good evening and it s great to have you with us on a monday night. as we come on the air, a crucial window of time. doctors monitoring dozens of patients who might have come in contact with that patient in dallas. and this would be the time when anyone would be begin to show symptoms if they caught it. in the meantime, something else we ve learned. all eyes on that dallas hospital. the patient now in critical condition, on a ventilator. now, he s receiving an experimental drug to try to save his life. from the heartland tonight, these images from nebraska. where that american journalist, a photographer infected with the virus arrived in the u.s. today. there he is, suited up in white. getting onto that stretcher himself. this evening, our dr. richard besser is the just back and we ask, was he stopped at the airport. plus, what the president just said about airports across this country. first, abc s cecilia vega starting us off in dallas. reporter: david, good evening to you
i just became a grandfather. you care more about the future when you get a kid or grandkid. that s true. reporter: a month before the elections, republicans are confident. just six seats from winning back the senate and taking control of congress. one is here in arkansas. democrat mark pryor called in the clinton cavcavalry. votior heart. don t vote for what they tell you you should be against. vote for what you know you should be for. reporter: he knows president obama isn t popular but warned about casting what he called a protest vote. everybody is trying to hijack our politics. and you have to own it here. you ll be stuck with the people that get elected. reporter: it s been nearly two decades since he was on though ballot but democrats hope clinton s fame will still rub off. we caught up with tom cotton, the rising republican star trying to defeat pryor. as a young boy here in arkansas, he watched clinton rise to the white house. i m not worried about bill
good evening and it s great to have you with us on a monday night. as we come on the air, a crucial window of time. doctors monitoring dozens of patients who might have come in contact with that patient in dallas. and this would be the time when anyone would be begin to show symptoms if they caught it. in the meantime, something else we ve learned. all eyes on that dallas hospital. the patient now in critical condition, on a ventilator. now, he s receiving an experimental drug to try to save his life. from the heartland tonight, these images from nebraska. where that american journalist, a photographer infected with the virus arrived in the u.s. today. there he is, suited up in white. getting onto that stretcher himself. this evening, our dr. richard besser is the just back and we ask, was he stopped at the airport. plus, what the president just said about airports across this country. first, abc s cecilia vega starting us off in dallas. reporter: david, good evening to you
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good evening and it s great to have you with us here on a monday night. and as we come on the air this evening, a crucial window of time. doctors monitoring dozens of patients who might have come in contact with that patient in dallas. and this would be the time when anyone would be begin to show symptoms if they caught it. in the meantime, something else we ve learned. all eyes on that dallas hospital. the patient now in critical condition, on a ventilator. and now, he s receiving an experimental drug. it s not been used for ebola before. to try to save his life. from the heartland tonight, these images from nebraska. where that american journalist, a photographer, infected with the virus, arrived in the u.s. today. there he is, suited up in white. wearing a little blue mask. getting onto that stretcher himself. this evening, our dr. richard besser is the just back and we ask, was he stopped at the airport? plus, what the president just said about airports across this countr