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wealth management at charles schwab >>> developing now, the world health organization declaring the ebolaan international public health emergency. also today nigeria's president declaring a national state of emergency due to ebola and here in the united states two american aide workers suffering from ebola are still in isolation at emory hospital. one of only four u.s. hospitals with a special isolation unit. here is a closer look inside. there are two rooms for patients and two patient support rooms. each patient's room has a glass window to allow communication with family members. and in between the patients' rooms, there is a staff dressing room and a room for doctors and nurses. joining us from atlanta, cdc director dr. tom frieden. good evening, sir. >> good to be with you. >> many people are worried this is coming to the united states but it will sure be a lot easier to contain it from coming to the united states if we can stop it in africa. what can we do to stop it in africa? >> that's exactly right. the best way to protect americans is to stop this at the source in africa, and we

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