This is nbc nightly news with brian williams. Good evening. And as we come on the air tonight, were covering a Major Development in the ebola outbreak. Until now, until just a short time ago, in fact, americans could at least take comfort in the knowledge that all the thousands of cases of this deadly virus were discovered outside of our borders, but a late announcement tonight from the cdc just changed that. The first case has been confirmed here in the u. S. Kate snow is here with us with late details on this. Kate . Brian, good evening. There have been many suspected cases of ebola over the past weeks that turned out to be false alarms, but this man is the first case of ebola confirmed to be diagnosed at a hospital on u. S. Soil. It was confirmed this afternoon in dallas. At a Late Afternoon news conference, the centers for Disease Control director dr. Tom frieden sought to reassure americans that a case of ebola discovered here in the u. S. Is not cause for alarm. The bottom line h
Westshore surf life savers strike gold at national competition
27 Apr, 2021 10:11 PM
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Westshore SLS Club crew Taylor Dick, Taine Williams and Greta Augustine won gold in the Open Men s Single Rescue Race. Photo / Jamie Troughton
Westshore SLS Club crew Taylor Dick, Taine Williams and Greta Augustine won gold in the Open Men s Single Rescue Race. Photo / Jamie Troughton
A gold medal-winning Hawke s Bay surf life saver hopes his crew s heroic victory at nationals can act as inspiration for the next generation of competitors. Despite an 11th place finish overall at the 2021 BP Surf Rescue New Zealand Championships, Westshore SLS Club picked up their first gold medal in the Open Men s Single Rescue Race.