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April 14th, 2014
11:10 PM ET
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Dr. Sanjay Gupta on the ground in an ebola outbreak

More than 100 people have died in Guinea's ebola outbreak, that includes 14 health workers. The virus has no cure and you can get infected with just one microscopic droplet of saliva or blood hitting a break in the skin. The outbreak struck Guinea's capital Conakry, a city that's home to two-million people and near an international airport. Dr. Sanjay Gupta is there with the latest on the crisis and shows how simply getting blood samples is a life threatening job.

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April 14th, 2014
10:42 PM ET
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Sonar submarine hits a snag on its first search for Flight 370

The first day of the underwater sonar search for Flight 370 came to an early and abrupt end today. The Bluefin-21 unmanned submarine reached an area of the ocean that was deeper than expected. It was forced to return to the surface about ten hours early. Anderson spoke with Captain Mark Matthews who is heading the U.S. Navy's Bluefin operations and he described the search as tactical rather than strategic.

Randi Kaye got an exclusive up close look at the Bluefin-21

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April 14th, 2014
10:35 PM ET
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Co-pilot's cell phone signal detected after Flight 370 vanished from radar

A signal coming from the cell phone belonging to Flight 370's co-pilot reached a Malaysian cell tower in the moments after the plane lost contact. The tower was about 250 miles from the location of the flight's final signal. It is raising serious questions about how far off course and how low the plane was flying. Pamela Brown has the latest on the investigation.

Martin Savidge takes a look at what this cell phone data says about Flight 370's altitude.

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