Im erin burnett. Outfront tonight, breaking news, a major scare in new york with a possible case of ebola. That hour a 33yearold american doctor just back from treating ebola patients in west africa is awaiting test results at new yorks Bellevue Hospital. The doctor is Craig Spencer. Spencer, who he will show you, in full protective gear, this is how he was treating ebola patients, had left the country and he was helping in guinea with Doctors Without Borders and he was rushed to the hospital in this ambulance. As you can see here, he had 103 degrees temperature, nausea and fatigue. And those are the symptoms. He returned to new york from guinea, one of the threes on the planet hardest hit by ebola. Investigators are treating this case seriously because of his symptoms but because they believe he did not quarantine himself when he returned. Even though he just recently treated the ebola patients, he traveled freely around the most densely populated city in america. Last night he took a
Ready as can be for this. We want to state at the outset, there is no reason for new yorkers to be alarmed. This morning, the first positive case of ebola hits new york city. 33yearold dr. Craig spencer now in an Isolation Unit like this one, at manhattans Bellevue Hospital. Dr. Spencer returned to new york after treating ebola patients in guinea, last friday. Though doctors say he wasnt symptomatic until yesterday. October 14th, dr. Spencer flies from guinea to brussels belgium, arriving at new yorks jfk airport, showing no symptoms on his journey. On tuesday, spencer feels tired and fatigued. He was selfmonitoring for symptoms, taking his temperature twice a day. Without fever. Wednesday he goes on a run, eats at a restaurant and visits a popular park, the highline. He travels from manhattan to brooklyn on the subway and takes an uber taxi to go bowling in brooklyn. Thursday morning, spencer develop as fever and immediately contacts Doctors Without Borders, who calls the health depar
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