he received a plasma transfusion from nancy wrightbold. spencer was working with doctors without borders. he returned from treating ebola patients in africa. hospital officials say he's awake and communicating. >>> the nurse who was quarantined at a new jersey hospital because she had contact with ebola patients in sierra leone is criticizing the way her case was handled. she says he was questioned for several hours but no one would tell her why. officials say she was then taken to a hospital after she developed a fever but she said he was merely flushed because she was upset by the process. she tested negative for ebola yesterday morning but she's still being monitored at the newark hospital. >>> coming up, residents of a south bay neighborhood living if fear. >> one word would describe our experience, it's been hell. >> what happened over the weekend to make neighbors finally say enough is enough? >>> plus, a tour bus tirade be caught on camera. the san francisco sightseeing company responds to a racist rant by one of their tour guides.

he received blood plasma from nancy wrightbold, one of the first two americans diagnosed with ebola.bola patients often get worse before they recover. >>> it was spencer's diagnosis last week just a day after he dined out, gone bowling, ridden a subway that sparked new quarantine laws. alexandra, why are state officials so concerned that would move them to will thefl of this quarantine? >> victor, they're responsible to the people in their state. they're telling us they want to take every precaution to protect residents. that means stepping up the guidelines. this comes at the same time that the cdc is already announcing stepped up guidelines starting tomorrow. people returning from the hot zone will be actively monitored. that means for the 21 incubation period, they'll stay in touch with officials. and now they're taking it a step beyond that and it's causing friction. >> reporter: a mandatory 21-day quarantine or hospitalization already imposed by new york and new jersey and now illinois is causing heated debate on handling the possible spread of ebola. in an effort to ease concer