it. they re going to look at the damage that it sustained to have any clues as to how the aircraft if this is in fact from mh 370 entered the water. they really do have a lot of work ahead. as you say this is a state of the art facility, so we re expecting some answers soon. and erin, you re still on reunion island. what are investigators still doing there? reporter: well for the past few days the police helicopter has been in the skies, the cleaning crews are combing the beaches and the ones that found the original piece of debris. they re analyzes the current patterns around the island and trying to find other places that it might be good to search for the debris. every single piece that they found could again provide them with vital clues as to what happen window that plane and adjust the search area and the
investigators will move quickly. because of him as much of the evidence has been preserved and making its way to the investigators. we will try to get confirmation. quick question for you. how often do the cleaning crews go up and down the beach? could that plane part have been sitting there longer than they thought are they there every few hours? reporter: they are there every morning and kind of time with the tide bringing in debris and washing up on shore. the understanding is that no they got there as quickly as they could. they are back there today. many of them volunteering to try to look if anything else including, johnny, volunteering to see if anything else washed up. nima from reunion island. thanks. this morning, the airplane flaperon found on the shore of reunion island now on the flight
face with hands it is a pablo picasso creation, one in a set of 20 made by the spanish master. and last night it was stolen from inside art miami in midtown. how did they get away with it, you know, but it s bad. they shouldn t do that. reporter: david smith, the owner of the gallery the piece belonged to says it was last seen overnight. it was discovered missing this morning the. the miami police department has been notified and an investigation is ongoing. cbs 4 was told it was stolen overnight when only cleaning crews had access to the galleries. all of those employees are being questioned as it was kept in an unlocked case. people might realize it might be an opportunity here. it s less secure than in a gallery setting for sure. organizers of the art miami
it s monday, october 20th. announcer: from abc news, this is world news now. that s how we start. good morning, everybody, on this monday morning. i m t.j. holmes. i m reena ninan. happy monday. it is a happy monday for some, including some family members of thomas eric duncan. he passed. he had ebola. that was unfortunate for the family. a lot of people keeping a close eye on them. are they in the clear? this morning, they are officially out of danger. also, a hospital lab worker quarantined on a cruise ship. all of them finally back home. abc s tom llamas has more. reporter: the woman at the center of the ebola scare on the carnival magic disembarking. the ship and its 3,600 people back in texas after mexico and belize refused to grant her access. she shouldn t have been on board. cleaning crews preparing to
the same thing i ve been saying over and over. this is what makes me so upset here. her neck is hanging out. we re in our second week of an ebola crisis and we still have our necks hanging out. why would she be fully covered, every part of her covered by one, two, three layers and her neck is exposed. how many inches is that from her nose and mouth. reporter: she directly blames texas health presbyterian for those twos nurses being infected. not your fault. you re america s hero. reporter: that nurse is monitoring herself for signs of ebola. she told us she has no symptoms so we chose to interview her in person. texas presbyterian has said on the issue of exposed necks, at that time they were just following cdc guidelines. cleaning crews and hazmat suits is becoming a familiar site especially in dallas. they re decontaminating amber vinson s apartment not far from the hospital where she works.