traveling on a special plane that was used to transport her colleague, dr. brant bring to the hospital. his health is improving and nancy writebol's son said his mom is hopeful. >> she is fighting but weak. she can sit up and receive treatment. she can even eat a little bit and taking fluid. >> both brantley and nancy writebol were given an experimental serum but there is in prove were cure. doctors in atlanta can give them a better chance of recovery. >> the death toll from a strong earthquake in china rose with 398 people killed in the 6.3 earthquake with southfield -- with surveillance video showing the shaking. it levels 12,000 homes. trim mars remain health 200 miles away the most severe earthquake to hit the region in a century. >>> new details from ohio where the mayor of toledo is telling residents to drink up. he lift add these day ban on water use this morning. hundreds of thousands were toll not to drink, brush their teeth or wash dishes with city water after high toxin levels were discovered in green-colored water coming from lake erie. tests reveal th

transfer from africa landed just before noon and police and fbi agents escorted an ambulance with dr. brant lee inside. his treatment started immediately and for the first time in weeks, dr. brantly's wife amber was able to see and hear her husband from the barricade inside the isolation unit. he was working as a medical missionary when he was infected with the deadly virus. last july, just before he left on the mission trip, he spoke at his childhood church in indianapolis. >> i knew nothing about liberia. i had never met anyone there. so how is it that less than a year later, i'd be taking my family to this far off place. god has a call on my life. >> a life that now hangs in the balance as drgs work to save their cleg colleague. >> akrostz the globe, the israeli military redeployed troops yesterday. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu suggested they would reassess military operations after destroying tunnels across the gaza/israel border. netanyahu also said hamas would pay an intolerable price if it continues to fire rockets as israel. hamas said it will not halt the hostilities u

. >> reporter: dr. brantis a medical missionary with samaritan's purse, a christian missionary run by franklin graham, son of billy graham. and nancy writebol, a nurse, became infected treating patients in liberia. samaritan's purse says nurse writebol is expected to arrive in atlanta as well over the next few days. >> thanks so much. they do amazing work in africa for the people there. >>> and, of course, people in our country asking about ebola. what do we know about it? and officials incest there is no threat at all to the general public. marc siegel here later in the news kavk to fill us in on what this means. >>> another man charged with the murder of u.s. border patrol agent brian terry is now in the united states. ivan sochltoborozo extradited from mexico and facing first-degree murder among other charges. terry was shot and killed in a firefight while patrolling the desert in arizona in 2010. the incident sparked controversy when weapons used by the goonman were identified as part of a bungled u.s. tr

dr. kent brant ly and dr. nancy writebol have rejoined their families. >> people have no confidence in his ability to be fair and impartial. >> an israeli air strike has killed three senior commanders of the hamas military wing. >> the super bowl is looking to sell the senate start for an undisclosed amount. super bowl xlix. >> we begin with the growing 3rd to america and the west from the islamic state group in syria and iraq. at the pentagon thursday defense secretary chuck hagel, warned that i.s. presents more of a threat to america. >> they are beyond a terrorist group. they marry ideology, traffic and military prowess. they are tremendously well funded. oh, this is beyond what we've seen. >> hagel's comments after officials say delta force command os, failed ocapture james foley, held by i.s. terrorists for almost two years. video showed foley beheaded by a british i.s. being commando. p.j, once the u.s. started pounding i.s. force he in iraq with air traction an strikes. and i.s. beheading which we will

unlike dr. brant brandly, remember, wolf, who walked off the ambulance, she was on a gurney. she was being transported that way. did not look to have a breathing machine or ventilator or anything like that with her. she's going to be taken up, my guess, to the isolation unit, and they'll start doing assessments. see how she's doing overall in terms of her health. also check specific organ functions. heart, liver, lungs, kidneys, to see how much -- of an impact this viral infection has had on her body. at some point, i know the family that's been here, they want to see her. we understand that may happen soon as well. they may even get a little bit of a briefing, the family might, around 2:00. i don't know if they'll have already seen their mother by that point. but i think that's sort of the plan. so we'll get some better idea on her overall condition, wolf, shortly. remember, she also got two doses of that experimental therapy that we've been talking about. we know the first dose did not have as profound an impact on her as it did on dr. brantly but the second dose seemed to

dr. ken brant lee. he was seen walking into an isolated unit where he is being treated for the deadly ebola virus. brant lee and nurse nancy right bowl are missionaries from samaritan's purse. he she is expected to arrive at emory under the same precautions tomorrow. >> the reason we are bringing these patients back to our facilities is because we feel they deserve to have the highest level of care offered for their treatment. >> the rising death toll in africa from ebola is causing some americans to fear if it happened here. the cdc says the risk to the public is net zero because of the extreme protective measures it is taking. >> i can understand why people are scared of ebola. it is deadly. it is a gruesome death. it is a terrible, mersless virus. i am confident our fears are not going to overwhelm our compassion. >> unfortunately this is the same cdc that is being investigated for miss handling flax and bird flu. >> the plain fact is we can stop it from spreading in hospitals and we can stop it in a

dr. kent brant lee and nurse writebol are there.iar is say they are united in their faith in jesus. a man in new york has tested negative for the virus. heather? >> sergeant bowe bergdahl facing more questions today from an army investigator. the army reading him his rights during his first interview. he answered every question asked about the events surrounding his capture in afghanistan five years ago. the questioning comes three months after a controversial prisoner swap with five taliban prisoners. >>> cutting trade ties with the united states. doug luzader is live in washington. what is our president saying about all of this. >> from a military stanned point this is what everybody is watching closely. the fear is russian forces are going to stream across this border and overwhelm the ukrainian military. >> they are engaged in had terrible violence but can't match the ukrainian army. if you see an invasion by russia that's a different set of questions. we are not there yet. >> we may not-there yet but we are in the midst of sanc

dr. kent brant li and nancy write bobol steam get bet every day. >> talking a long time recovery. >> reportersband david reflected how hard it's been. >> it's a singular experience to look upon a loved one, you know, we were junior high sweethearts, to see her on the brink of death, and knowing that there was nothing i could do to prevent that. >> reporter: cdc director frieden says not to worry about the united states. he says there will not be a large outbreak of ebola in the u.s. and we're prepared for it here, know how to isolate patients. i can tell you in tcdc, getting phone calls every day from hospitals around this country worried that they might have an ebola case. joe? >> kate, obviously, this outbreak continues to spread across africa. panic sweeping through africa. what dop aide workers need to stem the tide of this disease? >> reporter: the first thing they need is protective gear. there was a lot of testimony on capitol hill yesterday that they're running out of medicines, the doctors without frontiers, working in liberia, they say they don't have enough of those protective suit

them to have that discussion now, so that that leadership exists in the role up to dr bin, i think will make it vie branteconference, where it is almost a card on did we dole with the issues we identified and did continent will we move together. i think it will be so exciting, out for you.t cut >> thanks. me, helpful, and believe all three of you are going to be part of this effort. please,er engagement really matters in a big way. things. a couple of up with is of course we have not had or won't have had an aid conference in after ka in 16 years. time.s been a very long and of course south africa's and trajectory from 2000 is just an extraordinary transformation, and that obviously will be a of the story. we always try and have the in places where we hope it will make a difference. buteople don't know this, steve does, that when the president lifted the h.i.v. and we could in fact come back to the united states, were there in you d.c. in 2012, we had had made the decision to come back to the u.s., then we had to choose cities and we ended up choosing watch because it was the highest city in the country,