the decision to quarantine casey hickok is up to the state of main but took a jab saying the decision late today the boyfriend who went with hickok on that ride heard around the world came out to defendxrniÑ his girlfriend a ease concerns. listen. >> we did not go into0$ we did not go into the grocery store. we are not trying to get anyone sick. we don't believe that we can get anyone sick. >> he then turned around and went back inside the house because pizza was delivered and they had a visitor. megan. >> thanks, trace. former federal prosecutor and national review contributing editor. ted, the boyfriend says that they are not endangering anybody. and nurt %,i said on camera earlier today that she's fighting for something bigger than herself and she is completely healthy. therefore they get to defy the quarantine. >> nobody gets to be a law unto themselves. and courts have routinely in this kind of a situation upheld medically-based quarantines. contrary to what the administration says, there's no stigma involved in it. there's no unfair or undue deprivation of liberty. >> that's wha

go ahead, john. >> let me ask, and jim asked -- i didn't hear an answer from you -- on casey hickoks' case. she said her rights were violated. she was locked in that tent against her will. do you agree with her that her rights were violated when that was done? >> i -- it's hard for me to render a judgment on that, john. i'm not steeped in new jersey quarantine law. what i do know, however -- >> this is a human rights issue. i mean, this is, you know, goes beyond jersey law. she was -- >> right. i think i've been pretty clear that about the praise and respect i think she's entitled to. >> you mentioned that u.s. military personnel are not directly treating ebola, those suffering from ebola in africa. the bulk of them are in a neighboring country, not even in the countries that are affected here. if the major threat here is what's happening in those countries in west africa, why not? the united states military has some of the, you know, the best medical personnel in the world. why are we not more directly engaged with getting control of this disease at ground zero where it's happening?

casey hickok is being held in new jersey. the 33-year-old nurse who returned from sierra leone on friday calls the quarantine inhumane. >> i feel like my basic human rights have been violated. >> i'm going to protect the people of new jersey, that's what i am going to do. >> new york states is enforcing the same protocol. health experts say it's unnecessary since people with ebola don't become contagious until they start showing symptoms. other top doctors say it may discourage others from going to west africa to stop the spread of ebola. >>> last week officials at central bucks high school canceled the team's remaining two games because of a hazing controversial. all coacheses were suspended why the investigation continues. >>> the new century 21 department store opens tomorrow. it features name brands at deep discounts. century 21 is the new anchor for the gallery mall. wednesday marked two years since super-storm sandy devastated parts of the jersey coastline. orortley beach is still not recovered. there will be a press co

casey hickok stayedny tent no heat no shower. treat -- after she treated patients in sierra leone. >> i feel like my basic human rights have been violated. >> reporter: florida, illinois, new jersey and new york have mandatory quarantine orders for healthcare workers returning from west of africa. new jersey governor chris christie defended her treatment. >> i know she didn't want to be there. no one ever wants to be in the hospital i suspect. the fact is i have a greater responsibility to the people in the public. i think when she was time to reflect she'll understand that, as well. >> reporter: just as doctors in new york city wait to learn if a 5-year-old boy was ebola. the boy was rushed to bell view hospital overnight sick and spiking a fever in the same hospital where dr. craig spencer is battling ebola. and we're told dr. spencer is looking better, though he is listed in serious, but stable condition. live in new york, marcie gonzalez, sarah back to you. >> a 14-year-old girl who was wounded when a student opened fire insi

casey hickok is being held in mawnld quarantine -- mandatory quarantine and said her rights are being violated. >> reporter: the 33-year-old nurse who returned from sierra leone on friday is the first traveler automatically detained under controversial new quarantine rules imposed in four states. she said her treatment has been inhumane. hickok hired an attorney working for her release. >> there's no reason for the state of new jersey to keep her quarantined. >> reporter: but chris christie is defending his 21 day mandatory order. >> i have to protect the people of the state of new jersey and that's what i am going to do. >> reporter: the new proalt call has -- protocol has come under intense scrutiny. >> as a scientist and health person if i were asked i would not have recommended that. craig sponsor remains in seer -- dr. craig interns remains in serious condition. president obama met sunday with his ebola response team always the white house works on new gliens handling healthcare -- guidelines handling healthcare workers who return from west africa. >>> police are cracking down on

. >> reporter: casey hickok remains under quarantine sphiet testing negative for ebola. the nurse is the first traveler automatically detained under croaferls quarantine -- controversial quarantine rules. she says it is inhumane. >> there's no reason for the state of new jersey to keep her quarantined. >> reporter: but chris christie is defending his 21 day mandatory quarantine order. the protocol has come under intense scrutiny since people infected with ebola don't income contagious until they show symptoms. dr. craig spencer the new york ebola patient who triggered the new policy is in serious condition. else in a serious stage of ebola. president obama met with his ebola response team always the white house writes new gliens guidelines as healthcare workers return from west africa. >>> gas prices are down 18 cents per gallon nationally. drivers in new jersey and delaware are paying less than $3 per gallon average. in philadelphia it's 3:14. septa workers have voted to authorize a strike. officials are saying it doesn't appear to be immanent. thousands of bus operator

casey hickok is the first person being held in mawnld quarantine -- mandatory quarantine. she called it i am humane. >> my basic human rights have been violated. >> i have to protect the people of new jersey, that's what i am going to do. >> new york is enforcing the same protocols to treat a doctor infected in africa, now hospitalized in new york. health experts say the quarantine is unnecessary since people infected with ebola don't become contagious until they show symptoms. another top doctor said it may discourage doctors from going to africa. >>> michael davis junior was honored after being shot and killed in a rampage in northern california. a husband and wife are under arrest. the husband was deported tries to mexico and had a drug conviction. >> turnovers and penalties and defensive lapse are rarely a recipe for a win. nick foles threw 62 passes, two touchdowns to jeremy maclin. two others were picked off. the eagles added a red zone fumble and ten penalties. the cardinals hung around anticipate stole the game. carson palmer's touchdown pass in the final minutes p

you worked with casey hickok, what are your thoughts on the new mandatory quarantine we're seeing innew jersey and new york? >> the concern here, ana, is from public health experts are saying that these policies don't align with the science and politicians are responding to fear from some seconds section of the public but it's really causing more fear because people are now scared about health care workers returning. the science tells us if you don't have symptoms, you are not capable of transmitting the virus to anybody else. and what public health experts also worried about because they weren't notified about these policies, they're not prepared to provide quarantine appropriately to the many potentially hundreds of health care workers, u.s. military who will be returning to west africa and they really need to make sure if there is going to be quarantine they have the time and the facilities to be able to do it properly. at the moment we know that casey is in an unheated tent outside of newark university hospital. she hasn't been allowed to shower. she doesn't have her personal bel

this casey hickok is stuck in a new jersey hospital against her will based on some pretty thin evidence that she was even sick. you've seen these -- these scanners. they kind of look like big white guns. they're put to the forehead and they read out a temperature. well, study have shown that those are not as reliable as an oral thermometer and she had one high reading and a lot of normal readings with a much more reliable thermometer and she was sent to the hospital. and she wrote this when she got to the hospital the infect, disease and emergency department doctors took my temperature and other vitals and hooked puzzled. your temperature is 98.6, they said. you don't have a fever. but we were told you have a fever so this woman who is not sick. who has now tested for negative ebola is stuck in this new jersey hospital. i've reached out to governor christie's office and i've gotten no response to explain why are you holding this woman. all she did was go try to help save lives in africa. >> are you hearing anything from either governor's office, either cuomo or christie, about this new

a nurse, casey hickok now in quarantine despite a negative test. this is not a situation i would not wish upon anyone. adding she was scared and made to feel like a criminal when she arrived into the u.s. from sierra leone. in response, new jersey governor told the a.p. my heart goes out to her. adding my first and foremost obligation is to protect the public health and safety of the people of new jersey. meaning while at this freshly scrubbed restaurant and other places reopen after closing because dr. spencer had been there recently before testing positive for ebola, most here are trying to keep all of this in perspective. >> there's a real crisis in africa. a couple of people doesn't make a crisis here just yet. >> i'm hoping with one case, maybe they have isolated it. if there's more, then we'll think about what to do. >> medical experts continue to insist that they have isolated that one single case dr. spencer. they also point out at this point in the illness, early on, the condition of most ebola patients tends to get worse before it gets be

that nurse, casey hickoks says she's been denied basic human rights, kept in a tent area with a port-a-potty and given little information. the hospital says she has access to a computer and getting regular updates. more news later. >>> bodies destined for funeral preparations were desecrated with the illegal removal of valuable tissue to be used for medical procedures. because the documents on these tissues were forged, it was often made to appear that the donors were younger and healthier, than means that some of those people who received tissue could have received tissue that was contaminated. >> my father's body was in perhaps the worst possible state for anybody to be used for tissue donation. he was 95 years old. he was very frail. he had lung cancer that had metastasized to his bones. boy, that would be the last bones i'd want in my body if i needed it. >> there were over 1,000 donors, basically, and i would say the vast majority of those there was something incorrect on those forms. now we're learning that not only did they steal body parts, but they took body parts from people who we

nurse casey hickoks from newark is back in her home state of maine today, but at an undisclosed location. her lawyer says she's taking time to decompress, and she may not honor the state's request to be confined for the next 21 days, gretchen. >> very interesting. okay. let's go back to amber vincent, the nurse who was being treated at emory in atlanta. she was released today. what do you know? >> we watched her news conference. it was great. i mean, she didn't take any questions, but she did read a pretty lengthy statement thanking obviously the staff at emory hospital in atlanta. doctors there say she is fully recovered after a rigorous course of treatment, and she can now return to her family, community, and life without any fear of transmitting the virus. >> i'm so grateful to be well, and first and foremost, i want to thank god. i sincerely believe that with god, all things are possible. while the skill and dedication of the doctors, nurses, and others who have taken care of me have obviously led to my recovery, it has been god's love that has truly carried my family and me through

. >> and we just learned that doctors without borders nurse casey hickoks will be discharged after spending the week in isolation inside a plastic tent at the hospital in newark, new jersey. let's bring in nbc isorthbound - thank you both for being with me. sara, let's start with the new details about the little boy being evaluated right there at bellevue. >> this little boy was brought in overnight officially his mother said he had a fever. when they got hospital they said no he didn't. but then this morning he came down, yes, with a fever. and they are going to perform an ebola test on him today. he arrived in the united states from one of those three stricken countries in africa arriving here in the united states. the health commissioner saying he has a low grade fever this morning and is going to be tested a little bit later today. those results expected on the ebola test. >> and sara, the other big headline this morning is casey. she's going to be released from this tent she's been at over the weekend in new jersey. >> yes. she's been kept in this climate control tent adjacent to the h

. >> and we just learned that doctors without borders nurse casey hickoks will be discharged after spendingolation inside a plastic tent at the hospital in newark, new jersey. let's bring in nbc isorthbound -

the first person subjected to the new jersey order is a nurse, casey hickoks.ays she was treated like a carolina when she landed at newark airport. and now some health experts are worried that policy might discourage others from helping out. >> we have to be careful that there are unintended consequences. the best way to stop this epidemic is to help the people in west africa. we do that by sending people over there not only from the usa and other places. we need to treat them returning people with respect. >> president and ceo of international humanitarian aid group. thank you for being with us, doctor. let's start with this, is the doctor right, especially when he uses draconian rules? does the mandatory quarantine order worry you? >> well, it does worry me because i think as the doctor said, what we really need to do is to make sure we're doing everything possible to stop the chain of transmission, go where the source of this infection is. and make sure that we're doing what we can to incentivize health workers here in america as well as around the world to

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meanwhile, speaking of transporting, it was a couple of days ago that nurse casey hickok, came into newarkater tested her for fever and ebola. she's had neither. she stayed in quarantine in newark for a couple of days. then governor christie released her to the state of maine. now apparently up in maine where she's supposed to stay on a quarantine, her lawyers are saying that she's not going to stay. so the state of maine is prepared to force her legally, a court order if she does not comply. >> isn't that ironic because she was the one who was threatening to sue when she was quarantined in new jersey. >> yeah. what about the doctor, the 33-year-old new york doctor, the nurse is running around crazy in maine refusing to listen to anyone and make governor christie seem like the bad guy. good luck for the people in maine now. your problem. meanwhile, the 33-year-old doctor was our problem. he was running around new york when we asked, what were you doing when health officials asked him, where were you? he was like i was self-quarantined. they looked at his metro card and they said no, you we

. >> nurse casey i had -- hickok says she is being treated like a criminal. >> the moment she was no longer symptomatic. >> service deserving of praise and respect. and having her submit a tent for two or three days. >> we need to find a way when they come home that they are treated like conquering heroes and not the work they have done. >> i want to be safer than cdc says. >> there are other steps that you can protect american people based on the scientific evidence. >> i disagree with the cbc. >> go with the science. >> so far at least nine states have issued stricter guidelines than the cdc. should we have inconsistent policies? should president obama step in? governor sarah palin joins us. good evening, governor. >> thank you, greta. >> governor, it seems, first of all, where do you fall on this to put people in gawrn teen or not who have no symptoms coming from the hot zones? >> >> i do think that there needs to be that quarantine but, see, this is par for the course that obama's incompetency, his administration's incompetency is really shining bright in this one. if only presid