BALDWIN: We are now hearing that the Dallas deputy hospitalized with, quote, "signs and symptoms of Ebola" has improved and is no longer showing the signs. This sergeant entered this un-sanitized apartment where Thomas Eric Duncan stayed just days before his death. Let's go to Dallas, to Elizabeth Cohen, our CNN senior medical correspondent, who has been working this for a while. Tell me about the sheriff's deputy. Does this mean he absolutely tested negative for Ebola?</s>ELIZABETH COHEN, CNN SENIOR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT: No, we're expecting test results later this afternoon. The judge overseeing this effort in Dallas, said there's zero percent -- I looked down to be sure I was reading that right -- zero percent chance he has Ebola. A federal official said he didn't have an exposure to Ebola so therefore he's not at risk for Ebola.</s>BALDWIN: Why was that even a possibility?</s>COHEN: I think what happened is that when he fell ill and went to the urgent care center, the message to first responders was he had contact with Mr. Duncan. We don't know how that mistake was made because he didn't. Once that call goes out, you have to do a full-court press. You have to do the whole thing.</s>BALDWIN: Makes sense. Elizabeth Cohen, thank you very much. Coming up, this shocking video of this police officer smashing the window and tasing this man, and now the family is suing and it turns out this police officer has a history with excessive force.
Deputy No Longer Showing Ebola Symptoms