[John Vause, Cnn Correspondent:] It landed a few miles south of here in an open field. Hamas said it fired an M-75 long range rocket towards the airport. So far today, just one cancellation reportedly for security concerns. That was a Royal Jordanian flight from Amman, but the rest of the airline schedule seemed to be operating as normal, as does the airport here that are coming and going. They are arriving as well and international carriers continue to take off and land. Hamas was clearly hoping to repeat what happened last month when a rocket landed not far from the airport and many international carriers decided to divert from Ben Gurion Airport for about a day and a half. That was seen as a blow to the Israelis, both economically and symbolically. Hamas claimed that as a victory. They are hoping for the same thing today but so far, Kate, it just hasn't happened.
[Kate Bolduan, Cnn Anchor:] All right. Well, a lot of daylight left as we have to say, John. Thank very much. John Vause in Tel Aviv, for us, thanks so much. Let's get over to Christine Romans who is taking a look at more of our headlines. And news on the Ebola victims, Christine.
[Christine Romans, Cnn Anchor:] There's a lot going on this morning. OK. Breaking this morning: the American doctor infected with Ebola will be released from an Atlanta hospital today. Kent Brantly contracted the deadly virus while treating infected patients in Liberia. Now, earlier this month, Brantly was flown to Emory University Hospital in an isolation jet. He was able to walk on his own when he arrived. His colleague, Nancy Writebol, is expected to be discharged from the hospital's isolation unit, but it's not immediately clear whether she would leave the facility. We wish them both well. New details coming to light after the barbaric killing of American James Foley by ISIS. A U.S. official says special ops units went into Syria this summer to rescue him and other hostages, but they were not successful. All this revealed as air strikes keep pounding the area around Mosul dam to push ISIS back. The State Department now asking for up to 300 more U.S. troops for unspecific security reasons in Baghdad. An uptick in violence in eastern Ukraine. At least 34 people were killed and dozens injured in fighting between the military and pro- Russian officials. Donetsk authorities say most of the dead are civilians. Meantime, a controversial convoy is back on the road from Russia to Ukraine. The Russians say it's humanitarian aid, but the Ukrainians are concerned this is all a ploy to get more Russian assets into the country. A settlement against one of the banks at the center of the mortgage crisis could be announced as soon as today. Sources at the Justice Department say that Bank of America has agreed to almost $17 billion, a $17 billion settlement for its role in selling risky mortgage-backed securities. It will be the largest settlement ever paid to the government, the largest ever by a single company. Part of the money will go to provide mortgage relief to struggling homeowners. There are plenty of homeowners who say I need that had relief about five years ago.
[Bolduan:] That's absolutely right.
[Romans:] And I needed the banks not to behave this way in the first place.
[Bolduan:] Did I hear with ear as I was reading the paper this morning, that you say that an amazing statistic, that this is equivalent to three years of profits for banks.
[Romans:] It would be the equivalent of three years of profits. Yes, the Justice Department really trying to exact some pain on some of these things.
[Bolduan:] Do they admit wrongdoing, though?
[Romans:] Usually when you settle, you don't admit wrongdoing.
[Bolduan:] There you go. Thanks, Christine. Christine and I will be back in just a second. Coming up next, a night without violence in Ferguson, Missouri, after Attorney General Eric Holder was on the ground promising a thorough investigation of the Michael Brown shooting. We're going to go back to Missouri. Chris is on the ground for us, was out there all night for more on Holder's visit and what this means to the community.