New York City—Journalists peer into the Meatball Shop on October 24 following reports that Dr. Craig Spencer had dined there before being diagnosed with Ebola. Spencer, who recently returned from treating Ebola patients in Guinea, was said to be responding well to treatment. Mayor Bill de Blasio later dined at the restaurant to help assuage any safety concerns amid growing fears about the virus. Over objections from the White House, New York, New Jersey and Illinois issued mandatory quarantines over the weekend of medical workers who had come into contact with the disease at airports, though New York Governor Andrew Cuomo later relented, allowing those not showing symptoms to remain at home.