The nurse, 29-year-old Amber Vinson, helped care for Thomas Eric Duncan at Texas Health Presbyterian in Dallas, who died from Ebola. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

A severe storm system rolled across the South for a second day Tuesday, knocking out power to thousands as it made a mess of the morning commute in Atlanta and other Southern cities. The latest round follows storms that killed two people Monday.

A severe storm system rolled across the South for a second day Tuesday, knocking out power to thousands as it made a mess of the morning commute in Atlanta and other Southern cities. The latest round follows storms that killed two people Monday.

A double-decker tour bus carrying up to 60 people crashed outside Indianapolis early Tuesday, leaving dozens injured, some seriously. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

After nurse Nina Pham was diagnosed with Ebola, the CDC announced it is taking a second look at protocol for healthcare workers who come in contact with infectious diseases.

After nurse Nina Pham was diagnosed with Ebola, the CDC announced it is taking a second look at protocol for healthcare workers who come in contact with infectious diseases.

The United States must 'rethink' its approach to controlling the Ebola virus after a Texas healthcare worker was infected with the often deadly virus, officials said Monday. Duration: 00:43

The CDC is investigating whether life-saving measures undertaken on the first person diagnosed with Ebola in the U.S. contributed to infecting his care givers. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Enhanced Ebola screenings have begun at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport, where teams armed with thermal guns and questionnaires are now screening travelers from West African countries hit hardest by the outbreak. Rough Cut (no report

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says 'we are extraordinarily sad' for the family of Thomas Duncan who died of Ebola in Dallas on Wednesday, but expresses confidence that the disease can be contained. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

Extra screening for Ebola symptoms are beginning at five U.S. airports. Some passengers support the additional measures and some worry that it's not enough. Nathan Frandino reports.

Watch what a typical gameday is like for Uga IX, the University of Georgia's iconic bulldog mascot.

A Georgia police officer is accused of taking three people hostage inside the leasing office of an apartment complex. Earlier in the day, he'd walked into city hall, declared he had a weapon and told them to call SWAT.

CDC's Dr. Thomas Frieden says travelers arriving in the U.S. from Western Africa will be from subject to 'enhanced screening' measures for Ebola. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

Adrian Peterson did not enter a plea Wednesday but is expected to plead not guilty. His case has renewed discussion about corporal punishment.

A student-run cafe at Dunwoody High School gives students with mild intellectual disabilities a chance to learn real-world skills.

A student-run cafe at Dunwoody High School gives students with mild intellectual disabilities a chance to learn real-world skills.

A Jewish fraternity at Emory University in Atlanta was targeted at the end of Yom Kippur by someone who painted swastikas on the house.

Police have charged an Atlanta bus driver with hitting and killing a 19-year-old woman. Surveillance video of the incident shows the victim crossing the busy intersection where she was hit.

A Jewish fraternity at Emory University in Atlanta was targeted at the end of Yom Kippur by someone who painted swastikas on the house.

In a sign of solidarity for the protestors in Hong Kong people descend on Times Square in New York, sporting umbrellas, a symbol of the pro-democracy movement. Duration: 01:24

The director of the US Secret Service resigned Wednesday following a string of lapses by the elite presidential protection branch, including one in which an intruder ran through the front door of the White House. Duration: 00:35

A Georgia woman is battling a flesh-eating bacteria that's already taken parts of her arm and is threatening to take the rest. Her family says they don't know where she picked up the bacteria and may never know.

A Georgia woman is battling a flesh-eating bacteria that's already taken parts of her arm and is threatening to take the rest. Her family says they don't know where she picked up the bacteria and may never know.

Leanna Harris' husband is accused in the hot car death of their 22-month-old son Cooper. She's remained silent on the case, but her attorney is speaking up in this exclusive interview.

Leanna Harris' husband is accused in the hot car death of their 22-month-old son Cooper. She's remained silent on the case, but her attorney is speaking up in this exclusive interview.

A New York grand jury decided not to bring charges against Tony Stewart after the death of Kevin Ward Jr. on a racetrack in August.

Ukrainian peace efforts stalled Wednesday after pro-Russian insurgents called their own elections in defiance of a deal under which they and the Ukrainian army began withdrawing heavy weapons after five months of war. Duration: 00:31

The widow of deceased San Diego Chargers defensive back Paul Oliver sued the NFL Monday, claiming football-related head injuries lead to his suicide.

A former UPS employee walked into a Birmingham, Alabama UPS center and opened fire Tuesday, killing himself and two co-workers.

Atlanta Falcons receiver Devin Hester broke Deion Sanders' long-standing record for 'most return touchdowns' and he did so in style. Hester set the new NFL record with the 20th touchdown return of his career when he brought back a second-quarter punt

Dramatic video from two cameras show the seven seconds it took for a school bus driver to swerve off of the road and crash into two houses after a car swerved into the wrong lane. The driver's actions may have saved children's lives.

Dramatic video from two cameras show the seven seconds it took for a school bus driver to swerve off of the road and crash into two houses after a car swerved into the wrong lane. The driver's actions may have saved children's lives.

The city of Sandy Springs, just outside Atlanta, is getting rid of its ban on flip flops after security asked a woman to leave court for showing up in the sandals.

The city of Sandy Springs, just outside Atlanta, is getting rid of its ban on flip flops after security asked a woman to leave court for showing up in the sandals.

U.S. President Barack Obama says Ebola is 'spiraling out of control' and pledges military support in Liberia to help contain the deadly epidemic. Jillian Kitchener reports.

Nearly $1.0 billion dollars is needed to fight the Ebola outbreak raging in west Africa, the United Nations say, warning that 20,000 could be infected by year end. Duration: 00:40

President Barack Obama announces 'a major increase' in the U.S. response to the deadly Ebola virus that is plaguing West Africa. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Michael Norris, a sheriff's deputy in Georgia, will be taken off of life support after being shot in the head while responding to a man threatening suicide over the weekend. His last act of service is to donate his organs.

Michael Norris, a sheriff's deputy in Georgia, will be taken off of life support after being shot in the head while responding to a man threatening suicide over the weekend. His last act of service is to donate his organs.

Liberian president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf fired 10 top officials for failing to return home and help with the country's Ebola outbreak.

Atlanta Hawks GM Danny Ferry announced his voluntary leave over racially controversial remarks less than a week after owner Bruce Levenson's exit.

Rory McIlroy was faced with a very different type of challenge while playing the second round of the 2014 Tour Championship in Atlanta. His tee shot on the 14th hole somehow ended up in the pocket of a spectator.

President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday accused Western countries of creating the Ukrainian crisis and using it to revive NATO. Duration: 00:34

Prince Harry welcomes injured troops from around the world at the opening ceremony of the Invictus Games, where they will do battle across a range of sports. Duration: 00:49

Its sting is comparable to that of a jellyfish. The venomous puss caterpillar usually stays high in the trees. But this year they're showing up everywhere, and people's curiosity is being punished with painful stings.

Its sting is comparable to that of a jellyfish. The venomous puss caterpillar usually stays high in the trees. But this year they're showing up everywhere, and people's curiosity is being punished with painful stings.

A fourth Ebola patient who contracted the disease in West Africa is being assessed by medical staff at the same Atlanta hospital where two other people were successfully treated for the disease. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Chick-fil-A founder Truett Cathy died Monday surrounded by family. A note to employees Monday morning said the restaurant chain would remain privately held and closed on Sundays.

After Atlanta Hawks owner Bruce Levenson announced he would sell the team because of a controversial email he sent two years ago, people reacted on social media, debating whether or not the email was actually offensive.

After Atlanta Hawks owner Bruce Levenson announced he would sell the team because of a controversial email he sent two years ago, people reacted on social media, debating whether or not the email was actually offensive.

S. Truett Cathy, the founder of Chick-fil-A has died at age 93. The fast food chain known for its mix of religion and business made headlines in 2012 when its president made statements opposing same-sex marriage. Linda So reports.

Truett Cathy died early Monday morning surrounded by family and friends. Cathy is credited with creating the original Chick-fil-A Chicken Sandwich. Chick-fil-A sales reached $5 billion in 2013 with more than 1,800 restaurants in 40 states.

Truett Cathy died early Monday morning surrounded by family and friends. Cathy is credited with creating the original Chick-fil-A Chicken Sandwich. Chick-fil-A sales reached $5 billion in 2013 with more than 1,800 restaurants in 40 states.

U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel makes a rare visit to the former Soviet republic Georgia to pledge his support for the country's bid to join NATO --- a move fiercely opposed by Moscow. Nathan Frandino reports.

Atlanta Hawks owner Bruce Levenson is reportedly selling his majority stake in his team over a 2012 email that he calls racially offensive.

U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel says American air strikes against Islamic militants threatening Iraq's Haditha Dam are 'in line with the guiding principles of military action in Iraq'. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

AMC has ordered a pilot of a new series set in the same universe as the megahit 'The Walking Dead.'

A Georgia kindergarten teacher was arrested and accused of dragging a student by the ankle to the front office.