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
i don t care if i get impeached in the congress, i ve got to get this done. captioning funded by cbs this is the cbs morning news for thursday, august 22nd, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i m an marie green. opponents of syrian government bashar al assad say they attacked rebel held positions near damascus this morning. this follows yesterday s chemical attack. scores appear to be killed but it s impossible to get an accurate toll. the syrian government denies using chemical weapons, but video appears to show people in the aftermath suffering from telltale signs of a chemical attack. we re warning, some of the images we are about to show you are graphic and they are disturbing. jurica duncan has our report. reporter: syrian claim the g bombed the same areas where an alleged chemical weapons attack took place yesterday. the grisly images posted to youtube yesterday showed men, women, children either dying or alreay dead. rebels say chemical weapons killed a