i'm errol barnett. with you for the next two hours. coming up right now,. >> ebola is scary. it's a deadly disease and we know how to stop it. >> after weeks of hesitation, the u.s. moves to screen travelers from west africa for ebola. also, the battle for kobani. washington ramps up the pressure on isis militants while playing down its chances for success in this syrian city. ♪ i may not always love you >> we get a bit less serious laettner the broadcast. more than 20 of the world's biggest musicians come together and sing for a good cause. ♪ i'll make you so -- >>> all right. let's first begin with the latest developments on the ongoing ebola outbreak and we can report on the death of the first patient diagnosed with ebola in the united states. thomas eric duncan died wednesday in the dallas hospital where he was being treated. later wednesday, a texas health official said a sheriff's deputy hospitalized with ebola-like symptoms is at no risk of the virus. >>> meantime, over in spain, six people there

i'm errol barnett.ing up for you this hour, crowds are still building in hong kong as a national holiday turns into a day of protest for tens of thousands again this continues each and every day. we'll have live reports from hong kong and beijing coming up for you in moments. >>> plus, the u.s.-led coalition hits isis with its biggest day of air strikes yet. but the terror group is still making gains and doctors say the first case of ebola has been diagnosed in the united states. what they had to say about fears the patient wasn't treated fast enough. the newest information on all those coming up but want to begin with the demonstrations in hong kong. today is a national day, a holiday in china but not everyone is celebrating looking now at live pictures from hong kong. thousands of pro-democracy demonstrators, many of them young people, have filled the streets there once again. they're demanding their own right to choose their own leader, beijing is granting hong kong the right to vote beginning in 201

i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm errol barnett.ing up this hour, the united states is doing more to try to prevent the spread of ebola. we'll tell you about new restrictions for people traveling from west africa. >>> this video shows a humanitarian air drop that is intercepted from the u.s. it has many people wondering how militants could have gotten their hands on these supplies. >>> and he was one of the key figures who helped expose a scandal that brought down an american

i'm errol barnett. coming up this hour, isis has planted another flag in its march across syria and iraq, and now we're learning new information about exactly where the islamic militants get their money. we'll bring you that story and a look at how much the u.s. is spending to try and stop the group. >>> but first, troubling new developments on the spread of ebola. for the first time we are learning of someone who has contracted the deadly virus outside of west africa. >>> and let's go ahead and bring you more on that story now. health officials in spain announced monday that a nurse's aide has tested positive for the ebola virus. they say she developed symptoms shortly after treating two infected patients who returned to spain for care but later died. >> meantime, the numbers back in west africa are disturbing, with more than 7,000 confirmed or suspected cases of ebola. that's according to the world health organization. about half of them have died. we do want to turn to our al goodman, who joins us no

errol. >> all right.erek, thanks very much. >>> banking giant jpmorgan said hackers got information on more than 80 million of its account holders. part of an infiltration that recently came to light. jpmorgan said they were able to gain access to client names, phone numbers and e-mail addresses but not account numbers or user i.d.s. the company says it hasn't seen any unusual customer fraud related to that breach. >>> and an attorney is threatening google with a $100 million lawsuit on behalf of some of those celebrities you may remember who had their nude photos leaked online like jennifer lawrence had their icloud accounts hacked and private photos stolen. just imagine if that happened to you. lawyer who doesn't specify who he's representing claims google didn't do enough to remove the pictures. google told cnn, quote, we removed tens of thousands of pictures within hours of the requests being made and we have closed hundreds of accounts. they go on to say the internet's used for many good things, stea

>> reporter: hi there, errol. i think it's important to start with saying i've been on the ground in nigeria for a couple of days and in speaking with senior government officials it wasn't a done deal. and an agreement to release the girls. talks were under way in chad. to flash out details and finalize an agreement to bring an end to the insurgency and for people around the world and for the relatives of those missing girls see their release. the deal in and of itself was not a done deal. the events that played out on the ground here in nigeria in the northeastern part of the country over the last couple of days are most definitely casting a shadow over any kind of talks underway in chad. it is worth pointing out there is not consensus here on the ground as to who was responsible for those attacks. local residents speaking to local journalists that cnn has been in touch with they believe it was the work of boko haram and the abduction of 60 girls can be laid at their doorstep. those in the country suggest this is

i'm errol barnett. lots to get you this hour. an american journalist tests positive for ebola in liberia as officials race to get to those who were in contact with the man who contracted ebola in the u.s. >>> peace talks on the table in hong kong but as heavy rain falls will the so-called umbrella protesters stay put? we'll take you live to the scene. >>> another partner in the fight -- in the front against isis, australia plans to deploy fighter jets to join u.s.-led air strikes. >>> we begin this hour with a number of new developments in the fight against ebola. first nbc news says an american cameraman working in liberia this, is him, has contracted ebola. the network says none of its other crew members are showing any signs of the disease. >> we now know his name. he is ashoka mukpol. his father says they're optimistic about his progress. thomas duncan, the first man diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. answered no on an airport questionnaire asking if he had cared for a patient with the virus but witnesses say duncan had been he

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i'm errol barnett still here with you. topping the headlines first confirmed case of ebola in new york city. >> there is no reason for new yorkers to be alarmed. >> officials try to calm potential fears after a new york city doctor tests positive for ebola. we'll bring you the latest information. >>> also police in that city are on heightened alert after four of their own were attacked by a man with a hatchet. what was behind this unprovoked act of vice? >>> in can -- officials piecing together answers after wednesday's deadly shooting. the same time they hailed the hero who took him down. >> the hero does not want to be a hero. we'll get to this in a moment. quite touching moment in parliament when new york officials are telling people not to fear for their safety after the city's first confirmed case of ebola. >> yeah, woo he want to undercon that but people will naturally be aware and concerned of what's happening. dr. craig spencer contracted the december after returning from treating ebola participates in guinea. he i

errol? >> al goodman live for us in madrid, spain, ahead of a meeting to figure out if more could have been done. the whole world watching to make sure the ebola virus doesn't continue to spread outside of west africa as it's doing right now. thank you very much for that. we can give you an overview of how bad the ebola virus is at the moment. the world health organization saying there have been more than 7,000 confirmed or suspected cases of ebola in west africa, so far, 3400 of them have been fatal, the scary thing is, the picture you're looking at now, could only be part of the big problem. the fear is, the real numbers could be much higher. the vast majority of these cases of deaths are in lie beer kbber more than 2,000 people have died. >>> in dallas, texas, the first person to be diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. remains in critical condition. thomas eric duncan is receiving an experimental anti-viral drug right now, that was originally developed to battle viruses like smallpox. the neb

i'm errol barnett. here's updates on our top stories. spanish nurse's assistant has taken a turn for the worse. she helped treat a spanish priest who returned from africa with ebola and later died. 14 people are under observation in the same hospital. she is the only one with a confirmed case of ebola. >>> world speculation about kim jong-un is runni ning rampant. this comes after the north korean leader failed to appear at an annual ceremonial event. he hasn't been seen in public for more than a month. and that raises rumors about his current status. >>> u.s. air strikes in kobani, syria, seem to be doing little to stop the advance of i.s.i.s. militants. i.s.i.s. reinforcements have poured into this town. and the terror group controls one-third of that city. turkey says it will send in ground troops to save kobani. >>> anti-european union party has won its first elected seat in britain's parliament. the conservative defector posted the independence party's victory in the english seaside town. he got 60% of the vote. >>> now, stopping th

i'm errol barnett. >>> and i'm rosemary church. ahead this hour, a second american nurse is diagnosed with ebola just one day after stepping off a commercial flight. next we'll look at how she was ever allowed to board an aircraft. >>> plus, oscar pistorius is back in court right now as lawyers debate his punishment for the shooting death of his model girlfriend. >>> we start with the ebola outbreak. there are growing questions about the ability to control the spread of ebola in the united states with a second texas nurse contracting the virus. >> an official says she was transferred because of staffing concerns at the dallas hospital where she works. the official says nurses in dallas are considering a walk-out. that's how serious things have become in texas. vincent is said to be ill but in stable condition. >> the first nurse to become ill with ebola is in good condition. it's unclear weather nina pham will be transferred to another hospital. both pham and vinson had extensive contact with thomas duncan, the liberia man who was

i'm errol barnett. our top stories right now. u.s. health officials issuing strict new guidelines for health workers treating ebola patients. the centers for disease control now call for full protective gear that covers all skin. a supervisor will monitor workers putting the garments on and taking them off. >>> fashion designer oscar de la renta died at the age of 82 born in the dominican republic but moved on, i should say, to study in spain and worked at fashion houses in europe eventually creating his own now world famous lines. he was ton for his evening gowns and dressed every first lady in the u.s. since jacqueline kennedy. >>> oscar pistorius is due in court in about an hour from now for his sentencing. the south african track star was found guilty of culpable homicide for killing his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. seeing a live look at the courthouse. the defense says he should be given community service and house arrest. while the prosecution is asking for at least ten years in prison. more on that in a moment. >>> now, the len

i'm errol barnett. coming up this hour, a view of west africa's ebola crisis you've likely not seen before. a nurse wears a special camera to give us a glimpse into the horrors he faces every day. >>> also ahead new coalition air strikes pound isis targets in iraq and syria but even u.s. officials admit that air power alone will not be enough to stop the islamic militants. >>> later, a young woman's heartbreaking choice. why she's decided to end her life on her own terms. >>> we start with the nurse in australia who is now in medical isolation amid fears she too could have ebola. officials say the 57-year-old woman from the city of cairns returned last weekend from treating ebola patients in sierra leone. >> now she became concerned after developing what's described as a low grade fever when she returned. she went to an area hospital, test results are expected back friday morning. i just spoke with a reporter there who describes her condition as stable. officials right now are trying to keep the public

i'm errol barnett. coming up for you this hour, as an american ebola patient fights for her life, health care workers are demanding better training and equipment to keep them safe from the disease. >> plus, this is the world the world has seen of kim jong-un. there he is there. but the government photos are doing little to quell speculation about the north korean leader. >>> and oscar pistorius is already in court for the second day of his sentencing hearing. >>> but we begin with ebola. safety procedures are under review after a nurse became the first person to contract ebola in the united states. >> she's identified as nina pham. you see her here. an aid organization said she's now received a transfusion from ebola survivor kent brantly. >> she contracted the disease treating eric duncan before he died. now the details on the investigation to determine what went wrong. >> texas state and federal officials are scrambling to determine how the transmission happened and whether it could have been avoided.

errol? >> all right, giving us insight on what is happening in north korea. >>> now, in mexico, investigators say new arrests may crack the case of 43 missing students. authorities say they have got four more people in custody and they're checking a grave site that may be connected to the missing teachers in training. the students were last seen in guerrero state over a month ago. the case has sparked protests and even encouraged the governor to step down. >>> it was a day of mourning in canada. thousands gathered to pay respects to corporal nathan cirillo who was gunned down last week. he was attacked by michael zehaf-bibeau. authorities shot and killed zehaf-bibeau and since learned he had ties to the jihadist movement. the commander praised the slain soldier. >> he never took the hard knocks or tough challenges personally. he just smiled and soldiered on. both in the regiment and in life. loyal, tough, loving, true. his family knew it. his regiment knew it. and now canadians know it. rest

i'm errol barnett. coming up -- authorities in hong kong move in against democracy protesters triggering new allegations of police brutality. >>> a long-term campaign, the u.s. president warns of more t setbacks in the fight against isis as the dead and wounded pile up in a key battleground. >> there are many more graves here and the extent of the grief and the anger on display shows you the kind of problem they're going to face. >> also ahead for you, unprepared. new charges that hospitals in spain and the u.s. are not ready to deal with the ebola epidemic. a lot of very important stories to get to for you. we're going to get to all of that. first we want to begin with new developments this hour in pretoria, south africa, oscar pistorius' sentencing hearing set to resume in the next 30 minutes. >> the olympic sprinter could be sent to prison after he was convicted of cull table homicide for killing his girlfriend reeva steenkamp last year. on tuesday, a social worker testifying for the defense told the

i'm erroll barnett. and health care workers arrived on thursday, and troops are expected to be deployed soon. their role is to establish the treatment centers and an ebola training academy in fact. the health care workers of course have been susceptible to ebola during this fight. in the meantime, a british royal navy medical ship is heading to sierra leone, the rfa august has 100 hospital beds and really a state-of-the-art emergency facility. joining me live is the ship's commanding officer captain david eagles. thank you for joining us on cnn from the vessel this morning. just give us a sense of the resources this vessel has, and how long it will take for it to get in place. >> yes, good morning, we're fully loaded with all of our humanitarian aid and the stores on behalf of the international development and we have three helicopters embarked. they will be used to transfer stores and personnel equipment to sierra leone where the internal structures are quite significant. it will be used around freetown

errol? >> one major reason this is a global scare is there is no vaccine for ebola, there is no protection against it, but where you are and in some places around the world, like at oxford in the uk, for example, there are efforts to conduct ebola vaccine trials and on humans. this is taking place at the national institutes of health where you are. tell us how that might affect nin a's treatment if at all? >> it probably won't affect her treatment at all right now, errol, because they're going to be giving her just some other types of treatment that they know they can give an existing ebola patient. we have to note she's the first patient to be treated here who actually was diagnosed with ebola. there was another patient who came in late september who was exposed to ebola, but it turned out that he tested negative. he did not have the ebola virus. nina pha is the fist r actual ebola patient to be treated here. as for the vaccine, these vaccines are being tested here at the nih and at the wal

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. and we want to show you these live pictures from hong kong. it may be the fat holiday in china but protesters here are spending their day speaking out against beijing. >> also coming up, it's most intense round of bombings since the start of the assault against isis but officials warn air strikes alone won't be enough to stop the militant group also ahead. >> the federal centers for disease control has confirmed that a patient admitted to this hospital has tested positive for ebola virus. >> doctors have diagnosed the first case of ebola inside the united states. how concerned should americans really be? thanks for joining us, everyone. it's the national day holiday in china as we mentioned but unity is not the theme right now in hong kong. thousands of pro-democracy demonstrators are on the streets for another day peacefully pressing beijing to give up its veto power of the candidates in the 2017 election for hong kong's chief executive. >> they say they're illegal and no backing dow

errol? >> it's heartbreaking to see that, quite frankly and to know that soldier, who was so friendly to people who wanted to take pictures with him and he's now been shot. just a few days ago, susan, we were reporting on another incident in canada, another lone-wolf-type individual, who attempted to ram his car into the vehicle of two soldiers and killing them. he did kill one individual. he himself was shot by police and he too was someone that canadian officials were watching and was aware of, like the man behind today's shooting. our officials linking them at all? what are they saying as far as that's concerned? >> if they are, they're not saying so publicly. but certainly they're looking for any kind of connection, any signs of radicalization. anyone that he may have been linked to. so of course, during the normal course of things, they will be looking at his background in every way they can, looking at his phone records, looking at sites on the internet that he might have visited. look

. >> i'm errol barnett. we're going to begin with the latest developments on the still ongoing ebola outbreak. we're getting sobering numbers on the financial impact of this crisis. the world bank predicts west african countries can lose over $32.6 billion over the next three months. >> the nation with the most deaths so far, liberia, is getting help from the u.s. military. another 700 military personnel due late their month. >> the situation is serious. the cdc director had grim words about the outbreak on thursday, comparing it to another deadly global pandemic. >> i will say that in the 30 years i've been working in public health, the only thing like this has been aids. and we have to work now so that this is not the world's next aids. >> dr. thomas frieden there. concern is growing in spain, where more people are entering the hospital for observation. and a nurse who contracted ebola is there. al goodman is there. how is she doing? what is her condition at this time? >> reporter: she's in this hospital b

. >> and i'm errol barnett. coming up this hour, the united states is doing more to try to prevent the spread of ebola. we'll tell you about new restrictions for people traveling from west africa. >>> this video shows a humanitarian air drop that is intercepted from the u.s. it has many people wondering how militants could have gotten their hands on these supplies. >>> and he was one of the key figures who helped expose a scandal that brought down an american president. we'll look back at ben bradlee's life. >>> first, the battle against ebola. >> the freelance cameraman who was infected while working in liberia is now free of the virus. ashoka mukpo will be able to leave a nebraska hospital in a matter of hours. on twitter he said he feels blessed and truly happy to be alive. >>> in spain, the latest tests show a nurse's aide is free of ebola. teresa ramos helped treat infected patients in madrid. she may remain in the hospital, though, for several more days to recover from her symptoms. >>> and one of the infe

errol? >> all right. so a bit of a chilling dwochlt there that the person believed to be behind all this had traveled to the u.s. a number of times but as our security analysts tell us, if there was no wrongdoing, what can officials do? i know we'll continue to look into all those important questions as this goes on. thanks for vuch. >> corporate cirillo was killed thank you, murdered in cold blad as he survived an honor rare memorial guard. honoring those people who gave their lives so we can live in a free, democratic and safe society. >> and makeshift memorial for nathan cirillo has popped new his hometown of hamilton, ontario. some of his friends say they can't believe he's gone. >> i just don't want to believe it. he was such an amazing person, amazing father, amazing friend. he rescued dogs. he was just an awesome person. >> he's a hero. . he's an amazing guy. >> corporal cirillo was a reservist, a proud member of the argyle and southerland highlanders. and according to his instagram page, he had a

errol? >> andrew stevens live for us in hong kong, thanks. >>> all right, a quick break now, but just ahead here on cnn, the director of the u.s. secret service has resigned after being blasted by critics over security lapses at the white house. >> plus, a look at how isis is adapting to threats from above and how that's affecting the situation on the ground. stay with us. 'wóóÑt >>> let's get you the latest information out of syria and iraq now. at least 48 people were killed after two explosions outside a school in syria. we have to warn you here, what you're about to see is quite graphic. >> yeah, the opposition syrian observatory for human rights says 41 of the victims were children. state media says a car bomb exploded before a second blast. [ screaming and chaos ] >> horrifying to watch. that second detonation was set off by a suicide bomber. appeared timed to inflict even more destruction. syrian media says the twin attacks happened just as the children were leaving class for the day.

errol. >> absolutely right, rosemary. in the meantime, let's get you caught up on other global stories. fashion designer oscar de la renta died at the age of 82 born in the dominican republic he became known as the sultan of suave for dressing some of the most high-profile figures among them oprah winfrey and every u.s. first lady since jacqueline kennedy. laura bush released a statement calling him a dear friend. his most recent creation is the gown amal clooney wore when she married george clooney. >>> if you can believe it we have a bit of positive ebola news to bring to you now. nigeria joins senegal in declared officially ebola-free. the country's aggressive space and effective tracking of people who came into contact with ebola victims really helped stop the spread. >> nigeria had 19 confirmed casing including 8 deaths. there have been no new cases for 42 days. so far, the virus has killed more than 4500 people across west africa. >>> in the meantime, the u.s. is tightening safety procedures for health workers treat

i'm errol barnett. we are your anchor team for the next four hours. coming up now, the politics of ebola. the u.s. and australia debate controversial new rules on how to treat people at risk for the deadly virus. but some say it's misguided. we'll talk about that. >>> plus shocking new details about what led up to that school shooting in washington state. we will take you to the indian reservation. >>> and lava footage from kilauea. it's dangerously close to one hawaiian town. >>> thanks for joining us, everyone. we begin with the latest developments on ebola in the united states. a nurse quarantined in new jersey who had tested negative for the virus is heading home to maine. >> not the end of her ordeal, because kaci hickox recently returned from treating ebola patients in west africa. she had harsh words for governor chris christie for putting the quarantine in place in the first place. >> it contradicts revised cdc guidelines that call for voluntary home quarantine only for people at the highest risk of infection. those include health care workers

i'm erroll barnett. arrived on thursday, and troops are expected to be deployed soon. their role is to establish the treatment centers and an ebola training academy in fact. the health care workers of course have been susceptible to ebola during this fight. in the meantime, a british royal navy medical ship is heading to sierra leone, the rfa august has 100 hospital b

i'm errol barnett, with you for the next two hours. the world's biggest stories coming up. this hour, we begin with the first ebola patient confirmed in the u.s. has texas on edge right now. why some parents are temporarily pulling their children out of school. >>> in hong kong, protesters are threatening to occupy government buildings if their demands are not met. we are approaching the deadline. we'll get you live to the scene for a report. >>> plus an up-close look at how coalition forces and peshmerga are working together to battle isis militants in iraq. the latest information on that coming up. >>> but first, we begin this hour with new concerns about how a texas hospital handled the first known case of ebola diagnosed here in the u.s. the country's top expert says health care workers really dropped the ball by not passing on the critical information that this patient had just come from west africa. our senior medical correspondent, elizabeth cohen, has more. >> reporter: the family of 42-year-old ebola patient thomas eric duncan says he's in pain and hasn't eaten for

here's what a poll shows, errol, that there's broad support for taking on ebola abroad.than 7 in 10 americans say that the government should be involved fighting ebola overseas as well as home. so my question is will that change if soldiers, god forbid, start becoming infected or showing signs? >> well, it might. i mean, look, we have signs of something, and i hope it doesn't turn into an outright panic, but we have levels of concern that far outstrip the objective facts on the ground. far many more people are going to die of the flu as of right now, and we know that for sure, and you don't see people trying to figure out how to quarantine flu patients and so forth. there's exactly one person as far as i could tell who has a contagious case of ebola, and it's dr. spencer here, and you'd almost have to break into the hospital to try and get near the guy. i mean, it just doesn't make sense to have sort of a national panic. the standards, i think the cdc is putting forward seem to make some sense. if you're in one risk category, you take certain actions. if you're in a diff

. >> i'm errol barnett. coming up this hour, canada shaken by terror. we're learning more about the gunman who storm the country's parliament, along with the man who took the suspect down before he could hurt anyone else. >>> also ahead, former security contractors are found guilty in a mass shooting that left more than a dozen civilians dead. how this marked a turning point in u.s./iraqi relations. >>> and we'll tell you about the new rules for travelers arriving from west africa. >>> we will begin once again in ottawa where a canadian soldier and the man who shot him are dead. authorities are looking into possible links to terrorism. >> the scene was utter chaos wednesday morning as police say michael sahalf bee bow fired shots.e panic in the building when the gunman began shooting. [ shots fired ] >> so chilling to hear the gunshots echoing through parliament there. the dead soldier has been identified as corporal nathan a cirillo. >> we will not be intimidated. canada will never be intimidated. in fact, this will lead us to strengthen our resolve an

hello, everyone, i'm errol barnett. let's begin with ebola. scientists are fast tracking trials of experimental vaccines as the number of cases just continues to climb. >> the world's largest vaccine trial for the virus is set to begin on friday in switzerland. about 120 people will participate, most of them are medical students. >> liberia is reporting some encouraging numbers. the rate of infection there appears to be slowing, but the world health organization warns the crisis is far from over. >> i'm terrified. that the information will be misinterpreted and people will think oh, great, this is under control. you know, ebola -- that's like saying your pet tiger is under control. this is a very, very dangerous disease. any transitimission chains can result in many more cases. >> the w.h.o. reports more than 13,700 cases at this point. about 5,000 people have died. >>> right now a debate is raging over quarantine policies for health workers returning from the ebola hot zone essentially. but the u.s. president and the pope emphasized their sup

hey, everyone, i'm errol barnett. >>>en alleged police killer on the run for nearly seven weeks, has finally been captured and will face a judge today. officials say eric frein could face the death penalty. he was found at an abandoned airport in pennsylvania in relatively good shape. he's accused of killing one state trooper and wounds another in an ambush last month. officers used one of those dropper's handcuffs to arrest frein. cnn's susan candiotti has been following the investigation. >> reporter: after escaping capture just shy of seven weeks, suspected cop killer eric frein runs out of luck and out of time. without one shot fired, he's taken down by u.s. marshals, who spot frein before he even knew eyes were on him. sources say helped by intelligence, a special-ops team clearing a frooef upreviously s area spotted him running across a runway at an abandoned airport. he's accused of shooting two troopers, killing one of them. marshals getting him on the ground, recovering these two weapons, a rifle and a pistol

i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm errol barnett. let's begin with what's happened in the state. kaci hickox says her quarantine in new jersey violated her basic, human rights. now the nurse who treated ebola patients in west africa is expected to be at her home in maine today. new jersey governor chris christie ordered her released from isolation after she tested negative for ebola. >>> a 5-year-old boy in new york who had a fever, has also tested negative for the virus, but he'll remain in the hospital in isolation for now at least. also in new york, dr. craig spencer is now in serious but stable condition. he tested positive for ebola last week. >>> and take a look at the american mood toward ebola. a new poll shows 8 in 10 americans believe someone in the u.s. will become infected with ebola in the next few weeks. but a majority, 54%, believe the u.s. government is doing a good job handling ebola. 42% say it's doing a poor job at the moment. >> no matter what the polls say, there's increasing scrutiny over chris christie's decisi

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. >> ivan is on that list and errol barnett.ho played a role in the protest in hong kong. he just turned 18, like errol barnett on monday. malala yousafzai also made the list. she's the youngest to ever win the nobel peace prize for her efforts to promote girls' education. >> the president's daughters also made the cut. the very well-behaved sasha and malia. and lourde. you can find the full list on cnn.com. >> you're watching cnn. errol bash net takes over at the top of the hour. >> you're so mean to him. >> we'll also have a new theory which is going around about how the ebola virus is spreading by the way health care workers are removing protective gear. ♪ [ male announcer ] over time, you've come to realize... [ starter ] ready! [ starting gun goes off ] [ male announcer ] it's less of a race... yeah! [ male announcer ] and more of a journey. and that keeps you going strong. at unitedhealthcare insurance company, we get that. with over 30 years of experience, we'll be there -- ready to go as far as you. so consider an aarp m

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i'm errol barnett. equipment to keep them safe from the disease. >> plus, this is the world the world has seen of kim jong-un. there he is there. but the government photos are doing little to quell speculation about the north korean leader. >>> and oscar pistorius is already in court for the second day of his sentencing hearing. >>> but we begin with ebola. safety procedures are under review after a nurse became the first person to

. >> i'm errol barnett.those of you watching in the united states and around the world. >> test results came back positive just a few hours ago for this man, craig spencer, a 33-year-old doctor who recently returned from west africa. he developed a high fever and other ebola-like symptoms early thursday and is now in isolation in bellevue hospital there in new york. that's the city's designated ebola treatment facility. >> and here's what we know about his background. dr. spencer went to guinea in mid september with doctor without borders. he had been back in new york for six days before he began feeling ill. >> we know that he left his pardon me and went on a three-mile jog. a sign that he was feeling quite well. and he also took the subway system. we know that he's ridden on the a train, the number 1 train, the l train. we're still getting more information about this. but we know that yesterday that he went to a bowling alley in williamsburg. he was feeling well at that time, and except for his feeling of

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i'm errol barnett.hour, crowds are still building in hong kong as a national holiday turns into a day of protest for tens of thousands again this continues each and every day. we'll have live reports from hong kong and beijing com

i'm errol barnett. we are your anchor team for the next four hours.politics of ebola. the u.s. and australia debate controversial new rules on how to treat people at risk for the deadly virus. but some say it's misguided. we'll talk about that. >>> plus shocking new details about what led up to that school shooting in washington state. we will take you to the indian reservation. >>> and lava

errol lewis, headline, october surprise?e pivot issue for the mid-term elections? mr. avalon, i see you wincing. >> what a terrible surprise ebola on a plane from cleveland is. look this is definitely becoming an issue that's preoccupying people. we're fighting not only ebola, but really fear and that can drive people's emotions and affect elections. the problem the president has right now is it appears to be an unsteadiness, an attempt to adjustment strategy to facts on the ground can come across as sort of a red-line problem. you said one thing, now you're changing. and it will be an issue, already candidates were mentioning on the campaign trail. when you start throwing out things like quarantine and banned flights, that's playing to people's fears, this will be a factor. >> errol, let's listen to what the president said about the possibility of appointing a czar yesterday. >> did may make sense for us to have one person in part just so that after this initial surge of activity, we can have a more regular process just to

i'm errol barnett, with you for the next two hours.ou just joining us here in the u.s. and all around the world. coming up this hour, a texas nurse with ebola was in full hazmat gear as she was transported just a few hours ago to a high-tech treatment center. we'll have a closer look at the track record of the hospital where she worked and caught the virus. >>> plus, in hong kong, police there are out in force, trying to clear the roads of makeshift camps set up by protesters. we're going get you live where things go from here. >>> and later, what could be the final day of testimony oscar pi sentencing face as the prosecution wraps up its face. >>> but first at this moment, it's 2:00 a.m. in bethesda, maryland. that's where a nurse infected with ebola is essentially settling into her new surrounding. nina pham arrived at the national itu

i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm rosemary church.bola patients. the cdc now calls for full protective gear which covers all skin along with a supervisor to monitor the workers taking the gear on and off. >>> oscar pistorias is due in three hours for sentencing. the defense says he should be given community service and house arrest, while the prosecution is pushing for at least 10 years in prison. >>> legendary fashion designer oscar de la renta has died at the age of 82. reports say he looked frail recently. most recently he designed the wedding gown of george clooney's amal. >>> isis has launched 15 near simultaneous attacks in a new grab for land in northern iraq. targets include the mosul dam and several villages around sinjar mountain. peshmerga fighters have repelled many of the attacks. >> isis fighters are miles away from the capital of iraq. >> one television program is going so far as to joke about isis with critical jabs at the west. ben wedeman has more. >> reporter: bloody sword and all, isis is singing in the rain. [ sin

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