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now, but we've also had a lot of people working together who have put enough pressure on the local l.l.cwo to four weeks we'll get our hospital back, the actual facility, and then we'll take some of the end roads we've made with raising money and get this hospital going as soon as possible. >> let's listen to how this issue came up during the senate, the debate for the senate seat in north carolina. >> ecu invited or having unbelievable problems because of no medicaid expansion. we've already had one hospital close in belhaven. he is proud of the fact that he hasn't expanded medicaid. >> that's kay hagan. she's running against the speaker who is very much a part of making sure that north carolina does not have the medicaid expansion. mayor, do you believe that this hospital would be open today if north carolina had accepted the medicaid, medicaid expansion? >> i think it's quite possible. north carolina not accepting medicaid expansion has cost our health care system $10.9 million a day. 10% of one day would have broke our hospital even in 2013. so it has a big effect. we're talking over

the bio pharmaceutical l.l.c. is trying to make mr. but it won't come up soon. they are going to monitor the patient in an isolation unit and make sure they have a good fighting chance to make sure that they fight off ebola. >> to be clear, you reported that it wasn't clear whether zmapp helped those two other americans heal. do we know about getting american troops to africa to the ebola zone? >> we have heard that american troops, along with british forces will be headed over to west africa at some point soon to build isolation unit, big tents that can hold some of the people infected with ebola, get them into a facility where they can be monitored, just like they would be here in atlanta or nebraska where the third ebola patient is being treated now. that's the issue over there. the fact that there's no infrastructure, no place for these people that are in effected to get the proper treatment. at some point soon, u.s. troops and british troops will be building massive tents i understand west africa. >> as for west africa, doctors are scrambling to get any sor