i consider this a top national security concern. >> and president obama says there's little room in handling the ebola crisis, concern about the disease rises. the first patient contracts the virus outside the outbreak zone. the supreme court will have a chance to rule on same-sex marriage. instead, letting lower court rulings to stand in all 50 states. and a brand name bust in a big name department store. investigators break up a ring o'hare airport.

the 70-year-old woman was vomiting but had no other symptoms. susan mcginnis is in washington with the latest. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. it was a full hazmat response at o'hare airport yesterday because of the woman's symptoms but also the anxiety that is spreading because of this disease. no one has contracted ebola on u.s. soil. the president says the chances of an outbreak here are low but the government is concerned

enough to start preparing options. >> reporter: health officials in spain are tackles first case known of ebola outside of west africa. crews transported a nurse last night while treating this spin priest who came from sierra leone for care but later died. >> we all try to practice precautions when we put a gown on and then take them off. >> reporter: president obama has promised to send up to 4,000 u.s. troops to west africa. the pentagon says about 350 are already there. he also called for the creation of up to 17 ebola treatment facilities. with passengers u.s. and abroad to help stop the spread of ebola. >> all of these things may be confident here in the united states, the chances of on

outbreak of an emdeppic cure are extremely well. >> reporter: officials are currently treating two american patients, american cameraman ashoka mukpo arrived yesterday. and the first man in dallas is receiving an experimental treatment. duncan is getting a struggle developed to treat other viruses, surprises of other well-known zmapp are exhausted. a couple others who got that drug did survive. the truth is, anne-marie, all experimental drugs are not assured. some people who got zmapp did guy after being treated with that. it's just too early to tell. >> susan mcginnis in washington, thank you, susan. new jersey health officials are on alert after a young child became the first patient in that state to die in the current enterovirus outbreak. the cdc has confirmed 594 cases

in 43 states. as wendy gillette reports the chide in new jersey showed no symptoms before his death. >> reporter: health kashls say the death of a 4-year-old boy in new jersey from enterovirus d-68 is extremely rare pap eli waller died last month after showing no typical signs of the virus. he went to bed with pink eye and never woke up. >> the idea of a very rapid progressive death in one's sleep is surprising but not completely unanticipated. >> reporter: enterovirus d68 is a respiratory virus that has affected people across the country many of them children with preskifgt condition such as as ma. others have been linked to d68 but not clear what role it played. >> enterovirus d68 is quite

common. >> reporter: some children with the virus have also experienced paralysis in their limbs, but at this point, it's unclear if the polio-like symptoms are related to the virus or caused by something else. health officials in new jersey are also keeping an eye on another child in the same school as eli. he's fighting a respiratory virus. tests are pending. a detention hearing is scheduled thursday for a 19-year-old illinois man accused of trying to join isis in syria. mohammed khan appeared in federal court yesterday. he was arrested saturday as he tried to board a plane in chicago. in a letter left for his parents he expressed anger over the killing of fellow muslims. khan is charged with trying to provide materiel support to a group. the supreme court is staying out of the battle. yesterday, the court decided to let stand lower court rulings

that over2ur7ed same-sex marriage bands in five cases. that means same-sex marriage is now legal in 30 states and the district are of columbia. jan crawford has more on the unexpected decision. >> reporter: same-sex couples from indiana to oklahoma to virginia were able to marry, just hours after the supreme court said it would not intervene. >> you may kiss your bride. >> reporter: the justices gave no explanation to why they declined to get involve. but for the past decade, the court has been laying the groundwork with other rulings protesting gay rights. led by swing justice anthony kennedy, the court last year granted federal benefits to legally married gay and lesbian couples. the ruling prompted conservative justice antonin scalia to make a prediction righting in decent, how easy it is yet inevitable.

scalia's prediction was right. the court so far have unanimously ruled the constitution prohibits states from treating gays and lesbians differently than heterosexual couples. monday's order does not legalize same-sex marriage nationwide, but instead, leaves the issue for lower courts to decide. now, that would change if other courts are now considering this issue, say, in louisiana or ohio, would reach a different conclusion. then the supreme court ould really have no choice but to step in and resolve the conflict and resolve once and for all if same-sex marriage is legal across america. jan crawford, cbs, the supreme court. there is the potential for flooding in the southwest this morning. the remnants of hurricane simon moving north will produce strong thunderstorms through tomorrow. flash flooding is possible. and some areas will get more than an inch of rain in a very short period of time. well coming up on the

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washington avoids elimination at the hands of san francisco. nationals owe outfielder blake harper preserves the lead by making a how much catch. and in the ninth his second home run of the series. and monday should be have been a career night for percy harvin, the seahawks receiver with an apparent touchdown in the first quarter against washington, but the play is called back thanks to a holding penalty. then on the very next play, harvin makes it into the end zone again, and once again, a play is overturned because of a seattle penalty. and then in the fourth quarter, a wide open harvin appears to score on a 41-yard pass and. you guessed it, there's a flag on the play and the touchdown is overturned. seattle scored some touchdowns

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here's another look at our top stories. a nurse in spain is the latest to contract the virus outside of west africa. she had been treating another ebola patient. president obama said the u.s. is considering more careful screening of u.s. passengers but for now it's ruling out a ban of travelers from that area. and same-sex marriage, five states that want to keep their bands on same-sex marriage. opponents say they will keep fighting. >> smoke arm las warn us about fires, but many people would like to have a device that gives alerts about earthquakes.

for less than $100, a california professor has a way to make an in-home early system for kwax. c net shows us thousand would. >> reporter: just before the massive earthquake hit, he and his family woke tos this. >> light shaking expected in one seconds. >> reporter: the alert came from an earthquake early warning prototype, tinkered together by bloom for less than $100. >> all off the shelf. there's a great hobbyist computer called rasp appear pie which costs about $35. >> reporter: bloom configured a battery to provide alerts about aftershock but the key to making the device work is shake alert which relies on seismic networks along the west coast. >> when an earthquake begins, the energy radiates from somewhere deep in the earth so what we do, we use the earth to

rapidly detect the beginnings of the earthquake. >> reporter: other beta testers include the b.a.r.t. system. with a warning, b.a.r.t. can bring some trains to a quick stop. a crucial step for avoid dealing railment. seismologists are pushing for shake alert so alert can be sent to cell phones and more. if shake alert does become publicly available, devices like bloom's could be as common as a smoke alarm. in berkeley, i'm sumi das, cbs news. a tower now has see-through panels on the first level. they were unveiled to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the monument. walking on the glass floor which costs $38 million. the tower was erected for the 1889 world fair and is the world's most visited paid attraction. well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this

morning," the latest on the ebola threat. plus, the world's best poker player phil ivy accused scamming $20 million sits down with james down of "60 minutes." and he's back on broadway after 67 years, a conversation with james early jones. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thus. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.

griego. and i'm juliette goodrich ir linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, october 7. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning to you, i'm juliette goodrich in for frank mallicoat. >> and let's get a check on our

weather. >> and -- >> good morning. >> good morning, guys, yeahhey, morning. a little further onshore today. we are going to see that creeping further and further the next few days. cooler temperatures are on the way. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and fortunately it's just your overnight roadwork out the door. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. drive time is only 12 minutes leaving hayward to foster city. full wrap-up of the morning commute so far is just a few minutes away. >> pretty in pink, too. >> thank you. >> very bright. >> like it. >> thank you. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >> oh!! hey! police say they know the motive behind a brawl among san francisco 49ers fans that seriously injured a man at sunday's game. they say it began with an argument over a restroom stall. kpix 5's andria borba reports. reporter: the fight happened prekickoff in the 300 section bathroom and left one man unconscious on the floor and these two, amador d