foulston is one of two hundred seventy seven people who survived the latest outbreak of ebola according to figures from congress health ministry officials in the country say an experimental vaccine given to more than seventy thousand people has helped stop new cases. believe the epidemic is well under control in the original hot spots in one kenya and benny. the biggest one i believe that the spread of the epidemic in major cities has been prevented. but the full scientific impact of the vaccine and therapeutic drugs isn't yet known and aid organizations working in congo there's more work ahead to save the children says some communities still don't take the disease seriously enough women and children at greater risk than adults of dying from the virus make up a worrying number of cases. have occurred is in kinshasa that they kept on the democratic republic of congo she's with save the children and she joins me now i have the fence full full coming on today we've been talking about how difficult it's been to contain this particular outbreak of ebola explain to us why that is the case. re

and nola foulston was going to make very clear that he was going to be exposed for what he was. >> thisal. he's not some piece of mythology. he's a child-killing piece of [ bleep ]. >> i told the court, you know, that's all fine and well if they want him to plead guilty, but we want to put on evidence of all of the crimes so people know exactly what happened. >> the public was going to hear and see rader really was, not who he wanted the public to think he was. >> reporter: did you attend any of his court appearances? >> no. i just -- i wouldn't have been able to do it. i want -- i was torn, because you want to be there, support for your father. the media presence was massively heavy and we were not keen on being anywhere near the media. >> those plea hearings are usually 10, 12 minutes, but this one turned into about an hour and a half. >> judge waller, rightfully so, asked dennis rader to describe what he did. >> alright, mr. rader, i need to find out more information. >> the judge took him through every victim. >> i did mrs. otero. i had never strangled anyone before. so i really did