Visit family while infected. Tonight, several of his own family members are being quarantined altogether in one apartment ordering them not to leave. Now, there is word of another american infected while working in liberia. This time the patient is a journalist. Action News Reporter Sharee Williams takes it from. There shes following the big story live from the Satellite Center, sharee. Shirleen, this journalist is a free lance photographer from nbc news. Nbc news saying hes been in liberia several years and as of recently covering ebola outbreak. This journalist saying he began to feel ill yesterday and had a fever and today went to the hospital and was indeed confirmed to have the deadly vie rouse. Nbc news saying there are plans to fly the 33yearold from liberia back to the states to receive treatment for this virus. Meanwhile, back to the first patient who was diagnosed in the u. S. He is very ill tonight. And also, possibly facing charges from his home country of liberia. Ebola pa
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