coming up next: >> i have ebowl -- ebolla, please don't touch me. >> he survived only to face a family tragedy. >> and a mosquito borne illness some are bringing back from the caribbean. er. >> swreer swreer >> guilty or not guilty? we'll be waiting longer for that answer. the ousted egyptian president is and a judge says he needs more time to decide. >> reporter: the man who led egypt for three decades expected a verdict on saturday on the case that implicated him for the death of peaceful protestors during the 2011 revolution, abuse of power and profiteering. it has been postponed until next month. >> the court has decided to postpone the case to the 29th of november, 2014. >> reporter: the court says it is still reviewing the evidence. an elaborate documentary was shown in court that highlighted the 160,000 pages the prosecution has to go through. mubarak, six of his assistants and businessmen are accused of ordering the killing of protestors. the case began in 2011 after but marac was force -- after mubarak was forceed to step down. the trial has been divisive from the beginning. s

the world health organization says ebowl ya now killed more than 1900 people. we now know the other american treat ford ebola in liberia is dr. rick sacra. he contracted the virus at the hospital where he was working. >>> one of the two americans brought back to the u.s. after contracting ebola is speaking for the first time. nancy write bol sat down with matt lauer. she described her reaction when she heard that sacra had also been infected. >> my heart sank. and i just -- i just didn't have any other words, but oh, no. >> you're close to him? >> they are part of the family. >> writebol and kent brantly were successful treated for ebola at emory university hospital in atlanta. the disease director says it is highly unlikely sacra will be brought back to the u.s. and says they are ready to treat more patients. >> emergency responders stuck in traffic when every second count. >> where are you going right now? >> chest pain call. >> how crews in our area are dealing with a growing problem. >>> five armed robberies in seven days. the video the police want you to s

there is no cure for ebowl a. but with good care we see patients survive this virus. >> there is a distinction with the united states and third world countries. >> yes, we have wonderful health care and protocols in place to contain the virus. that is what it needs. >> thank you ali. >>> world news tonight with david muir has more on this newly confirmed ebola case next at 6:30 on "action news." >> we are following a developing story tonight from conshohocken authorities are investigating an accidental shooting at the montgomery county training center. the incident happened at 4:30 at the facet at conshohocken road. they did not say who the victim is but the majority of people that use it's firing range are law enforcement officers. >> a 2-year-old boy is in critical condition, after accidently shootsing himself in the head. it happened in claymont delaware this morning at the unite block at cliff side court and valley run, word is that the child was playing with a gun when it accidently discharged. david henry is

. >>> today, president obama announced america's plans to lead the charge in the fight against ebowl are. >> in west africa, ebola is now an epidemic. the of the likes that we have not seen before. if the outbreak is not stopped now, we could be looking at hundreds of thousands of people infected. so this is an epidemic, that is not just a threat to regional security, it's a potential threat to global security, if these countries break down. the world has a responsibility to act. to step up and to do more, the united states of america intends to do more. >> it's stopping ebola more important than combatting terrorism. the sources briefed on the president's program say countering it say violence extremism as africa becomes number one priority. how can that be, bob? >> i think that even that statement by those people on the hill is so -- >> africon said that. >> it's just disgraceful to me. just as george bush did what he did with aides in africa, when the clinton administration didn't do enough. it has nothing to do with isis, it has everything to do with -- it's exactly the right thi

." >>> now to the latest on the deadly ebowl app outbreak, the third american aide worker that contracted ebola is released from the hospital. this during a speech to the united nations this morning the outbreak sickened more than 6200 people and killed an estimated 3,000, the situation in sierra leone and liberia is worse than they thought. the president says it's not just a crisis but a humanitarian crisis. >> they compared it to fighting a forest fire with spray bottles. but with our help they can put out the blaze. >> we'll have much more on president obama's plan of action as well as the global fight against ebola. coming up in the next half hour. >> still to come, the new iphone comes with new features but it's not suppose to do this. how apple is responding after the phones were bent in people's pocket. >>> more than a dozen high school football players are recovering from injuries and this happened off the field, the unusual way their uniforms send them to the hospital. and meteorologist, david murphy will be back with your forecast from accuweather when "action news" at >>> a wom

president obama is laying out the plan to deal with this epidemic, which is of course ebowl a. here are some of the highlights, it throughs sending 3,000 u.s. troops to west africa to provide medical and logistical support to treat victims and a lot of training there in west africa, they plan to train as many as 500 health care worker a week in the affected region and setting up 17 health care facilities each with 100 beds, and now there are a shortage of beds there in west africa and setting up a command in liberia, to coordinate international relief efforts for the people being treated in the region and providing home health care kits for hundreds of thousands of people living in west africa, teaching them how to teach exposed patients. right now ebola is blamed for more than 2,200 deaths. >> thank you alicia. >>> it is time now for a check of accuweather forecast on a day that saw a mix of clouds and sun. >> more clouds than sun, meteorologist, adam joseph, is live outside. >> reporter: we have the mixture going on this afternoon and this morning we saw a few showers passing

we begin first with the ebowl diagnoses here in the u.s.th services are on high alert. what do we know about this person infected with ebola in texas? >> well, all we know

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meeting to assess ebowl y whwha outbreak in west africa. you can hear more about it on c-span networks. >> open to all middle and high school student to create a five to seven-minute documentary, showing by the legislative or judicial branch of the federal government affected you or your community. there is 2 00 cash prizes for student totalling $100,000. for the list of rules, go student cam.org. >> intelligence committee hearing recently on threats by isis. witnesses including former commander to the u.s. central command and former diplomat serving as u.s. ambassador to afghanistan, iraq, pakistan and syria. and this happened shortly before the senate passed the spepding bill that included authorization for arming syrian rebels in their fight against isis. this is two hours. >> call the committee to order. today the house committee on intelligence will hear from some of our nation's foremost experts on the threat posed by isil, al qaeda, and other islamic extremists to reserve time for questions, ranking member and i will reduce opening s