when he passed awaypeithis wido helped get his autobiography completed about his last days and parting message. and taking a stand. baseball fans shut out of their stadiums are doing anything to catch a glimpse of their beloved teams. how a handful with pulling it off, and why this is history repeating itself. first we begin with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. it will be a woman. is that okay? [ cheers ] does anybody have any objections to that? confirming president trump has made up his mind on his next supreme court nominee. he plans to choose amy coney barrett. she s 48 years old. so if she is confirmed, she could be on the u.s. supreme court for 30, maybe even 40year rro pandemic, florida is back in business. governor ron desantis lifting restrictions against bars and restaurants. we re going to be able to host the super bowl in february. reporter: breonna taylor s family remains outraged by the decision not to charge three officers
makes engines for the boeing 737 max 8. this is following the ban we have seen in the ok of the boeing 737 max 8, with norwegian air shuttle down. higher the s&p 500 is with some micro-stories in the news. boeing is the major one as it continues to be on the decline, down 6.3%. the president tweeting about airlines, and then a cascade of countries and agencies and other airlines saying that they will ground in the boeing 737 max 8. but not the faa, which it says it is airworthy. that stock is one to keep an eye on, along with other airlines, including united, continental and american airlines. worst networks is the performer in the s&p 500, downgraded on a recent acquisition, not pleasing to the street. and i thought it would point out wells fargo, not much movement, but on capitol hill there is a lot of tackling and parrying as tim sloan answers questions from the representatives, maybe going over old ground, but he has found himself defending wells fargo and its behavior in
drugs, the death toll in west africa nears 1500. we spend the hour with partisan health cofounder dr. paul farmer on what can be done to stop the epidemic and what it means for public health system in africa. , which isla outbreak the largest so far in the history that we know about, is merely reflection of the public health crisis in africa. it is about the lack of staff, stuff, and systems that could protect populations, particularly those living in poverty, from outbreaks like this or other outbreaks. senegal has just shut down its border with ginny. south africa has been on citizens traveling from guinea. iberia and sierra leone. library police opened fire on protesters in monrovia after they quarantined residents in an effort to keep the spread of ebola. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. governor jay nixon has ordered the national guard to leave ferguson missouri as peaceful protests con
as two american missionaries are released from the hospital after being cured of ebola, after being given external drugs, the death toll in west africa nears 1500. we spend the hour with partisan health cofounder dr. paul farmer on what can be done to stop the epidemic and what it means for public health system in africa. , which isla outbreak the largest so far in the history that we know about, is merely reflection of the public health crisis in africa. it is about the lack of staff, stuff, and systems that could protect populations, particularly those living in poverty, from outbreaks like this or other outbreaks. senegal has just shut down its border with ginny. south africa has been on citizens traveling from guinea. iberia and sierra leone. library police opened fire on protesters in monrovia after they quarantined residents in an effort to keep the spread of ebola. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i
as two american missionaries are released from the hospital after being cured of ebola, after being given external drugs, the death toll in west africa nears 1500. we spend the hour with partisan health cofounder dr. paul farmer on what can be done to stop the epidemic and what it means for public health system in africa. , which isla outbreak the largest so far in the history that we know about, is merely reflection of the public health crisis in africa. it is about the lack of staff, stuff, and systems that could protect populations, particularly those living in poverty, from outbreaks like this or other outbreaks. senegal has just shut down its border with ginny. south africa has been on citizens traveling from guinea. iberia and sierra leone. library police opened fire on protesters in monrovia after they quarantined residents in an effort to keep the spread of ebola. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i