Scuffles breaking out in hong kong as opponents of the Pro Democracy Movement storm the protest site. Police move in to prove barricades. A deadly cyclone slams india, killing eight people. Now the search for survivors, as officials grapple with the aftermath apartment cleanup effort. Good morning, welcome to Al Jazeera America. Im stephanie sy. Im erica pitzi. This morning, officials from dallas to the white house are on high alert and search forego answers now that an american for the first time contracted ebola on u. S. Soil. The nurse treated Thomas Eric Duncan who died last week at the hospital in dallas. She is now in isolation. The c. D. C. Is planning new training and other measures to help keep workers safe while it tries to figure out how this nurse was infected. We begin our covering from dallas. Texas Health Presbyterian said the workers test results came in lately saturday night. Blood tests from the caregiver proved positive for ebola. The worker had cared for Thomas Eric
It could have been one for the record books. Stocks dived from the getgo. Within minutes the dow was down nearly 200 points. There were fresh worries about slowing growth in china, to be sure, but that wasnt the half of it. What really spooked investors was this the stunning sight of tens of thousands of prodemocracy demonstrators flooding the streets of hong ko kong. Police cracked down hard. Banks and other hong kong businesses shut down for the day. Stocks sold off in asia, then in europe. The demonstrations continued well into the Early Morning Hours Tuesday and may well continue for another day. After that early tumble, though, u. S. Stocks fought back. Heres how things looked at the closing bell. The dow down just 42 points. The nasdaq lower by 6 and the s p 500 lost 5. In hong kong, the hang seng index had a terrible monday with stocks falling nearly 2 . Susan lee is on the ground in hong kong with more on what the protesters are demanding and why investors are paying such close
It could have been one for the record books. Stocks dived from the getgo. Within minutes the dow was down nearly 200 points. There were fresh worries about slowing growth in china, to be sure, but that wasnt the half of it. What really spooked investors was this the stunning sight of tens of thousands of prodemocracy demonstrators flooding the streets of hong ko kong. Police cracked down hard. Banks and other hong kong businesses shut down for the day. Stocks sold off in asia, then in europe. The demonstrations continued well into the Early Morning Hours Tuesday and may well continue for another day. After that early tumble, though, u. S. Stocks fought back. Heres how things looked at the closing bell. The dow down just 42 points. The nasdaq lower by 6 and the s p 500 lost 5. In hong kong, the hang seng index had a terrible monday with stocks falling nearly 2 . Susan lee is on the ground in hong kong with more on what the protesters are demanding and why investors are paying such close
Record books. Stocks dived from the getgo. Within minutes the dow was down nearly 200 points. There were fresh worries about slowing growth in china, to be sure, but that wasnt the half of it. What really spooked investors was this the stunning sight of tens of thousands of prodemocracy demonstrators flooding the streets of hong ko kong. Police cracked down hard. Banks and other hong kong businesses shut down for the day. Stocks sold off in asia, then in europe. The demonstrations continued well into the Early Morning Hours Tuesday and may well continue for another day. After that early tumble, though, u. S. Stocks fought back. Heres how things looked at the closing bell. The dow down just 42 points. The nasdaq lower by 6 and the s p 500 lost 5. In hong kong, the hang seng index had a terrible monday with stocks falling nearly 2 . Susan lee is on the ground in hong kong with more on what the protesters are demanding and why investors are paying such close attention. Reporter the street
Record books. Stocks dived from the getgo. Within minutes the dow was down nearly 200 points. There were fresh worries about slowing growth in china, to be sure, but that wasnt the half of it. What really spooked investors was this the stunning sight of tens of thousands of prodemocracy demonstrators flooding the streets of hong ko kong. Police cracked down hard. Banks and other hong kong businesses shut down for the day. Stocks sold off in asia, then in europe. The demonstrations continued well into the Early Morning Hours Tuesday and may well continue for another day. After that early tumble, though, u. S. Stocks fought back. Heres how things looked at the closing bell. The dow down just 42 points. The nasdaq lower by 6 and the s p 500 lost 5. In hong kong, the hang seng index had a terrible monday with stocks falling nearly 2 . Susan lee is on the ground in hong kong with more on what the protesters are demanding and why investors are paying such close attention. Reporter the street