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hea also did a comparison of the way the u.s. handled this situation. the african nations and the hospital facilities there. we have also heard that there is a cultural burial that they are trying to cross with regards to ebola and western africa, specially when it comes to the dead. when it comes to the dead in western africa. some of these villages, the people will wash the bodies. that's immediate transmission. that's exactly how that can happen. we have seen it spread so quickly. this is one way it happens. we don't do that here. that's a very simple fact. there is a tremendous difference between what is happening in western africa and what is happening in the united states. our capability to handle things here and jump on the situation here in a very different way. this ability to try to educate viewers. to try to educate the american public, health care workers, hospitals, e.r.s, that sort of thing. that was the overall message that i got from this. it is time for everybody to calm down. >> calm down. that's the key. it is okay. when it is serious

we're going to keep an eye and see if we can tell you any hea happened. a picture of the prime minister being briefed by his own officials right there. >> reporter: absolutely. >> go ahead. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. the prime minister was originally on parliament hill when this event took place. he was quickly taken away from the hill and brought back to his residence. that's where you're seeing that picture. he's being briefed by the national security advisers here at ottawa. we do know he will address the nation a little later today. yes, he did speak with president obama about this earlier as well. >> hannah, we mentioned that cbc is reporting this soldier has been killed, the individual who is standing guard on parliament hill. do you have any information about the status of the shooter who was also apparently then gunned down himself? >> reporter: yes. let me take a step back. we got to the scene very quickly. we're close to where this happened. one of our producers was walking to work and called us while we were in our morning meeting to tell u

>> i think we're doigoing to hea change in protocol, ashleigh. it should be done.when i was in guinea, that is what people did. you dipped your gloves in, you took one layer of gloves off, you dipped your gloves in, took the second layer off. and they had a spray bottle, they sprayed down your gown to give you every chance at not actually having any contact with any possible contamination. why it seems -- gavin has seen it firsthand. but i was shocked, too, that the cdc protocol left a large part of my neck exposed. why wouldn't you give yourself every opportunity to be safe? there is a balance. you don't want to put so much gear on that you can't actually do your job. we've seen these doctors in tough areas around the world do their jobs and be safe at the same time -- >> the nurse -- what you just said, the nurses union was very upset these nurses had their necked exposed and the patchwork panacea was to put medical tape on it -- if you pull that off, could create an abrasion where potentially an infection site. dr. alexander van tulleken suggested the only kind

>> i was very clepleased to hea when the president announced he would be sending 3,000 to 4,000 troops. they are absolutely essential. what we need is the command and control and the organization, logistics, the ability to set up hospitals that our military can do better than anyone else. so it's going to be a very important advance in our ability to do what we need to do to get the epidemic under control in west africa. so it's a very good thing that this is happening and i'm very pleased to hear that. >> colonel francona, i've heard mixed thoughts from people telling me, why are we sending u.s. troops? are we putting u.s. troops in harm's way? you've got to think the answer would be no because they wouldn't send them with the risk of bringing it back. but how do we know? >> well, they're going to take all the precautions they can. from what i understand, they're not going to be really in contact with any ebola patients. they're going to be there as the doctor said doing the logistics and providing the support. and they do bring a lot of support. we train to do this humanitarian stuff

martha: you just mentioned he has a see and you saye, h -- hea fiancee, he spent time with her. >> reporter: we don't know if this fiancee might get sick. she isn't showing symptoms. she is quarantined here at bellevue. two friends he spent time are placed in isolation. they are not showing symptoms either. there was an uber taxi driver. he was contacted and told not to worry. meanwhile spencer's apartment has been sealed off and items removed. martha: rick, thank you. great job overnight and this morning as well. bill: a week ago friday he arrived home at jfk. the last 6-7 days he's at home in manhattan. this is manhattan island and this is queens and brooklyn. the bowling alley is located right about here. if you took a higher taxi or driver to go back to 147th street. late last night we get word that bellevue hospital is where he's being treated. one of 8 hospitals has been designated in new york city to get ready for this. the city of 8-12 million. this is what they tell us. they tell us you are not contagious until you show symptoms. according to everything we know right now he showed

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