to caring for others. judge clay jenkins has been at the community heart of this. right now, are you in the thick of this you also are in contact with the family, i understand. i want to hear from you. first of all, tell me about this young woman. you talked to the community. you talked to the family. i want to say, not using the name, some publications have, nbc isn't doing so until the family or others divulge that name. >> that's heroic to your list of adjectives you gave about this young woman. for her and her family, health care is a calling. she knew the risk of catching this disease. she volunteered anyway. she took her temperature. she did everything correctly in going to the isolation, so that the risk to others would be minimized. it was caught extremely early. the protocols put in place to check on her health worked and she, as far as after she, the breach happened and she was unfortunately affected, we are searching to find out exactly what that brooch is. but we brought in a large team and we've made improvement

clay jenkins told my colleague he only wants one patient treated at the hospital at a time. and craig joins us from dallas. so craig, is that the explanation of why ms. vinson was transported to emory? >> reporter: that is the best explanation we've gotten so far. that would go a long ways in explaining precisely why it is that nina pham remains here in good condition. he would not confirm that is the only reason that jenkins went on to say that it is a matter of using this hospital's resources most effectively. while i'm talking to you, tamron, roughly three miles away here at north dallas we're seeing the second round of cleaning at amber vinson's apartment. i think we have a live look at that. the second round of cleaning going on at amber vinson's apartment. you have the workers who were there yesterday, again, wearing the hazmat suits, meticulously going over the apartment. we were told by officials at dallas they continue to go door-to-door at the apartment complex to answer any questions folks might have. going back to what judge clay jenkins told me again, the judge here in da

you think should be taken? senator jenkins. >> we have all been moved obviously in profound ways with the beheadings and what has happened. and every discussion always starts with, why did we wait so long. the president called it the j.b. crew. he didn't take it seriously. back when assad in syria a couple of years ago horrifically used chemical weapons against his citizens, and was just trying to figure out what to do, nick rahall said, i want to give the president of the doubt. we need leadership. our country is not respected around the world. we are a johnny-come-lately -- [laughter] >> it seems like to every crisis. i fully support air strikes in iraq. i fully support air strikes in syria. but i also want to make sure that all of the arab communities steps up to the plate and put their boots on the ground, put their men and women, like we do, on the line. i'm telling you, this isis stuff just shows how much our lack of leadership has led to a much more dangerous world we live in. >> thank you. congressman rahall? >> isis is a threat to america's national security. it must be

jenkins the man heading up the dallas county side of the operation he drove with louise duncan's fiancee he rode in the car 45 minutes with him he went into the apartment that was still being decontaminated. he did that to send a message saying the only way you can contract this is if you get some kind of body fluid on you. they are pretty much sticking to that. they want to see what the breech in protocol was. they are taking a closer look at everything from the time before you go to the isolation chamber when you strip off that gear how is that -- what are you doing with that gear? >> james, thank you so much. >> with me fox news medical a team members dr. mark seigel and dr. samati. whiff tom fre-- we have tom fren announces he has a five part plan to prevent what happens in dollas from ever happening again. i want you gentlemen to think about this. we have the dallas hospital sends a guy with symptoms from west africa home. then we have a healthcare nurse who is suited up wearing all of the protective gear. she ends up contracting the virus and now they have a new five point plan tha

. and resume is very lengthy very illustrative. thank you for being here. honorable jenkins, county judge for dallas county. for thesponsible truancy court system. addition, he is the chief elected official of the county. judge jenkins is responsible for the county's disaster and preparedness. he is the person to manage the county's 24-hour operation. thank you for being here, sir. the university of texas, with expertise on diseases, including influenza, hepatitis, sexually transmitted diseases as well as outbreaks, including ebola as well. thank you so much for being here. recognizesow dr. leakey. >> good afternoon. chairman.you, thank you, ranking member, sheila jackson lee and all the today. here i thank you for this opportunity to discuss our efforts here in spread ofprevent the ebola. i want to start by saying i know the people in dallas and the and i know state, also in the rest of the nation, are scared. disease a frightening consequences.lth is it unknown? something we've diagnosed here within our borders before. and the specter of the heartbreaking outbreak in west reminds

might have seen judge jenkins he drove with louise, duncan's fiancee to a steakhouse where they are being monitored. drove 45 minutes with him and went into the apartment where he was decontaminated. the only way you can contract it is if you get some kind of body fluid on you. they are prit petty much stickio that. they want to see what the preach in protocol cauwas they are loog at it before you go into the isolation chamber who is with you and when you come out and strip off the gear what are you doing with that gear? >> james rose, thank you so much. >> with me now is dr. mark seigel and dr. david somati. we have tom fredon the cdc director who announces he has a new five part plan to prevent what's happening in dallas from ever happening again. i want you gentlemen to start thinking about this. the dallas hospital sends a guy who says he's from west africa home then we have a healthcare nurse who is suited up wearing all of the protective gear, she ends up contracting the virus, and now they have a new five point plan that they are going to implement, so hearre's my question to

fol foles. my choice is safety malcolm jenkins we've been looking for a play maker leader since dawkins i'm not comparing the two but jenkins is playing better than advertised, better than played in new orleans, malcolm jenkins my mvp through the first sick games of the season. >> all right. temple putting its unbeaten conference record on the road at houston. late in the first half pj walker avoids a rush and throws into the end zone and keith kirkwood came down with the 39-yard touchdown. temple trailing 17-10 in the third. >> ♪ it's time for a victory it's time to start the clock, it's time to really rock. it's time for a victory. whoo! >> it's time for the friday football frenzy. take it away beasley! >> whoo! >> all right. excellent job did we get to your town, your team, your kids on tv the friday football frenzy spanning the delaware valley all the way to the lehigh valley let's get started in the city. olney versus martin luther king people ask me who's the best player in the city. suit tan jones has got to be in the discussion. you think he's down. no. here he come. h

really looking forwat ting out and resuming their lives. >> just clay jenkins says the family is concerned about how the community will treat them. four children who were clear went back to school monday, a day earlier than expected. >> they do not have ebola. there are people who have been through an incredible ore deal and they need our compassion and support. >> people in texas are being monitored including the two people who came in contact with the two nurses who contracted ebola while caring for duncan. the cdc is announcing stricter procedures for health care workers treating ebola patients including full body suits and hoods. and the pentagon is getting together a quick response team. and the united nation said it's third worker has died, but there's progress in halting the spread. nigeria reports it's free of ebola. >> governor brown will sit down with nurses to discuss safety precautions. two nursing organizations are asking state regulators to require suits and hands on training for ebola. >>> instead of solving one murder, police in indiana may have caught a serial ki

smith, grier, harper, jenkins, vilma. it's a big deal. we haven't replaced them yet with leaders on the defensive side. so rob brian, i think has gone back to basics a little bit. it goes against his dna to not blitz. but two weeks in a row now maybe simplifying things thepd defense. >> here is harris the backup running back. taken down. he lost on offenses with sproles. saints lost a lot of guys to free agency during the off-season, trades, and what have you. and didn't pick up very much. but seemed to have righted the ship at least in the friendly confines of the mercedes benz super dome. there they were. some big names. >> cris: if you're a saints fan, it's hard to believe you're going to be playing for first place in your division next week with four losses. built that's the way it goes on thursday night. >> al: they go to charlotte. so another home win. another win by 21 points. 12 straight prime time wins in the regular season. also two in the playoffs. almost every one of them has been at the end of the day or night a route. game was tied at the half at 16. the second half be

. take a look. >> four murders in 11 days. a judge decides nico jenkins is responsible for all of them. >> nikko jenkins was released from prison early after serving only half his sentence. the head of the omaha police union says jenkins is the poster child for why the good-time law is a farce. it allows criminals like jenkins to be released early. >> the undertones of this ad are obvious, and it immediately brings to mind the infamous willie harton ad from the 1988 presidential campaign. >> his revolving door prison policy gave furlough to murderers not eligible for parroll. one was willie horton, weekend prison passes, dukakis on crime. >> we've seen the gop use these misleading, fear-mongering ads for years. part of the southern strategy of using racial fears and division to win election. another famous example is this ad from jesse helms 1990 senate race. >> you needed that job. and you were the best qualified. but they had to give it to a minority because of a racial quota. for racial quotas, harveyegant. against racial quotas, jesse helms. these race-baiting ads had no place in o

jenkins is our final speaker. >> good morning. happy sunday to everyone on the call. i want to start off by thanking all of the people currently being monitored and their families. realize that when you are being monitored, even with a low veryfor ebola, it is a unsettling and terrifying process to worry about. and praying for all of you many others are as well. this morning i had the part -- had the opportunity to participate in half of a mass. 1.2 million catholics are under his leadership. ebola and was on remaining calm and showing compassion and our duties to our fellow man. a message being preached throughout synagogues, churches, and mosques in the dallas county area. i want to thank the fate community for stepping up, for the faith leader who found him, for the hope for louise and three young men. they have stepped up as they always do in times of crisis. i want the public to remember we have the same sort of concerns as some people have the same types of panic when we had the west nile i -- west nile virus outbreak in 2012. i'm speaking to you from our eu see in dallas count

state of texas and dallas. thank you. >> thank you, dr. lakey. clay lewis jenkins is our final speaker. >> good morning. happy sunday to everyone on the call. i want to start off by thanking all of the people currently being monitored and their families. i realize that when you are being monitored, even with a low risk for ebola, it is a very unsettling and terrifying process to worry about. i am praying for all of you and many others are as well. this morning i had the opportunity to participate in half of a mass. it was amassed by the bishop of the archdiocese of dallas, the catholic church where 1.2 million catholics are under his leadership. the sermon was on ebola and remaining calm and showing compassion and our duties to our fellow man. that is a message being preached throughout synagogues, churches, and mosques in the dallas county area. i want to thank the fate community for stepping up, for the faith leader who found him, for the hope for louise and they have stepped up as they always do in times of crisis. i want the public to remember we have the same sort of conce

to say thank you to judge jenkins. his leadership in the last 48 hours has been remarkable. and we have been proud to serve on his team. the movement of this family was a moving moment for me. judge jenkins met them at their apartment. drove them in the car down to this location. and i welcomed them and we both saw them say thank you. and it was an important moment, i think, for this family, for the county and the city. and i think for the citizens of this town. we continue to work closely with cdc, thank you for your effort. they were out this afternoon talking to all of the residents and continuing the communication about the facts of this disease. remember, there is zero chance that you can get this disease if you don't have contact with somebody that is actively showing symptoms of this. there was only one person in this city of dallas that is actively showing. and they are at presbyterian hospital. and they are quarantined and safe. we're making sure we go through those 50 people to prioritize them in low and high risk in having the appropriate protocol to work with each of th

county. >> judge clay jenkins, appreciate your time. keep us posted. >> thank you. >> judge clay jenkins there, akin to a county executive here in dallas. >>> after the break, more from dallas on the ebola virus when texas congresswoman johnson weighs in to-o that proposed travel ban. >>> also, former health and human services secretary michael levin and i will talk about expectations of ron klain's role as ebola czar. lots coming up on "the reid report." so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are no branches? 24/7 it's just i'm a little reluctant to try new things. what's wrong with trying new things? feel that in your muscles? yeah... i do... try a new way to bank, where no branches equals great rates. [ male announcer ]gs the little things we do... can make a big difference. every time you use dawn, you're using a brand that supports wildlife rescue efforts. experts trust dawn... because it's tough on grease yet gentle. ♪ you by my side makes the little things so good ♪ ♪ be a part of the bigger picture. ♪ and your kindness makes ♪ the little things that you do for me ♪

county judge lewis jenkins. >> good morning, and happy to sunday to everyone on the call. i want to start off by thanking all of the people who are currently being monitored and their families. i realize that when you are being monitored even with a low risk for ebola, it is a very unsettling and frankly t terrifying process to the worry about. and i am praying for all of you and many others are as well. this morning, i had the opportunity to participate in half of a mass. it was a mass by the bishop of the archdiocese of dallas for the cath rick church where 1.2 million catholics have been -- >>> we have been listening to part of the briefing for the centers of disease control now being taken over by folks in texas, and giving us the update, and i think that the bullet points out of here, dr. david lakey, who is head of the texas department of health said no new cases, and no one is showing signs of having contracted ebola from the one patient that is now obviously, and the only one in the u.s. with we also learned from dr. tom frieden, the director of the centers for disease contr

. as you can see, each member up here has a specific role to play on this team. county judge jenkins is leading this effort. we appreciate cdc on tracking down these contacts and the expertise and mr. miles running the school front. what we're trying to do at the city is to make sure that we create a calm and safe environment for those people to do their work. that's our primary focus. this business is very local. when i say local, i don't mean dallas. i mean a very specific neighborhood in the northeast part of dallas. as clay said, jennifer gates has been out there almost nonstop with the neighborhood talking to people and communicating with them. the second thing we have done is we have had reverse 911 calls to all of the residents. we've talked to them. we've explained to them what's happened. and we've given them the option to call us back. as i've said before, if citizens have any questions, they need to call 311. we will be able to give them a full explanation of what's happening and answer any questions that are challenging. if they feel sick, they need to call 911. and we will

made the point where you might have seen judge jenkins he drove with louise, duncan's fiancee to a steakhouse where they are being monitored. drove 45 minutes with him and went into the apartment where he was decontaminated. the only way you can contract it is if you get some kind of body fluid on you. they are prit petty much stickio that. they want to see what the preach in protocol cauwas they are loog at it before you go into the isolation chamber who is with you and when you come out and strip off the gear what are you doing with that gear? >> james rose, thank you so much. >> with me now is dr. mark seigel and dr. david somati. we have tom fredon the cdc director who announces he has a new five part plan to prevent what's happening in dallas from ever happening again. i want you gentlemen to start thinking about this. the dallas hospital sends a guy who says he's from west africa home then we have a healthcare nurse who is suited up wearing all of the protective gear, she ends up contracting the virus, and now they have a new five point plan that they are going to implement,

passengers, 47-year-old william jenkins and 35-year-old brendan macfawn died instantly. >> chris parsons was an experienced helicopter instructor here at advanced helicopters. he was the instructor on board. advanced helicopter concepts is more than a company. we're a close group of people who are almost family. >> reporter: chris hollings a pilot himself took no questions as he spoke to reporters but was clearly emotional. >> this is a horrible day for us. this is just a terrible situation and we're all shocked and horrified by it. this is something we never want to have happen. >> that was delia goncalves reporting there. a helicopter of the same make and model belonging to the same company crashed on interstate 70 about 15 miles west of frederick back in 2009. back then all four people aboard died. the ntsb ruled that crash was an accident due to poor nighttime visibility all because of fog. >>> there will be more shut eye for students of fairfax county. the school board voted to push back start times for middle and high school. the middle school will start at 7:30. high school around

jenkins, 47 of morsisson, colorado. and breandan mac fawn, from cumberland, maryland. all three men were on board the helicopter. >> part of the crash scene illuminated so they can examine the two aircraft involved in an unusual mid-air collision at the frederick, maryland, municipal airport. >> the helicopter's destroyed. >> just before 4:00 p.m., witnesses reported hearing a loud boom from not far above the tree line. >> i saw an airplane hit a helicopter. it proceeded down. i checked to see what was going on, pulled both those guys out. >> the plane crashed into a wooded area, amazingly the pilot and his passenger were uninjured. records show it's owned by graeves in maryland. they say the plane's blisk parachute may have played a role in their survival. >> the parachute system that's installed on the aircraft has resulted in the successful landing of several of their airplanes. >> tragically, the robinson helicopter did not fare as well. it crashed into a storage facility with catastrophic consequences. the ntsb says that at the time of the collision the plane was on approach to

, including dunk can't's fiance louise troe and her family. judge clay jenkins says troe's family is concerned about how the community will treat them, especially the children who go back to school tomorrow. >> they do not have ebola. they are people who have been through an incredible ordeal and people who need our compassion, our respect and our love. >> reporter: about 120 people continue to be monitored in texas, including people who had contact with the two nurses who considered ebola while caring for duncan. nina pham and amber vinson are in stable condition in hospitals in maryland and atlanta. the cdc is announcing stricter provisions for people treating ebola. including full body suits. >>> the latest the world health organization has declared nigeria officially free of the ebola virus. nigeria reported 20 cases, including eight deaths but there hasn't been a new case in 42 days, which is way past the incubation period. >>> dc police are following up on a lead after a shooting in the northwest leaving one man dead and two others wounded. police a one of the men was shot in the back, a

melissa back. >> a popular teacher tazed and dumped in a river. a search for justice for melissa jenkins. >> and a

helicopter are, kristoffer parsons, 29 years old of westminster, maryland. william jenkins, 47-year-old of morrison, colorado. 35-year-old brendan mcfawn of cumberland, maryland. the survivors, home tonight, scott graeves of brookville, maryland and 75-year-old gilbert porter of sandy spring, maryland. >> it is not a hot air balloon. it is an aircraft with a parachute. >> thursday afternoon a small single engine plane was only a half mile from landing at frederick municipal airport when it collided mid air with a helicopter. >> i heard the bang and i looked up and it was right there. >> witnesses say the aircraft were both flying very low around 100 feet when it happened. > went out that way toward the monocacy boulevard -- >> he says the parachute deployed allowing it to land on a stand of trees. >> one of the pilots is in a tree right now. >> state police say the two men on the plane walked away from the crash one uninjured and the other with just a laceration. >> we're advised that another craft just went down. >> the helicopter quickly plunged to the ground. what polar couldn't beli

them. they are looking forward to getting out and resuming their lives. >> judge clay jenkins says tro's family is concerned about how the community will treat them, especially the children who go back to school tomorrow. >> they do not have ebola. they are people who have been through an incredible or deal and they are people who need our compassion, our respect, and our love. >> about 120 more people continue to be monitored in texas. including people who came in contact with the two nurses who contracted ebola while caring for duncan. >> nina pham and amber vinson are in stable condition in hospitals in maryland and atlanta. the cdc is announcing stricter procedures, for health care workers, treating ebola patients. including full-body suits and hoods. and the passenger announced it is forming a special military quick response team. omar villafranka, cbs news, dallas. >> and that spanish nursing assistant who was infected with ebola has managed to beat it after receiving a blood transfusion from a cured patient. test results show the 44-year- old teresa romero has no traces in t

committee released this ad. >> jenkins was released from prison early after serving only half his sentence. the head of the omaha police union said jenkins is the poster child for why the good time law is a farce. brad ashford defends the law blowing criminals like jenkins to be released early. >> that's a nice touch. that side by side. one thing is certain. we must be close to election day because that makes me feel like i need to take a shower. here to chew it over with us is former obama press secretary jay carney and bill crystal. let's start with you, bill. that ad against the democrat in nebraska is compared with the willie horton ad. the facts of the ad are correct. he did support this good time law which had early release of prisoners but that context of it makes it a little less than reputable. >> if facts are correct, facts are correct. a lot of advertising pushes on the edge in terms of emotion it tries to call up but hopefully voters look past that. the facts are the facts. >> i think the fundamental issue is the side by side photograph. there was a menacing looking gu