Headquarters in new york this is nbc nightly news with brian williams. Good evening. Nothing we learn now about Thomas Eric Duncan will ever bring him back, but today there was a bombshell revelation from the hospital in dallas where he died of ebola, where he first sought treatment and where as we learned today he was sent home with a 103degree fever even after telling a nurse he had traveled from africa. Ebola has now been officially labeled a global crisis. And as it spreads, assisted by jet travel, hospitals like the one in dallas must now change the way they operate and the way they look at patients who walk in the door of the er. Its where we begin tonight in dallas with nbcs ron mott. Reporter when Thomas Eric Duncan first sought treatment at Texas Health Presbyterian hospital late last month, his temperature spiked to 103 degrees. And rather than admit him, emergency room doctors ran some tests and sent him away with antibiotics and tylenol. Two days later he was rushed by ambu
Im ezra klein. The weekend of resistance in ferguson, missouri has begun. Two months and no charges have been filed. This weekend, thousands of people from all over the country are expected to arrive in the st. Louis area to demand justice for brown and protest what they say is police brutality. Any minute now, protesters are expected to kick off the weekend with a justice now march to the office of bob mccullough. Given the clashes that took place last night between police in riot gear and protesters angered over wednesdays Fatal Shooting over a black teen, authorities are on edge. Ferguson right now is a, quote, racial powder keg. Joining me now from missouri is tremaine lee. Good to see you. Likewise. What is the feel on the ground right now . Does it feel like a racial powder keg or are things calming . At the moment things appear to be calm. There is a steady wind and cold rain keeping many people at bay. But there is a sense of this underlying tension, anger and a clear racial li
Williams. Good evening. Nothing we learn now about Thomas Eric Duncan will ever bring him back, but today there was a bombshell revelation from the hospital in dallas where he died of ebola, where he first sought treatment and where as we learned today he was sent home with a 103degree fever, even after telling a nurse he had traveled from africa. Ebola has now been officially labeled a global crisis. And as it spreads, assisted by jet travel, hospitals like the one in dallas must now change the way they operate and the way they look at patients who walk in the door of the er. Its where we begin tonight in dallas with nbcs ron mott. Reporter when Thomas Eric Duncan first sought treatment at Texas Health Presbyterian hospital late last month, his temperature spiked to 103 degrees. And rather than admit him, emergency room doctors ran some tests and sent him away with antibiotics and tylenol. Two days later he was rushed by ambulance back to the hospital where he died wednesday. This is
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