From NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Speer.?The NATO summit in Wales has concluded with new results to tackle the threats from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.NPR's Ari Shapiro reportsthe US expects a global plan for attack to take shape in next few weeks.?During the summit, president Obama held one-on-one meetings with leaders of Turkey and Jordan.Both countries will be key to any global strategy on dealing with the Islamic State.?There was unanimity over the last two days that ISIL poses a significant threat to NATO members.And there was a recognition that we have to take action.The specific details about the action are still up in the air, though.Secretary of State John Kerry will visit the region soon.The US wants world leaders to agree on a strategy by the time of United Nations General Assembly meeting New York later in this month.Ari Shapiro, NPR News, Cardiff, Wales.?An American doctor infected with Ebola is seriously ill, but in stable condition in the Omaha Hospital.From Number Station KIOS in Omaha, Katy Napshuber has more.?Dr. Rick Sacra arrived at the Nebraska Medical Center early this morning.He's been treated in a hospital' bio-containment unit, the largest of the nation.Sacra tested positive Monday for Ebola while working at a hospital in Liberia.Dr. Mark Rupp of the Nebraska Medical Center says they're expected to be treating Sacra for awhile.?We would anticipate a course similar to what our colleagues saw at Emory
