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The streets. here's the hard truth. in west africa, ebola is now an epidemic of the likes that we have not seen before. >> before heading to the cdc, the president met with dr. kent brantly, an american missionary who recently recovered after contracting ebola in liberia. more than 4 million people in scotland will go to the polls tomorrow to decide whether their country should remain part of the united kingdom. some of them gathered last night near scotland's border with england calling for a no vote which is in support of staying in the union. former president bill clinton stepped into the...

The world. >> people are literally dying in the streets. here's the hard truth. in west africa, ebola is now an epidemic of the likes that we have not seen before. >> before heading to the cdc, the president met with dr. kent brantly, an american missionary who recently recovered after contracting ebola in liberia. more than 4 million people in scotland will go to the polls tomorrow to decide whether their country should remain part of the united kingdom. some of them gathered last night near scotland's border with england calling for a no vote which is in support of staying in the union. fo...

American forces wind down their war in afghanistan. but it is still a dangerous place and losing a general who had mentored so many troops in his more than 30 years in the military is an especially painful reminder. martha raddatz, abc news, washington. a second american who was flown back to the u.s. after contracting ebola in liberia is showing signs of improvement. nancy writebol was wheeled into emory university hospital in atlanta yesterday covered from head to toe in protective gear. she's being treated in a special isolation ward. a cdc investigator is trying to determine how she and ...

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