Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Brown good evening. Scott is off tonight. Im james brown. The deadly Ebola Outbreak has now touched americans who put their lives on the line every day as peace corps workers. Two of them in liberia have been exposed to the disease, now blamed for 672 deaths there, and in guinea and sierra leone. The peace corps said it is pulling more than 300 volunteers out of those countries temporarily. Dr. Jon lapook has more on the worst Ebola Outbreak on record. Reporter the peace corps said the two volunteers had contact with a person who later died from ebola. They have no symptoms and are currently isolated and under observation. 340 peace corps volunteers are being removed from liberia, sierra leone, and guinea out of an abundance of caution. The outbreak has infected at least 1200 people and killed nearly 700. Dr. Stephen monroe of the cdc almost certainly those numbers will increase in the coming days, and they pro
Camera takes a picture of the plate skpf registered owners get a bill. That is weird. That is inconvenient. Like. Because if i were to use my friends card id have to hook up his plate . It just sounds inconvenient. Its going to ask for a license plate, state its rental sistered in. Then, you get to select an Effective Date for the toll. What about car was no plates . I should know that i dont know. I dont know. Maybe there is a slush fund to cover those folks. Its unclear how they would be tracked down. And what about tourists . Rental cars . I think english word for toll is talk. Its a license plate charge handled through rental Car Companies and this is more confusing than that. Well leave it at that. There is something called anonymous accounts. Fast track seemed to be the way to go here. And also, you get a dollar off that 6 toll. What will happen to toll takers . There are 14 remaining now. They will be absorbed or the district is trying to figure out how that transition can be co
This is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Good evening, scott is off tonight, i am james brown. And this is our western edition. The deadly Ebola Outbreak has now touched americans who put their lives on the line every day as peace corps workers. Two of them in liberia have been exposed to the disease, now blamed for 672 deaths there, and in guinea and sierra leone. The peace corps said it is pulling more than 300 volunteers out of those countries temporarily. Dr. Jon lapook has more on the worst Ebola Outbreak on record. Reporter the peace corps said the two volunteers had contact with a person who later died from ebola. They have no symptoms and are currently isolated and under observation. 340 peace corps volunteers are being removed from liberia, sierra leone, and guinea out of an abundance of caution. The outbreak has infected at least 1,200 people and killed nearly 700. Dr. Stephen monroe of the c. D. C. Almost certainly those numbers will increase in the coming days, and t
fog advisory including the district of columbia, until 10:00 a.m. this morning. fog has been settling in visibility in many spots quarter mile or less your commute here might take a few extra minutes it is possible to get some travel delays at regan national dulles visibilities have been reported to be a quarter mile or less here during the early morning hours. should be a decent day right back into the 70s for daytime highs currently 59 at regan national, 96% humidity, winds out of the north and east 10 miles per hour pressure up not much change to our weather pattern might be a shower could be a shower this afternoon most of the day dry for you and unseasonably warm temperatures 74 washington 76 fredericksburg more details on the forecast and changes in the 5 day. traffic there she is julie has your latest. on the roads this morning you will find southbound along 270, from 109 lanes open below speed it is a slow go as you continue down towards the truck scales more delays