3,000 abroad. arrives in the u.s. through an infected airline passenger. now the push is on to quell fears at airports. live at sfo where some patients, some passengers are a little nervous. reporter: absolutely. airport officials say they are ready to implement any directive from the obama administration, but some passengers are saying that directive is not going to get here soon enough and they ve decided to take their own health matters into their hands. this woman is about to board a flight for germany. because of the ebola scare she has packed napkins and hand sanitizer into her carry-on bag, something she thinks the airline should provide. she d like them to do even more than that. they can have the plastic gloves they use in the lab and make people to use those gloves. and specific shoes that they use. changes may be on the way to airports and airlines but until the new directive arrives a spokesman for sfo says he feels the airport is prepared. we ve got cdc s
first case contracted outside of africa. she s a nurse in spain, over 2,000 miles away from the virus in west africa. the woman is now in isolation. her husband is reportedly in quarantine. the nurse s only symptom is fever. last month, she treated an infected priest back from sierra leone. it comes as the u.s. makes a move to catch new cases. nbc s tracie potts is in washington. good morning, tracie. dara, good morning. what president obama after meeting with his team wants to do is beef up security at our own airports. we have seen people getting their temperatures taken, and being asked questions as they leave africa. now president obama wants to bring some of that here to the u.s. we don t have a lot of margin for error. reporter: for now the u.s. will not ban travel from west africa, but is considering more screening to fight ebola. that could mean the cdc at major airports taking temperatures and asking questions plus making sure health care workers know what to l
traffic stop. the disturbing incident captured on cell phone video. and now that couple is suing, but does the video only tell part of the story? and all about bill. bill murray stops by to talk about his new movie and what it was like inside george clooney s wedding. today, tuesday, october 7th, 2014. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning. welcome to today on a tuesday morning. i m matt lauer, along with tamron hall, who is here while savannah continues on maternity leave, natalie morales as well, as is al roker. that video is disturbing of that traffic stop with that window being smashed. we have to figure out what else is on that video. the event that is led up to it and also that followed. we ll learn more as each side comes forward and we investigate. we ll have more on that in a little while. first, both steps are being taken to treat the ebola patient in
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