>> you're watching cnn. our top story this hour. an accused cop killer under arrest. how the fbi's most wanted was taken down. >> i am going to use the legal provisions to the fullest extent that the law allows. >> the legal stalemate, the nurse who is defying a quarantine request from officials. also ferguson on edge. a community anxiously awaiting a decision from a grand jury. and an embattled police chief insists he's not going anywhere.

>> i think this is my job to complete. >> thanks for joining us. an alleged cop killer on the run for nearly seven weeks has been captured. and officials say he could now face a death penalty. eric fein was found in an abandoned airport in relatively good shape. he was accused of killing one police officer and wounding another. the police used one of those officer's handcuffs to arrest frein. officials say he could kill again if he wasn't captured. >> if he gets out of the woods, we were very concerned that he could fill other law enforcement and if not them, civilians.

>> how was he finally caught and arrested? here's susan candiotti. >> after escaping capture just shy of zen weeks, suspected cop killer eric freen runs out of luck and out of time. a special os team clearing a previously searched area spots frein walking across an airstrip between harriville and tannersville, pennsylvania. his latest hiding place, about 40 miles from the pennsylvania state police barracks where frein is accused of shooting two troopers, killing one of them. marshalls getting him on the ground, recovering at least two weapons, a rifle and a pistol. the self-styled survivalist is put in a car. his nose appears to be injured. pennsylvania governor tom c

corbett weighing in on the capture with. >> we stated early on we would not rest until his capture was made. i'm pleased to say tonight we made that major step that has to be taken down the path to justice. i can't tell you how much on behalf of a grateful state, we want to thank all the partners who have been involved in this mission to capture this individual, and how much you have given your heart and your soul in the name of justice. >> frein is fingerprinted, booked, photographed and jailed pending his first court appearance. while he was on the run, life far from normal. even halloween canceled to keep kids out of harm's a. now that's back on. one official saying frein's arrest has made him ecstatic. susan candiotti. >> jerusalem's most famous religious site is open after israeli authorities closed it on

thursday following violent clashes. the confrontation came after an assassination attempt on a controversial rabbi. but as muslims observe friday prayers today, resurgents will be in place at the sacred spot known to muslims as the noble sanctuary and to jews at the temple mount. only women and men over age 50 will be granted to the site right now. the rabbi was hospitalized in serious condition. the rabbi glick has long pushed for jewish access to muslim holy sights, and sortly after his shooting, a group of jewish activists vowed to enter the disputed compound. israeli authorities briefly closed off the site to all worshippers. benjamin netanyahu met with reporters.

>> translator: i have ordered significant re-enforcements, including re-enforcement of resources so that we can maintain both security in jerusalem and the status quo in the holy places. >> palestinian authority condemned israeli's action on thursday as a declaration of war. samantha powell, the united states u.n. ambassador has finished her tour of ebola ravaged countries in africa. she says no country can afford to stand on the sidelines. the world health organization says there have been nearly 14,000 ebola cases, nearly 5,000 deaths. right now, the w.h.o. is running the larnlest ever ebola vaccine trial. it is taking place in switzerland with hopes that the first results could be in by december. doctors without borders says

putting health care workers under quarantine after they work with ebola patients could undermine efforts to curb the epidemic. the group says some workers have already reduced their time in the field, worried about the possibilities of spending 21 days in quarantine after weeks in africa. one of those workers is nurse kaci hickox. new jersey put her in isolation last week because of a temperature that spiked at the airport. then it went back down. she hasn't had one since, but hickox was eventually allowed to go home but asked to stay inside. but, as you'll see, she's been going out. here's cnn. >> kaci hickox went for a bike ride with her boyfriend and they were followed by police all the time. the governor at maine is clearly at odds with the hickox's take on the quarantine policy. he says police only followed her to try to protect her. >> we just wanted to enjoy this

beautiful day. >> kaci hickox is trying to make a point. >> there's no legal action against me. i'm free to go on a bike ride in my hometown. >> the nurse who is supposed to be quarantined left her house today, surrounded by cameras. her lawyer calling the ride, a good way to exercise her right. >> there's absolutely no justification for the state of maine to quarantine kaci. >> the governor of maine is not amused. >> i don't want her within three feet of anybody. her behavior is really riling a lot of people out there. and i can only do what i can do. and we're trying to protect her, but she's not acting as smart as she probably should. >> people in the tiny town are troubled by it. >> i think she's being a little stubborn. she had 21 days to stay put and one week has already gone by. so what's another two weeks? >> hickox says she doesn't see a

reason to stay home. the state doesn't seem to understand why. >> staying at home for the duration of this 21-day period, november 10 being the last day does not seem like a burdensome request. >> the governor's office says negotiations with hickox collapsed over proposed guidelines that would allow her to leave her house but keep her out of public places. lepage says he'll take legal action if necessary to protect if you believe safety. >> let's put it this way, i am going to use the legal provisions to the fullest extent that the law allows me. and i just hope that she recognizes that. >> hickox already went one round with new jersey governor chris christie who quarantined her in a tent at newark university hospital. she tested negative for ebola

twice and said she has no symptoms. back in maine, she can't standing down. >> i still believe i'm fighting for something much more than myself. there are so many aide workers coming back. >> we also heard from hickox's bike ride. he said they stuck to the trails. their goal isn't to make anything uncomfortable. they avoided any public place where is they might come in contact with other people. alexandra field, cnn. next here on cnn, the military takes over after a violent anti-government clash in this west african nation. we'll tell you more about it. also protests in ferguson, missouri continue after the police shooting death of teenager michael brown. but the town's police chief is making it clear he's not going anywhere. fifteen percent or more fifon car insurance.d save you everybody knows that.

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others tore down the parliament and set it on fire. the president is one of africa's longest serving leaders. he's been burkina faso's president for 27 years after taeking power in a bloody coup back in 1987. he has ruled an an authoritar n authoritarian. he's been re-elected four times, often obtaining a rather dubious percentage of the vote. the u.n. investigation identified him as a regional actor in arms and diamond trafficking. now to the united states. the police chief of ferguson, missouri, tells cnn he has no intention of stepping down. thomas jackson's department has come under intense scrutiny since a white police officer fatally shot unarmed african-american teen michael brown in august. the u.s. justice department is investigating, but jackson says he wants to stay and help the community heal even though his police department is under investigation.

>> i report to the city manager, period. as long as he and the counsel support me, then i intend to stay. i have the support of the police department and the community. i have a lot of support in the community. and i think this is my job to complete. some say it would be better for the community at large. >> i see that has dumping a huge problem in somebody else's lap. that's just not my style. a brand jury's decision decision is expected next month. while everyone waits, there is still dengs and anger. along with some signs of change. we look at life in ferguson almost three months after the shooting. >> if ever there was a sign that

racial tensions are simmering to a boil in missouri, this is it. an uncensored expletive filled racially charged front page of the missouri state newspaper where the n-word and f-word are st spelled out. >> i wanted people to say look at this, i wanted people to look at those words and look below where it shows these things were said to protesters by students and other attendees of the tailgate. i wanted them to read that art call. i wanted them to see what black students and students of other races have to go through on missouri state's campus every single day. >> back in ferguson, the memorial for unarmed black teenager michael brown remanes in the middle of the street where he was shot and killed by darren wilson. david witt says the shooting opened the flood gates of anger. that have been building in this

city for years between the majority black community and almost white police department. after the shooting, wit and dozens of other residents decided to arm themselves with cameras. they say police have responded. >> what were they doing differently? >> they were respecting residents to a degree. >> not because you think they also know they're on camera. >> they know they're on camera now. the at a city council meeting one protester said she had been harassed by police. >> did you see anonymous release

your credit card information on the internet? >> thank you. >> the scars of unrest remain. >> we were doing okay, but barely making it. and now that that has occurred, it's so slow. it's like a dead sewn pretty much, for pizs, for the communities. >> she has bordered up her salon, worried about unrest. and yet, some residents are trying to rebuild. a group calling themselves 1 ferguson is stepping up to find solutions from within. the thing that i've seen is our community to grow to come together. >> the first step is admitting the there's something that needs to change, right? and really holding ourselves accountable. >> was a hollywood-themed sting

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>> i'll take a look at the router. the fbi agents were actually the ones who cut off the internet in the room, according to court documents. then when the man called for help, they moved around, videotaping the people inside and their laptops. the videotape made in early july shows people watching the world cup, allegedly one of the events being bet on. eight people were charged with running an illegal gambling operation based on this evidence. and now the lawyer pfor one of the defendants has filed a motion to throw all the evidence out. >> they had a hunch but not enough to get a warrant to search. so they tricked the residents by cutting off internet access and waiting for the residents to call for help. >> federal authorities say this is a high-ranking member of the

14 k triad. an asian crime syndicate. they say they violated the fourth amendment. >> the danger here is that you can cut off not only the internet, your electricity, your phone, cable television, or you'll worry it's the government every time you have a problem in the house that maybe it's an undercover agent who responds. an operation like this would have been rigorously scrutinized beforehand to make sure it's legal. >> the idea that the entire division went rogue and ran this operation without the fbi concurrence or senior executive management approve and tattorne s, it just doesn't sound right to me. a spokeswoman in nevada said they couldn't comment because

the case is still pending. but she says a u.s. attorney will respond to a motion to dismiss the evidence by november 7. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> we take you to hawaii now. and the big island. and a disaster in slow motion. scientists say a lava flow snaking its way through a town of pahoa has almost tom to a complete stop. geologists aren't sure what could come next. >> a small sliver of good news. the. >> it's been slowing down over the last 24 hours. some of the breakouts further up slope. >> amazingly, the lava has managed to snake into down without burning a single home. it's still forcing families to pack up and go. >> hopefully we'll be able to always stay open. hopefully pahoa will still be viable. >> members of the hawaiian national guard arrived to begin

patrolling the streets, and guarding roadblocks, adding to the local police presence. security isn't the only concern. >> tuesday, the 2,000-degree heat from the molten lava started this fire. they're worried about the flames and the toxic smoke it could create burning through unknown materials in yards and businesses. to understand what could happen next through the town i followed the lava back to its beginning ps . >> we're about ten miles upslope. we're going to show you the vent. it is from here in june the lava began to flow. that pretty much set the fate for the town below. >> back on the ground, i asked a geologist just how long this

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>> prosecutors in the u.s. state of pennsylvania plan to go after the death penalty for this man, an alleged cop killer caught after nearly two bhont months on the run. eric frein was found in an abandoned airport late thursday night. israeli authorities are restricting muslim act says to the sacred spot briefly closing it down. this followed violent unrest on a controversial rabbi. israeli police killed the alleged gunman. in the west african nation, the military has taken control of the government after clashes erupted thursday.

a curfew is in effect and the whereabouts are unknown at this hour. pennsylvania's governor promised that justice will be served in the case of that alleged police killer, eric frein was captured thursday afternoon after seven weeks on the run. nearby towns were on edge during the man hunt, some even planning to cancel halloween if he wasn't caught. now they can rest easier. >> the residents can save $1.5 million a week trying to find this guy. i'm surprised he came in alive. >> actually fell like i was in a war zone a couple of years ago. it was hard to sleep for a few nights worrying about where is he out and where his whereabouts are. it's actually a good thing that he is caught now and can finally rest again.

>> i'm surprise head lasted this long. being out there hiding and everything. so glad they caught hill. everybody can go back to normal, living their lives. kids can go back to school. >> has to be a relief to the people there. so what do we know about eric frein? cnn's jason carroll learned more about him after his campaign. >> frank noonan describes him as a man with a mean streak who has a love for guns and a hatred of law enforcement. >> his head is shaved very closely on the sides and long hair on top. it's wider than a mohawk. he was last seen with no facial hair and was wearing a brown and gold windbreaker, khaki shorts and windbreakers. >> they also have determined frein belongs to a military simulation group known as an air

soft gun team. they re-enacted roles of eastern european soldiers during the korld war in simulated combat. in. >> frein now appears to have assumed that role in real life. >> f >> investigators also said he was socially withdrawn and made angry statements about police to people he knew. >> the suspects watter telling investigators that two reps are missing from the house, an ak-47 and a rifle. >> investigators found a book in frein's bedroom titled sniper training and employment. his father, an army veteran told police, he trained his son to shoot and he does not miss. these pictures from frein's high school yearbook from his yeen yor year show him on the school's rifle team. his quote, i feel we could have done a lot better in matches this year, if it wasn't for the fact that in anticipation for the rifle team being canceled. frein's love of guns and the military continued into

adulthood. he's well known for walking around the kmaul commun small c full military uniform. >> he always woer green. i always thought he was in the service. >> elaine did not want to give her last game. she runs a gardening store in town and says she has known the family for ten years. >> i was devastated. it doesn't surprise me, i guess. >> why didn't it surprise you? >> because my children are so outgoing. you know what i mean? when my kids meet you, hello, how are you? they shake your hand. you know, they're very outgoing. this young man was not. and i do think -- you know, the mother is very sweet. i don't know the father. >> and when you say he wasn't outgoing, was he withdrawn? >> i think he was very quiet, he did not speak when he came in. >> jason carroll, cnn, blooming grove, pennsylvania.

>> and now to the middle east, a handful of iraqi peshmerga fighters are now in syria to help fellow kurds break the isis siege of that city. and hundreds more are waiting to enter from neighboring turkey. at the same time, coalition air strikes continue to pound isis positions in kobani. our nick payton walsh is watching from the border. >> reporter: just before noon today, an advanced group of peshmerga fighters crossed into kobani, we understand, from witnesses inside. they traveled over land through southern turkey. some of them flew in and met up to prepare themselves in a police complex.

we have explosions in the city. an enormous. climbing up one of the telecom towers inside the city. heavy weaponry in a war zone like that. isis has had a lot of warning. rebels have been there inside about 24 hours now, but the peshmerga must take their time to make sure when they do go in, they don't hurt other people in the process. >> and there is new criticism of america's policy towards syria from the u.s. defense chief. chuck hagel wrote a private memo to the u.s. national security adviser this month. an official tells cnn hagel expressed concern about the administration's overall syria strategy and said the u.s. needs a sharper view of what to do

about bashar al-l-assad's regim. hagel said the u.s. is constantly reassessing strategy. >> we and the coalition go after isis to help the iraqis secureaire government. but also assad derives some benefit from it. and doing what we think and the people, if it was required to stabilize and secure that part of the world. >> hagel also acknowledged that u.s. strikes are heing the assad regime kill some of his enemies. for for more on what's going on in syria, here's cnn's nic

robertson. >> weeks of wall to wall air strikes on the border, some of it carried live from the relative safety of turkey. this drew international focus away from what is happening deeper inside the war torn nation. fragments do come into view neatingly. for months now, cnn, like many others, denied access by the syrian goth, unable for the most part to report independently on what's happening inside syria's borders. >> there is no question, the regime's advances in the city of aleppo threaten to cut off a city of well over 300,000 civilians. >> while aircraft bomb isis, rebels send word that planes and

helicopters are picking off softer targets and report thousands of civilian deaths in ore parts of syria away from the border city of kobani. >> that's a regime strategy. at the end of the day, focus on assad's attempt to regain lost territory while not dealing with isis whatsoever. >> u.s. officials are adamant there is no deal struck with assad. >> their logic aims to drive them in frontline position against isis. so only assad's forces face a terror group on the battlefield. thereby cementing common cause with the u.s.-led coalition. the assad regime wants to

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>> this a volcano that erupted in costa rica. and you're about to see some homes that got hit with ash. and these horses coated in ash. some of it fell on towns nearly 50 kilometers away. more kol vanek activity could occur, but so far in reports of damage or history. cook mad a declaration that he's gay on thursday. in it, he says i'm proud to be gay and i consider being gay among some of the greatest gifts god has given me.

former bp ceo john brown is among those praising cook for sharing his homosexuality. a british newspaper had outed him as gay. >> people asked me, what would it have taken me to get out of the job? i said my fears would have kept me in place. but if there was an example like steve cooke, it might have sent shock waves through me and i might have considered it. >> cook wrote that he came out now in part to help others who feel alone. that's the case for many people who hide their sexual identity. many fear they may lose their jobs. >> would you call this living a double life? >> pretty much. it's like being back in the 1950s, wondering if you were going to get canned.

>> we can't show you this man's face because for him to speak freely, we can't. >> you feel your heart knot up or your blood pressure rise a little bit. >> he's out in his personal life, but closeted at work. >> does anyone at work know that you're gay? >> no. >> you have, in fact, gone to great lengths to hide it. >> yeah, definitely avoid it. a lot of personal anecdotes or outright said oh, i'm single. >> but he's not. he lives with his partner of more than a year. but at work he silences his partner's phone calls and hides vacation photos of them together. he volunteers hundreds of hours fighting for gay rights, but at the office, he is muzzled. muzzled by fear. he lives in one of 29 state where is advocacy groups point out private companies can legally fire someone because they're gay. >> all it takes is one person with a homophobic view to decide that that is their -- that's

what they want to do and they can legally fire you for being gay. >> in 2014. >> for sure. there's no protection at all. >> it kind of diminishes you as a person. >> his is not an anomaly. a new survey by one human rights group found that 53% of lbgt employees across america hide their sexual identity at work. it also found that 35% feel the need to lie about their personal lives in the office. >> i'm a gay woman, i'm a mother. i'm a sister, i'm a daughter. i'm all of those things. and it informs my leadership style. >> christie smith is a high-ranking executive at consulting firm deloitte. her study at nyu found 83% of

lesbian, gay, and bisexual respondents cover at least part of their sexual identity at work. >> this is the population that is most impacted by this concept of covering, hiding their identity when they come to forg. they're completely denying, if you will, their sexual identity in order to conform. >> but we have all of these committees and organizations and signs on the of corporate america. >> yeah, yeah. it's not translating? >> no, it's not. i think that it's not because this isn't about programs and initiatives. this is about leadership. fundamentally, full stop. >> it was my direct manager who was a homophobe. he called the analyst besides me a faggot, my second week at work and i went back in the closet. >> today, todd seres runs outleadership. he works with some of the biggest companies in the world to drive change.

>> i've had a number of senior straight managers say oh, that's personal. don't bring it to the office. i challenged them. i said take 24 hours, don't talk about your wife, your children, take photos from your desk see if you can do that. >> even though 91% of fortune 500 companies ban discrimination based on sexual orientation, it's about a lot more than diverse diand inclusion programs and posters. >> it really does take ceo's being lgbt matters, it's positive and that tone has to trickle down. >> companies run the risk of losing these people and them walking out the door. >> the young man we met says she's right. in a company of more than 30,000 people, he doesn't know anyone who's openly gay. >> you want to convince people to do what you can't do yourself. >> i think that's the way forward, to step up and say i self-identify. >> he hopes soon he won't b have to hide.

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>> when basketball superstar lebron james left the cleveland cavaliers for the miami heat in pursuit of an nba championship, some cleveland fans as you might recall burned his jersey in protest. not happy about that. thursday night, as lebron james made his much anticipated return to cleveland, the home fans had a very different reaction. >> number 23, lebron james! >> i think all is forgiven. you hear the sellout crowd deleerous over his return. the new york knicks ended up spoiling the homecoming, though. beating cleveland 95-90. we wish lebron well there. halloween trick or treating forecast. but not exactly. something like that. >> with a twist. i think so. we've got the possibility of

snow for the trick or treaters tomorrow night, believe it or not. >> where is that? >> i'll tell you that in a minute. but first, i thought i would tell a joke. maybe give up my day job as a weather man. what do you get if you cross a vampire and a snowman? frostbite. that's what we're talking about. it's going to be very cold on this halloween day, october 31. and we're talking about 10 to 15 degrees below average for the eastern half of the united states. so if you're located anywhere from atlanta to the nation's capital, we're talking about a major cooldown. in fact, the coldest weather of the season. so cold that the national weather service in the united states has actually issued hard freeze warnings. this is for early saturday morning. temperatures will drop well below freezing. that's 0 degrees celsius, 32 degrees fahrenheit from wichita, kansas, through st. louis, missouri, through nashville and

louisville. >> we should be about 63 degrees. in washington, d.c., more of the same. by the end of the weekend, we're going to be about 15 degrees leer. on top of the chilly temperature, it's going to be very, very windy this halloween. here's the system. and that shading of lights over the northern parts of the congratulations, that's snowfall. and that is going to bring some lake effect snow to futch of the great lakes region, including buffalo, burlington, cleveland, detroit, grand rapids, michigan, and chicago. we also have winter storm warnings as far south as the border between tennessee and north carolina. we could receive about three to seven inches of snowfall. the eastern half of the united

states, not the only problem area. we've got lots of rain across the pacific northwest as well. if you're going out to trick or treat, you'll want to definitely be prepared for a cold, cold halloween. >> more halloween for you. take a look. >> there are four giants growing outside the home of glen and margaret martin. they say the heaviest weighs in at over 1,700 pounds. the martins say they grow these pumpkins for competition and, of course, to see people's reactions. one man has been molding pumpkins into, well, as you see there, he calls his creations pumpkinsteins.

>> it's a little eerie. >> here we have pumpkin stein. >> it was just the perfect match between frankenstein and a pucher kin. . >> when i first started doing this, i think every farmer looked at me like i was a complete lunatic. >> that first too many we pulled it off and it worked, we all looked at each other and it was high fives all around. these are one by one pulled out of the field. take off all the bolts.

>> if you get a bug inside the mold, there's absolutely zero return on it. this is an example of a good one. it's filled out the mold completely. >> the demand has been off the charts. >> i went from being a crack pot to hitting the jackpot. >> if i hadn't seen it, i would say that was nuts. that was awesome. >> i think it's taking pumpkin carving to a whole new level. in fact, you don't even have to do it. i would pay for that. >> me, too. it's hard to carve a pumpkin, isn't it? >> it is. one of my favorite things of the season, the fall colors have been magnificent. i went back to the great lakes last week and saw the oranges and the yellows and even carved some of those pumpkins as well.

but none of those really large pumpkins. >> thousand pounders. >> yeah, goodness. >> all right, well, that was fun, but we're going to get back to the news in a man. after the break, another hour of news including the latest on the arrest of that accused police officer killer we'll tell you about that. i have a cold with terrible chest congestion. better take something. theraflu sever doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms plus chest congestion. oh, what a relief it is. here we go! e financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise

hey there, everyone. a big welcome to those of you watching in the u.s. and around the world. i'm errol barnett with you for the next two hours. coming up right now, the manhunt is over. at this moment, eric frein is in police custody at the same police barracks where he's accused of shooting two police officers. plus -- >> we did not go into town. we did not go into the grocery store. we are not trying to get anyone sick. >> with a simple bike ride, a u.s. nurse and her boyfriend challenge a voluntary ebola quarantine. but not all of her neighbors are so supportive. we'll look into this in this hour. also,