Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn has announced that he has ordered a mandatory 21-day quarantine for anyone arriving back in the U.S. who had contact with an Ebola patient in West Africa. The first person who had been placed in a similar 21-day quarantine in New Jersey has tested negative in a preliminary test for Ebola. NBC's Sarah Dallof reports the latest. Dr. Peter Shearer also joins to discuss.Oct. 25, 2014
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