more than 300 cases have now been reported in 17 states and the centers for disease control says the outbreak is spreading. federal and state officials have s ened an investigations into new england compounding center, the pharmacy that s believed to veve shipped thousands of vials of a steroid that s used in clinics to treat pain. a many cases, the drug was contaminated with a deadly fungus which one investigator said was visible to the naked eye in some of the vials. we asked jim axelrod to find out more about the pharmacy known as n.e.c.c. reporter: state officials cceived a complaint last march bout the company that produced these tainted steroids. but health officials in assachusetts tell us they conducted what s called an off- site inspection a review of ocuments. dr. madeline biondolillo is leading the investigation. it s apparent they were not following the regulations despite their obligation to do the reporter: the f.d.a. has released a list of n.e.c.c. s cu
this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. pelley: good evening. another patient injected with a tainted steroid has died of meningitis. more than 300 cases have now been reported in 17 states and the centers for disease control says the outbreak is spreading. federal and state officials have opened an investigations into new england compounding center, the pharmacy that s believed to have shipped thousands of vials of a steroid that s used in clinics to treat pain. in many cases, the drug was contaminated with a deadly fung gas which one investigator said was visible to the naked eye in some of the vials. we asked jim axelrod to find out more about the pharmacy known as n.e.c.c. reporter: state officials received a complaint last march about the company that produced these tainted steroids. but health officials in massachusetts tell us they conducted what s called an off-site inspection a review of documents. dr. madeline biondolillo is leading the investigation.
controversial decision. demonstration stands behind it saying the president is fulfilling his campaign promise to put america first. this is an agreement that puts an enormous burden on american consumers and the american economy while allowing countries like india and china to virtually get off scot-free for a decade or more. the president today after listening to all sides, after listening to european leaders last week, made a decision to fulfill his word to the american people, to get out of the paris accord, but to also leave the door open to the possibility of negotiating a completely new deal or going back into the agreement on terms that put the american economy and american people first. heather: kevin joins us live from the white house with more. always nice to talk with you and lucky as well. this is another bite of the apple, at least this time it s the most important bite, that being the u.s. supreme court and the administration once again following through
country, we will honor some unbelievable heroes. so, grab another cold beverage of your choice. who the president thanks nate for keeping america safe, strong, proud, mighty and free. on that s upbeat note, welcome to fox news at night. i m in for shannon. as we have learned over and over again. the news does not stop for basically anything. not even the holidays. it is nice to have alison here to recap another busy day in washington. the president began his day sharing a fourth of july message on twitter. he fired a demand to opec, riding the monopoly must remember that gas prices are up and they are doing little to help with anything they are driving prices higher as united states defense any of their members for very little money. this must be a two-way street. reduce pricing now! he spoke with saudi arabia s king s salmon over the weekend, he asked the saudis to increase their oil production of 2 million barrels due to the turmoil and i iran and venezuela. officials ack
ainsley: look at these beautiful uniforms. y all look amazing. thank you so much. steve: they come from all over the country. ainsley: thank you all for being here. how are you, thank you so much. thank you so much. thank you, sir. look forward to talking to you throughout the show. hi, everyone. brian: they are perfectly quiet and ready for action. ainsley: all these men in blue. i should have wore blue. steve: and women as well. steve: ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. they deserve a round of applause. thank you. [applause] brain brian let s be clear the only way we get today red, white camera. ainsley: we definitely feel safe. it is our pleasure to have you here in the studio the next three hours. we are going to start with a fox news alert. we have been talking about this for 10 days. right now hurricane dorian is slamming north carolina with rain and wind and the threat of tornadoes. ainsley: it is now a category 1 storm. and it s sparking over a dozen tornadoes