Good evening and we begin with the breaking headline right here in new york city. A Young American doctor back from africa, raced to a new york hospital, a possible new case of ebola. This was the image late today, that ambulance rushing the physician from the Aid Group Doctors Without Borders to the hospital for testing. Dr. Craig spencer recently returned from west africa, alerting authorities to a stomach problem and fever. And late today, First Responders seen leaving that doctors home wearing surgical masks. Dr. Besser is standing by. But first, abcs linsey davis leading us off. Reporter inside this ambulance rushing to Bellevue Hospital today, 33yearold craig spencer, a doctor without borders physician, suffering from fever and gastrointestinal symptoms. A suspected case of ebola, right in the heart of new york city. Dr. Spencer had been treating ebola patients in guinea, one of three hotzone countries. Last thursday, he flew home, connecting through brussels, before arriving at
Good evening and we begin with the breaking headline right here in new york city. A Young American doctor back from africa, raced to a new york hospital, a possible new case of ebola. This was the image late today, that ambulance rushing the physician from the Aid Group Doctors Without Borders to the hospital for testing. Dr. Craig spencer recently returned from west africa, alerting authorities to a stomach problem and fever. And late today, First Responders seen leaving that doctors home wearing surgical masks. Dr. Besser is standing by. But first, abcs linsey davis leading us off. Reporter inside this ambulance rushing to Bellevue Hospital today, 33yearold craig spencer, a doctor without borders physician, suffering from fever and gastrointestinal symptoms. A suspected case of ebola, right in the heart of new york city. Dr. Spencer had been treating ebola patients in guinea, one of three hotzone countries. Last thursday, he flew home, connecting through brussels, before arriving at
Good evening and we begin with the breaking headline right here in new york city. A Young American doctor back from africa, raced to a new york hospital, a possible new case of ebola. This was the image late today, that ambulance rushing the physician from the Aid Group Doctors Without Borders to the hospital for testing. Dr. Craig spencer recently returned from west africa, alerting authorities to a stomach problem and fever. And late today, First Responders seen leaving that doctors home wearing surgical masks. Dr. Besser is standing by. Hes right here tonight. But first, abcs linsey davis leading us off. Reporter inside this ambulance rushing to Bellevue Hospital today, 33yearold craig spencer, a Doctors Without Borders physician, suffering from a fever and gastrointestinal symptoms. A suspected case of ebola, right in the heart of new york city. Dr. Spencer had been in guinea, one of three hot zone countries. Last thursday, he flew home, connecting through brussels, before arriving