Good evening and its greet have you with us here on a wednesday night. Several breaking stories and we begin in dallas, where there are new worries tonight. The hospital, the entire country has been watching where today, we learned that patient, thomas eric duncan, has died. More than a week after becoming the first person diagnosed with ebola here in the u. S. As youll remember, he was sent home the first time he went to the e. R. And this evening, word of that new scare. Another possible patient, a sheriffs deputy, rushed to that same hospital. That ambulance racing down a dallas highway, car rig the officer. Part of the team that went inside that contaminated dallas apartment. And right there, late today, getting out of that ambulance. Also breaking tonight, major changes at american air ports because of all this. But first, Abcs Cecilia Vega live in dallas. Cecilia . Reporter david, good evening to you. Thomas duncan spent ten days here in this hospital, fighting for his life and tonight, his family is outraged at the care that he received here. And now, all eyes on that ambulance that you mentioned, that showed up here this afternoon. Paramedics in head to toe hazmat gear, transforming this ambulance into a rolling isolation chamber. The patient, a sheriffs deputy, part of the them that delivered a quarantine order to thomas eric duncans family. Earlier today, that deputy visited a clinic feeling sick. Now, in a mask and gloves, rushing to the emergency room. While we are being told the risk is minimal, overabundance of caution, were taking several actions to make sure that the Public Health safety and welfare is protected. Reporter this just hours after duncan himself died in that dallas hospital. Duncans condition worsening in recent days, from serious to critical. The hospital cleared an entire floor just for him so hed be in complete isolation. He was on life support and dialysis with kidney failure and given an experimental drug never before used to treat ebola. This week, slight improvement. A normal body temperature, stabilized liver function. But ultimately, this deadly virus took over. Im deeply saddened. This is something we prayed and hoped would not happen. Reporter duncans family, griefstricken and angry, claiming the 42yearold liberian man did not receive the same treatment as americans rushed home for care. Tonight, Health Officials denying that, saying the doctors, nurses and staff at presbyterian provided excellent and compassionate care. But ebola is a disease that attacks the body in many ways. But still, that question. If duncan had been admitted to the hospital on his first visit, instead of being sent home, would he have survived . I cant comment on what might have happened with an individual patient. Reporter tonight, another difficult question. How to handle duncans remains. Health carol workers following strict cdc protocol, wrapping duncans body in plastic and cremating it. His body still highly contagious. Today, thomas duncans girlfriend released a statement from quarantine here in dallas, calling for an examination into what happened here at this hospital. David . So tough for that family. Cecilia, thank you. Now to the big changes at american air ports. Dr. Richard besser, weve been asking about this every step of the way here. Big changes, theyre here. Which airports . Reporter thats right. Five major air ports. Look at this. They receive 94 of all passengers coming from the hot zone. 150 people a day. 94 of passengers, you say. What are they going to ask, what are they looking for . Reporter theyre going to take people to a separate area. Theyll ask them questions about ebola exposure. They will get a sheet that says, monitor your temperature. Hopefully if they take that to many the emergency room, theyll be treated possible. When does it start . Reporter this week at jfk, next week around the country. Rich, thank you. Now, to a Major Development in the search for the man who ambushed two state troopers. Authorities say they came within 200 yards of him. For the first time, were hear what he wrote in that journal, the chilling words. Tonight, the new image. One sighting with a mohawk. So, heres the alert from the fbi. Abcs linzie janis on this again tonight. Reporter tonight, the new images of fugitive eric frein, from the fbi. Showing what he might look like with a beard and a mohawk, after that sighting. Its been 26 days since he allegedly ambushed two state troopers, killing one of them. Also tonight, were learning just what was in that journal entry. Authorities say handwritten by the fugitive and found in the woods. Describing the moment he fired those shots. Got a shot around 11 00 p. M. And took it. He dropped. I was surprised at how quick. I took a followup shot on his head neck area. He was still and quiet after that. Reporter freins own words. Another cop approached the one i just shot. As he went to kneel, i took a shot at him and jumped in the door. His legs were visible and still. Reporter police say the journal found at the same camp site where investigators discovered two pipe bombs more than a week ago. Did not indicate frein knew the officers he shot. I will tell you after reading this absolutely chilling account, i can only describe eric freins actions as pure evil. And linzie, youre back here and you were telling me authorities believe they spotted him several times, just the last couple of days . Reporter the most recent sighting in the last 24 hours. An officer thinks he was within 200 yards of frein. That terrain so rugged, he couldnt get to him. Linzie janis with us. Thank you. Now to the other manhunt, and this one global. Last night, we showed you that video. The fbi asking, is this man american . Hes appear eed in many isis videos. A huge wave of tips coming in. Are they getting any closer . Abcs chief investigative correspondent brian ross now. Reporter the fbi said today, it has received what it called a substantial number of tips about the identity of the masked isis fighter, believed to be an american or a canadian. The flames of war are only beginning to intensify. The fighting has just begun. Reporter today, the director of the fbi called the invest game a top priority. Its a huge focus of all of us in Law Enforcement to try to understand who is being recruited, who is flowing, who is looking to flow back. Reporter whoever is behind the mask, hes not likely to surrender. The video he starred in docum t documents a series of cold blooded murders. More than enough evidence to put him in prison for life or even face the death penalty. Most criminals try and hide the evidence. These are proud murderers, adopting a murderous ideology of hatred. Reporter given the sensitive till of the issue, the fbi website tip form surprisingly makes no provision for confidentiality, asking, although not requiring, for full name, phone and email ail dress. I think clearly they need to have something that the public can see to feel comfortable that they can remain anonymous, which, that form, unfortunately, doesnt do that. Reporter even so, a senior fbi officials told me this evening that agents are now actively pursuing several strong leads based on all the information thats come in in the last 24 hours, david. All right, brian ross tonight, brian, thank you. Now, to two major headlines in the weather this evening. New satellite imagestyphoon. But first, the microburst in new england. Massive trees toppled by the powerful system that moved through. Thunderstorms packing up to 1 100mileperhour winds. This is the damage in east hampton, massachusetts. Meanwhile tonight, families in kentucky digging out, too, after at least five ef1 tornadoes touched down. And look at this tonight. The scene through the windshield. One driver 1 2 gafting this road in tucson. Entirely washed out. Now, more on the way. So, lets get right to abcs rob marciano. This system is on the move tonight. Reporter it is. Look at the moisture streaming into the southwest. This is deja vu all over again. Tucson yet again, flash flooding today. The moisture moves north and east through colorado and then into middle america. By the rush tomorrow night, kansas city through st. Louis will be seeing heavy rain. It will last for several days. Places in missouri, some spots could see four, five, maybe six inches of rain over the next three days. Thats a lot of rain. Rob, thank you. And you are aware of this. One more image to pass along tonight. Whats called a super typhoon, 600 miles south of okinawa in the pacific. 1 170mileperhour winds tonight on the move helded toward japan. This weekend. And well track it. Now, to the stunning tragedy in Yosemite National park. A veteran pilot killed in the line of duty, fighting a fire from the air when he tanker crashed. Perhaps youll remember that image, another Fire Fighting plane, the wings coming off right there in midair. And then we all learned how old that plane was. And so tonight here, abcs Clayton Sandell asking the same questions. And in this newest case, the plane was built in the 1950s. Reporter Fire Fighting is some of the most dangerous flying anywhere. Altitude. Reporter and tonight, a relatively small wildfire in e Yosemite National park has taken a giant toll. It just started rolling and clipped the side and then fell down and exploded. Reporter firefighters today recovering the body of 62yearold geoffrey hunt, a veteran pilot killed tuesday when his tanker plane slammed into a rocky cliff. This pilot died serving the state. Reporter the cause is not known. But the tragic crash of tanker 81 is again focusing attention on the need for more modern Fire Fighting planes. The wings of this 50s era tanker tore off under stress in 2002. The crew was killed. Crash reporter californias planes were built for the navy, more than a half century ago. But the states fire chief today insisted the overhauled planes are airworthy. The aircraft go through a very aggressive maintenance program. Reporter Fire Fighting pilots rely on planes that can handle the extremes. This comes with a lot of danger, too. Yes, it does. The biggest thing for us, and every tanker out there is operating very, very close to the safety margin. Reporter tonight, in california, these planes are grounded until investigators and pilots are sure they are safe. Clayton sandell, abc news, denver. Were going to move on now to the developing headline from the nfl. Suspended football star adrian peter sob in court today. Accused of punishing his small son, striking him with a tree branch. Tonight, the question, was it abuse . Or parenting . Abcs ryan smith in the courtroom. Reporter nfl star adrian peterson, arriving for his First Court Appearance since his arrest on felony child abuse charges. Accused of beating his 3 1 2yearold son with a slim tree branch. Leaving cuts, marks and bruis g bruising. He insists he was just disciplining the child. This is a case about parenting decisions and if something unfortunate happened. Reporter peterson agreed he will have no contact with his son. Hes apologized for hurting the boy. But insisted his own parents punished him the same way and that it, quote, has a great deal to do with the success i have enjoyed as a man. Peterson now awaiting trial, still suspended from the minnesota vikings. His arrest last month, just one of a string of cases focussing public attention on Domestic Violence in the nfl. Today in new york, all 32 team owners gathering to discuss the issue. Walking into this hotel, watching this video on spousal abuse. Think about the role that you have to raise up a generational of men that are going to have the clarity or have the moral courage to call out other men. Reporter Roger Goodell saying every player will participate in similar education sessions. Its my job, obviously, to admit mistakes, but more importantly, its my job to figure out how were not going to have those mistakes occur again. Reporter david, here in texas, a judge setting a preliminary date for Adrian Petersons trial, december 1st. That means if aquilted, the player could see a faster track back to the nfl. David . Ryan smith in texas. Ryan, thank you. And now to that jet blue flight grounded for more than three hours after a passenger made a comment, a joke, but it triggered immediate action by the pilot. Abcs Ron Claiborne tonight. Reporter it was bizarre. A jet blue pilot ordering passengers off his plane after claiming he heard one of the passengers say he was drunk. So there was a joke by another passenger. Been a long night, hope theres a fully stocked bar on the arl plane. And the pilot ran out, said, thats it, everybody back up at the gate. Ive been accused of being intoxicated. Reporter the philadelphia to boston flight already delayed due to mechanical problems was further delayed while the pilot took a sobriety test. Theres no protocol if somebody says you might have been drinking that you have to get a sobriety test, but youd be an idiot not to do that. Reporter carterknight tweeting this picture of the plane and sending out a barrage of messages, including flight 760 grounded due to pilot selfinflicted acushion says of drinking. Passengers stranded. The pilot passed the sobriety test, the plane departing. But without carterknight. They were not comfortable with me being on the flight, because i shared my experience. Reporter not true, says jet blue. The airline says carterknight was kept off that flight for only one reason. Because she was considered a threat to disrupt that flight. Ron claiborne, great to have you. There is still much more ahead on world news tonight this wednesday. And this question are you owed money tonight . The new information coming in for millions of americans. Does your cell phone carrier owe you a refund . Major carrier owing to millions. So, are you one of them . Also ahead tonight, youve seen those google views of your own neighborhood. Take a look at this view of the desert. 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Reporter investigators say some 20 million americans have been duped by cramming. The solution seems simple. Look through your bill, line by line for any suspicious charges. But bills can be dozen office pages long, so, tonight we ask you, do you look through your bill . Its literal little about 17 or 18 pages, so, its very confusing. I look at them and i have no idea and im smart and i say, what . Reporter at t telling abc news, while we had rigorous protections in place, last year, we discontinued thirdparty billing. Still, the company under orders tonight to notify all of its customers who might have been crammed. And offer them a refound. Gio benitez, abc news, chicago. Gio, thank you. When we come back here tonight, the new numbers this evening. How old are we living to . Any guesses . And then the google view you havent seen. Not your neighborhood, but the desert. How they pulled this off with help from that camel. And are there twins in your family . 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