teresa romero ramos is showing slight improvement. there are questions of the hospital where she is treated. not prepared to handle a crisis for a ebola outbreak. let's bring in ivan watson from madrid. concerns if this thing spreads, they will not be able to handle it? >> reporter: there are concerns, certainly concerns about the ability of the hospital to contain this. the european center for disease control believes the physical facilities are not adequate for treating ebola. the spokesman for the government commission on special commission on ebola said the facilities they have for changing and putting on and taking off the protective equipment is too small. it's not as they would wish it would be. we're also hearing that the assistant nurse, teresa romero,

teresa romero ramos shows no signs of ebola. she will have to wait in hospital for another 72 hours to get a second test. also, she had a chest infection. had some difficulty breathing. she will likely remain a bit longer for monitoring of that condition. for spanish authorities, this is a milestone. that means no one in the country as far as they know has ebola. teresa romero ramos's husband is in isolation with a dozen or so other people who had contact with ramos. they will wait a week before being cleared. there were two other people in the hospital here who were having tests for ebola symptoms or ebola-like symptoms. they also tested negative for the second time. one of those, we understand, from sources within the hospital who has knowledge of their treatment. one of those people have been able to leave the hospital. christine. >> nic, you make a good point. the fear in spain has really subsided as this final case of teresa romero ramos as she no longer has the virus. this is not front and center in the spanish media, is i

some of those in contact with teresa romero who is still in hospital here. he'll be under observation about another week or so along with the other people. we were at the lab outside of madrid, this is the equivalent of the cdc in spain. we were at the lab when her latest test results came in. of course it's very positive news for her husband as well. a message from teresa romero's husband. i'm very happy because teresa has overcome this disease. only hours earlier her latest test samples were being rushed into a lab at spain's cdc, the national microbiology institute. inside, technicians suited up. confidence was high. this would be the test that shows she beat ebola. >> we are expected this. but i think so, i think so. we have to see. the patient is really, really improving. >> inside the highly secure lab, technicians kill the virus before they begin tests. >> once the ebola virus has been killed, it's safe to transport, and it's brought from the labs where it's received over there, through here for its final testing, into this virus respiratory lab. >> t

a message from teresa romero's husband. "i'm very happy because teresa has overcome this disease," javier lemon says. only hours earlier her latest test samples were being rushed into a lab at spain's cdc, the national microbiology institute. inside, technicians suited up. confidence was high. this would be the test that shows she beat ebola. -6. >> we are expected this. we are expected this. but i think so. i think so. we have to see. her condition is really, really improving. >> reporter: inside the highly secure lab technicians kill the virus before they begin tests. >> once the ebola virus has been killed it's safe to transport and it's brought from the labs where it's received over there through here for its final testing into this virus respiratory lab. >> reporter: to protect patient confidentiality, a lab tech uses another sample to show us the next step in the procedure. this, the only lab in spain capable of testing for ebola, the past week since romero got sick, have seen a surge in testing. now technicians may be

apology from the regional health minister for what he's said that's so offended and even criticized teresa romero. >> let's hope teresa is going to be okay. nic, stand by. fred pleitgen is joining us. what do we know about the latest ebola victim that was brought to germany, that's where you are? how was he doing leading up to the death? obviously very sad news. >> reporter: yeah, very sad news. the authorities here are saying that he was in very critical condition when he arrived in germany. it was from a special flight that came in from sierra leone. tv footage surfaced of him getting off the plane. he was in a protective suit, got off the plane walking under his own power. the hospital put him in an isolation ward and say they treated the symptoms. they especially tried to keep him hydrated. these patients tend to lose a lot of bodily liquids. they also say they tried experimental drugs as well. all of this, as we know now, to no avail. he died last night from the ebola virus. what the hospital is now doing is trying to reassure the german public that ebola is not going to spread outside this

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now from madrid, great to hear that teresa romero ramos is saying she wants to get back to where she was. i understand she hasn't been told her dog being euthanized. some information has been kept from her. >> reporter: that's right. she doesn't know that excaliber was put down by madrid officials with the fear that it might be a carrier. that's according to a family friend who was in the hospital on the fifth floor with her husband, javier limon as he made a phone call to his wife, teresa romero upstairs on the sixth floor. here's how the family friend described the conversation. >> translator: he will her don't worry and she said, tell me. and he said, i don't know anything about him because i'm isolated him. and he must be okay. i don't have any news about him. but he started crying. >> so they're really trying to do everything possible to get teresa romero on the right track and withholding a bit of information they feel is all right. >> so that's one issue comforting teresa romero ramos. what's happening on the national level? i know the prime got grilled yesterday when he was t

teresa romero's husband is in tears and anguish. if the government had given his wife better training, proper training, this would not have happened. he also says that if his wife and other health care workers working with ebola victims here had been properly monitored, then again, this situation that they're in and his wife is in, a life and death situation, would not have happened. he doesn't mince words telling the health minister to resign. his wife, we heard from a family friend saying the nights is what his wife fears the most. the nights where her condition worses. she has a pulmonary edema. her lungs are affected. we are hearing from hospital officials she is having difficulty breathing. there are concerns. her condition is critical, but stable. what we are being told and this friend says the next 48 hours are critical for teresa romero. john. >> the anger from this husband is extraordinary. thank you, nic. >>> after going missing for a month, kim jong-un is out and about. north korea's state media released photos of kim mak

in spain, teresa romero ramos was cleared of ebola on sunday. cnn was able to follow her samples through spain's testing lab. our nic robertson is live in madrid with more on that. she is virus free. disease free. a huge relief for the country, nic. >> reporter: it is something that spanish officials have been waiting for. the health care professionals in the hospital where teresa romero ramos is still inside the ward have been believing this is exactly the way the tests would go on sunday. we were there in the lab. spain's equivalent to the cdc. we watched at the lab techs suited up. the officials say she is now immune from contracting this ebola virus in the future. something that she has wanted to do. go back and work with the ebola patients again. in some ways, once she gets out of hospital here, she may be free to do that. she is not able to leave the hospital yet. she will have another ebola test in just a couple of days. of course, she had a chest infection and difficulty breathing. that is improving. we understand it is likely the hospit

an initial test of teresa romero's blood was negative. results of a second test are expected to be made public. romero caught ebola whilst looking after two missionaries who were sent back to spain with the virus. >> a handful of ebola cases have been diagnosed. many countries are continuing to step up their response to the outbreak. the united states set up a 30 member medical task force to provide help in the event of an ebola crisis in the u.s. passengers will be screened. nurses will check the body texture of passengers. israel confirmed all the travellers will under go a simple medical examination. >> differences emerge in the amount of money. 9,000 people have been infected, and 4,500 of them have died. the u.n. says it needs roughly 1 billion to contain the virus. various countries have given $378 million. inside the u.s., one man, a liberia died from ebola, and two health care workers who treated him have the virus. the u.s. is not saying how mh it is spending to stop the spread. but it has spent more than $311 million to fight it

teresa romero ramos is showing slight improvementme.here is concern that the hospital where she is being treated is not able to handle the outbreak of the virus. i want to bring in nic robertson with the latest on her recovery, marginal improvement, but critical, and the ability of the hospital to handle a further outbreak. >> reporter: christine, good morning. the news overnight some reports saying that nursing assistant had a rough night. they are not confirming that. she is conscious and having difficulty breathing and her lungs are affected by the illness at the moment. they are seeing some signs of hope. this is how the spokesperson put it. >> translator: the amount of the virus teresa has seeming to be lowering. there is hope regarding her case. we have to be hopeful. a person who contracted ebola is always in critical condition. >> reporter: the experts believe the next few days are critical. a pivotal point. they believe 14 or 15 days after showing symptoms. teresa showed symptoms around september 30th. that timing would be arou

most of them without symptoms except teresa romero ramos. most in homes and a quarter in hospitals. >> thank you, al. >>> other major news. stepped up air strikes pushing back isis forces in the city of kobani. the kurdish forces seem to be benefitting from the air support from extremists taking over the city. pentagon officials say it is possible kobani will fall to isis, but a spokesperson john kirby said air strikes are making a difference. >> we have made it harder for isil to sustain itself and to operate. they are continuing to feel the pressure which is one of the reasons why we think they are going after kobani so badly. i think part of it is they want a win. >> cnn has learned a state department official met last weekend with representatives of the syrian kurdish democratic union party. those forces have been fighting on the ground in kobani. it is not clear if the united states is prepared to offer military direct assistance to the group. it is a diplomatic avenue open to forces on the ground fighting in syria. i want to bring in n

they are at the same hospital where teresa romero is being treated. let's go life to madrid. >> very positive news on the condition of teresa romera the assistant we've been talking about. what are you hearing. >> reporter: yeah. that's right. certainly what we're hearing from the hospital is very welcoming hospital. everyday they give teresa romero a test to determine the legal of the ebola virus no her system. over the past couple of days, the tests has shown low viruses the virus. this does reflect a trend over the next few days. there's also somebody in another spanish hospital, a nurse who was speak the had also come into the hospital saying he had flu like symptoms. his first test coming back negative. all of these four people will be required to stay in isolation in the coming days. they will have a test monday 72 hours after that first test. if that is negative then that perhaps clears the way for authorities to give them a clean bill of health or treat whatever ska is causing the fever symptoms. >> that is good news indeed. of course spanish s

. >> teresa messa is ebola victim teresa romero and her husband's only independent link to the outside world. when she speaks, spain listens. and so we will. >> translator: we need to be cautious. we have to wait a few days. and she tells us teresa romero has been talking to her husband for the first time for more than ten minutes. her first question, she says, about her dog excalibur, who spanish authorities euthanized. >> translator: he said don't wor worry. and he said i don't know anything about him because i'm isolated here. and he must be okay. i don't have any news about him. but he is a bit affected by it. he started crying. >> reporter: her husband knows the true. her dog is dead but can't bear to tell his wife. he has a question for her, too. >> translator: he asked if she was going to continue taking care of ebola patients after this, and she said of course, yes, it is my profession. and i'm not scared. i have the antibodies now. >> reporter: teresa romero, last week castigated by officials for her alleged clumsiness contracting ebola is fast becoming not just a darling of h

teresa romero ramos is a nurse's aide in spain. she contracted the virus after caring for a spanish missionary who died of ebola. now, ed algaman joins us live from madrid. we're hearing nurses there are too afraid to go to work. what is the hospital doing now to reassure nurses? >> reporter: all of that is happening in this hospital. that's where the two spanish missionaries who were working in africa got ebola, came back here and died. teresa romero, the nurse's assistant who now has the virus, is also in hospital here along with 15 others under observation. hospital officials say yes, some staffers have take whaeb they're calling psychological leave, not to come in to work. other people that they've been trying to hire have backed off once they found out what they were supposed to be doing. but they insist and there are multiple sources insisting they do have enough people to take care of the confirmed case, teresa romero, and also to check in on the other 15 people who are on a different floor at this hospital. basically, since

the first person outside of west africa to have contracted ebola, teresa romero.we are just hearing from the hospital, although we thought she was stable, in the past few hours, we understand that teresa's health has deteriorated. that is the line that we have from the hospital. the remarkable thing is that she has been speaking to one of the spanish newspapers and actually gave them an interview saying that the only time that she found out that she had ebola was when she found out on a website, so she has been giving interviews, but the latest we are now hearing is that teresa romero's health is deteriorating. we'll have more for you here on "bbc world news." do stay with us. teacher of the un-teachable. you lower handicaps... and raise hopes. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. (pro) nice drive. (vo) well played, business pro. well played. go national. go like a pro. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are24/7branches? it

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. >> teresa romero's decision is serious, she caught the virus whilst looking after two priests who caught it in west africa. from madrid, we have paul brennan. >> reporter: from outside the carlos the iii hospital there has been glimpses of an ongoing effort to save teresa romero - in isolation on the sixth floor of the building. her life hangs in the balance. a week since the nurse was confirmed. she remains the positive case of a disease so far. responsibility for tackling the alert has been taken away. he's handed it to the deputy prime minister. >> at airports in the united states and britain, tighter monitoring has been introduced, targetting travellers. asking passengers whether they feel unwell is limited effectiveness. >> you buy is ticket and you say "i have a fever", they are not going to let you on the plane. mr you say that you have? >> the u.n. is urging against outright travel bands. >> recent cases of the virus sewed that this is a global virus. the answer is not to chose borders. such measures isolate the countries, not the disease, they will prevent aid reaching those in

in spain, doctors expect to give teresa romero ramos the all clear if the tests come back negative. the second health care workers diagnosed with the disease, amber vinson, has hired a lawyer as she disputes the cdc's claim that she boarded a plane without their advice. the dallas governor will give a news conference to reporters. stay with us for that. >>> launching 15 simultaneous attacks in iraq near the mosul dam. the dam provides water and electricity to baghdad. the city of kobani is still under siege by isis despite gains by kurdish fighters backed by u.s.-air strikes and the resupply operation. stay with us. we will have a live report from the turkey/syria border in 20 minutes. >>> tensions boiling over again in ferguson, missouri over the shooting death of michael brown. several people arrested monday night. the brown family is making a new push for indictment as we find out more about the forensic evidence and whether it supports or damages officer darren wil n wilson's account of what happened. sara sidner has more. >> reporter: she was taken in handcuffs along with anoth

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teresa romero was the first person to contract ebola outside of west africa and she treated two patientsho died from the disease. a british nurse who contracted ebola is on his way back to sierra leone. he contracted it while working there. he received zmapp. the emergency is in west africa, he said and the people need support. he'll start work at an ebola isolation unit in freetown. stay tuned. later this hour - more from the world health summit in berlin, where experts are calling to increased action to fight ebola >>> the see saw battle for kobane is tilted in favour of the kurdish defender today. they held off an i.s.i.l. attempt to cut off the supply lines. air strikes seem to be helping the kurd. fighting has taken place since mid september. kurdish fighter say they need more help. >> saturday into sunday was a heavy night of fighting in recent days. according to the kurds trying to defend their town. there was intense fights, street to street, building to building. yet they remain - there is something of a stalemate. a couple of days ago the kurd regained a position left unopposed

another test, but one of the people had been at home under watch because had had contact with teresa romero ramos. it turns out this person who has come in on thursday and tested negative was in the same ambulance as teresa romero ramos earlier this month on the day the ambulance started by taking her from her home and feverish to another hospital where it was confirmed she had the ebola virus. the ambulance continued in service. this other patient was one of them. before the officials realized we had an ebola patient in it. that caused a lot of raised eyebrows in spain. christine. >> thank you, al, for keeping us updated. >>> another crazy day on wall street. futures pointing higher. if it holds, it could be a good day of stocks. it is a friday. a look. yesterday, the dow plunged 200 points before bouncing back. two days in a row with big bounces. nasdaq closed almost unchanged. the st. louis fed said the fed reserve should extend the bond buying program to the end of the month. stocks have not reached that true correction that investors expecting. the dow and s&p down 7% from last month's

la mÁs reciente prueba realizada a teresa romero, dio negativa.meter a otro estudio. vamos desde mÉxico y el caso de los estudiantes desaparecidos. >> muy buenas tardes fÉlix. estamos frente al monumento icÓnico de iguala. se arrestó a uno de los caballeros templarios. el se llama mario alberto rodrÍguez. >> en esta exclusiva zona de restaurantes, fue detenido la madrugada del sÁbado, mario alberto romero rodrÍguez, alias el tucÁn. aparentemente serÍa perteneciente a los caballeros templarios. de acuerdo con josÉ reyes, periodista y especialista en temas de seguridad, este tipo detenciones no se frena a la tuta. >> juan alberto romero se escapÓ y segÚn autoridades de la comunidad habÍa estado de fiesta.. >> este identificado como uno de los mayores opositores a los policÍas comunitarios de michoacÁn. desde ciudad de mÉxico, andrés gonzÁlez para univisiÓn. >> por lo -6 muertos se han reportado, tras el paso de la tormenta tropical judy. dejÓ mÁs de 2000 evacuados. >> nos quedamos aquÍ en la repÚblica mexicana, en donde anoche, por primera vez la ba

seems good fortune prevented the disease spreading beyond the infection of the auxiliary nurse teresa romero. others know that luck alone will not be sufficient protection. >>> controlling the spread of ebola comes down to the numbers. experts say the virus will not be under control until each person infected infects fewer than one other person. jacob ward explains how efforts are under way. >>> the w.h.o. reported three numbers, 70, 70 and 60. to control the epidemic 70% of burials need to be conducted safely, no one should be infect while preparing the dead or touch them. 70% of people need to be in treatment in 60 days. at the moment only 18% are in treatment, we are nowhere near where we need to be. we need 10,000 and 15,000 people in treatment right now. if we don't do anything, in one month that number will go up to between 45,000 and 50,000 people. in two months it will become more than 100,000 people. >>> jacob ward reporting there >>> coming up on al jazeera america, more protests planned as part of the weekend of resistance in ferguson, missouri. and st. louis, missouri. we'll talk

and third, the protocols for the health care workers like teresa romero.e they the right protocols? were they followed correctly? these protocols, he says, may have put teresa romero's life in danger. >>> the u.s. ambassador to the united nations is in sierra leone where she is trying to build more international support to fight the virus. samantha power is in the capital freetown to assess the shortcomings of the global response to ebola in west africa. she's urging people to follow safer burial practices. listen. >> if people can follow the protocols now, about how to deal with a deceased person in their community, in their family, even their closest loved one, even their child, if people can discipline themselves to follow those protocols and resist the temptation to hug their loved ones and to treat them in the ways that sierra leonians have been treating their loved ones for many, many generation, if they can resist that, they can be part of the solution and can avoid infection. >> sierra leone is the second leg of ambassador power's trip to west afri

hoy por mariano rajoy se afirma que un anÁlisis de sangre revelÓ que el sistema inmunolÓgico de teresa romeroque incluÍan su tripulaciÓn a una trabajadora de la salud de redo par bade laboratorio que se le realizaron dio negativo al Ébola. daisy rÍos t l >> las muestras que le fueron tomadas a la trabajadora del sistema de salud de dallas que viajaba en el crucero resultaron negativas esta maÑana a primera hora llegÓ la embarcaciÓn aquÍ. >> la elementos de la guardia costera, quienes mujee se enno tuviera el virus. aunque se co aislada por voluas mismas, y se confirmÓ que la no recibida cuilo en nuestros hogares ya que esta persona resultÓ negativo el anÁs quivio para uc al rumor. >> este incidente le ha costado a la empresa del crucero quienes desembolsarÁn una fuerte cantidad de dinero para compensar a quienes por ese incidente vieron truncado al recorrido del viaje. contando con que no pudieron visitar mÉxico ni belice. >> es una compensaciÓn bastante generosa a nuestros clientes. estamos invirtiendo cerca de 2 millones de dÓlares, todos los pasajeros parecen estar contentos con este anunc

alteridad de salud indicaron que teresa romero estÁ recuperada del virus, luego de que le realizaronras tanto en cuba se llevÓ a cabo una cumbre para discutir planes de acciÓn, para combatir el Ébola. se emitiÓ una declaraciÓn donde incluyeron medidas para una red de vigilancia epidemiolÓgica, e incidir en la formaciÓn de personal sanitario especializado. mÁs del tema, la familia de tomÁs duncan, la primera vÍctima mortal del Ébola en los estados unidos, finalizÓ la cuarentena en la que los mantenÍan las autoridades mÉdicas en texas. >> en este lugar de retiro, propiedad de la diÓcesis de dallas, en donde ha permanecido hasta ahora la familia de tomÁs duncan. el obispo kevin farrow, hablÓ de cómo fueron sus dÍas aquÍ. este es el lugar donde la familia de tomÁs duncan, pasaron varios dÍas en la soledad de la condena impuesta por estar en riesgo de contraer el virus del Ébola. ellos fueron trasladados aquÍ luego de que dejaran el departamento donde vivÍan, la perdida de su lugar de retiro, perteneciente a la diÓcesis católica de dallas, el cual fue ofrecido por el obispo kevin, al ser

. >> la enfermera espaÑola teresa romero contagiada demostrÓ una leve mejorÍa.♪ >> en mÉxico se mantiene firme por la verdad sobre los 43 estudiantes desaparecidos. no aparecen. si no fuera por la busqueda de esos alumnos probablemente nunca se encontrarÁn las fosas con cuerpos calcinados en iguala. hay 28 cadÁveres. aliados imponen rÉcord de ataque en contra de isis en siria. ataque en contra de isis en siria. regresamos. ring ring progresso ¡lograron que mi familia disfrute comer verduras!( pues las verduras saben mejor... en nuestra sopa. ooooh y ahora... ¿nos ayudas con los platos? yo solo hago sopas. llenas de verduras. llenas de sabor. continuamos nuestra transmisiÓn univision los Ángeles. >> profesores compaÑeros de los estudiantes desaparecidos piden a las autoridades que aparezcan vivos. tienen tomada la ciudad ante la poca presencia policial en la zona. roldÁn está en chipalcingo y nos habla del clamor de justicia por los jÓvenes desaparecidos. >> sin impedir el paso, pero dejando una cuota voluntaria maestros y alemnos de la escuela normal tomaron la

what we are hearing is that teresa romero is very afraid of the nights.t's when she says she gets worse. the hospital says she's talking and conscious. but her lungs and her breathing are very much affected at the moment. >> nic, her husband sent a strongly worded letter to the regional health minister there in spain. it reads in part, quote, teresa had approximately 30 minutes to learn how to put on a protective suit from a colleague and she had a vocation in humility that you lack. have some nerve and resign. emotions riding high. does the husband of this nurse's aid have a point about how unprepared the health care workers were? >> reporter: he is not a lone voice in this. others here have said the same thing. get this as well. this is a husband who through this friend who's become a spokesman for the family who's meeting with them tells us that teresa and her husband actually had an argument about whether or not she should go and help these people with ebola. the husband was too afraid, afraid for her life. and she said, no, it's my duty, they need he

what do we know about the seven people and their possible contact with teresa romero? >> reporter: good afternoon, jake. seven people admitted last night. what we do know is they had contact with her since she's been ill. two doctors were part of the team who treated the missionaries who died here not long ago. one of the doctors, one that actually saw her at the first hospital that she was admitted to before anyone knew she had ebola. also told she had contacts with two beauticians. one waxed her. one is a hairdresser. these have taken the decision to come in themselves because they feel this is an environment -- a controlled environment. it's their decision. they weren't brought in out of alarm. they came in because they wanted to. it's important to note that so far, none of them are showing any symptoms, jake, not one of those doctors who is actually here, who was admitted yesterday, came out in a very alarming account of what happened at the first hospital. he was one of the first doctors who saw her before they did the first test on her before finding out she had

there's still only one confirmed case of a domestic transmission of ebola, and that's teresa romero. still inside the hospital in a stable condition. >> that was lucy williamson outside the hospital where teresa romero was being treated and those three other medical workers who had been admitted. earlier, we spoke to the chair of the world health authority science group and also the man who first discovered ebola. we spoke to him about the new measures to screen for the virus at some u.s. airports. >> well, i don't think that generalized screening makes much sense. but at the moment, immigration authorities know exactly where you're coming from. even if it was not through the direct route. one could do like what is proposed in the u.s., and, you know, screen people for contacts with ebola virus patients. fever in some. that's perfectly possible. without really interrupting travel. what doesn't help is that airlines are not flying there. it makes the international response far more complicated, and it's not going to stop the epidemic. >> so that was the professor who first discovered

the spanish nurse, teresa romero, who was the first person infected outside west africa, has now tested negative for the disease. she'll need a second test. the 21-day incubation period for the family of a u.s. ebola victim is ending. and the british nurse who was infected with the virus has returned to sierra leone to continue working with ebola patients after successfully being treated. but the crisis continues where over 4,500 people have died. with me is michelle roberts. just to put this in context. the number of cases that hit nigeria and senegal much fewer, but the fact is nigeria has succeeded. we know it's a more wealthy country. it's a much better organized capital. but still, it is a landmark day that we should celebrate. >> it is a landmark. it's a hopeful situation. it shows that with the right measures in place, this infection, this virus can be contained and controlled. but unfortunately, that's not the picture everywhere else. and also, it's not a reason to be complacent. nigeria could still see more cases in the future, so it's important to keep on doing what is working

so a lot of action on this front while the patient teresa romero is said to be slightly improving. rosemary. >> you mentioned the patient. she is being looked after by doctors and nurses at the hospital where she worked and, of course, we know at this point we understand the way she contracted ebola was by taking off her protective gear and touching her face. so what is being done to ensure that those who are now caring for her don't end up contracting ebola, as well? what are they saying and what are they telling those doctors and nurses about protecting themselves from here on? >> reporter: well, we're at a really different place a week on. she came to the hospital monday of last week and many said a chaotic response by the government and health officials, now, the european cdc, centers for disease control had officials here for three days until last saturday and said this facility did not have the right setup and the right facility to deal with this ebola crisis but that's been changed and they are working to get that up to speed. they say that the workers, medical workers are w

contagiada con que vuela autoridades reportan que en las Últimas horas ha empeorado la salud de teresa romerota clave que unos agentes encubiertos les hicieron a varios contratistas que se querÍan llenar los bolsillos haciendo arreglos a precios excesivos tras el terremoto de napa lo peor es que no tenÍa ninguna licencia para hacer el trabajo, entre el martes y el miÉrcoles las autoridades sancionaron a ocho contratistas que ahora enfrentan cargos por delitos graves al tratar de operar sin licencia una zona de desastre. >> el escÁndalo de prostituciÓn por parte de varios miembros del servicio secreto en colombia continÚa vivo, aparentemente un funcionario de la casa blanca estuvo involucrado. >> fernando pizarro nos cuenta porque esta informaciÓn apenas se dio a conocer ahora. >> la casa blanca habrÍa sabido que un voluntario del equipo del presidente obama, habrÍa estado involucrado en el escÁndalo de prostituciÓn del servicio secreto en cartagena colombia en el 2012, no lo habrÍa hecho pÚblico según un reporte del washington post . una decena perdiÓ sus puestos o fueron castigados por su ro

teresa romero was the first person known to have contracted the disease outside of west africa, when she tested positive for ebola nearly two weeks ago. spanish authorities say a blood test showed her immune system eliminated the virus from her body. she had been treating two patients who died of ebola at a hospital in spain. >> there are daily developments on the ebola cries. -- crisis. our abc7 news app is free to download, and we have more information at abc7.com/apps. >>> the san francisco giants are now kansas city, getting ready to battle the royals in the world series. we were at sfo this afternoon as the giants boarded their plane. the team arrived in kansas city shortly after 2:00 this afternoon hour time. fans lined up earlier behind the orange fences at at&t park to wish the g-men luck. hunter pence signed a couple quick autographs. >> today i got pence. >> what is it like seeing the players 20 feet from you. >> i'm going to the game on saturday but this gives a human touch it to. >> looks fantastic and ambitious and really, really healthy and happy. >> this is the third t

test results show the 44-year- old teresa romero has no traces in the virus in her blood stream. >>> and california nurses will be meeting with the governor this week about ebola outbreaks. they want the governor, governor brown to mandate the highest level of safety standards in hospitals, setting an example for the rest of the nation, here in california, and that meeting is set to go tomorrow. >>> and developing news, in indiana, where police are investigating a serial killer. over the weekend, seven bodies were found in northwestern indiana, some in abandoned houses. and the suspect reportedly is now confessed to at least four murders and says he may have killed more, going back two decades. a police chief says the suspect set up meetings with prostitutes. >> and arranged meeting took place at the motel six involved him and victim number one, identified as africa hardy, age 19 and the current suspect, a 43-year-old resident of gary, by the name of darren van. >> police say the suspect is a registered sex offender in the state of texas, after a 2009 conviction, he has been living i

they have been in contact with teresa romero, a nurse, who has the virus. rameres' health is worse, but she remains in stable condition. but in mass donna, the british man who died on thursday likely has ebola. and the hotel he was? quarantined. members will be briefed by the head of the u.n. mission on ebola. >>> to get more now on the situation in spain, paul brennan is in madrid. >>> the spanish prime minister became the first senior figure to come here to the hospital where this confirmed case of ebola, this nurse was infected, the missioning treated. the building with many people, in excess of 14 people are being quarantined, largely as a perspective measure. but they were not warmly we would. the medical staff are deeply critical of the way that the prime minister has handled this. and they jeered his cars as they left, whether or not the nurse should have been repat rated into the medical zone, and protective measures handed out to the staff, whether they were adequate in the circumstances. around the world, there's grave concern. in latin america, f

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. >> reporter: the signs are looking increasingly bleak for teresa romero, the ebola-infected nurse. brother was called to the hospital behind me on thursday morning, and left a short while later, visibly upset saying his sister was now no longer answering telephone calls and had been incubated. the hospital says she has not been incubated but that her condition has woesened. the hospital is facing criticism by union representatives, because the idea that she may have inadvertently infected herself has been left on the authorities who are pointing to human error. but the union representatives are saying they still want to see the hospital chiefs resign, and indeed, we're hearing that some of the hospital staff inside this hospital have chosen to quit their posts, resign their positions rather than go in and perhaps they believe risk their lives inside, given a situation where they simply don't trust the protective equipment which has been issued to them. >>> yemen has seen its bloodiest day in two years. at least 60 people have been killed in a series of attacks across the country. i

. >> there have been brief glimpse of the ongoing effort to save teresa rom romero. life hangs in the balance. she remains the only positive case of the disease here so far. responsibility for a tacking the ebola alert has been handed to the dispute prime minister. a special ebola commission will now meet daily . at airports in the united states and britain tighter monitoring has been introduced, target ebola affected countries. simply asking passengers whether they feel unwell will be of limited effectiveness. >> if you bought your ticket and you say yes i've got a fever then they know they won't let you on the plane. are you really going to say that you have? >> ebola. >> the u.n. is urging against outright travel bans. >> recent cases of the virus outside the region have shown that this is a global crisis. but the answer is not to close borders or impose travel bans. such measures will affect the isolated countries not disease. they will prevent urgent aid from reaching those in need. we need international solidarity in the face of an international threat. >> so l

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