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welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. thanks for joining us. we begin with some disheartening news in the fight to stop the ebola help demic. the world health organization says more than 4,000 people have now die friday the virus. the vast majority are in the west african nations of liberia, sierra leone and new guinea. new york s swron f. kennedy airport will become the first in the u.s. to use additional screening measures on passengers traveling from ebola areas. they will have their temperatures taken and be asked if they have been exposed to anyone with the illness. in brazil, officials say a 47-year-old man has been tested for ebola, recently arriving from new guinea and had developed a fever. officials expect results within 24 hours, but they say they doubt the man actually has the virus. meanwhile, officials in spain are trying desperately to calm public fears. a nurse assistant in madrid is being treated for ebola, the first known person to ....
we begin with the growing concerns about isis in iraq and syria. and isis militants are threatening to overrun ann bar, a key province west of the capital. iraqi forces are up against the wall, and some units are in danger of being cut off. the islamic terror group already controls a number of cities in ann bar. anbar province is in trouble. we are helping the iraqi security forces. as i have said, the president has said, all of our senior officials have said, this is a difficult effort. it is going to take time. it won t be easy. and, of course, what about the threat to baghdad itself? joining us now live from the iraqi capital is cnn s ben wedem wedeman. doesn t sound good in anbar. what s the situation? doesn t sound good, but it hasn t been very good for several weeks, what with the fall of a town last week to isis. but we are getting messages from iraqi officials that the situation is increasingly urgent. we heard for instance from an official in anbar that t ....
pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. the toll in the biggest outbreak of ebola that the world has ever known hit a new milestone today. the world health organization told us that more than 4,000 people have died in four west african nations, and one in the united states thomas eric duncan, wednesday, in dallas. tonight, new documents raise still more questions about how the hospital treated duncan and why it initially sent him home. manuel bojorquez is in dallas. reporter: medical records released by duncan s family to the associated press reportedly show his 103-degree temperature flagged with an exclamation point in the texas health presbyterian record keeping system. the records indicate, during his visit to the emergency room two weeks ago, he said he felt dizzy, had a headache, and abdominal pain so severe he rated them eightout of ten. and though duncan told the nurse he was from west africa, they sent him home, reportedly with antibiotics and t ....
create chaos in large part because of the short time frame to implement the new guidelines. then in texas, a federal judge struck down that state s version of the law, dismissing it as unconstitutional and a poll tax. the judge in that case was an obama appointee and according to the huffington post, where there were no smoking guns showing intentional racism, the law would have heavy impact on minority voters. attorney general eric holder held the rulings in spite of recent setbacks to the voting rights act. meanwhile, a report from the government accountability office found states that enacted similar laws saw drops in election turnout. kansas and tennessee added laws and they each saw reductions by about 2%. a dallas deputy is waking up at home this morning after being hospitalized over ebola concerns. state health officials say that michael monig tested negative for the deadly virus, he was put in isolation after falling ill and visiting an urgent care center. the ....
democracy movement. and later, the incredible story of a hawaiian fisherman rescued after 12 days at sea in a sailboat. i was out of water and i hydrated on fish. it wasn t a sushi bar, but that s how i hydrated. hear how the coast guard finally tracked him down. we ll have those stories in a moment. but governments across the globe are condemning the u.s. after the release of a senate report on cia interrogation tactics. the report detailed brutal acts of torture. it now government and the cia on the defensive. reporter: today, key allies are speaking out. torture is wrong. torture is always wrong. afghanistan s new president, furious at the cia report, calling it shocking. . translator: this is really painful. the report indicates that some of our countrymen who were tortured have been totally innocent. reporter: condemnation from around the globe, even as the white house insists making the secret activities public was the right thing to do. the presi ....