While Ebola panic grips the US, a reporter finds resilience in her native Liberia.
The New York Times' Helene Cooper, originally from Liberia, recently returned to the capital Monrovia to visit her family, and see how they are fairing in the battle against Ebola. She's back in the United States, and will compare and contrast the mood in Liberia with what she's seeing in America.
Plus, we'll have the latest from the Turkish border with Syria, and we'll check in with reporter Marine Olivesi, who is in Libya. She was there two years ago when Muammar Gaddafi was captured and killed, and she's back now to reflect on the state of the country now.
And, "Eat your cauliflower!" It might be a phrase that you dreaded growing up. But London-based chef Yotam Ottolenghi will make you change your mind about that misunderstood cruciferous vegetable. Cauliflower cake, anyone?