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the e.u., once the biggest importer of iranian oits to strengthen trade with tehran.8 nation european uni supports france, germany, the united kingdom, china and russia-- signatory nations still in the agreement despite esident trump's decision earlier this month for the united states to withdraw. health officials confirmed three more cases of the deadly ebola virus, this time in one of democric republic of congo's major urban centers. the world alth organization reports 25 people have died from ebola there since the most recent outbreak began in april. vaccinations are expected to thert early next week i city of mbandaka, using an experimental vaccine that succsfully halted a previous ebola outbreak in west africa. in alexandria virginia this morning an overpass collapsed, causing a c.s.x. cargo train to derai 30 of the train's freight cars came off the tracks, stopping rail service in the area. alexandria's fire chief said heavy rains this past week may have weakened the overpass. train tracks cross both above and low the structure. there were no injuries reported.

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and reach oit for help to people you feel lke you can trust. >> brown: all right, thank you very much>> thank you very much. >> woodruff: finally tonight, remembering the american writer tom wolfe, who died today. wolfe first broke through to a wider audience in the early sixties as one of the seminal voices behind so-called "new journalism"-- a form of non- fiction writing that used fictional literary styles and was distctively different in technique. his magazine pieces for led to non-fiction books that put american subcultures under croscope, often with a w and biting tone. "the electric kool-aid acid test" zeroed in on theun rculture and experimenting "the painted word" targeted the world of art.of and onis best-regarded books, "the right stuff," which was later made into a movie, showcased the heroism of the first american astronauts. wolfe later turned to writing novels. his biggest hit, "the bonfire of the vanities," was a lacerating ewtire of money, power and york life in the '80s. he spoke with the newshour's elizabeth farnsworth in 1998 about how he tried to bring his report

. >> woodruff: further sign this investigation is taking over so much oit this >> we have to pay careful drtention. >> wf: lisa desjardins, thank you. >> woodruff: now, we examine the last few weeks of diplomacy with north korea and the decision by president trump to call off the summit with kim jong un. foreign affairs correspondent nick schifrin is back for that. >> schifrin: thank you judy. christopher hill served as both the chief u.s. negotiator with north korea during the george w. bush administration and as u.s. ambassador to south korea. analytical policy journal on north korea. welcome to youveoth. thank yo much. jenny town, let me begin with you. in your opinion, why do you think this fell apart? >> i think the rea challenge started when john bolton made the comments starting to talk about the libya model. we all know how libya turned out. if you are north korea receiving those messages, you know, you've gotten the sense that the u.s. wants thisocess to be very quick. they want it to be, you know, the security guarantees on paper. and, younow, without changing the actual nature

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