nbc sarah daloff is live for us in dallas again and also in london, kelly kobe yeah ya.e ground and also, there are concerns about who else might have come in contact with this latest patient. >> that is correct. they call it breaking the links of transmission, making sure the virus doesn't spread to anybody else. located 19 people that had contact with the new patient, that's 18 casual contacts and one close contact. also placed that close contact in isolation for monitoring. and we also continue to monitor those 48 people who had contact with mr. duncan. that includes ten people who had close contact with them. they at least have another week of this monitoring, i believe the 20th this month when the 21-day waiting period up. so far, no one showing signs or symptoms of ebola now. >> what was that your sense there, sarah, you have been watching the story develop the last several weeks? when they came out, those hospital officials early this morning and later on, the cdc, their sense of, if you will, confidence or lack thereof? did you get any sense of that? >> i would d

sarah daloff joins us with the latest development there is. hi, sarah. >> reporter: hi, bill and kelly. it has been an emotional day here, beginning with the prime minister and members of parliament visiting the national war memorial to lay a wreath and pay tribute to the fallen soldier. the prime minister earlier pledged that the country would not be intimidated by these attacks and today, we saw a shaken public who tried to make good on that promise. returning to life as normal as much as possible here under a heavy police presence. now, parliament was back in session today, nearly 24 hours to the home from went attacks began and sergeant at arms kevin vickers was greeted with a standing ovation. he is -- he is being recognized for his efforts to stop the gunman t when the shooting began, he ran to get a gun, shot and killed that gunman outside the caucus room. he kept a very stoic face as he was given that standing ovation today, although at one point, swallowed hard, appeared to be keeping his emotion from flowing out right then. now, we ar

joining me now is msnbc sarah daloff outside bellevue hospital in new york city. good afternoon to you. you have more on the case there in new jersey? >> we do, frances. this is great news this health care worker tested negative for ebola. she's not released from quarantine. she has to fulfill the 21 days in quarantine before she can be released and doctors say they'll continue to consult with the cdc and the department of health about the potential need for any additional testing. doctors without borders confirms she is with them and when she was initially placed in quarantine she exhibited no symptoms of ebola. she developed that fever last night and today that news that the test came back negative. now she is the first person to fall under this new mandatory quarantine order in new york, new jersey, and now in illinois, which affects health care workers returning to the u.s. from international destinations who have been treating or have had contact with ebola-stricken patients. now speaking of these health care workers on the front lines in these hot zones in a