they are trying to give people reainsurance. anthony fouchey, an infectious disease expert said earlier today he wouldn't be surprised if we see another case of ebola here in dallas. here is what he had to say. >> do you guys have the sound from the dallas to hear what he had to say in the control room? do we have that sound? >> it's great that we have an index of suspicion such that we evaluate everyone person who has traveled and who might have t that's what we expect to see. it's actually a good thing to see more concerns so that we don't miss a patient and allow it to spread in a cluster in this country. what flu season will hold, i don't know. it's a good thing to get a flu shot. it will be here. we can't predict what it will be like. >> that was diane ester brook joining us live on the ground in dallas. stay tuned with ashlthsz with the latest on the ebola outbreak and more from thomas freedon. follow us orlando at aljazeera.com or at twitter. stay with us just after this break. >> i don't really know what's going to happe

. >> despite the president's reainsurance tonight, developments call in to question the competency ofhe cdc, which has repeatedly said the situation is under control. here is director thomas frieden on september 30th. >> we are stopping it in its tracks in this country. we can do that because of two things: strong healthcare infection control that stops the spread of ebola and strong core public health functions. >> robert ray is in atlanta with the latest tonight. robert? >> reporter: john, good evening. indeed, as you reported, the latest patient, the 29-year-old nurse, was flown here from dallas this evening. she is in an isolation unit behind me at emory university hospital where they are monitoring her health. we should find out more about her condition tomorrow morning at, at latest, tomorrow afternoon. now, on to the mishap in cleveland where the nurse was allowed to board the flight that was going from cleveland back to dallas. when i spoke with the federal official inside the cdc earlier, this evening, that federal official said they have remorse over this decision, that the