the report then points out that gs yuasa failed to conduct tests under the maximum load but said boeing's parts safety measures were insufficient. the report points out the fault on the part of the u.s. federal aviation administration's safety evaluation. officials at the kyoto based gs yuasa says they will refrain from making any comment at this point. they say the final report is 100 pages long and they're carefully examining it. boeing 787 plains were grounded after a series of similar accidents but flights did resume in may last year after boeing took measures to prevent battery fires. >>> okay. that is going to wrap it up for biz tonight. let's get a recap of the markets.

officials at the kyoto based gs yuasa says they will refrain from making any comment at this point. they say the final report is 100 pages long and they're carefully examining it. boeing 787 plains were grounded after a series of similar accidents but flights did resume in may last year after boeing took measures to prevent battery fires. >>> okay. that is going to wrap it up for biz tonight. let's get a recap of the markets. >>> officials at the world health organization have highlighted the difficulty of counting ebola deaths. they say the outbreak in west africa has killed 1,000 fewer people than they thought. they revised down their total to about 6,000. w.h.o. staff say they wrongly included people who died in liberia of other diseases. they're now reporting 5,987 ebola deaths. and 16,899 confirmed or suspected infections. the w.h.o. announced over 1200 new fatalities last week. officials said they found unreported cases, some in liberia. they also claimed a partial victory in their efforts to isolate 70% of ebola patients. they've achieved that goal in guinea and liberia but n