. ♪ >>> a british man suspected of contracting the ebola virus has died in macedonia, and another britishwing symptoms. the u.k. says it will step up the screening of passenger arrives at the airport. let's go to london. first of all what do we know about these new cases, simon? >> reporter: well, not a great deal. i think it has taken the british foreign office somewhat by surprise. we heard the news agencies quoting a senior macedonia official saying that earlier on thursday, two british men were picked up from a hotel in the capitol and brought to a hospital for infection diseases, displaying the signs of ebola. one of the men unable to communicate when admitted died shortly after admission, and the other man is being treated in the hospital. they do, however, stress that while both men showed ebola-like symptoms they have not yet conducted the test to determine it was ebola. the hotel has been sealed off, and the hotel staff and ambulance crew that picked them up have all been put into isolation. if it proves to be ebola, this man would be the first british victim of this disease. >>

it follows the death i've british man in macedonia who is thought to have contracted the disease.on mcgregor-wood reports. >> reporter: macedonian officials say the man arrived here october 2nd, he was 58 and soon fell ill. his condition deteriorated on thursday, and he died authoritily after being ahead admitted to hospital, his traveling companions said they had not been to a country affected by i bola. >> his colleague says he was complaining of stomach problems for the last three days, he refuse today eat and not communicate bug didn't seek until helpful the they toll said he complained of vomiting and fatigue. >> reporter: authorities say they cannot yet confirm he had the virus, samples have been sent to germany where results are expected in 48 hours, his friends and the hotel where the two stayed are under quarantine. in london the british government announced ebola screening will now start. first at london's heathrow air for at the euro star train term until. travelers from sierra lie own, liberia and guinea will be asked about recent travel. who they ever been in contact

is investigating reports of a british man dying of ebola in macedonia.t kind of threat has the government taking new precautions. number 10 downing street announced it will introduce screenings at certain airports and train stations. max foster joining us from london. what is the u.k. planning on doing there? >> i have to say, quite an about turn, wolf, because the government was asked questions about yesterday whether they would be following the u.s. and introduce border screening and they absolutely said no, we have no plans for that. then this morning "the daily mail" coming out with a question on the front, lots of pressure today and then it is a big change in policy. they are introducing screening. a lot of people saying it's a half-hearted effort. initially just heathrow and gatwick and the euro star terminal the train line that connects the u.k. and france and it's quite there are basically questions of where people have traveled to, who they've been in contact with, possible medical screening as well. for example, testing temperature, and a lot o

reuters is reporting the man who died had travel from britain to macedonia, and macedonian spokespersonis telling the bbc the two traveled directly from britain to there and they had not been in any other country with ebola cases they know of. so, if this is ebola, and they did not go to west africa, where did they get it? they caught it somewhere else. where? meanwhile, hospital officials in spain say the ebola patient there is, quote, getting worse, and we have been reporting they're saying a nursing assistant may have gotten the disease after she touched her face with an infected glove. now, two doctors who were treating her are in isolation. although we're to no one elseÑás showing symptoms. the woman in spain is the first person to contract ebola outside of west africa. we know she was treating a priest who ultimately died from it. officials yesterday killed her dog. we reported that. still not clear if the dog actually had ebola in dallas, texas, the other part we're watching, officials there say a sheriff's deputy who went into the apartment where the first u.s. ebola patient had

authorities in macedonia say there is only small probability now that a u.k. man who died there yesterday had ebola. all comes as cdc director tom frieden says the current outbreak could be the next aids epidemic if we don't take action. we have a director of the texas children's hospital center for vaccine development and founding dean of national school of tropical medicine at baylor college of medicine. doctor, thank you for joining us. >> good morning. shannon: i know you're part of the task force down there dealing with this in texas. obviously the first case in the u.s. here to be diagnosed in the u.s. was in dallas and a couple of members of congress now from texas there, senator cornyn, congressman mccaul, calling for texas airports to be added to these travel screenings of international passengers coming in. what's your take on those screenings? are they going to be effective? >> well, i think there is some added belts and suspenders as i've been calling it to the initial screenings they have leaving airports out of west africa. it is not foolproof bu

separately, the body of a british man who died in macedonia on thursday after displaying ebola-like symptoms is being tested for the deadly virus. the hotel where he was staying has been sealed off. the staff and another british citizen are being held in quarantine inside. suspected cases in the czech republic and france have proved negative. two hong kong now where student leaders have warned they will escalate protests if government officials refused to return to the negotiating table -- to hong kong now. >> many have brought tents to show their persistence after the local government canceled talks on thursday, calling the protests illegal and the students' insistence on greater voting rights and compatible with hong kong's constitution. we stay with the theme of china because trade between the world's second-largest economy and germany is set to grow next year after the leaders of the countries signed off on a number of agreements. >> it will not only deepen economic ties but increase cooperation in areas like research, health, and technology. >> china is a key market for high-end german

they were looking into the death of british men in macedonia who died, who showed some symptoms consistent with ebola. says heis colleagues was never in a country where there is ebola, so it might be a false alarm, as we saw in france last night. we swooped in and surrounded the civic center with 60 people inside, four children from ginny had come there. they were asymptomatic, tested, nothing wrong. but there are a lot of these false alarms. >> the who -- >> it doesn't get much more stern than this. the world is said way behind the curve in its response. it needs to be up by at least 20 fold. nothing less than the future of africa is at stake. these three countries, ginny, liberia and sierra leone have about 1.5 lead dollars -- $1.5 billion. those economies could lose as much as [no audio] in addition to the billion and a half i can tell you there is more aid coming in from the united states going into liberia and monrovia into the hot zone. another stark statement from the cdc said that if we don't stop this now, this will be our next aids. that ebola is now entrenched in those west afri

office is also investigating reports of a british citizen suspected of having ebola who has died in macedoniain madrid, the nursing assistant became infected after treating a patient. in australia, a man in quarantine tested negative for ebola. but health care workers are at a high risk of getting infected. according to the world health organization, more than 240 health care workers in guinea, liberia, nigeria, and see her lyons have developed the disease. more than 120 health care workers have died from the virus, one in 16. every death of a health care workers significantly diminishes the ability of countries to respond to ebola effectively. the race is on to find a cure. they have started production of 10,000 doses of a vaccine, an unprecedented decision considering that trials are at such an early stage. >> for more on the response to the ebola outbreak, i spoke every time ago with dr. gavin skinner from the department of public health science at penn state hershey. they will be screening passengers. is that enough? >> it gives us another level of protection. about 150 people from guinea

. >> reporter: in macedonia, authorities say the sudden death of a british man may not be linked to ebolafter all. but the final results will not be able until saturday. but in the meantime the guests hat the hotel are being quarantined. doctors are taking no chances until the final tests are known. >> translator: it is highly recommended not to undertake the autopsy of the body until we receive the results from the labrador. >> reporter: in madrid doctors are continuing to treat the only confirmed case of ebola outside of west africa. even people without symptoms are preserving themselves for observation. seven more patients have arrived here at the hospital behind me, and presented themselves to be put into isolation, bringing to 14 the number under quarantine. the nurse who is infected remains in a stable condition. on friday the spanish prime minister visited the unit. >> translator: both the european commission and the world health organization say the risk this disease can spread in the future is very low. i think we should send this message to all spaniards and make it clear this i

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one of the scares still being investigated is that of a british man who has passed away in macedonia. symptoms consistent with ebola, however, his colleagues say he was nowhere near africa. >> and in spain, actually, the nursing assistant's health has gotten better. at least it was stable. >> worse overnight. worse overnight. in addition to that, they admitted more people in the hospital to look after them. so a total of 13 people, all asymptom atic. the government led a meeting but the watch right now spain and continue nenl europe. >> let's get more details on what we know. what we don't know. let's go to talk to a professor of yourology at warrick. david evans, good morning. >> good morning. >> can we talk about screening, we have been hearing this is a virus that's asymptom atic at first. how is this in reality going to be, this screening? >> on purely scientific grounds there aren't a good reason to introduce screening. the first period they could travel and no one would be aware they were carrying the virus but when the symptoms develop they are reasonably generic. you couldn't

they headed out a thrashing of their own beating macedonia in their qualifier, nevertheless players are not getting carried away just yet. >> this rival is difficult. every international level is tough. of course we'll do our best. we'll prepare hard to take over victory. that's the most important thing. >> there are nine euro qualifiers taking place. they hope not to have any problems. rafael in a del, the world number two was defeated in lopez in straight sets, nadal has been suffering with appendicitis and was in doubt of the event. he said he was not in a great deal of pain. he plans to have surgery to remove his appendix but not before next month. >> my feeling today, and my answer today honestly you never know. it depends on how things improve. >> djokovic clenche clinched his win in china with 23 straight matches. >>> second round match against leonardo mayor. he saved five match points. >>> and l.a. lakers geremi lipped spent his first week with the team and has spoken about what he can learn from kobe bryant. he was on court for 27 minutes ove in the win over denver with a ten-

in macedonia, a hotel has been sealed after after a british man fell -- they were in contact with nurseesa r ork mera who was desperately ill after she caught ebola from a patient being treated in madrid. the death toll has passed 4,000, though the cdc believes the actual number is far higher. dr. kent brantley, that the virus is devastating entire nations. >> you have seen the news reports and i assure you the reality on the ground in west africa is worse than the worst report you have seen. >> tomorrow, customs and border protection begins it's enhanced screening protocols from travelers from west africa at jfk airport in new york city. newark, dulles, chicago o'hare and atlanta airports will follow soon after. >>> thousands of protesters are back on the streets of hong kong tonight, demonstrations that had been leveling off have rekindled after the government called off talks with student leaders. protesters want a greater say in choosing the city's leader. back home, another down day on wall street t dow lost 115, the s&p 500 fell 22, the nasdaq was off 102. for the week t dow gave

advice and we're introducing the screening processes at the appropriate ports and airports 1234 in macedonia, the southern death of a british man may not be linked to ebola after all but the final results may not be available until saturday. in the meantime 25 guests at the hotel where he was staying has been quarantined. another ten medical staff who came in contact with him are also in isolation in hospital. doctors are taking no chances until the final tests are known. >> it is highly recommended not to undertake the autopsy of the body until we see the results from the laboratory. >> reporter: in madrid doctors are continuing to treat the only confirmed case of ebola infection outside of west africa. such is the fear here in madrid that even people without symptoms are presenting themselves for observe says, seven more patients have arrived here at the hospital behind me. and presented themselves to be brought into isolation, bringing the number 14 under quarantine here. the only person who has tested positive for ebola, an infected nurse, she remains according to hospital authorities in

meanwhile, in macedonia, health officials are continuing to investigate a possible ebola death.nsidered unlikely that the virus of the death of the british man, a hotel where he had been staying has now been closed and the guests have been quarantined. in spain, 14 people are at a madrid hospital under observation. in the uk, staff at major airports and the terminal are now being screened and passengers are being screened from ebola-infected countries. passengers will be questioned about their travel history and in the dominican republic, a man was escorted off after he said "i have ebola, you're all screwed." the man said he was joking. five major international airports are said to begin screening arrivals from three west african nations, jfk and newark begins this weekend. 90 u.s. troops have arrived to help in the fight. as cnn reports, many of the u.s. troops sent to liberia are happy to help. >> i love to see military aircraft come in. >> after weeks of preparation, there's a new phase. >> the weather is tough, the terrain is tough, infrastructure is challenging. so these t

they've begun well, 5-1 in their opening qualifier against macedonia. >> we will face the hard game, intense game, difficult game. fast players do what they he do well and it's sure they will pose a number of problems. >> let's have a quick look at all the euro qualifiers taking place thursday, nine in total. sweden will be without their record goal scorer and captain, the swedes still suffering from a heel problem. >> for the moment, i'm injured. i'm on my way back, doing recovery for the moment. it feels good and it's going in the right way, and today did a harder trainer than yesterday. feel much period than yesterday. >> the los angeles kings started a new nhl season. the kings showed off their pro fee. it was their second stanley cup in three years. to make it three in four years, they'll have to improve on this performance, soundly beaten by san jose as they gain revenge for last season's playoff defeat by the kings. >> 43 seconds left on the clock, the shot going off the skate to give the canadiens a win. >> adrian peterson has appeared in court to answer domestic violence cha

. >>> there were wins for ukraine and macedonia, the same group as spain.scored an equalizer just after halftime. nine other qualifiers on friday. >>> there will be a special match played in the united states on saturday. he will play a final game for his country when the u.s. face ecuador. he plays for the l.a. galaxy, played a debut for the national side back in 2000 and will wear the captain's arm ban for his final game. he made his debut 14 years ago, and since then he has made 156 appearances for the united states, remarkable. he is also the all-time leading goal scorer with 57 goals. donovan has appeared in three world cups. arguably his best performance came in 2002 as the u.s. reached the quarter finals. but he was controversially left out of this year's squad that went to brazil. despite that the coach has paid tribute to his retiring star. >> no, we have the understanding with landon that he obviously starts the game. gets the captain arm game out of respect of what he has done for so many years now. the plan is that he's playing about a half hour

in macedonia, a hotel has been sealed off after a british visitor mysteriously died hours after arriving. and in spain, seven people including a hairdresser are in isolation, they were in contact with nurse teresa romero desperately ill after she caught ebola from a patient being treated in madrid. in west africa, the world health organization reported the death toll has passed 4,000. the cdc believes the actual number is far higher. dr. kent brantly, the first american patient with ebola told an audience at abilene christian university that the virus is devastating entire nations. >> you've seen the news reports, and i assure you, the reality on the ground in west africa is worse than the worst report you've seen. >> reporter: customs and border protection begins enhanced screening protocols for travelers from west africa tomorrow at jfk airport in new york. newark, chicago o'hare dulles and atlanta airports follow soon after that. john roberts, fox news. lou: and tonight an update on pharmaceutical companies efforts to fight ebola. four drugs showing the most potential. zmapp credited

in macedonia a hotel has been sealed off after a british visitor mysteriously died hours after arriving. and in spain, seven people including a hairdresser are now in isolation. they were in contact with nurse theresa romero who was despera desperately ill after she caught ebola from patient being treated in madrid. in west africa who reported the death toll past 4,000 the cdc believes the actual number is far higher. dr. kent brantly the first american patient with ebola told an audience at abilene christian university today that the virus is devastating entire nations. >> you've seen the news reports, and i assure you the reality on the ground in west africa is worse than the worst report you've seen. >> reporter: customs and border protect begins enhanc end screening protocols tomorrow at jfk airport in new york. newark, chicago o'hare dulles and atlanta airports will follow soon after that. in atlanta, john roberts, fox news. >> candlelight vigil was held tonight to honor those who have lost their lives to chronic lyme disease. it was held in center city. vigil coincided with a medi

they have become well in the euro campaign, slashing macedonia 5-1 in an opening qualifier. >> translation: we will face a hard game, an intense came, a difficult game. they have fast players, who do what they do well. and sure they impose a number of problems. >> nine qualifiers in total on thursday. sweden without their record goal scorer and captain. in a home clash. ib ram imo vich is suffering from a heel problem. >> at the moment i'm injured, i'm on may way back doing recovery for the moment, it feels good, better than yesterday. >> the head of the football european club association issued a warning to f.i.f.a. there could be consequences if the day for change for the 2022 world cup in qatar. clubs will expect compensation, he believes, if it clashes with the domestic season. lee wellings reports. >> this year's world cup in brazil may have featured players, but three-quarters play football in europe. a statistic giving this man, carl hines rummenig g e an payment of power, particularly when it comes to a date change that could result in a clash with domestic leagues in his continent

it comes amid information there may be a case of ebola in macedonia, where a british man died, after being taken from the hospital from a hotel. it is under quarantine, the hospital, for 48 hours. there's no indication the man had been to west africa. officials in spain say the condition of a nursing condition has deteriorated. teresa rome aero caught it outside of africa. the hospital is blaming it on romero, instead of reviewing protocols. >>> the battle for kobane is growing more urgent by the hour. the islamic state of iraq and levant or i.s.i.l., controls about a third of the town right now. kurdish fighters say they have recaptured some areas. the united states and its allies launched air strikes against i.s.i.l. positions. kobane is on the border with turkey, which is urged to do more to help fighters. stefanie dekker has the latest from southern turkey. >> the future of kobane is uncertain. it's been another day of coalition air strikes. we heard another boom in the background to show you that this is an ongoing battle. we were a little closer to the town, and heard intensive

and a trio victory being belaroose top of spain and ukraine edged out macedonia in group g, russia withsweden registered the first win at the campaign. and the much publicized india super league is underway this calcutta and the new competition saw atletico take on fc in a packed crowd at the salt lake stadium and we report. >> reporter: kick starting an indian football revolution, the opening ceremony may have had a typical boly wood and nothing quite like the indian super league, and this is played over ten weeks and featuring great players of the resent past leak former teammates perez and freddy lumberg and up to now india's two passions is boly wood and cricket and former batting superstar and team owner looking on and could soon be time to at futbol to the list and it could be easy with the raz-ma-taz and then mumbai and city of sea lived up to the city of goals and contest and the spanish league champion atletico-madrid won 3-0 and the mid fielder hernandez and the new league giving indian players like goal keeper a chance to showcase their talents. admittedly the game was being

a hotel in macedonia is sealed off after a man died there with ebola symptoms a top u.s.eneral warning deadly virus coming to central america is a real threat. with more on this, dr. bob from newark medical center. welcome back to the show. i will start with good news. we never get good news on the topic. we got good news from texas health officials that a deputy, a sheriff's deputy in dallas, texas being tested for ebola who actually helped clean up the victim who died there, that apartment, is testing negative that is good news tonight. >> that's great. gerri: does that mean all is clear in dallas? >> no it's not. because we still have the incubation period going on. i'm more concerned about the three people that were with the deceased in his apartment tore those two days after he was sent back from the texas hospital. gerri: well, that is a great point. >> yeah. gerri: other concerns today, secretary burwell saying that we will have more cases in all likelihood, this after the administration said there is no way it is coming to this country. what do you make of the fli

now to macedonia.n southeast europe right next to greece, hotel remains on lockdown with two dozen people inside. we told you about this yesterday as it was breaking news when it happened in that country's capital city. a british traveler died there at that hotel. doctors said he had symptoms similar to ebola. now they say it's unlikely that he had the virus based on initial tests. in fact, they reportedly say the man may have died from drinking too much alcohol. i was traveling with a friend but that friend is not showing any signs of ebola at this point. full test results are expected tomorrow. >>> now to spain. a hospital official there saying that the ebola patient there is now stable. she is a nursing assistant who officials say may have gotten the disease after she touched her face with an infected glove. she says the first person -- she was the first person to have caught ebola outside of west africa, and you saw her in that picture with her dog. they euthanized the dog but not clear whether he

spread beyond west africa along with the fear of it. 25 hotel guests have been quart quarantined in macedoniafter a british man died. tests on whether he was infected with ebola are being done. the condition of the spanish nurse who treated an ebola patient and became infected is reportedly deteriorating. but the hospital staff insists she is stable. more than a dozen being watched there. increased airport screenings will soon begin at major airports in the u.s., the u.k., and likely other countries soon. but the clear massage at the u.n. it won't be enough to protect the global population if ebola isn't stopped at its source and soon. patty colhane, al jazeera, washington. a new u.n.-led initiative in libya has been announced in hopes that stopping fighting in the capitol tripoli while providing humanitarian aid meanwhile in benghazi, renegade khalifa hatar continues his assault on splinter militia groups. he was a former general understand gadaffi who routinelied and now he has called on loelz to take up arms against islamist groups including antalashari who has been designated terrorist or

after a british man who passed through the uk died from macedonia from what could also be an ebola caseola outbreak remains in africa for the most part and more u.s. troops at texas' fort hood are preparing to go to liberia. the three countries hit hardest by ebola have been making desperate pleas for help on the global conference on the outbreak back in washington. at that meeting, thomas frieden warned of the dire global cost of inaction. >> 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. >> strong words there as the world bank estimates that the largest toll on this, the largest ebola outbreak in history could now reach close to $33 billion and not to mention, of course, the human cost of the virus which has already taken 4,000 lives around the world. the actual figures when totaled up are likely to be much higher. coming up, we will go live to missouri which is preparing for days of demonstrations to mark the two-month anniversary of michael brown's killing.

. >> reporter: and wins for ukraine and macedonia in group c the same group as spain and slovinia anded equalizer after half time and with russia and nine qualifying later on friday. to the americans and a special match played in the united states on friday and donavan will play his final game for the country when usa nices ecuador in connecticut, the 32-year-old is one of the faces of the sport in the united states for over a decade and donavan will wear the captain's arm ban for his far north game. after making his debut 14 years ago donavan made 156 appearances for the united states. he is the all-time leading goal scorer with 57 and 57th career assist is also a record. and he appeared in three world cups making his name known in the u.s. run to the quarter finals in 2002 but he was conversely left out of this year's tournament in brazil and despite reportedly icy relationship the coach has paid tribute to his retiring. >> we have the understanding of landon that he obviously starts the game and gets the captain arm bands out of respect for what he has done for an outstanding caree

in macedonia, officials testing the body of a deceased patient who had been experiencing the signs of the virus. even in dallas, abc news learning the deputy rushed to the hospital wednesday has tested negative for ebola. now, airport officials tell us that passenger who was pulled off the plane not only does not have ebola, he didn't even have a fever. as for the american, mukpo, being treated in nebraska, the american photographer who does have ebola, his condition is unchanged. and right now he feels as if he has the worst flu possible. george. >> we hope he gets better soon. >>> and new tension and mystery in korea this morning. north and south exchanging gunfire. it comes amid speculation of the dictator, kim jong-un. he hasn't been seen in a month. martha raddatz is attacking this from washington. what do we know about the fighting across the border? >> reporter: good morning. this is the first time north korea has fired towards south korea in four years. today's exchange began when activists from the south launched balloons with hundreds of thousands of leaflets calling for dem

a british man suspected of contracting the virus died in macedonia.la has claimed almost 4,000 lives in west africa. the man leading the fight in the u.s. is cdc chief dr. tom frieden. he issued a worldwide call to action on thursday. >> i will say that in the 30 years i've been working in public health, the only thing like this has been a.i.d.s. and we have to work now so that this is not the world's next a.i.d.s. >> chief medical correspondent dr. john lapuke is here. good morning. >> good morning. >> what do you think of dr. frieden's comments that this has the potential to be like a.i.d.s.? >> i understand it. i was an intern when a.i.d.s. hit. it was the same sort of fear, a lot of the fear was irrational. you had these numbers that were increasing slowly. the sense, you know, what are we going to do about it? i think one of the big differences is that hiv was able to be spread when people were asymptoat asymptomatic. unfortunately in the case of ebola, people are either surviving or they're dead after two to three weeks. you don't have that insi

disease has spread beyond west africa along with the fear of it. 25 hotel guests quarantined in macedoniatish man died and tests if he is infected with ebola are being done. condition of the spanish nurse who treated ebola patient and became infected is reportedly deteriorating but the hospital staff insists she is stable. more than a dozen being watched there. increased airport screenings will begin at major airports in the u.s., the uk and likely other countries soon. but the clear message at the u.n. it won't be enough to protect the global population if ebola is not stopped at its source and soon. patty with al jazeera, washington. >>> the new screenings will also begin in four other airports next week including newark and washington dulles, and chicago o'hare and hartsfield-jackson in atlanta. and kobane is in the balance as battles are still taking place with kurdish forces despite air strikes this week and the "new york times" say they are bringing in reenforcement and it is on the town with turkey and word of more public executions by the group and more than a dozen people execute

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