patty brown promoted to captain. kevin dowdell. and patrick o'keefe.he loss is felt by their families and colleagues and also by jose giagos who developed a lasting friendship with the men who saved his life. >> i don't have any words to express how i feel about these guys. they live in my heart. i carry them in a very special part of my heart. >> although he now lives in his native colombia, he has come back to the building where he once feared his life would end. >> it was very hot. there was a lot of smoke coming out of all the windows. >> and we have a surprise waiting for him. on the corner of 7th avenue and 48th street. >> oh, man. >> hi. >> it's kevin shay now retired and living in montana. shay and giagos haven't seen each other for many years. >> what a crazy surprise. i'm so happy to see you. >> yes. it's a great surprise. >> for these two men, the experience on the 12th floor of this building has created a bond that will never fade away. >> doesn't it feel much better once you know you're not alone? >> oh, yes. >> almost everything feels bet

. >> i am patty brown in for jenna lee. >> american air power taking out the militants. allowing iraqi and kurdish ground troops to recanture the mosul dam. but the fighting is not over yet. >> jennifer a lot happening in the pentagon today? >> reporter: that's right, ed. it is premature to say that the mosul dam is in iraqi hands. the fighting is ongoing and heavily mined. u.s. air strikes are targeting isis. they carried out 15 air strikes alone and 38 total in and around the mosul dam. this video shoes u.s. strikes from the weekend. there is tension between the kurdish fighters and the iraqi military sent from baghdad and the u.s. is in the middle. >> this can't be about stopping them from taking over a post or taking back a dam. it is an overarching terrorism strategy that has been lacking. >> kurdish military officials claim that the dam is under the iraqi government's control. that may be premature. the u.s. said it is a multiphase operation. the u.s. is providing air cover for the kurdish and iraqi forces. and some hinted combat troops may be needed. >> it is effe

. >> i am patty brown in for jenna lee. one person is dead after mud slides slam california. several people were rescued from cars and debris from the mud slides is block off two towns and leaving thousands of people in shelters. >> we have meteorologist janice dean. we have adam houseley on the scene in california. adam? >> reporter: yeah, jon, the wall of mud and water that came down late yesterday afternoon gave the people 80 miles east of los angeles, no warning at all. we have a view from the air one of the major mud slides cut off several thousands of people in from the main road. in and out only now on foot. they are trying to reopen the road. it was a wall of mud that shut it down. a number of people stranded on either side. many kids in a camp ground. they are okay. but they will not get out until the mud is moved. residents here say heavy rain and no one expected anything. and they were moving the cars and the water came down. two others mangled under the mud. the owner said he got out just in the nick of time. >> it was a eight foot wall suddenly off of the mountai

patti ann browne has the story live from our breaking news desk. >> that's right, jon. john velasquez was a notorious hit man with colombia's med today lien drug cartel. he admits he killed 300 people and had a role in 3,000 slayings. he was only convicted of one,ed colombian presidential candidate carlos galan in 1989. the assassin known as popeye served 22 years of his 30 year sentence. i walked out of prison on tuesday despite protest as you say. he was involved in the 1989 bombing of avianca flight 293 that killed 127 people. but he won early release by cooperating with authorities in the prosecution of other cartel members. for example, in 2006, velasquez testified against alberto santifon. wearing a bulletproof vest he said he was a mastermind behind the assassination of galan. he says he is changed man and that colombians don't have to sell their lives for a mercedes-benz. he wants to sell the rights to hollywood. he also fears for his life saying there is 80% chance he will be killed. for now he is under police protection and on probation for four years, jon. jo

hello, i'm patti ann browne. welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters. dr. brantley and another missionary worker nancy writebol traveled to west africa to help treat thousands infected. jonathan suri is live outside emory hospital in atlanta with the latest. hi, jonathan. >> hi, patti ann. dr. brantley arrived here at emory university hospital around 12:30 this afternoon. he came in an ambulance which had picked him up at dobbins air an reserve base just outside of atlanta where he had arrived in a private jet with medical equipment and technicians. there is no fda approved treatment. so doctors here hope to support him and keep him as strong as possible long enough for his body's natural defenses to fight off the infection. listen. >> the reason we are bringing these patients back to our facility is because we feel they deserve to have the highest level of care offered for their treatment. >> dr. brantley is being treated in a special isolation unit here at emory. one of only four like it around the country. physicians say it's separate from other patient

hello, i'm patti ann browne. welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters. dr.ther missionary worker nancy writebol traveled to west africa to help treat thousands infected. jonathan suri is live outside emory hospital in atlanta with the latest. hi, jonathan. >> hi, patti ann. dr. brantley arrived here at emory university hospital around 12:30 this afternoon.

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bottom line more than a week after michael brown was killed there's a lot of unanswered questions, patti ann. >> yeah. dr. baden much more cautious during this press conference than in earlier interviews today in which he seemed to indicate that these alleged eyewitnesses who say that brown was shot in the back while running away, that that was not consistent with what he found. in the press conference, you know he was asked about that point and he said it seemed unlikely but his assistant, sean parcels did say is possible maybe there was a turn and, dr. baden said he could have been maybe running backwards. really leaving a lot more questions than answers and saying a lot more -- >> our own mike tobin, asked a question, i heard him on that very point you're making about whether or not the evidence backs up the testimony, the witness testimony that michael brown was surrendering to police. i see we have mike tobin. he just scrambled from the news conference. i will let you pick it up from there. sound like dr. baud din saying based on answer to your question they just don't know whether

there could be more explosions and patty ann brown is live in our newsroom. >> two people are dead andne injured in southern illinois. it happen in greenich city. a mortar shell exploded around 6:30. and a police bomb squad was sent to the plant from scott air force base. the bodies haven't been removed and not clear where the mortar came from. it exploded in the outdoor area of the plant. and the injured person was able to communicate with rescuers and taken to the hospital. investigators are looking in the case and fire chief and atf agent. this plant was cited for serious violations in 2011 and 12, jon? >> someone sent metal and it turned out to be a live mortar round? >> that is a good guess. >> thank you. >> we'll watch that one. and talking about other news now. u.s. geological survey is warning folks in the bay area to range for 70 shocks. over the weekend it was a 6.0. this has potential for stronger aftershocks. we'll talk on the the phone with theicizeologist and defector of the west end observery department. >> what do they tell us about the aftershocks. ole series of them?

patti ann browne is live for news the newsroom with more details. hi, patti ann. >> hello heather. a 16-year-old chinese student visiting california. she was on asiana airlines flight 214 when it crashedded during landing in san francisco in july 2013. she ended up on the tomorrow mark near the left-wing. not sure if she was thrown, carried or came down an emergency chute. while lying there she was hit by two fire department rigs. coroner said shes was alive, according to the second rig struck her in the head. yi's are parents are suing city of san francisco, its fire department, airport officials and several firefighters and police officers. their lawyer says rescue workers saw yi lying helpless on the ground but inexplicably failed to evaluate her condition, treat her, mark her location or remove her from the perillous location where she lay curled in the feet tall position. his claim is backed up by the national transportation safety board. >> this individual was observed by multiple firefighters who believed she was deceased and did not perform triage. >> at some point her body

patti ann browne with some numbers on that. >> starting with the most recent, the northridge earthquaken 199420 miles northwest of los angeles, causing widespread damage clots in sections of major freeways destroying parking structures, residential buildings. five years earlier hit 10 miles northeast of santa cruz, 927.1, nicknamed the world series quake while the bay area baseball teams face each other. 63 people killed and 3750 injured causing $6 billion in property damage. in 1971 the san fernando earthquake had magnitude 6.6 also known as the filmore quac . a magnitude 7.5, killed 12 people and injured at least 18 the dallas but also cause $50 million in property damage, and more than 100 years ago the great san fernando earthquake of 1906. 2 miles off the coast with a magnitude 7.8. killing 3000 people and some say double that. over 80% of the city of san francisco was destroyed by that quake, it extended 296 miles. 3000 deaths, he can see it has come a long way. jon: thank you. heather: new growing details of the danger from terrorist in the middle east. the white house is conside

. >> i'm patti ann browne in for jenna lee. dr. kent brantly arrived in georgia over the weekend on especially equipped plane and special gear. he is in quarantine in one of our nation's most sophisticated infectious disease units. as the disease spreads in nigeria. liberia take putting new restrictions in place. jon: there is concern in the u.s. that ebola has such haifa tallet rate, killing 60ers or more of its victims. nearly 730 people have died overseas and 1300 people are infected there is no vaccine or cure. centers for disease control insists there is no threat to public safety in the united states. john roberts live from emmy university hospital in atlanta. john? >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. nearly 4 hours after the first ebola patient arrives here at emory university hospital things appear to be going well although dr. kent brantly is not out of the woods just yet. as you imagine anytime you're infected with a virus serious as ebola a patient's condition could change in moment as notice dr. brantly arrived midda

patti ann: i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum. this new report shows by 2016, 90% of them could be off the hook because of a recent flood of new exemptions. the headline first is what here? >> reporter: hardly anybody will have to pay the fine. that reduces the impact of the individual mandate. bottom line, premiums will go up because people are not being forced to buy coverage. bill: if you look at this, the first category is the number of people qualified for exemptions. it has gone up 5 million between 2012 and 2014. how many people will pay a penalty? it dropped by 2 mill americans over the past two years. the math doesn't add up. >> reporter: more and more exemptions add. the "wall street journal" found 14 didn't ways to avoid the fine. domestic violence. you had substantial property damage, i will hill emgrants don't have to pay the fine, members of native american tribes don't have to pay the fine. some religious sects don't have to pay the fine. if subsidies cannot be offered, maybe those subsidies are illegal, maybe canno

. >> i'm patti ann browne in for jenna lee. dr.orgia over the weekend on especially equipped plane and special gear. he is in quarantine in one of our nation's most sophisticated infectious disease units. as the disease spreads in nigeria.

but before that, what eric holder told michael brown's family in ferguson. patti ann: as we learn more about the failed evident to save james foley, will the brutal execution prompt the white house to do more? some say president obama is not doing enough. >> reporter: human intelligence is non-existent. >> when they conducted the raid and found out they are not there, we now know where they are. there are in the hands of isil and they are going to be murdered. what the president is saying when he says we'll act standing alongside others means nothing, it's hollow. patti ann: lieutenant colonel bill cowan. a former official says i don't mean to sound heartless. it's tragic but it doesn't mean we are going to commit thousands of troops. the president is working with allies to cut off isis financing. but is that enough. >> there are a lot of things we could and should be doing but about the on thing we are doing at this point is running airstrikes nipping at the edge of isis but not going to the core of isis. we don't see the president -- he spoke yesterday about wor

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patty these up. >> then how long is that going to stay on there? >> four or five minutes. >> easy. >> nice and brownwanted. then corn and fresh avocado. lemon juice, salt and pepper. real simple. >> other than your grab cake, we've been fawning over your daughter. she's adorable. come on and help me. you've got good style. you told me you can cook, right? >> help miss tamron. >> thank you. like i got to drive miss daisy. do you know how to do that? oh, look. i love your manicure too. >> come on, guys. >> we can't wait to try these when they're done. thank you so much. thanks for your help. the recipe is on our website today. >>> so we have a little delivery for you, willie. >> what you got? >> she heard you were giving up bread and pizza and all of that. >> not doing it. tamron may have cashed out. i'm still in. i've missed you so. >> it's $5 a slice. you can do it. >> no. i'm not doing it. i'm staying with it. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm chris cato. 9:56 and a nice start to this monday. let's get your forecast with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> it makes monday a little easier with temperatur