And buildings catering to billionaires and altering the sky line. When is too high too much. We begin with the ebola crisis. Theres a lot of fear, much unfounded. We have no interest in adding to the hysteria. We heard from dr john freedon of the c. D. C. , saying that we all have to work to ebola is not the worlds next aids. His warning came as the president of the west bank says it will take a global effort to stop the threat. More on that in a moment. First from dallas, encouraging news. Heidi zhoucastro is there with more. Hey, john, the Dallas County sheriff deputy, who was watched at the hospital. The good news is that he was discharged and tests came back as negative. On the heels of the first death in the United States, Thomas Eric Duncan. And had People Holding their breath. A sigh of relief for the dallas community, the gouty this felt fatigued a week after entering an apartment tested negative. The results confirmed the assurances of health authorities. A point dallas countr
Immediate family, mother, husband, stepfather. Debating the choice to take your own life. A womans emotional decision in oregon sparking discussion across the country. Some say death with dignity is not the right call. Scuffles in the streets of st. Louis, crowds of angry protestors clashing with police after the Fatal Shooting of a Teenager Police say was armed. Good morning, and kathleen sebelius. Im stephanie sy. A patient in texas with ebola dice on u. S. Soil. He came from liberia last month. In liberia, there are 4,000 cases. Another 100 when reasons are being sent to help move supplies and troops. We have more. We are live at j. F. K. Airport in new york, but we begin live in dallas. The country on wednesday getting the news that Thomas Duncan as you can summed to ebola. There is a profound sense of sadness here particularly among the Liberian Community that has rallied around the duncan family. Agencies are offering condolence, saying they will remain vigilant in fighting this
Good afternoon, the first person diagnosed with the ebola virus in the United States has died. Thomas duncan passed away in texas succumbing to what has been called an insidious disease. Screening will begin at five airport. We wait for the latest of course on ebola concerns. First to ash har quaraishi where duncan was being treated. There was an indication of a slight improvement in duncan improvement, what happened. On monday he remained in stable yet critical condition. He was undergoing treatment with that investigational medication. His liver levels had improved. They declined over the weekend. But that could truck wait they said. His vital signs were getting better. The fever was down. They had a plumber of hope that things were taking a turn for the better. He passed away around 7 51 p. M. Local time. We spoke with a spokesman earlier about what might have gone done. Its likely that the organs were not keeping up with the infection. You know at the end its very tragic as to what
Not making much of a push inland. 40s, 50s to almost 50 degrees. Hayward at 59. Pittsburg, mid72s. Its hard pressed to break down this. They stay warm, although there are signs it will stay cooler. Is there a delta breeze . It was 18 last hour. Now 8. Im telling you, when it collapses like that, there is a sign. Still in the upper 80s and 90s. Completely missing it. Inland, spot on. Still warm, highs in the upper 80s to near 90s by the water. Good morning, steve. We are looking at a commute that all of a sudden has some commuters. We have a 20 to 25 minute drive time from this side to the San Francisco exits. No problems there. We also checked with b. A. R. T. If you want to catch a train into the city, that system is running without delays. 880 north and southbound, driving from downtown oakland to the airport exit, should be about a 50 minute drive for you. A lot of slow truck traffic over the altamonte pass. Some slow traffic as well as you drive over the 680interchange. This gets b
Inside to registered to vote. We will hear from dr. Martin luther king jr. s eldest son, and we will speak to one of the few republican members of congress who went to selma this weekend, alabama senator Jeff Sessions. I am on free voting. Things happen in two weeks or more before the election, and oftentimes people are, you know urged to go to vote and vote before they are ready. Amy and we will go to the Edmund Pettus bridge, where on sunday more than 70,000 people marched for Voting Rights today. All that and more coming up. Welcome to democracy now democracy now . Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. A group of 47 republican senators has released an open letter to iran in a bid to disrupt the obama administrations attempt at a nuclear deal. It was spearheaded by senator tom cotton and signed by a number of potential 2016 president ial hopefuls, including senators marco rubio, ted cruz and read and rand paul. It reads in part, we will consider any Agreement Regarding your