reporter: it is going to be up to the cdc personnel to determine if passengers who have fevers or have been exposinged to ebola need to be hospitalized exposed to ebola need to be hospitalized or handed over to the local health department here for further monitoring or whether they should be allowed to continue on their way, but the cdc director lab warning there could be a lot of false has been warning there could be a lot of false positives here. a lot of people have fevers and those false positives could end up ruining people s trips unnecessarily. back to you. we had a couple of those instances recently. thank you. we are getting word from dallas a deputy who accompanied crews into the ebola victim thomas eric duncan s apartment is showing signs and symptoms of the disease. the patient, sergeant michael monne was ordered to go inside with officials to get a quarantine order signed, but nobody that went inside that day wore protective gear. monning checked himsel
room. people hit the lottery all the time. reporter: the reward still set, $25,000. scott broom, wusa9. one of the places police hapded out fliers was at the dc homeless shelter where she lived with her family. tonight, they re only talking with wusa9. and our bruce johnson was there when relisha s mom and others observed the missing child s birthday. happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you relisha rudd s mom, stepfather, and his father and friends, observed her birthday, where the missing child once played. if we had a chance to talk to her right now, all four of us would say happy birthday. we truly miss you, wherever you re at, we wish you would come home. reporter: young continue toz insist she last saw her daughter in the company of her mother, relisha s grandmother. although the family admits that kahlil tatum, a janitor at the dc general homeless shelter had won the family and relisha s trust. this is a teddy bear someone gave me with my daughter
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“The timing was really right,” said Jamila Larson, co-founder and executive director of the program.
The Homeless Children’s Playtime Project partners with area homeless shelters and transitional housing programs to provide a place for children experiencing housing insecurity to socialize, play and learn.
They’ve been exclusively in D.C., but they found a need to expand into nearby Prince George’s County.
“As D.C. moves away from large congregate care shelters by closing D.C. General and the overflow hotel shelters into smaller neighborhood-based shelters, they don’t always have space for programming,” Larson said. “We know that a lot of families in the D.C. area are finding themselves in Prince George’s County, so we thought it was time to reach out beyond our traditional borders.”