disease. dr. nancy and all of her colleagues who weren t sick came home and pledged to stay home quarantined voluntarily for 21 days. that was the norm at the time when ebola fears were off the clarts. charts. a few days later though when she got home she was seen outside her home in new jersey. her credibility as nbc s chief medical editor was eviscerated. she returned to work in december but things were never quite the same. now she says she s returning to academia taking up a job at a medical school. there is no doubt that dr. nancy screwed up. she said one thing on tv that she d quarantine herself, then did another thing. yet consider how much has changed since fear of ebola struck last fall. this headline is barely getting any attention this weekend. ten americans being flown home from sierra leone for ebola concerns. the panic is over. today an nbc news crew member who had ebola is weighing in. he is the guy who was sick but he s fully recovered. he tweeted, worth pointing out
the world. that s not an exception to our expedition treaty with italy. i would suggest italy is going to press this hard. she s going to fight and probably years more of litigation before that gets decided. despite being very convicted here, you make a note that you believe some of this evidence, particularly the dna, was not solid enough. it had been contaminated, which we well know and there are still holes here. does that help when italy does attempt to pressure the u.s. eventually to turn her over, the weakness of the case at all? i think it does help her. her argument in the u.s. court to fight expedition would be ig remember larts in the trial, that she didn t get a fair trial, the italian system has really had this whiplash back and forth, guilty, not guilty, guilty, not guilty, and there were so many irregularities. in the second trial where she was found innocent, dna experts said the dna was not properly collected and not properly