correspondent andrew spencer has more. >> right here. >> volunteers outside the high school headed outter case of bottled water. national guard troops also set up stations where people could fill buckets and just from huge tanks of purified water, that breast about the only options as many as 400,000 people had to stop using their tap water when officials realized late friday, that the water supply had been contaminated. >> identification today having a water supplies all the time, and just can't have it. >> the algier thriving, that toxin enters the water supply. national oceanic, says the toxin can cause potentially accuse liver failure. tainted water created another problem for hospitals in toledo. >> all weekends only doing emergency surgeries, the issue isn't the surgery itself, it is the instrumentation that's used in the surgery. big surgical case could have seven trace of instruments that need to be sterilized. >> many of those instruments had to be shipped to hospitals outside the area for sterilization. in most of toledo the levels of micro civil had dropped to what's can he

correspondent andrew spencer has more now on the overnight developments. >>> the national guard now on hand in ferguson missouri police did not try to enforce any kind of curfew overnight. instead, they formed lines of law enforcement ready to responds to violent outbursts. even as members of the community urged for calm, a bottle is thrown, just over 11:00 p.m., and police swarm to arrest a man in front of the crowd of protesters. elsewhere, a protester holds the line with a ripped out street sign. do not enter. but as more flare ups prompted more arrests, and with reports of people being shot, police started moving forward, launching smoke and stun grenades, and in some gas.# ne ukd to disperse immediately or you will be subject to arrest. do it now. >> it wasn't long before police started moving everyone. >> officer, what's going on? >> clearing out this area, not safe to be here any more. >> okay, you are moving the protester or the media or -- >> everybody. >> a mid mostly peaceful protests episodes of violence are taking a toll on the commune. >> i captain stressed demonstrator

correspondent andrew spencer has more. >> the national guard now on hand in ferguson, missouri, police did not try to enforce any kind of curfew overnight. instead, they formed lines of law enforcement, ready to respond to violent outbursts. even as members of the community urged for calm, a bottle is thrown, just over 11:00 p.m. and police swarmed to arrest a man in front of the crowd of protesters. elsewhere, a protester holds the line with a ripped out street sign. do not enter. but, as more flare ups prompted more arrests and with reports of people being shot police started moving forward, launching smoke and stun grenades, and in some areas tear gas. >> if you are not media, you need to disperse immediately or you will be subject to arrest. do it now. >> it wasn't long before police started moving everyone. >> officer, what's going on? >> clearing out this area, not safe to be here any more, okay? >> okay, are you moving the protesters or the media or what? >> everybody. >> a mid mostly peaceful protests episodes of violence are taking a toll on the community, point highway patrol

and andrew spencer reports a plane is carrying nancy writebol on the way to atlanta this morning. >> reporter: the american missionary who contracted ebola follows the same route as her colleague dr. kent brantly, who arrived at emory hospital over the weekend. this doctor knows a little bit about what the two are going through. >> a lot of severe flu-like symptoms. like the flu, much much worse. headache and fever, very high fever. and nausea and vomiting. >> reporter: he contracted ebola in 1972. he says it took weeks for him to start getting better. >> and then gradually recovering over another six weeks before i was even able to go back up to the hospital to start working. and then after that, trying to gradually regain my strength. i had lost about 20 pounds. >> reporter: writebol and brantly have the benefit of being treated in the united states. they have both been given an experimental serum never been used on humans. within an hour of getting that serum, brantly's condition is said to have improved dramatically. >> i do hope that it was as impressive as being described becau

the mayor of toledo decided overnight to keep a ban if place, andrew spencer as the very latest on the the third day. >> reporter: volunteers outside wade high school handed out case after case of battled withouter -- bottled water and national guard troops also set up stations where people could fill up. these were about the only options as as many as 400,000 people had to stop using tap water when officials realized late friday the water supply had been contaminated. >> you're used to having a water all the time and it's something that you're used to and you just can't have it. >> reporter: blooms of algae? lake erie created a toxin called microsis tin. -- microsis sin. the administration says the toxin can cause nausea and potentially acute liver failure. the at the same timed water created another problem for hospitals in toledo. >> all weekend we've only been doing emergency surgeries. and the issue is that the surgery itself is the instrumentation that's used in the surgery. a big surgical case could have seven trays of instruments that need to be sterilized. >> reporter: many of

andrew spencer reports the u.s.rnment seems to be taken organization very serious. >>: reporter: the american journalist is a threat on the life of the others. is not stopping the operation and i rock. iraqis a take security forces in control around the strategically and poor and saddam. the u.s. is very clear ride of the excess. it's a trap to every interest that we have. isis also known as the peso or the islamic state is taking advantage of the syria and stretching into our rock and taking control of the second- largest city. it's a interpretation is islam or die. >>: there beyond just a terrorist group in their sophistication of strategic and tactical military problems. they're tremendously well funded. this is beyond anything that we've seen. >>: the knowledge the attempt to rescue hot hostages including james slowly they're not, whether they would try anything like this again. >>: mark: israel say they're continuing to target our mosque leaders. the israel government is saying that there tracking their citizen

and andrew spencer reports, "i- sis" is threatening *another american captive, as well. >> these images taken from a video we won't show. in it, james fully read a message presumably written by his captors blaming america for his death. the captors then kill him. a u.s. citizen working as a freelance journalist fully disappeared in november, two dozen 12 pyrrhic reports were the gunmen in assyria forced him into a vehicle. his family has not heard from it since. >> a tragedy of riches beyond imagination. no words to describe this. >> signs of grief outside the family's house. after his death his mother wrote, we have never been prouder of our sun. he gave his life trying to expose the world to the suffering of the people. >> it's a devastating and awful. >> it's a horrible situation for any family. >> the group showed another american journalist threatening to kill him as well. if the u.s. doesn't and his u.s. military operation. the demand came one day after u.s. air strikes helped security forces retake the important damage from the militants after a weekend of fighting. the white hou

andrew spencer has more. >> the heading of the american journalist and a threat on the life of another has not stopped the u.s. military operation in iraq. warplanes pounded several targets on thursday and the iraqi and kurdish security forces tried to take charge of the area around the dam. the defense secretary says the u.s. is very clear about this group. >> they are in imminent threat to every interest we have whether it's in iraq or anywhere else. >> isis or the islamic state has taken advantage of unrest in syria taking control of towns and cities. fighters often issue an ultimatum, convert to islam or die. that is when the choice is given at all. >> there beyond terrorists. the mary ideology, strategic and tactical military prowess, they are tremendously well funded. it is beyond anything that we have seen. >> defense officials reluctantly acknowledge the attempt to rescue hostages including james foley. not commenting on whether they would try that again. >> we have an obligation to make the attempt will weekend. we want to protect and rescue american citizens that being held h

andrew spencer has more. >> the president has now greed led the u.s. air strikes in iraq. >> and directed our military to take air strikes against terrorist convoys if they move toward the city. >> in part to protect hundreds of military advisers working with the security forces. >> we will stay vigilant and take action if these forces to threaten our personnel or facilities. >> the group is the islamic state and has made huge advances in iraq. their fighters had been ruthless demanding people convert to islam or die. the largest is a christian city has been overrun and thousands of families are reportedly trapped in the mountains without food or water. >> they have told everybody to evacuate the area they need to evacuate because of the catastrophes of the people are suffering. >> refugees on the run the u.n. estimates 200,000 have been handed out. >> when many thousands of civilians are faced with the danger of being wiped out and we have the capacity to do something, we will take action. >>rocket attacks resumed after the cease fire between israel a

the new drug used on two american patients shows promise, but andrew spencer reports its too early to call it a sure- fire cure to the deadly epidemic. and did what they call the biggest and most complex ebola outbreak in history the centers for disease control put its emergency operations center on a high state of alert bringing in extra staff and working long hours. officials have reached out to the who and other international agencies. >> hoping to bolster the system already in place. let's nip as early as possible any additional outbreaks of disease. >> 932 people have died from confirmed or reported cases of ebola. liberia's president has declared a state of emergency. they're the case include a spanish priest who is being treated in madrid having been said flown back to spain just as two americans were taken to the u.s.. but what of the experimental treatment given to the doctors? >> we have to let the science guide us. i don't think all the information is in on whether it's helpful. >> we've had to who got it. you want to wait a few weeks to see that they don't it's terrible si

andrew spencer has the latest. >>: tears and outside the high- school handout cases of bottled water. national guard troops set up stations where people can fill buckets and jokes from a huge tanks of water. the only options as as many as 400,000 people have to stop using their tap water when officials realized the water supply had been contaminated. >> used to having water, you just can't have it. >> blooms of algae created algae and the talks and enters the water supply. national oceanic ministrations said because the russia and potentially acute liver failure. the tainted water created a problem for hospitals. >> all weekend we've only done emergency surgery. it's not the surgery but it's the instruments used in the surgery, it big surgical case could have seven trace of instruments that need to be sterilized. >> many instruments had been shipped to hospitals outside the area for sterilization. in most of toledo the levels have dropped to what's considered a safe level but overnight the mayor still wasn't ready to lift the water restrictions. >> and not with a solid part of the cit

andrew spencer takes a look at how the rescue mission failed. >> the parents of james foley hoped-for almost two years he would someday be released. >> you know from the videos, his last words. >> he was strong and courageous and loving to the end. >> he was a hero. >> the world is shaped by people like this, the overwhelming majority of those who are appalled by those who were killed. >> delta force and navy tilt seal team 6 try to rescue him and other hostages held captive by militants. when they arrived, the hostages were not there. his parents say they received an e- mail last week telling them their son would die. they couldn't do anything to stop it but they hope others can be saved. >> will we have been doing wasn't enough. we don't know if it'll save any of the others. >> an organization called the committee to protect journalists estimate 20 journalists are still missing in syria, many held captive after being kidnapped. lives very much at risk. >>three hamas military leaders were killed by an israeli airstrike. that bombing destroyed a four story building in southern gaza. i

andrew spencer reports the *treatment both patients are receiving will hopefully make all the differences volunteers evacuated from africa due to the ebola scare-- arrived today in we don't know if they're naturally getting better or whether the serum is doing something. before we give the banner of a chore to the serum, a lot more studies and more information needs to be gathered. >> the american missionaries began to be infected what treating patients. or 900 have been killed making it the worst in history. >> hugging family at o'hare airport he had been teaching high school can't wait to go back. he said the village was not infected with ebola. >> we got the evacuation a few days ago. i had about 18 hours to get all my bags packed and say goodbye to a for the and explain what was happening. it's been a shock foreshore. >> the peace corps will reevaluate in a month. there are still 900 people who have been infected in the worst outbreak in history. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. a 6-year-old boy is being treated for serious injuries after being mauled by a dog at

andrew spencer has more. >> what were peaceful sunday protested during the day police say took in of return after nightfall. >> molotov cocktails were thrown. there were shootings. looting, and vandalism, other acts of violence. they appear to not be spontaneous a premeditated criminal acts. >> in one area, protesters marched towards police chanting don't shoot with their arms in the air. teargas is launched into the crowd and a handful of protesters stand their ground throwing the canisters back. >> we were peaceful. this is not acceptable and it's not the law. >> we're right in front of the command center just being told to get down on our knees. we said our hands are up, don't shoot. and then we turn around and they start shooting. >> crews reported hearing gunshots as official said shots were fired at police. sinless county police say during the protest sunday, two people were shot stressing that the victims were not shot by police. >> the demonstration stemmed from the police shooting of michael brown earlier this month. the family requested an independent autopsy releasing prel

bergdahl will have to explain how and why he left his post in 20-09, as andrew spencer reports. >> he will answer questions today about his disappearance from an army post in afghanistan five years ago. the soldiers recovery in may with a prisoner swap with the television came with mixed reactions here's some cheered his rescue while others renewed questions about his disappearance. members of his own unit called him a deserter. officials said the army concluded that he did leave his post of his own free will but without knowing his intent it could not definitively call him a deserter. he meets today with the army general leading the investigation into the disappearance. his attorney says he would not characterize the meeting as an interrogation. more like people sitting around a conference table and sat with he assumes. his match with the major general before the only briefly. captured as a private first class and promoted as sergeant during his absence his back on regular duty in houston near where he underwent counseling and medical care. the army said last month it will eventually

. >> james: andrew spencer reports that the father did cure ms in the state of rage. >>: after destroying and missing my son always and forever. >> reporter: the three were pushing upheaval been trucked down the road. in a drunken driver came down the wrote in killing the boys. >> reporter: the lead prosecutor believes that the father pulled the trigger on the driver. she respects the jury's decision to acquit no one saw the actual shooting but no gun was ever found. the defense argued it was someone else who killed jose. >>: they didn't exactly say he had it comic-book they gave the jury that at the best opportunity to acquit. >> james: the a's tried a big win before they go to an iambs. in another exciting night for the giants. news...sports... weather emergencies...especially diverse communities... rural towns... the elderly. they save thousands every year on cable and satellite bills... pay-tv providers don't like that. they're pushing washington to change the rules and cripple free tv call congress. tell them to stand up for sixty million americans... ...and stand up to pay-tv provid

andrew spencer reports international organizations are teaming together, trying to put an end to thedly outbreak. meanwhile, the public health officer for san francisco says, this region is ready for the possibility of someone unknowingly infected with the deadly ebola virus, showing up here in the bay area. while there is a concern that someone unknowingly infected could get on a plane and bring the virus to here. it's not going to make everyone else on the plane.or in the airport sick too. in fact the the doctor says, there is no cause for panic because ebola is a disease which is not easily transmittable. the san francisco department of health sent out a advisory to local clinicians wednesday.giving them specific instructions what to look out for and basic steps they can take so they don't become infected. >>: the san francisco giants in in the second game of a three game series. cit on august 4th, two unsuspecting men walked in to a mcdonald's and discovered an extraordinary burger with heaps of jalapeños... ...for only two dollars. within minutes, they had also discovered the ph

andrew spencer reports isis is threatening to kill another american if the u-s doesn't stop its militaryping story out of illinois.where there is an ongoing hostage situation involving children. >>: there is a recent message presumably written by the americans blaming him for his death. a u.s. citizen is work winter is the drill is in the middle east disappeared in november of 2012. the reports of the gunmen and northwest syria has not force them into a vehicle. >>: this is a tragedy that is unimagined. they can describe this kind of humanity. >>: reporter: this is and rochester new hampshire after his death his mother wrote of social media we have never been proud of our son jim he gave his life trying to expose the world was suffering of the syrian people. ice is also known and i saw and the islamic state is showing another american journalist in this video that to kill him to is the u.s. does not end its military operations and our rock. >>: reporter: this is after the weekend of fighting. the white house sends president obama to bridge on the video and the threat that continues overs

andrews. kevin frazier's on assignment, but don't worry, ladies, because i've got "real husbands of hollywood" creator and producer chris spencermarter, cuter, and better golfer than kevin frazier chris spencer. >> oh, golfer. >> yesterday we talked hair thieves and apparently you're going to hit me up with another hair story. >> have to stay on trend here, chris. that's why i kept my hair high and tight for you today. it's hollywood's newest craze. it's called the ponytail face-lift. >> oh. i thought you were just kind of channeling your "i dream of jeannie" look. >> i wish you would bring us another exclusive like you did yesterday on nick and mariah. that was fantast