BLITZER: On the Syrian and Turkish border right now, Syrian fighters are getting unprecedented help. The United States has been airdropping military and humanitarian aid directly to Kurds who are defending the city of Kobani from ISIS militants. And now Turkey says it will begin allowing Kurdish Peshmerga fighters to pass through its borders and into the city for the battle as it continues. Nick Paton Walsh is watching all of this develop. He's just outside Kobani.</s>NICK PATON WALSH, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Wolf, we're told by those inside Kobani that those three C-130 aircraft dropped their 27 bundles of aid, mostly to the city center and also slightly to the west. Now, they contained medical supplies. One doctor rejoicing in how, after weeks of struggling with a makeshift hospital here, he now had a ton of medical aid in which to treat patients. One fighter also saying substantial amounts of weaponry were in those too. We know that one extra bundle landed off target, making the total 28. And that of the six coalition air strikes that have hit around Kobani, one was, in fact, used to destroy that stray bundle, presumably to make sure it didn't fall into ISIS' hands. But the pressure's still certainly on the Kurds. A senior leader inside,</s>BLITZER: Nick Paton Walsh on the border between Turkey and Syria, watching that story. Nick, thank you. Still ahead, should nurses be allowed to avoid high-risk patients like those infected with Ebola? I'll talk with a U.S. congresswoman, Sheila Jackson Lee. She's from Texas. She's got some strong views. Stand by.
U.S. Drops Aid into Kobani