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at that point right now. but it s, everybody wants to know about transmissibility, and part of the reason is that the cdc has been so emphatic about it not being transmissable, yet people are hearing about transmissibility. two people have it now. so it makes it like like look like the cdc is not being forth coming. it, clearly, seems to be a tough disease to understand in terms of how it transmits to people. and so far, again, it s just two health care workers who had real contact with patient and not, you know, anyone else in the general public. if it stays that way, i think confidence in the cdc will increase. but if not, i think frieden s got a problem on his hands. host: no matter what the result of the midterms, there s a lot congress has to handle when they come back from the break. what s the likelihood that ebola gets to the top of the line to do? guest: it will if more happens about people are catching this more frequently here, more passengers arriving from
AustraliaCaliforniaUnited-statesRussiaKansas-cityKansasWashingtonDistrict-of-columbiaSan-franciscoWichitaSudanFlorida-state-university you even see her smile in that video. there are concerns, however, that the second sick nurse, amber vinson could have developed symptoms earlier than originally thought so this means she could have exposed hundreds of other people aboard her flight to ohio. the first flight she took on and then, of course, those who boarded later flights on the same airplane. just minutes ago, we learned that a u.s. marine on her flight to dallas has now placed himself in voluntary quarantine and carnival cruiselines confirms one of its passengers is under watch in isolation, she is the health care worker who may have handled lab specimens at that hospital in dealing with tahoma eric duncan, the first victim to die of ebola. carnival says the passenger is showing no signs of infection. lots to talk about, we begin with renee marsh, cnn s regulation correspondent from washington. renee, fill us in on the cruise ship situation. obviously it doesn t sound good when people are in that close qu
GermanyTexasUnited-statesEast-timorFloridaLiberiaSyriaWashingtonDistrict-of-columbiaBelizeUnited-kingdomFort-lauderdale we re learning another dallas health care worker is actually on a carnival cruise ship right now, self-quarantined in the caribbean right now after handling specimens from thomas duncan, the original patient who was found to be with the virus. jonathan serrie live live from e cdc. there is a new story every day on this. what do we know first of all, jonathan, about nina pham s condition? reporter: nina pham is actually set to be in good condition. in that youtube video you just saw you can see her smiling. she appears alert. she is even joking, making jokes with her attending physician before leaving texas health presbyterian hospital in dallas. public health officials say the decision to move her to the national institutes of health is not a reflection on any change in her condition but they want to take some of the burden off of her dallas hospital where many of the medical staff are now out of service as they undergo active monitoring after treating now deceased ebola pa
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