The scene is scare. We have now transition [it] from a dynamic scene to an investigative scene.

 

FBI spokesman in Seaatol says the agency has sent personnel to help with the investigation. Merry Svil Mayor John Nearing says they are trying to control the victims.

 

It’s our priority right now to stand with the families of those who are directly affected by/from this as well as with the families and the students and everybody in Merry Zil Pil Tchik High School who went through this tragic event today.

 

Police say after the shootings the student gunman then took his own life.

 

One of the nurses who contracted Ebola in Dallas was sent home from the hospital today. The second nurse who got sick was also declared free of the Ebola virus. NPR’s Richard Harry has that story.

 

The two nurses were the only people who have contracted Ebola in the United States. Both were initially treated at the Texas health Prespitory Hospital in Dallas before being sent on the more specialized facilities. And the femins been at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Centre in Maryland. She stepped out into the sunshine and up to the microphones backed by a filinks and proud men and women in white lab coats.

 

I’ve put my trust in God in my medical team. I’m on my way back to recovery, even as are reflect on how many others have not been so fortunate.

 

Her colleague Enn Bovincin is being treated at Emery University Hospital. Doctors there have declared her free of the virus, but they are not quite ready to send her home. Richard Harus, NPR News.

 

The governors of New York and New Jersey announced today they are issue a mandatory quarantine for returning travelers who have had any contact with Ebola infected patients in West Africa.

 

In Egypt at least 27 people were killed, dozens more were injured in a bloody attack in the Sainai Peninsula. NPR’s Leila Fordor reports it’s the worst violence in Egypt since the oust of President Mohamod Morsi last year.

 

A car bomb targeted two armored military vehicles at a checkpoint near the border with the Gaza Strip. The semi-official newspaper at the head on its website said the death toll was so high because the bomb hit a stockpile of weapons that were stored at the base. The attack was met with horror. And TV analysts blamed Egypt’s government for not doing enough to stop such violence. Egypt’s president Abdula Fotahesisi convened an emergency meeting of the National Defense Council to respond to what his office calls a terrorist attack. Sainai is a largely lawless peninsula where Islamist insurgency is growing. Hundreds of security forces have been killed there. Some of that violence has spilled over into the rest of Egypt. This week two other bombs went off in Cairo but no one was killed. Leila Fordsen, NPR News, Cairo.

 

Stock enter/end the week higher. The DOW was up 127 points. You’re listening to NPR.

 

A federal judge has granted a request from the four major US professional sports leagues in the NCAA to stop New Jersey from allowing legalize sports betting. Judge Michael Ship issuing a temporary restraining order to block the move, he issues a law that will repeal the state’s ban on sports wagering, almost part restract its set to plan to except bets beginning Sunday but that’s now on the hold.

 

Par during gambles planning to sell its dural cell business as NPR’s Johnisty reports the consumer products became as the plan to shut up a half of its brand.

 

P&G hopes to improve profits by focusing on its best-selling products and unloading the ones that are underperforming. Though Dural Cell is the leading battery brand, its sales are fallen recently. In fact in the past 12 months battery sales in the US have dipped by 4.3%, as partly because disposable batteries are losing ground as electronic devices have began to rely more and more on rechargeable batteries. P&G has already dumped 25 brands hoping to spend its resources, boosting sales growth in its strongest labels including Pampers diapers and Tide laundry detergent. John Nisty NPR News, Washington.

 

Now at least of National Guardsmen in Utah are in hot water over a reiskei video that was released parshouly film at the Guards training camp there. The video reportedly shows bikini-clad British women firing high-powered weapons of Roding in Tanks. Colonal Major General Jeff Berdon whose guard personnel were found []be involved in the deal who can face fines, demotions, or forced retirement pandi completion of a complete investigation. A separate investigation has found a state police SWAT team officer was involved in the film while he was on duty.