Cant play football no more, and i showed them up. This is the cbs evening i showed them up. This is the cbs evening news with scott captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news this is the cbs evening news pelley good evening. The second nurse in dallas diagnosed with ebola is amber vinson, who was among more than 70 workers at Texas Health Presbyterian hospital who treated Thomas Eric Duncan, who died last week. Today vinson in the yellow suit was put on a plane to atlanta for treatment at a specialized Infectious Disease unit at Emory University hospital. Unfortunately, this is not her first flight this week. Monday night, as she was becoming ill, vinson flew commercially from cleveland to dallas, with 132 other passengers. President obama canceled his schedule today to hold a special Cabinet Meeting on ebola. What weve been doing here today is reviewing exactly what we know about whats happened in dallas and how were going to make sure that Something Like this is not rep
The recovery, the economic recovery will likely take a loan time. What were seeing today, jake, our investors taking gains off the table for what could come next. Jake. All right. The dow down 1,861 points today. Now to politics. Any moment we expect President Trump in dallas, texas, talk about race and policing with Law Enforcement and Community Leaders. This comes, of course, the United States of america facing a reckoning and President Trump so far has largely been on the sidelines when it comes to policy solutions, not endorsing any policing reforms, for example. And of course when it comes to a leader trying to heal this nation, well, this president seems more focused on dividing, retweeting an attack on the contract of george floyd, pushing out bizarre conspiracy theories about the old buffalo protesters assaulted by police, refusing to even have a conversation the pentagon wants about renaming military bases named after confederate generals. Tweeting dane all caps, those that de
Hey there, everyone, its high noon in the east, 9 00 a. M. Out west. We begin this hour with breaking news. We are watching two live events about to unfold. First up, the president is expected to speak at any moment at a dedication ceremony in washington. Hell deliver remarks at the memorial for American Veterans disabled for life. Of course, well take you there live when he does. Also this hour, the centers for Disease Control and prevention scheduled to hold yet another briefing. Well bring that to you, as well, as it begins. Meantime. In a few hours, set to depart liberia after testing positive for ebola. Hes expected to arrive tomorrow at Nebraska Medical Center in omaha where hell receive treatment. The same Medical Center where the doctor was successfully treated. Hes now back in a hospital, though, in massachusetts with what appears to be a respiratory infection. Its been treating as pneumonia. They are treating him saying they do not believe, though, it is a recurrence of ebola
Artillery. All kpoints of interest. 79 air strikes total in syria and 235 in iraq. That all amounts to 314 across both countries involved in this campaign. The cost of all of it, now estimated at more than 1 billion. And back at the white house, president obama just concluded a high stakes meeting with israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Calling an end to palestinian civilian deaths and netanyahu this all comes at a tense and critical moment in u. S. israeli relations. Were going to unpack everything you need to know about that meeting with our own Andrea Mitchell before she herself sits down with netanyahu. But first, lets drill down on that u. S. Ebola patient, diagnosed, of course, in dallas. Because of the location of that diagnosis, we are now waiting any minute now for an address from Texas Governor rick perry. His first statements on this matter. Officials at Texas Health Presbyterian hospital are working around the clock to retrace every step this patient took. And deter
His condition, krystal, is that he remains in critical but stable condition. He is still on a ventilator. He is still on a dialysis machine. Although we are told his liver function has improved somewhat. Doctors are cautioning thats going to vary over the coming days. We now know hes being treated with brincidofovir, a drug for use with other viruses but showed promise in laboratory tests, including one done with duncans blood. It is a pill given twice a day. His family is now inside the hospital along with reverend jesse jackson. They are meeting with doctors to get more details on his condition. We dont know yet if they will be able to actually see him. Were expecting a press conference from them very shortly. Meanwhile, officials continue to monitor the 48 people who had some type of contact with duncan, including the ten who had direct contact. Now, most people develop symptoms of ebola eight to ten days after exposure. Today is day nine, making today and tomorrow very critical. Sa