CUOMO: Welcome back to NEW DAY. Listen to this -- the number of Ebola cases in Liberia and Sierra Leone could go as high as 1.4 million by January, if no one intervenes, and the more it spreads over there, remember, the better the chance it comes here. Senior medical correspondent Elizabeth Cohen is in Liberia where the number of cases has spiked in the last week, in the last few weeks. So, how bad are the new scenarios?</s>ELIZABETH COHEN, CN SENIOR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT: These new scenarios -- you don't have to go to the new scenarios for bad, Chris. It is just bad right now. So, let's talk about right now and talk about the scenarios. We just heard a new report, there have been almost 6,000 cases of Ebola with almost 3,000 deaths. And the scenarios -- let me talk about them for a second. These are scenarios where if the world does not do anything more, than what they are doing right now, and if people's behaviors don't change on the ground, if West Africans' behaviors don't change, we could have 20,000 cases by November and by January, between half a million and 1.4 million. And the death rate has been about 71 percent. But again, these are scenarios, if the world doesn't do more and if West Africans don't change their behaviors. Hopefully, neither one of those things will come to pass -- Chris, Brooke.</s>CUOMO: We get what it would take for it to get better and there's going to be that question about what does the rest of the world do. But let me ask you something, you are there, in Liberia, I know you wanted to go. I know you're very passionate about this, in spreading the word.
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