. >> reporter: mylar told me about perlina. >> 3-year-old cute girl in a pink party dress sitting on the steps of the ambulance and turns out she just watched her mother die in the ambulance on the way to the hospital. the community refused to take care of her because they were afraid. she had nowhere to go. >> reporter: mylar who's worked in liberia for nine years is not afraid. she's tested negative for ebola. the governments temporarily shut down schools so mylar turned the girls academy she opened last year into a haven for the kids. the guest house is a quarantine unit. >> we basically quarantine these kids with disney movies and love and ice cream. >> reporter: the library is a warehouse for medical supplies. but mylar knows there's only so much she and her team can do. this is the picture that's on your blog that i can't get out of my mind. it's of a young girl lying outside a holding center. >> she was laying on a bench by herself. i tried talking to her and she was two weeks before she said anything. she was all alone and can't do anything about it. i'm fighting with everyth

like 3-year-old perlina who watched her mom die in an ambulance. >> that was anne thompson reporting. so rain is coming? >> yes, indeed. nice weather right now. but rain drops are on the way. here's what you can expect. it could be briefly heavy. enthat very strong wind will stick with us tomorrow through thursday. the weekend looks amazing. >> always got a nice closer for us. be sure to tune in at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. we'll see you tomorrow morning. have a terrific day. [knock at door] >> kristen: eve larson. hi. i'm kristen dimera. >> eve: i know who you are. why are you here? >> kristen: well, i thought we should get to know each other better. [keys clacking] >> theresa: hey, anne. wait. before you say anything, there's a reason that i'm late. >> anne: isn't there always? >> theresa: brady and i are back together. >> anne: oh, could you say that once more with some feeling? >> theresa: well, we slept together. i mean, that's got to mean something, right? >> anne: oh. >> theresa: i mean, okay, he left before we were actually able to-- >> anne: that's because he's in with his

the school is home to the orphans like 3-year-old perlina who watched her mom die in an ambulance. >>hey quarantine the kids with disney movies and love and ice cream. >> when are you coming home? >> i am home. i'm home. home is where your heart is and mine is here. >> what originally motivated her to go to liberia and start teaching there? >> katie grew up poor in new jersey. she is the child of a single mother and they never had much. she learned about it and went over after she graduated from college. she 32 now and spent the last nine yearses there, but the children of liberia captured her heart and they won't let go. her first mission was to educate particularly girls. she found that young girls there were selling themselves on the street for something as simple as a clean glass of water. she wanted to change that. most children in liberia don't go to school in part because it may cost to go to school. she established the first tuition-free all girl's academy in monrovia. it operated for a year until ebola closed it and all the other schools. now she is just shifted her mission i

. >> reporter: miler told me about perlina. >> this little 3-year-old cute girl in a pink party dress sitting on the steps of the ambulance. it turns out she had just watched her mother die in the ambulance on the way to the hospital. the community refused to take care of her because they were afraid she had nowhere to go. >> reporter: miler who's worked in liberia for nine years is not afraid. she's tested negative for ebola. the governments temporarily shut down schools to miler turned the girls academy she opened last year into a haven for the kids. the guest house is a quarantine unit. >> you basically quarantine these kids with disney movies and love and ice cream. >> reporter: the library is a warehouse for medical supplies. but miler knows there's only so much she and her team can do. >> this is the picture that's on your blog that i can't get out of my mind. it's of a young girl leeing outside a holding center. >> she was laying on a bench by herself. i tried talking to her. she didn't say anything. she was all alone. and i can't do anything about it. i'm fighting with everyth