your world in noi seconds. a czar is born. president obama calls on a political specialist to respond the ebola. what we were looking for is not an ebola expert but rather an implementation expert. officials initially failed to recognize the severity of the outbreak outbreak. bermuda is taking a hit from hurricane gonzalo. iraqi air force specialists were i cannot confirm that. a man convicted of killing a teenager over loud music will spend the rest of his life blind behind bars. he was convicted of first-degree murder. hong kong flaring up again. police go head to head. fortunately no one is in harm s way. one golfer has encountered. owe now how you score that? you score an eagle. a plane lands after two years of circling the earth. there s nothing more embarrassing. it can happen to anyone even the pretty. on cbs this morning: saturday. so far it has triggered nationwide panic. something that has been labeled pure ebola. now we have
were in his words insufficient. have they been fixed now with this new set of guidelines to your satisfaction? let me explain. i know it gets confusion. the guidelines that were on the cdc were who guidelines that worked well for many, many years in approaching patients who have ebola in the african setting. which is in a much less well developed setting. not the care. now when you have patients here we do things that are much more aggressive with patients intubation. so the explore level is different particularly you are keeping patient as live because you have the capability. those guidelines had aspects about it that we are going to improve on. for example, the guidelines did have exposure of skin in the sense you had a mask but there was skin that was exposed and hair exposed. that is the thing that now in our setting of care we want to make sure that that is no longer the case. that you have essentially everything covered. when he says he does not know. yes, that is
a czar is born. president obama calls on a political specialist to respond the ebola. what we were looking for is not an ebola expert but rather an implementation expert. officials initially failed to recognize the severity of the outbreak outbreak. bermuda is taking a hit from hurricane gonzalo. iraqi air force specialists were i cannot confirm that. a man convicted of killing a teenager over loud music will spend the rest of his life blind behind bars. he was convicted of first-degree murder. hong kong flaring up again. police go head to head. fortunately no one is in harm s way. one golfer has encountered. owe now how you score that? you score an eagle. a plane lands after two years of circling the earth. there s nothing more embarrassing. it can happen to anyone even the pretty. on cbs this morning: saturday. so far it has triggered nationwide panic. something that has been labeled pure ebola. now we have an ebola czar. hopefully he l
were in his words insufficient. have they been fixed now with this new set of guidelines to your satisfaction? let me explain. i know it gets confusion. the guidelines that were on the cdc were who guidelines that worked well for many, many years in approaching patients who have ebola in the african setting. which is in a much less well developed setting. not the care. now when you have patients here we do things that are much more aggressive with patients intubation. so the explore level is different particularly you are keeping patient as live because you have the capability. those guidelines had aspects about it that we are going to improve on. for example, the guidelines did have exposure of skin in the sense you had a mask but there was skin that was exposed and hair exposed. that is the thing that now in our setting of care we want to make sure that that is no longer the case. that you have essentially everything covered. when he says he does not know. yes, that is
were in his words insufficient. have they been fixed now with this new set of guidelines to your satisfaction? let me explain. i know it gets confusion. the guidelines that were on the cdc were who guidelines that worked well for many, many years in approaching patients who have ebola in the african setting. which is in a much less well developed setting. not the care. now when you have patients here we do things that are much more aggressive with patients intubation. so the explore level is different particularly you are keeping patient as live because you have the capability. those guidelines had aspects about it that we are going to improve on. for example the guidelines did have exposure of skin in the sense you had a mask but there was skin that was exposed and hair exposed. that is the thing that now in our setting of care we want to make sure that that is no longer the case. that you have essentially everything covered. when he says he does not know. yes, that is t