First flight. Hes got to do it again. Harness in this time. World news with david muir is next. Tonight, several developing tonight, breaking news as we come on the air in the west. The scare at wall per reed medical center. Authorities racing to the scene, guns drawn. And what the u. S. Navy said late today. The terrifying moments as an apartment complex goes up in flames. More than 100 firefighters responding. Many going doortodoor to get families out. Then the mayday call. Firefighters trapped. The president and his new threat against gm. After General Motors announces its Cutting Thousands of jobs in ohio, michigan and maryland, what the president is now warning unless gm changes course. Does he have the power to do it . The new and alarming numbers tonight. The faces of the children coming down with what seems like the common cold, but it can lead to partial paralysis. The poliolike illness, and where theyre seeing cases now. Three American Service members killed. An ied blowing u
cold, but lead to polio-like symptoms like paralysis and trouble breathing. 8-year-old tahi toya first had a sinus infection, then lost strength in his left arm. tahi had a droopy face, he lost his core strength, so he was unable to sit up without assistance. reporter: there s no cure for afm, and half of patients don t fully recover. but tahi tonight is getting stronger after a cutting edge surgery that moved healthy nerves from his rib to his arm. microsurgically, what we re doing is disconnecting a nerve from one muscle and tunneling it to a new target. reporter: and david, the best hope for success of that surgery is within the first 18 months of diagnosis. experts say the chances of getting afm, one in a million, but the cdc is now tracking this closely. david? all right, we ll stay on it. erielle, thank you. we re also following a goment development involving that boeing jet that crash eed