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dr. kent brantly is walking out. >> i'm thrilled to be alive, to be well. >> emory doctors released brantly and nancy writebol. they became infected with the virus while working to contain the ebola outbreak in west africa. >> thomas eric duncan died. at texas presbyterian hospital. for ten days he fought the ebola virus here. he arrived in the u.s. from liberia and got sick within a few days. >>> shots rang out just before 11:00 a.m. >> we are confirming two deceased at this time. one is the shooter. >> at least four others have been taken to hospitals. >> republican leaders are celebrating. incumbent senate democrats mark warner and jeanne shaheen hung on but udall, prior and hagan lost their seats. ernst, rounds and danes took what had been democratic senate seats. >> almost in an instant it went from fall to frigid. arctic temperatures mixed with howling winds unleashed an unprecedented snowfall in buffalo. >> and liftoff at dawn. >> orion pushed away from pad 37 and into history. >> the dawn of orion and a new era of american space exploration. >> today a staten island grand jury rende

dr. kent brantly, an american christian missionary who was infected in liberia.overy, brantly has donated his blood plasma to several other ebola patients. while ongoing violence in the middle east demands much of the world's attention, there's another saga of civil war -- 200,000 people killed, over 50 years in colombia. but this week, peace talks resumed between the government and the rebels, called farc. and, as fred de sam lazaro reports alongside the refugees and graves, there are fragile ç signs of justice and peace. >> on weekends, bogota's streets take on a relaxed, almost festive air. you'd never know this country is still in a 50-year-old civil war. peace talks in cuba between the government and leftist farc ç rebels have dragged on for two years. but here, paula gaviria says there's quite a bit of indifference. >> we lived our life feeling ng comfortable, in a way, with conflict. i mean, that was -- it was there. it was always there, so maybe we don't know how it is to live without it. ppj only people that have suffered conflict, like victims, are th

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dr. kent brantly from samaritan's purse, we should mention dr.ters just named ass cj "times" 2014 person of the year nice to see you, doctor. >> nice to see you, greta. >> nice to be the person of the year. i suppose though that to achieve this one was quite a difficult proposition although it certain isly did put a zg spotlight on a big problem. >> i'm glad that "time" magazine named ebola fighters person of the year. i'm one representative face of many who are sacrificing others. and i'm glad the "time" magazine has brought ebola back to the headlines, keeping it on the head libraries, because the american people need> that's one of sort of the tragedies of this is that until -- i mean, world health organization talked about ebola beginning last march ant it wasn't until july when you first developed the symptoms of ebola and hit the headlines and, i mean nobody knew what to do. i talked to reverend frankly graham who called me and said he had a doctor in liberia with ebola and no

dr. kent brantly is among them and is featured on one of five different covers. each highlights a different ebola fighter. they chose the group to represent the hundreds of people who ran into the fire to treat victims in west africa and stop the disease from spreading. the issues hit newsstands friday. >>> things are a lot calmer today at the shore. don't have that severe flooding. but the wind, that's still blowing. cold winds today coming out of the north west. we have had snow in the poconos overnight. we have more coming today. and even some snow showers in other areas north and west of the philadelphia region. see the camera shaking because the wind is so strong. 42 degrees. that temperature hasn't budged all night or all morning. 17 miles an hour, gusting to 30 miles an hour right now. the center of the nor'easter just east of boston and the circulation around it bringing in a northwest wind, causing lake affect snow up in new york state. getting blasted with snow. but this kind of wind direction is generally a dry type of direction for us. with certain co

dr. kent brantly, the first person to be infected with the virus. >>> snow is still falling in upstate newyork as the nor'easter lingers. it dumped more than a foot of snow in some areas while others saw a foot of flooding. >>> and calling himself the big elf. they delivered toys for tots. >>> any candidate for president must have motive, passion, and spontaneity. hillary clinton must ask herself if she possesses the three factors before she makes a second attempt at the white house. ted kennedy was asked while he wanted to be president in 1979, and his answer raised big questions that his motivations. >> why do you want to be president? >> well, i'm the going to make the announcement and to run, the reasons that i would run is because i have a great belief in this country that it is, there are more natural resources than any nation of the world, the greatest educated population in the world, the greatest technology of any country in the world, the greatest capacity for innovation in the world, the greatest political system in the world. and the energies and the resourcefulness of this nat

dr. kent brantly. ebola has affected almost 18,000 people. 6,000 of them have died.emarkable that someone is willing to risk their live to go over there and help. >>> the warriors came home tonight with hopes of extending their impressive street. but to win tonight, they would need to do so without their big man. scott reese has the outcome coming up in sports. >> in five minutes, our chief meteorologist is back. >> mudslides, downed trees, and wash outs in the santa cruz mountains. with kaiser permanente, you'll connect with your doctor any time, anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> the golden state warriors debuted updated design plans. some thought the original design looked like a toilet bowl. that is no longer the case. here are the new drawings of the privately funded arena. it would be located right off the water in the city's mission bay neighborhood just a few blocks from at&t park. >> i think we'll no longer hear references to porcelain household pictur

dr. kent brantly, the first person to be infected with the virus.ennedy was asked while he wanted to be president in 1979, and his answer raised big questions that his motivations. >> why do you want to be president? >> well, i'm the going to make the announcement and to run, the reasons that i would run is because i have a great belief in this country that it is, there are more natural resources than any nation of the world, the greatest educated population in the world, the greatest technology of any country in the world, the greatest capacity for innovation in the world, the greatest political system in the world. and the energies and the resourcefulness of this nation i think should be focused on these problems in a way that brings a sense of restoration in this country. >> it took him 71 years to get to the word that was the answer. restoration of camelot. with gop candidates, they must also ask the same questions. why do they want to be president? do they have the passion to campaign and love it all or do they have the responsibility night to

dr. kent brantly is walking out. >> i'm thrilled to be alive, to be well. >> emory doctors have releasedrantly and fellow missionary nancy writebol they became infected in west africa. >> thomas eric duncan died for ten days he fought the ebola virus here. within a few days he got sick. >> shots rang out at marysville-pilchuck high school just before 11:00 a.m. >> we are confirming two deceased at this time one is the shooter. >> at least four others have been taken to hospitals. >> republican leaders are celebrating incumbent senate democrats hung on but mark udall, mark pryor, and kay hagan lost their seats. republicans joni ernst, shelly moore, mike brown, and steve danes took what had been democratic senate seats. >> almost in an instant it went from fall to frigid. arctic temperatures mixed with howling winds unleashed an unprecedented snowfall in buffalo. >> and liftoff. >> orion pushed away from pad 37 and into history. >> the dawn of orion and a new era of american space exploration. >> today a staten island grand jury rendered its decision no indictment for the new york city pol

dr. kent brantly and nancy writebol were medevaced back to the united states.a close, the world health organization tallies more than 6,000 deaths among roughly 18,000 sick. the outbreak in west africa is far from over. but early stage vaccine trials are under way and they do look promising. >> my friend sanjay gupta. i wish him and his family a very merry christmas. as this clear comes to a close, check out more of our top ten list at cnn.com. in the meantime, thanks for watching, everybody. happy christmas eve. see you back here tomorrow on christmas day. suzanne malveaux will pick up our coverage live from washington, d.c. >>> hello. i'm suzanne malveaux in for wolf blitzer. it is 1:00 p.m. here in washington. 6:00 p.m. in london. 8:00 p.m. in jerusalem and 9:00 p.m. in moscow. wherever you're watching from around the world, thank you for joining us. happening now, the film north korea wanted no one to ever lay eyes on is about to be seen by a whole lot of people, starting this hour. after days of negotiations, sony has reached a deal now to release the movi

dr. kent brantly and nancy writebol were medevac'd back to the united states from liberia.hey survived followed by others thanks in part to the selfless work of doctors, nurses and other healthcare workers who literally put their own lives on the line. as 2014 comes to a close, the world health organization tallies more than 6,000 deaths among roughly 18,000 sick. the outbreak in west after qaa is far from over, but early stage vaccine trials are under way and they do look promising. >>> sanjay and elizabeth, thank you very much. gosh, so much to talk about from this past year. i hope you join me for our top ten of 2014. it's a special we're airing here on cnn hosted by yours truly sunday night 6:30 p.m. eastern here on cnn. ♪ oh what fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-benz on your wish list at the winter event going on now - but hurry, the offer ends december 31st. [ho, ho, ho!] lease the 2015 c300 4matic for $419 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. make the best entertainment part of your holidays. catch all the hottest handpicked titles on the winter watchlist,

dr. kent brantly who has now become a face of recovering ebola cases here in the united states and has donated generously of his own plasma to help treat other people. he was there on a missionary mission in west africa. sometimes places like georgetown, we wonder, how do faith and science go together? how do we reconcile these two things? the ebola crisis is a crisis that shows us we need both of these things to address all elements of the response and all elements of the crisis. >> i think you both have captured a couple of very important points. i would just like to explore a little bit further before we open it up. ron, in mentioning faith, identified the role that communities play in helping to control the spread, the arc of an illness. and in the 1980s, many communities came together to compliment, supplement the support that colleagues were working in the science to create a immersive context of the dine amics of the illness. right now, one of the organizations on the front lines has been doctors without borders and they do seem to borrow some of the efforts that you were describing wit

dr. kent brantly, the western doctor, to be stricken himself and flown back to emory for the world to wake up. within a week of the evacuation, the world bank allocated $20 million to the fight. the world health organization finally declared an emergency. it was months after the alarms had started sounding that this thing was really spreading uncontained. >> why were people like the world health organization late? >> they have lost funding and focus, and some part of it is turf battles, where regional offices are jealous of their primacy. the local office told the cdc to go away. you have a headquarters in geneva that cannot control what is happening on the ground and in the meantime, more and more people are getting affected. >> where are we on the progress to develop a vaccine? >> these are the other people we write about, scientists working on this for a decade. there are vaccines being fast tracked right now. obviously, tragically we have , learned a lot about this disease and how it presents and what works in treating it. >> the crisis gives you a mirror into the disease? >> it does.

dr. kent brantly. shevaughn o connor joins us. >> ferguson protesters also made the list.l at "time" is to create conversation with the choice we make and hope by choosing the ebola fighters we're honoring important work being done that wasn't being done. >> was taylor swift really on the list? >> taylor swift made our short list. >> taylor swift/ebola fighters. >> i think the conversation would be different if she won but she had a big year and will probably continue to. >> let's talk about the ebola fighters they are truly amazing people. >> the stories we collected in this piece 10,000 words long, you can read the shorter versions online, the stories are absolute hero im. this is an epidemic, world the worst epidemic of modern times. it's far from over, so while we've walked away from the story a lot of the media walked away from the story it is far from over. there are 100 new cases in sierra leone every single day. this is not going anywhere and these are people who, when governments didn't step in, when the world health organization didn't step in, these are individu

dr. kent brantly, the first person to be treated in u.s. is featured along with others on the cover.ily one of the most interesting choices for "time's" person of the year. you're celebrating the runner-ups tweeting, just saw "time" gave ferguson protesters as runner-up. proud, proud moment. you're also tweeting about officers like richmond, california, police chief chris mangus. he joined protesters holding a black lives matter on tuesday. these pictures are going viral and he told area news, we want to send a message that all lives matter here in our city, black, brown, white, all of us. you're tweeting in response, richmond is on the leading edge of community police relations. in phoenix, arizona, during a monday protest over the police shooting death of 34-year-old brisbane, an officer was snapped telling the victim's daughter, i'm sorry. this is how police can start rebuilding trust. a cyber prank is chipping away at your trust in the iphone. look at the space dog. a feature on the latest iphone operating system called air drop allows you to send and accept files from anyone wit

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dr. kent brantly, who has become a face of recovering ebola cases in united states and has generously donated. he was there on a mission in west africa. sometimes in places like georgetown we wonder how the faith and science go together, how do we reconcile these two things, and the ebola crisis is a crisis where we need both these things and address all elements of the response in moments of crisis. >> i think you both have captured a couple of important points. ron mentioning faith, identify the role that communities play in helping to control the spread, the arc of an illness. in the 1980's, many communities came together to complement, supplement, support the work that colleagues were doing in the science to create a more immersive context in which to respond to some of the dynamics of the illness. right now one of the organizations that has been on the front lines has been doctors without borders, and they seem to borrow some of the efforts that you were describing with paul farmer's work of bringing a whole community into the work. could you talk more about your own experiences in tryin

dr. kent brantly, now become a face of recovering ebola cases here in the united states and has donated generously of his own plasma to help treat other people, he was there on a mission in west africa. so sometimes places like georgetown we wonder how do faith and science go together, how do we reconcile these two things. the ebola crisis is a crisis that shows us that we need both of these things to address all elements of the response and all elements of the crisis. >> i think you both have captured a couple of very important points. i'd just like to explore a little bit further before we open it up. ron in mentioning faith identified the role that communities play and helping to control the spread, the arc of an illness. in the 1980s, many communities came together to compliment, supplement, support the work that colleagues were doing in the science to create a more immersive context in which to respond to some of the dynamics of the illness. one of the organizations has been doctors without borders. they do seem to borrow some of the efforts that you were describing of bringing a whole commun

dr. kent brantly, the caregivers were selected over other influential newsmakers including the ferguson protestersent vladimir putin. >>> an apology from jonathan gruber who what he calls glib and insulting comments about obamacare and the intelligence of american voters. gruber who was influential in shaping the affordable care act was grilled at a house oversight committee hearing tuesday. he came under fire last month when video surfaced of him suggesting democrats purposely misled americans to get that law passed. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell is expected to release a revamped personal conduct policy today. he's been widely criticized for the handling of the ray rice and adrian peterson cases. the nfl association said it has no input in the new policy and blasted goodell for making unilateral changes to the rules without the union's participation. >>> the owner of this home in escondido, california, says this morning started out with a bang. imagine the fright you'd have. his wife thought it was an earthquake but a bmw suv crashing through the roof of their home. police arrived shortly af

. >> among those featured on the cover of time, american doctor kent brantly, dr. brantly was cured and donated his blood to help patients fight the disease. his blood has antibodies on it. >> second on the list, ferguson protesters, those who took to the streets after the teen was shot and killed by a police officer. >> and russian president vladimir putin was third from the winter olympics in sochi and issues in ukraine, putin has been a major figure in the headlines for all of 2014. >> sochi was this year. man, long time ago. >> seems like five years ago. still to come, new fallout from the senate report on cia torture tactics. how the cia is responding next. >>> growing fallout this morning from the u.s. senate report on cia interrogation tactics. >> nbc's andrea mitchell reports. torture detainees for years at secret prisons around the world. >> reporter: the cia is fighting back, arguing that the twin towers were still smoldering when the agency was ordered to take on al qaeda, a president determined to prevent another attack, an agency told, do whatever it t

and finally kent brantly who was at the same hospital of dr. jerry brown.ontracted the disease and wasog brought back to emory for treatment. >> rose: thank you. glad to have you here. >> thank you. >> rose: back in a moment. stay with us. >> rose: tonight a conversation with wal-mart ceo doug mcmillon. consumers with find low prices on-line all the time. wal-mart is determined to catch up with the transformation in retail and with amazon. experimenting with delivery and store format. since taking over mcmillon has investment in e commerce and he's the youngest ceo since sam walton founded the company in 1962. he rose quickly through the ranks. he led the international unit and we spoke with himvy at a buy wal-mart at washington d.c. last week and here is that conversation. we just went through one part of the holiday season. what did we learn. >> i think one of the things we learned from black friday and thanks i gooding weekend is just how retail is changing so quickly. some of themes that have been talked about are really starting to become important. >>