barnett spencer who had been a slave in alabama concurred of the recollections of war. their compliance always controlled through the physical need of food, slaves were accustomed to longer but the union invasion heightened in already meager existence. according to spencer, the yankees starved out more black faces than whites. it was hard to, find either food or shelter since many of the buildings on spencer's plantation, including the slave quarters, had been burned. pilesx slaves died in from starvation and disease. children like spencer with an abstract understanding of freedom that was conditional rather than categorical. therding to guntharp, inky's throw us in the briar patch and all we can have is freedom. something we had no more used for than that i have today for one of those airplanes i hear flying around up there in the sky. like the airplanes that hovered high above her, emancipation left only the faintest trail in her life. her hungry belly on the other hand grounded her memories in ways that an abstract concept like freedom could not. given by exonies sla

barnett. welcome to those of you watching in the united states and around the world. >> test results came back positive just a few hours ago for this man, craig spencerold doctor who recently returned from west africa. he developed a high fever and other ebola-like symptoms early thursday and is now in isolation in bellevue hospital there in new york. that's the city's designated ebola treatment facility. >> and here's what we know about his background. dr. spencer went to guinea in mid september with doctor without borders. he had been back in new york for six days before he began feeling ill. >> we know that he left his pardon me and went on a three-mile jog. a sign that he was feeling quite well. and he also took the subway system. we know that he's ridden on the a train, the number 1 train, the l train. we're still getting more information about this. but we know that yesterday that he went to a bowling alley in williamsburg. he was feeling well at that time, and except for his feeling of fatigue. >> now at this moment, it's just past 12:30, late at night on the u.s. east coast. and a cdc response team, centers for disease control, was due to arr

barnett. here's our headlines right now. a doctor in new york has tested positive for ebola, but health officials say the likelihood he spread the virus is very low. dr. craig spencer returned from guinea where he was treating ebola patients. he is in isolation at bellevue hospital. spencer's fiancee and two friends are under quarantine but showing no signs of the disease. >>> officials are vying to determine why a man attacked four new york police officers with a hatchet. witnesses say he shot one officer in the arm and another in the back of the head. police fatally shot thompson at the scene. one officer in critical condition. >>> canadian authorities released this video showing people fleeing in panic as a man with rifle runs towards parliament. sources tell cnn the gunman michael zehaf-bibeau, had online connects with jihadists and wanted to go to syria. >> more on the fight against ebola. dr. craig spencer had been back in new york city six days before he developed a high fever. contacted authorities rushed to the hospital and tested positive for ebola. in the days before that he visited a bowling alley and used the subway and a uber tax ki. new york official