Today's headlines, in 60 Seconds, From the South. EBOLA: WHO hopes to have a vaccine by January 2015, and more Cuban health workers are heading for West Africa. U.S.: So far spent US$424 million fighting the Islamic State group; Pentagon acknowledges that U.S.-airdropped weapons may have ended up in Islamic State hands. SYRIA: Islamic State group may have used chemical weapons in Kobani. BRAZIL: A fourth poll puts Dilma Rousseff ahead of her rival Neves for Sunday's presidential elections. U.N.: An investigation begins into attacks on U.N. facilities, during Israel's recent war in the Gaza strip. SOUTH AFRICA: News that Oscar Pistorius could serve as little as 10 months in jail for the killing of Reeva Steenkamp, has provoked an outcry from rights groups.
