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5,000 people worldwide and nearly all of them in west africa. he explained why he needed to be there. >> he told me he needed to do it and i knew that deep within myself that the people in freetown needed help. >> the doctor who cared for so many, now the patient fighting for his life. hallie jackson, nbc news. with prayers and protests today, people in ferguson, missouri, marked 100 days since the police killing of an unarmed teen-ager who was black as the city is on eighth -- as the city is waiting for the return of the grand jury on the indictment. >> despite the frigid weather, they mark...

>> pelly: election night 2014. the battle for congr isis seemed to come out of no where but it started somewhere. clarissa ward chases the terrorist through to the workplace in an american prison. did auto makers fail to report debts linked to defective air bags? jeff glor reports the u.s. government opened an investigation. and do you believe in angels? chip reid met one. as she was earning her wings. >> the happiest i am is when i

Hospital, older folks dread the very thought of it. though chip reed has found one notable exception, she goes to the hospital every day and loves every minute of it. >> reporter: 84-year-old sigrid mills loves to bake so much she does it almost every day. >> that's good. >> her reward is not in the eating it's in the giving. >> may i read you something? i made the cheese cake. >> 30 years ago mills started visiting patients from her church at this hospital in dover, delaware, she had no idea then it would lead to this. how many days a week do you go to the hospital? >> every day. >> reporter:...

>> rose: tonight, another deadly school shooting. iris time, a student opens fire in a high school in a suburb of seattle. ben tracy has the latest on the casualties and the shooter. new york and new jersey impose a quarantine on health care workers arriving from west africa after a new york doctor catches ebola. reports from dr. jon lapook and jericka duncan. >> pelley: tonight from dallas, we will have the first interview with the nurses who tried to save the life of the first ebola victim. >> we offered him words of encouragement. we let him know we're here and whatever you need, we'll get ...

>> pelley: tonight, a battalion between a fire and a city. >> part of my camera has started to melt. >> pelley: more than 600 firefighters attacked by land and air to keep an explosive wildfire from neighborhoods in l.a. county. in some places, it's a battle lost. carter evans and ben tracy there. we're learning details of how thieves stole credit card numbers from millions of customers of target stores. wyatt andrews is on the story. an experiment using a virus has reversed progressive blindness in some patients. dr. jon lapook on the new research. and what's the downside to living in the whi...