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eating candy. it s monday, october 27th. announcer: from abc news, this is world news now. all right. good morning. i m tai hernandez. i m t.j. holmes. good to have you back. just last week. you couldn t wait to be here. felt like a heartbeat. a lot happened over the weekend. we have to start with this growing controversy over whether people possibly exposed to ebola should be quarantined here. a federal civil rights lawsuit is expected to be filed an behalf of the nurse being held in new jersey. new york s governor has loosened the state s rules on quarantine. cecilia vega has the latest. reporter: the plight of kaci hickox is coming under intense scrutiny. she s the first traveler to be automatically detained under tough new ebola quarantine rules imposed by four states. hickox is facing 21 days of quarantine in an isolation tent at a new jersey hospital after returning from treating ebola patients in sierra leone. the 33-year-old nurse telling