we thought we had identified a positive patient that needed to be transported to kenema that the babye's a nurse. the nurse was really, really weak. but they still decided to send the ambulance with the nurse in it to go pick up the baby. but when they got to the house, they opened the back, the nurse was unconscious in the back, and so she couldn't obviously take this baby on the four-hour ride to kenema. the neighbors brought the baby to the ambulance and just abandoned the baby. so we were really stuck. i mean, what do you do in a situation like that? >> so just trying to cling to small bits of hope. at least i had one of those today, to the doctor who had been there met me and he he said he had received word that the baby and the nurse from yesterday had arrived alive at the treatment center. so i really have no way of finding out what will happen to them now. they're at the treatment center. but at least i know they made it there alive and i can hope that they'll survive. >> a first account of what it's like on the front lines of the fight against ebola. >>> coming up here, a fis

says it has a month's worth of food in kenema and these trucks are being loaded with more than 60 tons to an area near the border with guinea but if the out break continues it warns that stocks will run low. the health crisis could also become a food crisis. i'm with al jazeera. >>> france has carried out the first air strikes against targets from islamic state or isil and two fighter jets on friday morning, france is the first ally to join the u.s. led air campaign against fighters in iraq. let's talk to the french capitol and what exactly did the french target with those first air strikes? >> well, darren, the detail has emerged from a statement by the president himself and he said that fighter planes hit and completely destroyed what is being called a logistics depo and we don't know if it was armaments or vehicles or so on but it was in the northeast of iraq. other details in the french media suggests there were at least two planes involved in this, in these air strikes on friday morning local time and that they returned that their air base, the french base of al-dufra in the unite

(gunshots) in nearby kenema, the third- largest town in sierra leone, rumors about the virus have brought people onto the streets. a story is going round that ebola is a hoax, a trick devised by doctors to steal people's blood. the rioters are trying to break down the hospital gates and rescue the patients inside. >> (news report on radio) >> narrator: the police use tear gas and fire live bullets to disperse the rioters. but the rumors that ebola is a hoax mean that more victims hide in their homes, infecting their families and neighbors. back at the field hospital, it's kadiatu's sixth night in isolation. she's still very sick, but she's more worried about her husband fallah. >> narrator: fallah's battle with the virus is reaching a critical phase. >> narrator: with both fallah and kadiatu in the hospital, manjo returns to their village to check on their four sons. >> narrator: to everyone's relief, they are healthy. but they're missing their mom and dad. >> narrator: they record a "get well" message. >> narrator: manjo returns to the hospital with the children's message. >> narrator: a