Ebola Outbreak Grows in Africa
BERMAN: The latest now on the Ebola crisis spreading across West Africa. ASKY, a major airline in that region, has stopped flights to Liberia and Sierra Leone. This amid growing concerns about spreading the virus. U.N. figures now put the death toll at 672. Among them, Dr. Sheik Umar Khan. He's been leading the charge fighting this outbreak, until he contracted a virus himself. He's the second doctor to succumb to Ebola in just the last few days. The U.S. may have dodged a bullet here. We learned that an American citizen who died of Ebola was on his way back to the United States. Patrick Sawyer had flown from Liberia to Nigeria where he was to attend a conference, but he got sick to his scheduled flight to the U.S.</s>PAUL GARWOOD, WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION: He apparently arrived in Lagos, I understand, by plane. He left -- he departed on the plane initially with no symptoms. He reported being symptomatic on arrival. So, I understand he was vomiting, and he then turned himself basically over -- he made it known that he wasn't feeling well.</s>BERMAN: There is no known cure for Ebola, which is transmitted through body fluids.</s>ROMANS: Terrifying. All right. Water rescue in California, 10 million gallons of water shooting up from the ground, flooding the streets for hours, cameras catching it all. We've got that for you when we come back.</s>BERMAN: Nuts.