From Denver and Chicago, this is Democracy Now.

Although we keep receiving cases, we don't have enough space to admit and hospitalize them.

We have set up a tent right here already, and perhaps we will need another one to try to isolate patients in the immediate future.

There aren't enough medications, protective equipment, or even staff.

There are now almost 750 suspected cases of Ebola and 177 suspected deaths in the latest outbreak.

As health officials race to contain the outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda

will go to the DRC.

The epicenter of the outbreak is a gold mining region where health and infrastructure systems

are poor despite the mineral wealth.

And we'll ask, how have U.S. cuts to science and health funding impacted

the global public health response? Then late night comedian and Trump critic Stephen Colbert

signed off last night for the final time as host of the Late Show on CBS.

On night one of the Colbert Report back in the day,

I said, anyone can read the news to you.

I promised to feel the news at you.

And I realized pretty soon in this job,

that our job over here was different.

We were here to feel the news with you.

And I don't know about you,

but I sure have felt it. Stephen Colbert, who had the highest ratings in late night, was

canceled. After making a joke about CBS's parent company Paramount, giving a big fat bribe to President

Trump, ahead of a mega merger.

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