>> casey seigel live for us. thank you, casey.hey are closed over some of the students and staff flew on the same frontier airline plane as amber vincent. there are precautions calling it to be disinfected. hundreds of passengers may have been in contact with that contaminated jet. the list expanded to seven flights that used that same jet. the air bus now decontaminated in denver. now seat covers and targets are being removed. the president of front tier airlines addressing concerns exclusively on "the kelly files." >> fortunately for the traveling public and airlines this is not the first incident like this. there has been h1n1, swine flu, we continue to have hepatitis risks and so forth. so the sanitation process of cleaning the aircraft not only kills ebola but a number of infectious diseases. the cleaning process we take meets the cdc standards for the containment. >> the pilots and flight crew on board the flight now on paid leave. >> president obama is leaving the door open for creating ebola czar position. leland vittert i

. >> casey seigel.you. >>> meantime the pentagon ordering a special quad to prepare for an ebola out breek here in the united states. this new team is being trained as the cdc revises the guidelines on how to care for a patient with ebola. we have more on this aspect of the story. >> we know the pentagon has been talking about sending teams to africa. the pentagon talking about setting up a specific team it would have 30 plus members in the rap tid response team. the idea is they would get to the scene of an outbreak within 72-hours. this all comes as the cdc is issuing new guidelines for hospitals that are dealing with ebola patients. the idea is to make sure this does not spread to healthcare workers. >> they did have exposure to skin. there was skin exposed and hair that was exposed. in our setting of tertiary care we want to make sure that is no longer the case. >> the old government guidelines were not good enough to deal with the outbreak of the disease. meantime the ebola czar is going to begin h

. >> casey seigel is live for us with breaking details. >> a lot of concern over this. >> the nurse ore -- we don't know if it is a nurse. a healthcare worker has been diagnosed. they work at healthcare presbyterian hospital. thomas duncan the original man who flew from liberia to texas with ebola passed away. a large team of 76 people treating him here. one nurse was officially diagnosed over the weekend and just this morning news coming in a second healthcare worker came down with a fever yesterday immediately isolated. the preliminary test results are in positive for ebola. a second healthcare worker at this hospital. this is really a concern, and the sentiments are being echoed by healthcare workers all across the country not just here in texas not just here in dallas. a lot of people are saying they do not have the proper training to deal with an ebola outbreak and they do not have the proper equipment to treat patients effectively and also protecting themselves. the national nurses united union voiced many concerns saying policies ver re -- vary greatly. the gowns needed are in s

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