kristin is outside the hospital where casey hick ox is being held. thank, kristin. why is she being moved there? >> still no sign of her today. at some point, she will be leaving the hospital here. that after a reversal by the state on the 21-day quarantine. state officials said she hasn't had any symptoms in the past 24 hours and she tested negative and after consulting with them, they decided to grand her request to leave after she threatened to sue, saying it was a violation of her civil rights to keep her here. she requested transport to maine. we are told that she will travel the private car and not on public transportation and commercial aircraft. when she gets to maine, that state decides what happens. >> we are learning more about the woman, casey hick ox. she said she is not a loud mouth activist, but understands the contagiousness of the virus and knows she has to come back and be subjected to a policy that is not based on anything other than fear. here's what chris christie said. thank you so much for taking the time to join us. first of all, you know cas

it's really wrong and casey hick ox is now quarantined in new jersey and suing over this.oing to be civil liberties against fear and fascinating to see the way it plays out in the context we are in right now. >> jonathan is executive producer of alpha house. thank you very, very much. we have developing news from the uk after this video surfaced online this morning. it appears to show a man shoving the british prime minister david cameron in leeds. police say they are aware of the incident and the 28-year-old man was arrest and later released. the protection command responsible for the personal protection of the prime minister will now conduct a review of the incident. up next, back on the trail. mitt romney. you are watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. you pay your auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey

. >> alabama fears versus facts, officials scrambling what to do about nurse casey hicks cox who aboutasey hicks cox who has vowed to disobey ebola after filling out their hogan iquestionaire, aight. hogan was awarded an a- from the nra. but now he refuses to release his responses. the nra opposes comprehensive background checks. they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him. >>> he contracted ebola in west africa and survived so dr. kent brantley has a distinct perspective on fighting the disease. he just spoke at the white house as president obama tried to rally the country and its caregivers to stop the ebola outbreak at its source. >> the president reminded us there's only one american with an active case of ebola right now. >> he's being treated at the hospital in new york now. jay has the latest. jay. >> reporter: the patient inside bellevue, dr. craig spencer in serious but stable conditi

casey hick ox tested negative and says the state detained her for two days. chris christie has been criticized for quarantining her today. >> the cdc has been behind on this and folks got infected because they were behind. we will not have folks infected in new jersey and other state this is this country. i think the doctor is responding as are many from the cdc in a really hyperbolic way because they have been wrong before. now they are incrementally taking steps to the policy that we put into effect. this is common sense. the public believed it is common sense and we are not moving an inch. our policy has not changed and will not change. >> kelly o'donnell caught up with christie on the campaign trail. >> have you felt pressure from the white house? >> not at all. it's a false story. i had a very good conversation on friday night with valerie jarrett regarding the condition of the woman from maine in the hospital at that time. there was never any mention in that conversation about the policy we had announced a few hours earlier. in fact i got a call from he

. >> reporter: nurse casey hicks ox is under quarantine at her home in maine after being held three days at a hospital in new jersey. her lawyer is challenges mandatory quarantine. however, u.s. army soldiers who built treatment centers in liberia will remain isolated in italy until the 21-day incubation period is up. the president says that's because the soldiers have to follow orders. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> the former major league slugger jose canseco is recovering after shooting himself in the hand. he was cleaning his gun when it fired. it hit his finger on the left hand. during his career he hit 462 home runs. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news," calling out at&t. the company is accused of misleading millions of smartphone customers. >>> and the curtain comes down on one of rock and roll's enduring acts. this is the "cbs morning news." that's why there's a listerine® product for every mouth. one to clean your whole mouth. one for those hard to reach places. one to protect kids mouths from cavities. even one to freshen breath on-the-go. with over 100 year

nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live in newark hospital where casey hick didox is being treat. >> reporter: the hospital tells me she has a alcoholism-controlled room. she has access to a -- climate-controlled room. she has access to a cell phone and can order delivery food. she says she feels trapped inside the hospital. nurse casey hickox remains in isolation on the ground of university hospital in newark. she tested negative for ebola, but since she treated patients in west africa, a state order keep her quarantined here for 21 days. >> what did she tell you about her experience? >> reporter: we spoke with casey's mother on the phone from the family home near dallas, karen hickox didn't want her voice recorded but told me casey feels her rights have been violat violated. she has no temperature, no symptoms. she doesn't know what's going to happen. that's the most frustrating part. she doesn't know what the next step is. it might be a lawsuit. hickox hired a civil rights attorney and could take the forced isolation to court. on the streets of new york -- >> panic -- >> reporter: growing

nurse casey hick cocks is under quarantine at her home in maine after being held for three days at anesday president obama will meet with volunteer health workers who have been or will soon be traveling to west afri africa. the president spoke about ebola earlier before leaving for a campaign swing. >> this disease can be contained. it will be defeated. progress is possible. but we're going to have to stay vigilant, and we've got to make sure that we're working together. >> u.s. army soldiers who built ebola treatment centers in liberia will remain isolated in italy until the 21-day incubation period is up. >> new tonight a public forum on ebola in allentown lehigh coun county. those with questions turned out at the davinci science center. experts from the lehigh valley health network and st. luke's health network there. >> tomorrow marks two years since hurricane sandy slammed into the coast. and parts of the garden state continue feeling her effects. to night "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan shows us the mental anguish some continue to endure as they fight to recov

and officials from university hospital in newark say casey hick jp cox nrevt private vehicle 1:20. she worked with ebola patient in west africa and complained about mandatory quarantine since returning to united states. today governor chris christie defended the quarantine saying his priority is protecting the helm of the people of his state. >> i know she didn't want to be there. no one ever wants to be in the hospital i suspect. and so i understand that. but the fact is i have a much greater, bigger responsibility to the people, the public. i think when she has time to reflect she'll understand that as well. >> hickcox has no symptoms and will tipish out quarn frein her home in maine. >> world news with david muir will have continuing coverage on the efforts to spop straed of ebola in the united states and that's next on channel 6. >> this pact weekend saw local 234 transit workers union authorizing a strike against septa and come this morning the buses, trolleys and trains were still rolling. "action news" reporter david henery is live at union headquarters in northern liberties

that's what happened to casey hick cocks a nurse with doctors without borders she was quarantined onriday after returning home from see err ya leone with a slight fever. she tested neglect fief for ebola so far, and has criticized the process writing in the dallas morning news she said an official quote barked questions at me like i was a criminal much this is not a situation i would wish on anyone and i'm scared for those who will follow me. meanwhile in new york city, the fiance' of the doctor diagnosed with the virus was allowed to return home. she had been quarantined after having extensive contact with dr. craig spencer. spencer is in the hospital after being diagnosed with ebola earlier this week. but officials have stressed new yorkers are not in danger with mayor bill diblasio even eating at the same restaurant spencer had before he presented with symptoms. and people that will be monitored starting monday will be given a check and report ebola kit self monitoring instructions, symptoms log and even a thermometer. we're live in the sat center tonight. matt rivers "eyewitness

that's what happened to casey hick cock a nurse with doctors with injured borders.e was quarantined on friday. she tested negative so far and has criticized the process brighting in the dallas morning news she said an official "barked questions at me like i was a criminal. this is not a situation i would wish on anyone and i'm scared for those who will follow moquette quote n new york city the fiancÉe of the doctor diagnosed with the virus was allowed to return home. she had been quarantined after having extensive contact with dr. craig spencer. spencer is in the hospital after being diagnosed with ebola this week. officials have stressed new yorkers aren't in danger with the mayor eating at the same restaurant spencer had before he presented with symptoms. >>> they'll be given a check in report ebola kit that includes self monitoring instructions, a symptoms blog and even a thermometer. we're live in the sat center, matt rivers cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> matt thank you very much. >>> we have set up an ebola resource guide for you on our web site cbsphilly.com. ther

casey hick cox is showing no symptoms and chris christie says she cannot leave isolation tent for three weeks. kickcox lawyer plans to file a federal lawsuit to get her out. >> these decisions should be paced on medical fact not on fear nor myth. >> in fact top federal helm officials say quarantine policy is not necessary and called it not grounded in science and they fear it could discourage volunteers from traveling to west africa to help fight the outbreak. >> good people of hamilton, new jersey came together today to help a little boy's legacy live on. these kids put on hall owe bone costumes early for smile for eli party. eli waller died last month from entrovirus. since then parents started first day of school foundation in his memory. local businesses org us niceed this he rent today to raise money for the cause helping children with special needs. >> the things that do make me feel bet rear trying to do stuff like this. we have a group of keblingted and happy and helpful and rally generous people who are helping us out. >> money raised today will be used to help by back packs an

. >> casey hicks cocks was released from her quarantine end add three day odyssey that's become the latest example of an ebola policy being written on the fly. >> the reason she was put in the hospital in the first place she was running a high fever and symptomatic. >> when she landed at newark airport her temperature was taken and she signed no sign of fever. after several hours, questioning, it was taken again. and registered at 101 degrees. hikox thought it was a false reading because she was flush. she wrote official at newark appeared to be disorganized and bark at me as if i was a criminal. she e mailed cbs news several photos showing the elation tent, her bed and portable toilet. it was friday governors of new york and new jersey announced mandatory quarantine for anybody who had interacted with ebola patients in west africa. governor christie defended it again today. >> this will become the national policy because it's smart, tough common sense policy. >> reporter: in philadelphia there are no cases of ebola. but under the new precautionary cdc guidelines the health department is m

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we've heard that casey hick ox say repeatedly she feels inhumane in that tent, that it made her feel like a criminal, that it was unnecessary the quarantine, especially since she had shown n symptoms. she had hired an attorney. she had planned to fight to get out. today, we've learned she will only on the grounds though, according to the health department and governor's office in new jersey that she take private transportation, nothing commercial, and go to her parent's home in maine. so that's going to happen at some point today, she'll be discharged and she'll do that. finally an update on dr. craig spencer, the ebola patient who is in the hospital here at bellevue. he took a dip, a turn for the worst over the weekend, but doctors say they expected that, that that's the course of this virus. you get worse before you get better. so they weren't very alarmed when that happened. we know that added to his treatment has been plasma from a ebola survivor who donated her blood. it appears according to the medical team here now that's working, he is doing better as we move into the day tod

. >> in new jersey, nurse casey hick ox is being kept in a hospital. tonight her lawyer says she's not second and there's no medical or legal basis for her detention. >> i think that there has to be a toning-down of what has taken place here by the government. i think that both cdc and nih will all agree that there is no reason that casey should be maintained in a tent at this hospital. >> several federal officials are criticizing the new jersey quarantine policy now also in effect in illinois and florida. the nation's top infectious disease specialists says penalizing health care workers may setback efforts to bring ebola under control. >> the best way to protect americans is to stop the epidemic in africa, and we need those health care workers to do that. no matter what automatically they're under quarantine can actually have unintended consequences. >> meanwhile chris christie is standing by his decision to impose the quarantine. he says allowing health care workers to monitor themselves is unreliable. meanwhile nurses who work at the new york city

time for one more thing, i'll kick it off, it's friday, so therefore -- >> so it could have been casey hickwith ebola, but then there was this, care counsel on american-islamic relations, head hancho. decided to call up bill maher for a speaking engagement. >> it's an example of somebody would you endorse having that person speak and say nothing about it? if they were spewing the kind of things the kkk or a rabid anti-semite. >> therefore if you disagree with kerry, or anti-semite you should be prevented from speaking what you have to say for that, you have the poll of the week. >> you're dieing to do that. >> it confuses a set of political ideas with race, that's the big issue there. it's freaky friday for me, i am hosting o'reilly tonight, there's me and there's the o'reilly things over there, it's like a giant, wonderful planet. >> later, dana parino, you might know her from the 5, is hosting red eye in which i will be a guest because it's freaky friday. >> finally you have been devoted. >> yes, it's about time. >> an probably because you can't find anyone else. >> true. >> you guys are

. >> nurse casey hick cook has been in a tent in isolation in newark hospital she new jersey governor chris crihristie says he's sorry if she has been inconvenienced, but he doesn't believe the cdc policy of voluntary quarantine is -- >> i don't he when you're doing something as serious as this, this is the government's job, the government's job is to protect the safety and health of our citizens so we have take then action and i absolutely have no second thoughts about it. i think this is a policy that will become a national policy sooner rather than later. >> governor christy also reiterated that he doesn't believe that this. she says she was under stress so that was a false reading because they didn't find that to be the case later. but that's initially what triggered this response. just so that people understand that that was because of the screening that had gone on. brian, thank you very much for your reporting. so with the states wanting to stiffen the rules now for the way we deal with people returning from west africa, a white house official has told fox news today, those new

casey hick had cox treated ebola patients in west africa.lated really against her will after she flew into new jersey after no symptoms. she had a fever briefly at the airport but no theater when taken with an oral thermometer. she tested negative twice for ebola. her lawyers say she will not comply that she remain under quarantine. governor christie dismisses her threat to sue. >> looks like you're going to have to defend this in court. >> well, whatever. get in line. i've been sued lots of times before. get in line. >> mayor, back to the polls -- >> are you concerned about the tent and those conditions? >> no, kelly, the tent was inside the hospital. it's called an isolation tent because she needed to be isolated because she's suspect evidence having ebola. cdc who is on the ground monitoring the condition. she had access to the internet and we brought her takeout food. >> health officials in new york are softening their guidelines. travelers who treated ebola patients or who had direct contact with ebola patients in those three west afric

. >>> nurse casey hick ox says she's done with the quarantine and vows to fight if health officials seek a court order to keep her inside. hickox spoke outside her home in maine last night after being forcibly quarantined for three days after landing at newark airport she was told that she could complete the the rest of her 21 days quarantined at home. hickox has tested negative and shows no symptoms since working with ebola patientness west africa. >> there are things that we know work, and all aid workers are willing to do those things but i'm not willing to stand here and let my civil rights be violated when it is not legal. >> according to a new cbs news poll, 80 percent say americans returning from west have africa should be quarantined by arrival. >>> discussion over recovery efforts in the two years post super storm sandy sparks a verbal sparring match between governor chris christie and a heckler. >> i got the picture, i read it. yeah, you do yours too, buddy. >> the man and that sign right there, jim keithy who interrupted governor's speech several times in bellmawr monmouth cou

casey hick cocks loudly objected to the quarantine calling it inhumane. governor chris christie says, the new regulation that is led to her detainment are meant to protect allstate residents. >> i have a much greater bigger responsibility to the people of the public and so i think when she has time to reflect she'll understand that as well. >> reporter: restrictions prompted plenty of criticism. the new guidelines put quote particular pressure on health care workers. wright white house pushing back concerned it will discourage volunteers from battling the disease on the front lines. >> even as the army is isolating a team of troops to recently return to their italian base after working in liberia. >> stopping this ebola outbreak in its tracks in west africa is critically important to our national security and to the safety and health of american citizens. >> reporter: the number of ebola cases now passing 10,000 worldwide. at least 5,000 people have died from the disease but so far only one in america. >>> in new york, rick leventhal, fox news. >> happeni

meanwhile nurse casey hick cocks detained in new jersey as a potential ebola patient is back in her home state of main man. she's symptom free and fighting back against the state's 21-day quarantine protocol. several states have introduced tougher guidelines for people returning from west africa something the administration argues could keep americans from helping in the region. >> we got to make sure that those workers who are willing and able and dedicated to go over there in a really tough job, that they're applauded, thanked and supported. that should be our priority. >> reporter: dr. spencer remains in isolation here at bellevue hospital. officials say his toughest days are ahead. but things will get worse before they get better. in new york, rick leventhal, fox news. >> the government is filing suit against at&t the company was not up front in promises of unlimited data plans to its customers. the federal trade commission says at&t failed to adequately disclose that it would reduce data speeds if customers went over a certain amount of data used during a billing cycle it's a practi

nurse casey hick cox is clear to challenge her quarantine in maine if the state does not change its policy by tomorrow. new jersey governor chris christie defended his decision to quarantine her when she arrived in newark from west africa. >> we have a policy that we have established friday that we have have been implementing since that time. we will continue to implement that policy no matter what resistance we get from anyone. if the cdc had shown appropriate leadership governors wouldn't ab adopting the policy that reled on. >> new poll shows a whooping 80 percent of americans want people returning to the u.s. from west africa to be quarantined, until it is termed they're bowl a free. here's more now from correspondent omar villafranca. >> reporter: president obama thanks doctors and health care work hours joined the fight against ebola in west africa. >> they make huge sacrifice toes protect this country they love and when they come home, they deserve to be treated properly. they deserve to be treated like the heroes that they are. >> reporter: doctor kent brantly, who survived the vir

casey hick ox tested negative for ebola after returning from west africa.ing and biking. discussions for a compromise have broken down. >>> in the meantime president obama is traveling to maine to attend a political rally. he has pushed for less aggressive quarantine measures. the president's ebola response coordinator is in atlanta to daze to meet with officials from the centers for disease control. >>> a local group is doing its part to help out, stop hunger now is sending food to ebola stricken africa and "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao spoke with organizers. >> on the job today just one man, moving 19 pallets of food or 250,000 meals into a shipping container poised for west africa. the mission is mighty but greater philadelphia is prepared to pitch in. >> stop hunger now is an international hunger relief agency and we have a vision of the world without hunger. we want to end hung inner our life time. >> reporter: andrew with the stop hunger now philadelphia office is sending these much needed supplies out the door but boxes were boxed by commun

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. >>> officialness maine could seek a core order court order forcing nurse casey hick ox to quarantine herself inside the home. it is a violation of her civil rights. cbs news correspondent don champion is following this story. >> it is emotionally draining. >> reporter: still healthy and flanged by her boyfriend kacie hickox emerge from her maine home wednesday night to stand her ground. >> i'm not willing to stand here and let my civil rights be violated when it is not legal. >> reporter: hickox will end a a voluntary home quarantine today. nurse has become face of the debate whether to quarantine american health care workers, returning from ebola stricken countries in west africa. hick ox has tested negative for the virus since getting back from sierra leone last week. the state still wants her home quarantined to wait out a three week incubation period for ebola. >> there are other cases where individuals have not tested positive, did not believe that they were symptomatic and quickly developed symptoms while they were out in the public. >> reporter: surrounded by health care worke

and out of isolation, nurse casey hick ox speaking out about why she fighting an order to stay isolated at home in maine. good morning. it's six days until election day. it is wednesday, october 29th. 2014. and this is the "daily rundown." no state better represents fight between the two parties to rev up their bases than colorado. where former governor, former florida governor jeb bush will headline a rally tonight at the dalts county fairgrounds for republican congressman dave garner. republican businessman beauprez. it will be bush's first appearance on the trail since his son said sunday he is giving serious thought to a presidential run. yesterday, bush said he will decide by the end of the year, quote, if it's a yes, i guess you're going to the bat cave. if i was to run it would be with joy in my heart and to express the joy of this country. the need to fix a few things. and describe the leadership that's needed. i have a blessed life. social issues have been at the center of the colorado campaign so far. udall out with a new ad. in a competing ad, garner uses his endorsement from

. >> reporter: the boyfriend of casey hick cox defended her decision to break the quarantine ordered by state health officials in maine. the couple rode bikes thursday morning. followed by a state trooper who did not try to stop them. >> thank you, guys. i have to go speak with the health department now. >> reporter: will burr pointed out they even rode away from town to ease fears in the community. >> we don't believe that we can get anyone sick and we are not trying to put anyone at risk. >> reporter: later, an official with the centers for disease control and prevention stopped by the house. >> she's pushing my patience. >> reporter: on thursday, maine's governor paul lepage said officials have yet to strike an agreement with the nurse's legal team. >> she's accept something, then she's backtrack. >> reporter: lepage would not say if the state would take court action but did say he would exercise the full extend of his authority allowable by law. >> i'm not willing to stand here and let my civil rights be violated when it's not -- >> president barack obama. >> reporter: president

next to the canadian border, but all eyes this morning are focused on the house behind me because casey hick on her own acard, but she has said she's going to leave and if she does so, that means everybody may end up in court. >> it is not my intention to put anyone at risk in this community. >> just steps away from the front porch wednesday night, quarantined nurse, casey hickox, addressed reporters. state officials are demanding she abide by their 21-day quarantine. >> we have been in negotiations all wayday with the state of maine and tried to revolve this, but they will not allow me to leave my house and have any interaction with the public. even though i am completely healthy and symptom free. >> hickox was released monday from isolation inside this tent in new hampshijersey. state troopers standing guard outside. >> the governor is merely pandering to the fear that exists that supposedly she's contagious. she has a right to live her life. >> she texted negative twice, but that is not stopping officials from seeking a court order to mandate quarantine for a full 21 days. >> we feel stro

casei hickox. the conditions hicks objection described are pretty rough. take a listen to the interview, you will only see here on cnn. >> casei hickox, the nurse in quarantine now in new jersey thank you so much for joining us. i know a couple days to get from sierra bleed on. you had been there with doctors without borders, helping to treat and fight ebola. tell us what happened. >> i spent a month in sierra leone. when i arrived at the airport in newark, i of course presented my paperwork to the immigration official and told him that i had been in sierra leone. so i verbally declared it myself as well as writing it in the documentation. and he was have patient and said, okay they'll have a couple questions. there were many people that asked me questions. no one seems to be leading or coordinating the effort. a lot of the questions were repetitive, and as an epidemiologist, i was surprised that -- you know, i saw people writing in the margins of their paperwork which just showed obviously they weren't prepared to capture all the information they thought t

. >> that are controverciy that we have been talking about quarantine and particularly casey i had cox hick ox. they are taking different approaches from west africa. does there need to be a more unified federal approach? joining me now is a lawmaker and bob casey. thanks for coming back on the program. senator, simply speaking, should the quarantine be a federal or a state call? >> to the extent that we can have uniformity, that would help. we can increase the certainly that people have about ho you to confront this. i think it's clear from the medical testimony on the record so far, the focus has to be on stopping this at the source. that has to be a national focus. i was holding a-page report and five paragraphs are clear about what has to happen at the source. at one point in the third paragraph, these seven doctors in the new england journal of medicine say we need tens of thousands. not thousands. tens of thousands of volunteers to be in africa to knock this out and stamp it out at its source. that has to be a national approach to doing that and to the extent that we can have uniformi