and the singer behind this ñ megahit with a blunt admission. why he s apologizing for the grammy nominated hit. can a song be too beautiful? and i don t know what to do and good morning, america. a lot of news to get to this friday morning. we re going to look live right here at bellevue hospital in manhattan. that s where dr. craig spencer, back from treating ebola patients in west africa is in isolation right now. and look at where he lives. his apartment has been sealed off. the apartment building has not been, but his apartment has. and it will be decontaminated like we have seen so many times now with this disease. and the bowling alley he went to the night before he started feeling symptoms, also shut down right now. a lot of precautions being taken. a cdc go team deployed. the first test for them and the ebola czar. we have linsey davis at the hospital. good morning. reporter: good morning, george. bellevue hospital had conducted drills like this for months
will run in 2016. from abc news, this week with george stephanopoulos begins now. good morning. i m martha raddatz, and as we come on the air, new details about ebola in america, a fiery new debate. is it fair to order mandatory quarantines for health care workers returning from the hot zone, or is it an overreaction? the debate exploding this morning after one health care worker says she was treated like a criminal. plus, brand-new information on the condition of that american doctor who has ebola. abc s linsey davis is tracking it all for us in new york this morning. reporter: health care worker kaci hickox, the first high-risk traveler automatically quarantined in new jersey has tested negative for ebola but remains under mandatory quarantine. in an open letter to the dallas morning news, she says she was treated like a criminal when she returned home from treating ebola patients in sierra leone. of her arrival at newark airport she writes, i sat alone in the isol
saying we need new leadership. we ve lost that confidence that we ve had in her ability to lead this fire department. this has been boiling over for weeks. the chief as spokesperson said the chief is committed to staying on the job. she s looking forward to working closely with the employee group. she has a very positive attitude about it. i think that there s been some misinformation that s been given out by some of the members of the group. and that they may have their own agendas. so what s next in this political tug of war? the groups plan to hire their own auditor to review the fire department. this just in, take a look. this is in san francisco s potrero hill neighborhood, gushing. a car rammed into a hydrant about an hour ago. no one was hurt and no buildings have been flooded, at least not yet. as you can see the firefighters are still trying to determine how to shut off this hydrant. it s pretty high, water being wasted, no word how long this intersection wil
news that s probably on your mind, looking live at at&t park, where in just a short few hours, g-men will be back in action in game three of the 2014 world series. it is the first game at home for the san francisco giants. from last-minute tickets, to the potential wind impact and how to know whether or not your souvenirs are legit, we have you covered. nbc bay area s stephanie chuang is live at at&t park. and steph, is it time to play ball? reporter: yes, and everyone s ready for this. the giants hoping to do a repeat of what happened with st. louis, split there and take it with a sweep at home, but everyone knows that s a tough thing to do. we spoke with team president and ceo larry bayer who says the team has a long streak, and as the giants head to game three here, he says the fans play a big role. the giants have won the world series every other year since 2010, the even years. now within reach of doing it again in 2014, team president and ceo larry bayer says his guys
zach galifianakis welcomes brad pitt to between two ferns. is it hard for you to maintain why? because you live in your wife s shadow. in a bit for the ages, presses all the superstar s buttons today, friday, october 24th, 2014. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning. welcome to today on a friday morning. i m matt lauer along with hoda kotb, al roker, tamron hall. natalie is off and savannah is on maternity leave. i don t know if i would rather host on between two ferns or be a guest on between two ferns. the best video you ll see, perfect for friday. we ll get to that a little later on. obviously, there s a lot to talk about this morning. our top story, new concerns over ebola after a new york city doctor tested positive. the 33-year-old is in isolation at bellevue hospital this morning, but his neighbors in upper manhattan have a lot of que