Doctors Without Borders nurse Kaci Hickox will disobey a 21-day quarantine meant to keep her isolated during Ebola's potential incubation period.
Hickox tested negative for Ebola when she arrived at Newark, New Jersey, airport and has since returned to her hometown in Maine. She told Today's Matt Lauer she won't follow Maine's guidelines to remain in self-quarantine because she hasn't shown any symptoms for the disease — not even a fever — since she returned from Sierra Leone.
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