making news in america this morning. on edge, a joke about ebola leads to a full-blown hazmat response as major airports begin extra screening. and why during this health crisis does the u.s. not have a surgeon general. a second night of protests overnight. a community outraged by another shooting by police of a black teenager. no-show at a celebration overnight in north korea. but where was the nation's young lead center he hasn't been seen in weeks. concern growing this morning, is he sick? and the unwelcome visitor making himself comfortable at a police station. well, good morning. we begin this friday with the global fears about ebola.

the head of the cdc warning the virus could rival aids in the health crisis. >> someone is making a joke about ebola on board an airliner that triggered a massive response. we begin with abc's tahman bradley. >> reporter: it was a joke, but nobody on board this plane was laughing. a hazmat team boarded this u.s. airways flight after a passenger sneezed and says he had ebola. another passenger heard and told a flight attendant, and alerted the captain. although the man was kidding, they followed strict cdc guidelines. >> you never to want see four guys in hazmat suits. >> reporter: there are new cases around the world. in spain, eight doctors and nurses are in isolation. this was afternoon treating an ebola patient. so far only one of the workers has tested positive. six u.s. military planes arrived in west africa on thursday to help with the outbreak. while back home, soldiers at

fort bragg are getting training ahead of their deployment. >> when i was in afghanistan, it was different. i was concerned about my health, but not really like this one. i'm concerned about my health. what kind of diseases can i get? >> reporter: u.s. hospitals and airports remain on high alert. starting saturday, john f. kennedy airport will have new screening measures for all passengers arriving from african nations raving anned by ebola. and next week at four other international hubs. and in dallas, good news for the sheriff's deputy rushed to the hospital by paramedics in hazmat gear, tests for ebola have come back clear. >> the public is safe. we all need to stay calm and carry on with our daily lives. >> reporter: a startling message from the head of the cdc. urging action to stop the spread of ebola before it becomes as big as the aids crisis. >> and the cdc is out front

handling the u.s. response. but the u.s. doesn't have a surgeon general, why not? >> we don't have someone because president obama's nominee was blocked by republicans in congress. they thought he was too outspoken. he supports an assault weapons ban. and the nra went after him for that. he's also a supporter of obamacare. you could say the top doctor was a casualty of politics. now i should mention we actually have an acting surgeon general, but he's kept a low profile during this ebola crisis. >> thanks so much. breaking overnight, a second night of protests in st. louis following the shooting death of a teenager by an off-duty police officer. in addition to chanting "hands up, don't shoot," some people started burning american flags. they are demanding justice. the justice department looking into the shooting is what they want. happened just miles from where michael brown was killed by a police officer. and the big announcement of

the nobel peace prize. it was awarded to malala yousafzai. she was shot in the head for wanting gills to go to school. she will share the award with an indian activist who's brought attention to the exploitation of children. we will have more on "good morning america" tomorrow. and the border town of kobani, chuck hagel says he's appealing to turkey for military help against the terrorist group. the u.s. wants to use a turkish base to launch attacks at isis in syria. world leaders keeping a close watch on north korea where its reclusive lead has remained out of the public eye for five weeks now. the mysterious absence of kim jong-un is fueling speculation, from his health to a possible coup. he was a no-show today as they celebrated their 69th anniversary. a government source reportedly

said he is recovering from a leg injury. after being whipped by a vicious typhoon earlier this week, japan bracing for another, even bigger monster storm. look at that. the satellite images give you an idea of the size. it's the biggest storm on earth this year. beginning to weaken as it moves towarded u.s. military base in okinawa. that is where three u.s. servicemen were washed out to sea in the earlier typhoon. gay marriage is now legal in the marriage capital of the world. the supreme court denied appeals from several states, effectively making gay marriage legal in three dozen states, including nevada. strict new voter i.d. laws on hold in wisconsin and texas less than a month before election day. a judge said it was like a poll

tax, deliberately to suppress voter turnout. and they blocked implementation of a similar law in wisconsin. turn now to a check of the forecast. today, about 50% of the u.s. will need umbrellas and rain boots. >> the rest of us, a beautiful autumn day. justin povick joins us. good morning, justin. >> thank you. well, as we start off this friday, it's on the wet side throughout much of the middle atlantic and back into the tennessee valley. soaking showers, travel delays. some wet roads. and some cold temperatures found throughout the northeast as well. high temperatures only warming into the upper 50s later on friday from burlington to syracuse to buffalo. factor in the wind, feels like in the 40s. a little bit warmer closer to d.c. >> all right, thank you so much. and coming up, the latest attack on your wallet. data hackers going after a popular fast food chain. and ceo outrage, the head of microsoft with some unusual advice for women. don't ask for a raise.

the backlash and what he now has to say for himself. and the big news for katy perry. the super star has a new gig. a big gig. i'll give you a hint here. she's following in beyoncé's footsteps. é's footsteps.

. stocks opened lower this morning after a big plunge, plunging 345 points, the worst day of the year. asian markets followed suit. it was triggered by a slowdown in the germany economy and concerns about the fed.

a 401k worth $90,000 at the beginning of the month lost $2,000. but there's a silver lining, welcome news for drivers. global oil prices tumbled below the $90 mark for the first time in two years. investors see supplies surpassing demand. the microsoft ceo is under fire and saying women shouldn't ask for a raise and trust the system to play them well. he has apologized, but it underscores challenges for women in the tech world. >> reporter: it plagues the tech industry. a comment by the microsoft ceo wasn't the answer women were looking for. >> it's not really about asking for the raise, but knowing and having faith that the system will actually give you the right raises. >> reporter: that was his answer to a question about whether women should ask their bosses for a raise.

he said it would be good karma to let things play out. >> there was a gueasp. there was an audible intake of breath, did i hear that right? >> reporter: kristina wallace who introduces girls to computer science said she wasn't discouraged. >> i think we left a little bit more, you know, emboldens. it was that moment where what we already believed about the system was confirmed. on stage. in a keynote. >> reporter: that's because tech companies are made up of mostly white and male employees. at microsoft, 29% female, and apple, 20%, twitter, 10%. it's a sensitive topic that dominated social media following his remark. he yiezed. tweeting, was inarticulate how women should ask for raise. close gender pay gap so a raise

is not needed because of a bias. dairy queen has fallen victim to hackers. its payment systems were breached between august and september. the names, credit cards and debit card numbers may have been compromised. about 400 stores across the country were affected. overnight tesla unveiled new features to the $70,000 model s. the system called auto pilot will move the car over one lane when the driver uses the turn signal. it will also use cameras to reach speed limb signs and decelerate accordingly. but it's not the self-driving car. and there is amazon opening a brick and mortar store in manhattan before christmas. it's not clear if it's permanent or a holiday popup. they are not saying. it could function as a warehouse

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. take a look at this. drenching rain has been pounding parts of arizona. especially around phoenix and me mesa, where roadways quickly turned into rivers. you can see, drivers forced to abandon vehicles. one motorist in so deep a fire crew had to rescue him. today's forecast calls for no rain in that area. >> they should be dried out for the communicate. but slow going from denver to west texas all the way east to the atlantic coast. the forecast calls for lots of and rain and the possibility of flooding. and airport delays possible in kansas city as well as washington, d.c. and back to the news now. and a happy reunion between a missing hiker and her parents. >> paula was her name. she and her dogs were lost in washington state. temperatures dipped into the 40s, but she told rescuers she built a fire and ate mushrooms to stave off hunger.

much more on her story on "good morning america." and the man charged with kidnapping university of virginia sophomore hannah graham. seen here as a cabby, he was reportedly driving a taxi when morgan harrington vanished. she was seen getting into a yellow cab. police say they have forensic evidence linking him to her disappearance. mixed martial artist jason miller is in custody after a tense nearly four-hour standoff with a southern california s.w.a.t. team. they were serving an arrest warrant at his house when he barricaded himself inside. he was tweeting saying he respected the police. he surrendered after they blew the locks off his door. and police have tracked down a lions fan who pointed a laser

at an opposing team and has been banned. he will have his day in court. >> reporter: while the kicker was taking aim during this field goal. the holder said someone was taking aim on him. now a laser point that he says caused the kicker to miss. perhaps the same laser that had kyle orton pointing to his eyes, appealing to the ref. they say they were distracted by a fan. that fan, say officials, bragged on twitter. you see a green light, it's me. and kyle orton complained. that fan, marco beslach has been banned and his twitter account deleted. >> it's illegal. >> reporter: lasers have been banned since 1998 at all nfl stadiums. >> we don't want to see fans

having a direct impact on the game in terms of them shining lights in people's eyes -- powerful lights in people's eyes and stopping them from doing their job. >> you are being distracted, that would affect your ability to defeat. >> reporter: any fan using a laser pointer can be ejected, arrested and banned. buffalo bills ended up beating the lions 17-14. detroit police say he was ticketed for disorderly conduct and will have to appear in court and pay a small fine. emmett miller, abc news. thanks. and more legal trouble for adrian peterson. prosecutors in texas want to revoke his bond and put anymore jail after he admitted smoke pot. he is charged with child abuse for hitting his son with a tree branch. the nfl week six matchups under way. >> we have thursday night football highlights from our

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and a passing to report. >> jan hooks, a veteran of "saturday night live" has died. ♪ we're happy tonight walking in a winter wonderland ♪ hooks there in one of her most notable roles as one-half of the sweeney sisters. >> she was part of snl from 1986 to 1991. and she was on "designing women," and earned an emmy nomination after being on "third rock from the sun." >> she was battling an illness and was 57 years old. and sophia ver gfia vergara keeps that shape going. >> before turning 40, she wasn't into working out. then she started seeing what she calls softness in her body. >> that was enough to start working out like crazy. taking fitness classes and doing pilates. but she has a sweet tooth, i'm

with you. if she indulges, she works out harder the next day. >> that's all it takes a little pilates and you get a body like that. >> not a little pilates. little not in there. she works hard at it. >> running is my thing. unexpected guests aren't that unusual at a police station. but usually of the two-legged variety. >> england, a horse trotted through the front doors. they managed to coax it out the front door. >> it had puns, including from the police superintendent himself. they were good sports. >> one said we were saddled with an unexpected neighbor which quickly became the mane event of the shift. good puns. >> very good. for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everybody else, we'll be back with your friday funnies.

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> we made it to friday. 4:128. first up a check on the weather forecast. "fleet week" kicks off today. >> did you run into drizzle? >> no. >> morning? >> a little. still moist. the marine layer is thicker. we are not compressing the moisture and cranking out fog but at novato, maybe, to, santa rosa the next couple of hours. you can see the roof is cloudy with today the coolest of the week, 77 in the north bay to 58 at the coast and 56 in san

francisco with clouds slow again around where the angels will practice. breezy around the bay at 68 to 76. how about the friday morning commute? >> it is friday lite. good morning, everyone, right new we are looking at the golden gate bridge and we do not have the fog from yesterday but it is a clearer drive. from marin and leaving san francisco, you can see the drive time traffic in other areas of the bay area when my computer gets going...it is slow. drive time traffic 580 westbound tracy to dublin is 23 minutes. antioch to concord is 15 minutes from san rafael to san francisco is a quick 18 minutes. palo alto are expanding patrols after the third flashing

incident in the city this week. matt keller is live with how this was different. >> this is different because the victim is an adult. detectives are trying to figure if the case is related to the two cases from early this week. the police was riding her bicycle on miller avenue yesterday at 3:30 and a man driving a white bmw sedan stopped in the middle of the road and asked for directions. she stopped to help him he exposed himself while committing a lewd act. >> she did the right thing, got away, and peddled off and was distant from the person and got to a place to call the police. we came out. obviously we are vetting this -- investigating this and the other two. >> here is a description: white man between 40 and 50, clone cut, professional looking, wearing a yellow