a unicef official from japan has seen the dangers fir hand working in sieierra leone. he says they don't go to see a doctor because they fear they'll end up alone. she says the team is trying to create an environment where people visit with family members who have been infected. she says hundreds of children have lost their parents and she says they need counseling. health care professionals in guinea, lie yeberia and nigeria facing similar challenges. >>> the british prime minister has made a plea to keep scotland in the united kingdom. david cameron visited atten borough and spoke about the benefitses of 300-year-old union and called on scottish voters to stick with it. nick clegg and ed miliband joined cameron on the tour and spoke around scotland urging voters to reject independence. >> voting no is not voting for no change. if you vote no, if you vote to stay in the united kingdom, in our family of nations that will trigger another very rapid and very comprehensive move to make sure that scotland has even more powers to determine its own future within the united k

unicef heard about fatu and was inspired by her. now they're teaching her trash bag method to other people. >> i feel proud of myself. >> you're quite a nurse. and you're not even officiallyet. >> no. >> so many of them survived. but more on how you can help, go to cnn.com/impact. you'll find information about organizations providing aid anticipate treatment to those with the disease. >> moving on to another big story in the united states. authorities have arrested a suspect in connection with a missing college student, hannah graham. he was found some 1,200 miles and 1,900 kilometers from where graham was last seen in the state of virginia. >> jessie matthew is in custody this morning in the state of texas. he was found by a deputy county sheriff on wednesday about 3:30 local time on the beach in the galveston area. it's a family vacation spot where families go fishing and have picnics. and there he was, very close to the water. now, they're not releasing all the circumstances of his arrest, but the jail did tell me that law enforcement stayed on the scene with him for quite a while. and finally at 8:00 local time is when they took him to the jail. did not book him right

unicef heard about fatu and was inspired her. now they're teaching her trash bag method to other people. >> i'm feeling proud of myself. >> reporter: you're quite a nurse, and you're not even officially a nurse yet. >> no. >> reporter: elizabeth cohen, cnn, liberia. >>> all right. we're going to bring you more on the breaking development coming in to cnn this hour. british authorities say they've arrested nine men suspected of being part of terrorist groups. erin mclaughlin is joining us from london. are these men in custody in london? what more can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right, errol, it's important to note here according to a statement by the metropolitan police services that the arrests are not in response to any immediate public safety risk. it's part of an ongoing investigation into islamist related terrorism as you said. there are nine men arrested by counterterrorism command on suspicion of being members of a prescribed organization or supporting a prescribed organization arrested under sections of the terrorism act of 2000. the men range in ages between 21 years and -- 22 years rather to 51 years of age. they've been taken to police stations. they remain in custody.

unicef was inspired by her. now they're teaching the trash bag method to other people. >> i'm proud of myself. >> reporter: you're quite a nurse. and you're not officially father so proud of her, she said one day she'll be a great giants of liberia. first, she needs to finish nursing school. two problems there, one she needs a scholarship. and the other, all schools have closed down because of ebola. >> that is some courage and heart right there. >> it really is. and when you think about it, this ebola crisis has at least opened the door to one thing. we now know it's not a death sentence. >>> have you heard about this one, a mother's heart just broke after she heard about another mom who had to give up her child just because she couldn't provide basic needs. >> so she decided to do something about it. up next, you'll meet our cnn hero. cientists. they'll show you a special glue we've developed that bonds metal to plastic. and that makes the things you're trying to move... lighter. the less weight... the less energy. and what you save can be used for speed. for efficiency. or just for fun. this is the human element at work. dow. the smartest or nothing.

. >> unicef heard about fatu and were inspired by her now they're teaching her trash bag method to others. >> you're quite a nurse. >> i'm proud of myself. >> and you're not even officially cnn, liberia. >> the need is so great. the lengths that people are going to. >> trash bags. >> and that's why that story has to get more attention and they need so much help. >> we'll stay on it. a lot of big news for you this morning. so let's get to it. >>> breaking overnight, a new round of air strikes pounding isis, blasting the terror group's oil refineries in syria to cut off funding. arab countries doing most of the work this time. dropping more bombs in the u.s. now, more allies joining the fight. >> britain will play its part. >> the united kingdom now set to vote on air strikes. as a french hostage is beheaded by an isis offshoot in retaliation. president obama pressing the world to unite against the terror group. >> there can be no reasoning, no negotiation with this brand of evil. >> the new rules he pushed through to cut isis off. >> a special edition of "new day" continues right now. >> good morning, welcome back to "new day," breaking overnight, u.s. and arab allies pou