accounts fur aability 3%, that is down from 18 pest, our own melissa chen spent seven years reportinglissa how important is hong kong's economic prowess in these prodemocracy protests. >> well, hong kong hasn't really recovered from the global financial crisis from a few years ago, and the population that has been most hit has been the middle class. you have a situation where it's a highly educated population, a lot of white collar workers and a middle class that can't afford housing. there's a very serious housing crisis right now, where essentially anyone in their 30's has -- they essentially don't have the prospects of owning any property. so that is part of the issue, part of the conversation, and you are probably wondering why the protestors haven't been talking about it, and it is partly because it's been so obvious, it has been an on going discussion for years. so the protestors have been complaining about the economics for a long time, now they have shifted the conversation, the focus is on the politics but definitely we should not overlook the bread and butter issues. >> we h

tonight the first nurse effected with ebola is on her way -- we with get more now melissa chen who isn dallas, melissa. >> well, nina just left dallas moments ago, her plane took off, she left a statement, thanking the nurses and doctors really no ill will towards the hospital considering that she was working there and contracted ebola. so that is very good news from nina. she is in good condition. >> this eveningsing we will be admitting to the special clinical studies unit, at the national ink city taught of health, nina fam otherwise known as nurse number one with. she will be coming toking the national institute of health, where we with will be supplying her with state of the art care in our high level containment facilities. the second nurse is also being treated at emery university hospital in atlanta. all this suggest as vote of no confidence on how texas health presbyterian has handled ebola, and the c.d.c. is also under scrutiny for it's lack of coordination. >> on thursday, a home representative apologized for mistakes in treating thomas eric duncan but still faced tough que

melissa chen has more. >> california's drought has been a disaster for most of the state's farmers.hey have produced an incredible vintage this year. >> so it is very refreshing on the palate. it has nicely ripe flavors but not overripe. there's a lot of kind of black cherry, little spice almost like five spice in there. >> grape growers need less than others. may produce chardonnay and rosea. >> so it is looking good. >> and co owner is very excited. for 2014. >> we didn't have rain during the growing season, which promotes rot, and mildew. >> you know, our team has covered this story, the drought story all year, there's been so much bad news, but at least here, we finally come across one happy outcome. they call it water stress. when vines reare lease less walter, but that also means a higher concentration of sugar and grapes. it does lead to greater concentration, greater flavor. >> for consumers to look forward to. the unexpected consequences of the drought, proving thatting in wine countriry, the glass is indeed half full. and never half empty. al jazeera, napa valley, californ

a special facileny in maryland, now the melissa chen. are being treated right now. >> eh did this ahead of her big move. >> texas presbyterian hospital will no longer treat the first nurse in dallas to contract the disease. this evening we will be admitted to the clinical studies unit, nina otherwise known as nurse number one. she will be coming to the national institute of health, where we with will be supplying her with with state of the art care in our high level containment facilities. all of this suggest as vote of no confidence on how texas health has handled ebola, and a cdc is also under scrutiny for the lack of coordination and guidance on thursday they apologized for mistakes but still faced tough questions during a congressional hearing. where the specific breeches and protocol were that resulted in her infection orb alternatively, the inadequacy of the protocol. >> we with don't know at this particular juncture. what the source or the caw of the exposure that caused nina to contract the disease. >> the dispute between on sigh

this is what melissa chen was talking about. we have the first nurse that was infected.s been transported from texas presbyterian in dallas, to maryland to the national institutes of health clinical center, one of four hospitals in the country equipped to handle highly contagious diseases. that is the ambulance. she is in that ambulance that you are seeing. that is the airplane that is going t going to -- take her. they are preparing everything so the transport is done as sca carefully as possible. we have watched that convoy move from the hospital to that airplane. that airplane will be taking off shortly for bethesda, maryland. we'll have two patients in two centers where they are equipped to handle that. this one to bethesda, and the second nurse has been moved to atlanta to emery where she has been treated. >>> coming up next, apple is hoping less is more. it unveils skinnier ipads. plus another volatile day for investors. the markets finally steadied themselves. i'll show you the comeback and how it unfolded when "real money" returns. >>> well it may not have had th

melissa chan reporting from wine country. that's it for us here on "america tonight." joie chen will be back tomorrow.ght. >> weekday mornings on >>> a devastating report from the w.h.o. on ebola says that by december we could see 10,000 new cases every week. also, did the joint chiefs admit i.s.i.l. is winning the war, and how federal aid to college students could send tuitions soaring. hi, i'm antonio mora, and welcome to "consider this". those stories and more ahead. >>> dire

melissa chan reporting from wine country. that's it for us here on "america tonight." joie chen will be back tomorrow.t. >> an american votes 2014 special report kansas >> in our state, government is broken >> a tea party governor has made drastic changes >> the highlight of this is... eventually doing away with income taxes... >> the democratic challenger says, these policies aren't working >> we are trailing the states in our region >> can governor brownback win again? >> i think you spend your money better than the government spends it.. >> america votes 2014 battle for kansas only on al jazeera america >>> a devastating report from the w.h.o. on ebola says that by december we could see 10,000 new cases every week. also, did the joint chiefs admit i.s.i.l. is winning the war, and how federal aid to college students could send tuitions soaring. hi, i'm antonio mora, and welcome to "consider this". those stories and more ahead. >>> dire new predictions on ebola. cases. >> for any hospital with a

melissa chan reporting from wine country. that's it for us here on "america tonight." joie chen will be back tomorrow.t. >> an american votes 2014 special report kansas >> in our state, government is broken >> a tea party governor has made drastic changes >> the highlight of this is... eventually doing away with income taxes... >> the democratic challenger says, these policies aren't working >> we are trailing the states in our region >> can governor brownback win again? >> i think you spend your money better than the government spends it.. >> america votes 2014 battle for kansas only on al jazeera america >>> oil prices keep plunging with their biggest one-day drop in two years. i am going to look at what's going on. how it could affect america's economy and ultimately how it affects you. also america's new billion dollars overseas war it's the fight against ebola and hospitals near you are paying for it too. i will break that down. plus immigration reform. dead as a door nail in congress. but alive and kicking as a major issue in the midterm lexes think i'll have a look. i am ali velshi thi this is