kent brantley and nancy ryan bolt were part of a team fighting the outbreak in liberia. now both are being treated from the u.s. the virus can be highly contagious and is fatal in up to 90% of cases. >> you have to have very i want mat contact with people's bodily fluids. that puts you at risk. >> brantley and ryan bolt are connected with a north carolina group called samaritan's purse. the two are in stable condition yet not out of the woods. >>> governor jerry brown plan to meet with mexico's president today to discuss the growing immigration crisis in the u.s. brown is visiting, and today's meeting is a late addition to the agenda. brown addressed the immigration problem last week saying california is prepared to do its part to help. >>> a new push to house hundreds of undocumented kids right here in the bay area. >> reporter: the pictures from border holding facilities are latter breaking. tens of thousands of kids from south america who made the trip hoping to escape poverty and violence in their homeland. >> it is going to fall on the big cities and big counties. >

ryan bolt contacted the scientist who pioneered plant dna analysis and asked them to test the oak leafnd in larry's trunk to determine if it came from the oak tree near judy's body. unfortunately, too many years >>> by the year 2000, police in mansfield, ohio, had a total of 17 unsolved murder cases in their files and local officials started to grow impatient. so prosecutors did what other communities were starting to do. >> we approached the county commissioners for $25,000 to set up a cold homicide unit to look at cases that were unsolved. >> the first case they reviewed was the murder of judy bruce, which by this time had gone unsolved for more than 20 years. some in law enforcement suspected her husband larry had committed the crime, but they couldn't prove it. so the new cold case unit began their investigates with the oak leaves found 20 years earlier in the trunk of larry bruce's car. >> it was our theory when he opened the trunk to take the body out, some of the oak leaves fell into the trunk of his cadillac. >> and information presented in this very television series suggested

ryan bolt contacted the scientist who pioneered plant dna analysis and asked them to test the oak leafnd in larry's trunk to determine if it came from the oak tree near judy's body. unfortunately, too many years had passed and scientists were unable to extract any dna to the leaf. but to their credit, police didn't give up. investigators decided to retest the stains on the bedding from judy bruce's bedroom. dna analysis, which didn't exist in 1978, determined that they were semen. one stain matched larry bruce's dna, judy's husband. the other did not. when judy was murdered, larry claimed that judy was having an affair with a co-worker, james isaac, who died in a suspicious traffic accident days after judy's death. to see if it was isaac's dna on the bedding, investigators obtained a court order allowing them to exhume james isaac's body. >> when the dna profile from isaac was compared with the unidentified semen on the electric blanket, it was found to be not a match so the semen on the electric blanket remains unidentified. >> investigators found no evidence that judy bruce and james

bolt caught on camera. >>"how quick it moves in and throws that stuff around it. you know it is pretty amazing." >>"this vault saved aaron, ryan four of there co- workers. because it doesn't have windows they couldn't see what was going on outside." >>"when they escaped, all they could see was rubble. and now because of there security video, they can see how it happened and just how lucky they are to be alive." >>"we were all kind of getting sweaty in general just watching it. reliving it basically." >>we didn't hear a whole lot our ears popping some windows breaking. some boards smashing." >> reporter:as the dust settled. survivors coolers and the vault in the co-op store. emerging into an entirely different landscape, than the one they left minutes earlier. >>"i feel real lucky.that's why we made sure to save the vault that is at the office there. i think it saved our lives." >> pam: nebraska lawmakers hope to fast track federal aid for the hundreds of tornado victims. and the governor is asking for *individual assistance >> jacqueline: we were at 83 and antioch and pledge to attend the day it was also 83 and san jose, up no