s spreads, the possibilities are delicious. good morning, america. right now the ship is in. the carnival "magic" docking in galveston hours after the coast guard flies in to collect a blood sample from a passenger in quarantine who handled blood specimens from ebola patient thomas duncan. is this justified caution or simply overkill? breaking overnight, out of control. a seemingly innocent pumpkin festival turning into chaos. riot police moving in firing off tear gas making dozens of arrests. grim discovery. police believe they found the body of missing university of virginia student hannah graham. >> this sadly is now a death investigation. >> where the body was found may have a connection to the suspect jailed in her disappearance.

caught on camera. look at this dramatic rescue. a daughter crying out for somebody to save her dad as a house goes up in flames. >> get my dad! >> we got to get him out of there. oh, thank god. >> the life-saving hero who emerges from the inferno. why did he vanish afterwards? hey, good morning, everybody. let's get straight to the breaking news in the ebola story. we have a live picture this morning from the port of galveston where just a short time ago a carnival cruise ship arrived carrying that health care worker who was self-quarantined for a possible, possible ebola exposure. the ship was turned away by two countries during its journey at sea. >> and just hours earlier, an incredible scene on board the carnival "magic." look at this. a coast guard helicopter receiving cheers when it came to collect a blood sample from that worker. abc's tom llamas has been

following the story and has the very latest from dallas this morning. good morning, tom. >> reporter: paula, good morning to you. several agencies including the cdc met with that cruise ship passenger once she disembarked from the cruise ship. she had no symptoms whatsoever. in fact, she handled that sample from thomas eric duncan's blood 21 days ago. a clear sign that the hypervil jans over ebola clear. with music playing in the background and passengers drinking and sunbathing, a coast guard helicopter hovers over the ship making an emergency pickup. the package, a blood sample from the dallas lab technician on board who handled specimens from ebola victim thomas eric duncan. denver abc station kmgh's eric loofer is a passenger on board. >> the chopper was circling the ship. it never landed, it dropped off the supplies for the blood sample. it came back about 30 minutes later and got the sample, and it was successful.

>> reporter: the sea-to-air blood transfer coming after both mexico and belize refused to let the lab technician disembark in their countries despite being classified as low risk by the cdc and exhibiting no symptoms. carnival said once the ship arrives in galveston, passengers can disembark. >> we were told that the cdc cleared us to disembark the ship itself but people are still wondering, okay, once we're off the ship, once we're on land, then what's going to happen and none of us know. >> reporter: in ohio, health officials aren't taking any chances, now requiring self-monitoring for more than 100 people who may have had contact with nurse amber vinson during her cleveland visit just days before being diagnosed with ebola. >> the bottom line is everyone is being checked. >> reporter: at the hospital where vinson and fellow nurse nina pham treated duncan, 75 staffers are still in a monitoring phase barred from seeing patients. >> we're right in the middle of a hot zone. >> reporter: texas presbyterian now releasing videos like this one. >> my name is amy mccarthy.

>> reporter: trying to win back its reputation after admitting it improperly trained staff to handle ebola patients. abc news has confirmed that the cruise ship passenger has tested negative for ebola. as for the two nurses, nina pham is still in fair condition. and amber vinson is in stable condition. and the 48 people that were close to thomas eric duncan when he contracted ebola, their 21-day window is up. >> thanks for that. >> let's bring in dr. richard besser and george stephanopoulos who will be hosting "this week" later this morning and, rich, dr. besser, let's start with you. what should happen next with the lab technician that's on board of that cruise ship? is the caution warranted? >> i think that what they should do is leave that person alone. and here's the reason. she never had contact with eric duncan. she never had physical contact with any of his body fluids. i'm not sure why they were watching her. and i'm not sure why they tested her blood because for ebola your blood test is only positive if

you have symptoms. she's 21 days out. let her go, let her alone. she's not a risk. >> 21 days is that incubation period and speaking of, as of today, family members of thomas eric duncan, the ebola patient who died, are no longer under quarantine. what does that tell us about this disease? >> this is good news and hopefully for a lot of people it's reassuring. these are the people that had the closest contact. some of these people were living with him in the house. his fiancee who was in the house for four days after he was in the hospital, negative. this shows how difficult it is actually to get ebola if you're not that health care worker handling the fluids. and i think for many people it should be very reassuring. >> that's such an important point to hammer home. but, george, let me bring you in here. there was a late-night meeting at the white house last night. the president has now convened his top officials to start talking about this crisis. he also appointed an ebola czar who is under fire, however, from some republicans in congress for the man he appointed, ron klain, who's got a political background and not a medical one. do the republicans have a point here? >> i think the white house knew

they would get this criticism. you have a lot of medical experts working on ebola but to the extent there is a crisis in the united states, which i don't think there is, there's a communications crisis and a management crisis inside the government. ron klain is an expert in communications, he's an expert in management. that's what the government needs right now. >> dr. besser has talked a lot about some of the unnecessary fear abroad in the country right now over ebola. and it's been reported that the president is very unhappy with his own team. can't we say that some of the mismanagement and miscommunication from the government has created an atmosphere where this fear has been allowed to grow? >> sure, absolutely. first of all, the big mistake, you have to go back to texas presbyterian hospital. the fact that thomas duncan was not identified quickly as an ebola patient, so many of the problems cascade from there. and also the fact that the cdc came out early and was so confident about stopping ebola in its tracks, i think made people feel unnecessarily overconfident so then when you have two more infections people get really, really scared.

but let's have some perspective here, as rich was just pointing out, it looks like those first 48 will get through the 21-day period. most likely that other group of people being watched will get through their period. there have only been two infections here in the united states. with any luck it'll stay that way. >> all right, george. we agree, with any luck it'll stay that way. george will have a big show this morning. dr. besser will be on with much more on the ebola scare here in america. george will also question dr. anthony fauci, the head of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, that is all coming up on "this week" right here on abc. george and rich, thank you once again. we appreciate it. and we do move on now to another breaking story overnight. a sad discovery in the case of the missing college student hannah graham. police say they believe that hannah's body has been found and it was found less than ten miles where she was last seen not far from the university of virginia and abc's bazi kanani is on the story this morning in charlottesville, virginia. bazi, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, there is heartache in this community this

morning so dearly hoping for a different outcome. this was part of the vast search area for the missing teen but now the roads are closed. police sealing off what is now a crime scene. this morning, virginia police announcing the intensive five-week search for 18-year-old hannah graham is over. >> this sadly is now a death investigation. >> reporter: officials confirming to abc news the disturbing discovery of human remains saturday afternoon included a skull and bones as well as a pair of tight-fitting dark-colored pants similar to the ones graham is seen wearing in this surveillance video. the remains found on an abandoned property deep in the woods along a road key suspect jesse matthew allegedly walked frequently eight miles from where graham was last seen. >> it was definitely a shock, a huge shock. >> reporter: investigators stressing that the identity of the remains cannot be confirmed without more testing but thanking the volunteer searchers

for their efforts. >> i want to thank everyone who gave up their days, their nights, their weekends. >> reporter: the final images captured of the straight "a" student in this surveillance video are with 32-year-old matthew seen walking right beside her. now in jail for the alleged abduction. and police say forensic evidence links him to the 2009 death of another college student, morgan harrington, whose body was found three months after she disappeared near charlottesville. overnight harrington's father reflecting on the graham family's loss. >> i think when you don't know there's still part of you that is hoping. >> reporter: police are now asking residents in this area where the remains were found to call them if they believe they may have seen jesse matthew here and investigators in virginia are now looking for possible

forensic links between matthew and at least four other unsolved cases of missing women. paula. >> if true, a sad ending to this story. bazi kanani, thank you. and now to the dramatic rescue caught on camera, a daughter crying for someone to help save her father from their burning home and miraculously someone came out of nowhere to help. abc's michelle franzen has more on this amazing story. good morning, michelle. >> well, paula, the video lasts just five minutes but in those few moments we see the drama play out. a daughter pleading to help save her father trapped inside a burning house and the brave rescue that almost seemed impossible. a frantic scene at a home just east of fresno, california. huge flames and thick smoke shooting out of this duplex. all as neighbors desperately try to find a way in after a woman screamed that her father was trapped inside. >> your dad is still in there? your dad is in there? >> i called 911. >> oh, my god.

>> get dad. >> reporter: beth lederach captured the frantic moments on her cell phone. >> get my dad! >> we got to get him out of there. >> reporter: agonizing minutes and precious time, the fire intensifying and setting off explosions. making it difficult and dangerous for anyone to go in. >> is everybody out? >> no, there's a man in there, she said. >> reporter: then, an unknown rescuer races out. >> i noticed then that there was a guy in a cap that just started walking toward the house very calmly, just walked in there and then the next thing i see, he's coming out with this man over his shoulder. >> oh, thank god. >> reporter: pulled out in the nick of time. the unidentified man in shock and weak is helped to the sidewalk waiting for fire and paramedics to arrive a few minutes later. officials say he was transported to the hospital to be examined. this morning, the man who bravely rushed in is being

called a hero risking his life to save another. officials say the man suffered from smoke inhalation and he is expected to recover. meanwhile, the investigation continues into the exact cause of the fire and this neighborhood, of course, thankful and inspired by this hero's brave act. >> brave and strong. he carried out another human being. >> quietly goes in there. very calmly. >> that video was extraordinary, too, just shot on a cell phone. >> cell phone video. >> all right. we are in the age of that, michelle, thank you very much. a lot of other news overnight and for that let's get it over to matt gutman in for ron claiborne this morning and a crazy scene overnight in new hampshire. >> absolutely, something that is going to stun. there's a lot of video there. violence breaking out and that's where the annual keane state pumpkin festival erupts in pandemonium. hundreds of people clash with police in riot gear sent in to try to bring the violence under control. overnight anarchy playing out at keane state college in new hampshire after a notoriously

boozy halloween festival turned violent. >> ridiculous. >> reporter: the annual pumpkin fest is notorious for drawing rowdy college parties but saturday a pair of riots, swarms of college students and tourists filled the streets throwing bottles. >> i got hit with a jack daniels bottle like across the face. >> reporter: overnight rioters filled the streets again jumping on cars and setting fires. s.w.a.t. units moved in. officers formed a barricade and warned people to leave. when they didn't officers set off tear gas. police made dozens of arrests during both incidents and say several injuries were also reported. and there will be heavy police presence again in keane this morning and more college chaos. watch this. a wild night at west virginia university campus, a college football celebration involving students got out of control. police firing rubber bullets and spraying tear gas to try to disperse the crowd gathered for

a house party. students were partying after west virginia's big win against fourth-ranked baylor. and new fallout in the sayreville high school football hazing case this morning. five coaches at the school have now been suspended with pay. the coaches at the new jersey school have also been suspended from their teaching duties. this, coming after seven football players were criminally charged last week for their alleged involvement in a string of sexual hazing incidents involving fellow teammates. the coaches' suspension will be discussed during a school board meeting scheduled for tuesday. and a chemistry experiment goes horribly wrong at the university of rochester in new york. university officials say the explosion was caused by a combustive cocktail of dangerous chemicals. school officials say three grad students may have suffered acid burns and had to be decontaminated by emergency crews. and how's this for a saturday pastime. hundreds of b.a.s.e. jumpers took turns hurling themselves off the new river bridge in

fayetteville, west virginia. wow! festival is known as one of the largest extreme sports events in the word. now some video shows why this may not be the best idea right there. some jumpers missed their target. this man had to be hospitalized after landing on a nearby street. another man left hanging and hanging and hanging in the trees. >> no thank you. >> no, that's probably not the best thing to do. >> not going to do it. and a thrilling end in college football. we talked about this game yesterday. with just 12 seconds left to go notre dame pulling off the upset but a flag on the play. last second penalty snapping defeat from the jaws of victory, the touchdown was called back. jameis winston and the florida state seminoles sealing a huge come from behind win over the fighting irish. a thrilling game. some are calling the best of the year. fsu still undefeated extending its jaw-dropping 23-game winning streak. >> all those notre dame fighting irish fans are so depressed. >> so heartbreaking for them. 12 seconds. i mean how close can you get?

and it's been a long time since they've -- >> how is your michigan team doing? >> yeah, how is the michigan -- >> we're not talking about michigan anymore. didn't we establish this last week? >> they didn't play yesterday. >> can you give me a little break? >> i just like to -- >> they didn't have a chance to lose. >> he likes to tease me any chance he can get. thank you, matt. and now a new lead in the intensive search for suspected cop killer eric frein. pennsylvania police say that he's been spotted again in the pocono mountains where he's been hiding out for more than five weeks now. this as the tab for the massive manhunt mounts well into the millions. abc's linzie janis has the latest. >> overnight we had a sighting for which we're assigning a high level of credibility. >> reporter: this morning, police say one of the fbi's most wanted men accused cop killer eric frein has been spotted near his old high school. >> the individual's description was consistent with frein and he was observed carrying a rifle. the individual's face was covered with mud. >> reporter: the witness says she was less than 15 feet from

the armed man when he emerged from the woods at about 9:00 p.m. friday night just outside of pocono mountain east high school. >> we know that frein is familiar with this area. >> reporter: his school which frein once attended is right across the street from a pennsylvania state police barracks just like the one he allegedly ambushed 37 days ago. killing state trooper bryon dickson and wounding another officer who was released from the hospital on thursday. officials say it's been several days since the manhunt turned up any more handwritten notes, handmade bombs or other signs of frein. now that search which has cost an estimated $7 million will have to expand over 12 miles south from the rugged terrain outside barrack township where officers first began tracking the accused killer. just to give you an idea what these searchers are up against, that police officer is roughly 75 yards away from me. i can hardly see him and getting to him quickly through these

trees would be even harder. now investigators are looking into blood found outside the homes of nearby residents trying to determine if it can get them one step closer to frein. >> nobody is going to stop until we find this individual and he's apprehended. >> reporter: for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> linzie, thank you. and to the vatican now where hours ago pope francis discussed publicly a controversial meeting of bishops that just wrapped up. the meeting ended without consensus on what the church should say about gays or whether to give communion to divorced and remarried catholics so was this a setback for the popular pope or simply the start of a larger discussion? abc's david wright is here. david, good morning to you. >> good morning, dan. clearly a 2,000-year-old church doesn't change overnight even when the pope clearly wants to welcome back what he calls the lost sheep of his flock, gays and lesbians and divorced catholics were hoping for more. in his closing speech to the synod of bishops, pope francis exhorted them once again to

welcome the lost sheep. go find them, he said. the bishops gave him a standing ovation. but the final document they approved after two weeks of debate toned down the tone of acceptance of previous drafts. in the first draft paragraph 55 was titled, welcoming homosexual persons. it noted that gays and lesbians have gifts and qualities to offer the christian community. that phrase is out of the final document. the word welcoming changed to giving pastoral attention. the final report reaffirms the church's opposition to same-sex marriage and notes simply that discrimination against gays is to be avoided. even that much was controversial. the vatican took the unusual step of revealing the vote count for every paragraph. >> in the name of transparency we wanted you to see everything. >> reporter: paragraph 55, one of three that fell short of the 2/3 majority normally required. the other two dealt with

catholics who have been divorced and remarried. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> reporter: pope francis has been pushing the boundaries on these issues. a few weeks back he married couples who have been living out of wedlock and on one of his first papal flights, a reporter asked about gay catholics, he replied, who am i to judge? >> even if not all the bishops are on his page right now, i think that over time he's going to gain support. >> reporter: the vast majority of these bishops were appointed by pope benedict or pope john paul. next year when this synod reconvenes, it's likely that many more of them will have been appointed by pope francis. >> so change could be coming. >> slowly but surely. >> yes, it's an old institution. david, thanks. appreciate it. >> thanks, david. and now bringing in rob marciano. so hurricane ana. did i get that right. >> hurricana. >> hurricana. >> we can joke because it is dangerously close to the hawaiian islands but it doesn't

look like it will make a direct impact. we'll show you some out of there, about 125 miles southwest, west-southwest of honolulu. it has caused some flooding especially on the big island. we've had a record rainfall there, 4 1/2 inches in hilo. almost a foot of rainfall in other parts of the big island and now it's heading towards kauai and we have tropical storm warnings that are posted for the island of kauai as it heads in that direction. waves, wind and obviously some heavy rain, tropical storm watches remain posted for honolulu. here is the forecast track. as we push it out to sea, it will affect some of the more remote islands obviously as we go throughout the day today. let's take a look at what's going on a little bit closer to home. that cold blast of air. you felt it last night driving all the way down across the south. this morning it's chilly out there. tomorrow morning it's going to be five, maybe ten degrees cooler than this. so get the kids' winter clothing out. why not? just break it out because tomorrow morning you may at least need it in the a.m. 70 for a high today in atlanta. that cool front passes to the south. so, yeah, some southern comfort today. it'll feel a little more like fall. that's for sure.

>> that is your latest hurricana update. i pictured the entire show to be broadcast from hawaii this morning but that fell on deaf ears. >> quit trying to make hurricana happen. >> rob, thank you. coming up on "gma" -- the prosecution's problem in a retrial of a palm beach polo mogul. the key pieces of evidence the jurors will not see this time around. plus, is this model behavior? what were these women doing riding around national guard tanks during a swimsuit calendar shoot? the investigation is under way.

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with the polo mogul accused of killing a young man with his car after a night of drinking. >> jurors are hearing testimony in the retrial of john goodman but will a crucial piece of evidence that's missing this time around make a conviction more difficult? abc's mara schiavocampo is here with more. good morning, mara. >> paula, good morning. that piece of evidence is the defendant's car. it was destroyed after the first trial but that conviction was later thrown out due to juror misconduct. and now prosecutors are relying on testimony to help make their case. >> had it been more than a year since anyone had asked to look at the cars? >> to my knowledge, yes. >> reporter: palm beach homicide detective troy snelgrove friday, a key piece of evidence in the trial is missing. unlike john goodman's first trial, jurors won't have the opportunity this time to examine the $200,000 bentley he was driving the night it bulldozed into 23-year-old scott wilson's hyundai ultimately killing him.

>> have you now been told that was a premature release? >> yes. >> reporter: the palm beach attorney's office ordered the release of the two vehicles sending them to be crushed after the multimillionaire was convicted of dui manslaughter and vehicular homicide in 2012 and sentenced to 16 years in prison. >> we find the defendant guilty of dui manslaughter. >> reporter: but that ruling was later thrown out due to juror misconduct, and now the jury unaware this is a retrial has been told the bentley was released after thorough testing. >> his car was a crucial piece of evidence in the first case. >> reporter: the bentley could hold the key to his future. he was driving twice the speed limit and had a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit hours after the accident claiming the brakes on the bentley malfunctioned. he has pleaded not guilty. goodman's lawyers say he only drank after the accident to help calm his nerves.

he faces 16 years if convicted, that is the same sentence that he received after his first conviction which was, of course, was later thrown out. >> we will continue to cover this case right here on "gma." mara, thank you. >> thanks, mara. >> thank you. now head back over to matt gutman. you have the latest on ebola this morning. a lot of stuff on ebola this morning. good morning, everybody. we begin with that cruise ship carrying a quarantined health care worker. that ship back in the u.s. carnival "magic" docking in galveston this morning hours after the coast guard flies in to collect a blood sample from a woman who handled samples from ebola victim eric thomas duncan. and the search for missing university of virginia student hannah graham appears to be over. this after a grim discovery. police found human remains on an abandoned property along with some clothing that may match what graham was wearing the night she disappeared. and you're not going to see this often. a rare sight on the seas. two aircraft carriers maneuver right next to each other. now, in this case the turnover

is between the "uss george h.w. bush" being replaced by the "uss carl vinson." that's in the persian gulf. look at those behemoths. and finally this one is for my friend, rob marciano. the forecast in edmonton goes to the dogs. a weatherman had the great idea of bringing this dog to help out with the forecast. it's all part of a push to promote animal adoptions but the dog had his own plans or maybe he was just hungry. we're not sure yet. he kept chomping on the leash until finally, wait for it, he just ate right through it right there. >> nice. >> nice. >> but weatherman are consummate professionals. meteorologist mike zobel waited through the entire broadcast while still clutching that half leash. next time we're going to bring in sara's dogs, but they're chihuahuas. >> i have a baby bjorn for that. >> wait a second. you have a baby bjorn for your dogs. >> only one fits in so it's for a dog. >> a bjorn for your dog. >> in miami they push the dogs in strollers. have you seen that? >> yeah, they have them in new york city too, sure.

>> they're in their twilight years, their legs respect good so sometimes you need to do that. >> your chihuahuas are cutting into my weather time. thank you for that, by the way. a lesson, always get to the seven-day forecast or you will be fired. all right. we show you a live shot of boston. temperatures in the mid-50s. and you know what, you're going to stay in the mid-50s today because that wind will keep howling from the north-northwest and, yeah, fall has arrived, my friend. but it'll be kind of a brief cooldown the next two days and tomorrow morning especially will be chilly. frost advisories for boston and the surround areas. tomorrow will be a cool start. we'll trend into the more moderate or seasonal direction on tuesday, but that cold air, that trough in the jet stream may spark the development of a nor'easter later in the week, so we'll watch. more so tonight and tomorrow a wet day. 1 to 2 inches along the oregon and washington coastline, maybe pushing down as far south as redding, california. down across the socal area and desert southwest, maybe some

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yes, the images are eye popping in more ways than one. women in bikinis climbing all over tanks at a national guard training center in utah all part of a photo shoot for a swimsuit calendar. >> and now an investigation into how it was allowed to happen in the first place and what the man behind this project is saying about it. abc's brandi hitt is in our l.a. bureau with more. good morning, brandi. >> reporter: good morning, paula and dan. utah national guard members were spotted in uniform in this behind-the-scenes video of a controversial calendar shoot where women are wearing next to nothing firing weapons and, yes, riding around in tanks. this morning, the utah national guard is launching an internal investigation to determine whether a pair of troops broke protocol by allegedly allowing these bikini clad british models to use military equipment without the permission of

commanding officers. hot shots, a british swimsuit calendar, shooting a portion of the 2015 edition at camp williams national guard base in utah. the women locking and loading military style firearms, offroading with automatic weapon, even taking a few laps around the block in a tank. in a statement to abc news, the utah national guard confirms the unauthorized use of personnel, facilities and equipment but also says it did not provide weapons, ammunition nor ranges used during the live fire shots of the hot shots production. adding, no payments were received and it apologized for any embarrassment. >> tank and helicopters and, of course, loaded guns. >> reporter: the utah national guard further investigating who allowed the production of this two-piece platoon. hot shots confirming the weapons firing all happened at a range off base.

now founder michael newman hoping the calendar's good cause makes up for the renegade photo shoot. >> this is not about me, it's not about the calendar. it's not about any of that. this whole project is to raise money for wounded servicemen and women. >> reporter: well, the utah national guard says once its formal investigation is complete the appropriate disciplinary action will be taken, paula and dan, if anything, this calendar has a lot more publicity by doing this. >> your tax dollars at work, ladies and gentlemen. brandi, thank you very much. coming up on "gma," he looks innocent but this scarecrow has a little trick up his sleeve. the nasty and hilarious especially if you like mean humor surprise he has for people on the street. that's coming up in "pop news" and sara haines, keep it here. a. a mouth breather! how do you sleep like that? you dry up, your cold feels even worse.

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so the drive continues. for notre dame. another look at what golson was able to pull, he passed for over 30yards. able to limit the turnovers, did end up with two. one of which you will see here shortly. golson into the flats finding william fuller. first down, notre dame. the drive continues, time on the side of the irish, hoping to score and leave florida state with nothing. golson calls his number. another first down. inside the florida state 10 yard line. now, just seconds remaining, another fourth down, touchdown, notre dame. penalty on the play. pass interference on the irish. 15-yarder. and you will see the notre dame receivers engaging the florida state defenders before the ball is released by golson. that's a no-no. winston pumped but still some

meat on the bone. florida state has to finish the job, golson on fourth and goal after that 15-yard penalty. got nothing. interception and florida state escapes 31-27. they improve to 7-0. make sure you tune in at 1:00 p.m. time on espn as the chase goes to talladega. see you soon.

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