>> g >> glor: tonight, coming out of quarantine, after 21 days in isolation, the family of thomas eric duncan is set to be clear, ys srse who got ebola says she did nothing wrong, a hospital says its sorry, vicente arenas is in dallas. new details in the search for a missing virginia college student, julianna goldman on why police think the body they found yesterday is hannah graham. a pumpkin festival in new hampshire college morphs into mayhem with dozens of arrests. >> hi, how are you. >> doctors diagnosing via computer screens. vladimir duthiers on the next move in medicine. and making music new again. the group that gives musicians a chance to connect with their past.

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" >> glor: good evening, i am jeff glor. with a western edition. the family of thomas eric duncan is about to leave quarantine. the family of amber vincent a nurse who got ebola from duncan just released their first extensive comments on what happened after she cared for him. vicente arenas is in dallas. >> reporter: there had been lots t mistakes made in treating thomas eric duncan at texas health presbyterian hospital, but nurse amber vinson says they weren't made by her. in a statement today, her family said she has to fly back to dallas from cleveland a day early after hearing nita pham had been diagnosed with ebola, officials told her that her concerns were unfounded, vincent reported her temperature three times before boarding her flight last sunday and was cleared to fly each time. the following day, vincent admitted herself to the hospital, vincent who is now

being treated at emory university hospital in atlanta has hired prominent washington attorney billy martin. the cdc is monitoring about 400 people for ebola symptoms nationwide, they include duncan's fiancee luis trow and her family, the last time we saw them was three weeks ago as they left their contaminated apartment for undisclosed location, their quarantine ends tomorrow. en not only have they been isolated from the wider public and their families they have soen isolated from each other even in the house because they have not been able to touch each other during this period of time. >> this has got to be tough. >> this is very difficult, it really is. >> george mason is his pastor and says most of the belongings were destroyed and still don't have a place to live. ha we have done some preliminary research to see if certain apartment complexes would be open to them and the response has been tepid, to be honest. >> reporter: meanwhile the cdc lt still finalizing new guidelines for how healthcare

workers should protect themselves. dr. anthony fauci told bob schieffer today he expects them to be more stringent. gee guidelines did have some exposure of skin in the sense you had a mask, but there was some skin that was exposed and some hair that was exposed. we want to make sure that that is no longer the case, that you have essentially everything n vered. >> in a full page letter to the community to dallas newspapers today, the ceo of presbyterian's parent company today says he was very sorely for duncan's first misdiagnosis to the first visit to the hospital. this morning, a cruise ship returned to galveston with a healthcare worker on board, she may have handled lab samples belonging to thomas eric duncan, she isolated herself on the ship, we now know she has been cleared of the virus. >> glor: vicente, thank you very much. a suicide bombing in baghdad today killed 28 people, while

in baiji, outside the second ght. another struck outside the city of baiji, outside the second largest oil refinery, holly duncan is in iraq tonight. this has been going on fewer ckghts. what do we know about the bombings? >> the blast in baghdad target add shiite mosque were mourners were attending a funeral and followed a string of similar attacks over the last few weeks carried out by isis, many of them in commercial areas, but the bomb near by north of baghdad went off as iraq soldiers were mounting an offensive to retake that city from isis. te suicide bomber approached in an armored vehicle which the iraqi soldiers mistook for one of their own and then blew himself up, that blast killed four iraqi soldiers and put a stop to that attempt to reclaim baiji from isis. >> glor: ten weeks since the u.s. air strikes began against isis, what effect are they having? >> reporter: well, jeff, it has become clear the air strikes are having a bigger impact in some areas than in others. despite the u.s.-led air strikes, 80% of iraq and anbar

province is now under isis control and last week the islamic extremist seized yet another iraqi military base, so across the border in syria near the town of kobani, isis militants have been hit by 70 u.s. led air strikes over the last week that is the most intense barrage since the air campaign began and it helped to push them back. now, kobani lies in a key strategic position on syria's border with turkey, and the battle there has really become a test of whether u.s. led air strikes can stop the advance of his militants. >> glor: holly williams tonight, thank you very much. new clashes in hong kong today, riot police used batons to go after the protesters who protected themselves with umbrellas. student groups are accusing beijing of ignoring its promises to allow full democracy in hong kong, talks between the government and protest leaders are scheduled to resume on tuesday. pope francis held edification

ceremony at the vatican today, the end of a very difficult meeting where bishops failed to agree on some of the church's most challenging issues. allen pizzey is in rome. >> the mass that elevated the pope paul sixth to sainthood wrapped up also latest synod of bishops a concept he created. in his homily pope paul is saying the synod must make every effort to adapt ways and methods to the growing needs of our t mes and the conditions of society. it was a clear allusion to what the synod fell short of doing yesterday. he was criticized by liberals for artificial conception and by conservatives for letting mass to be said in the vernacular. he also chalked up an impressive list of papal firsts. fther thomas rosica calls him the first pilgrim pope. >> he is really the first one to take the show on the road here.

some are calling him the most modern pope. he renou t and the first one in 150 years outdoor mass in yankeets on a ad address to the u.n. uttered a fervent cry, no war. the attributed miracles for his beatification also has a u.s. connection. amecan woman urged e had a birth damage prayed to b,w fasightedness and wisdom.ith in many ways, the two popes seem allen pizzey cbs news, rome. geg an incredibly raremakiw a closf mars.

sighting spring is hurdling past mars thite jared espley.les per hour, that >> it is just barely going to miss the planet.r:nly in space n an object passing within 88,000 miles be cde but that is less than a third of the distance between the earth and the moon. >> on the surface of the mars when this comet comes back the entire night sky would be filled with the coma, the gas as it flies by. >> reporter: this is a view of the comet from earth, captured today, but nasa will have an even better show from the two mars rovers and several satellites orbiting above, some of them moved behind the red planet to shield them from a 12,000-mile wide debris cloud of cosmic dust. >> reporter: the dust is actually sizable enough that if s were to hit a spacecraft at 100,000 miles per hour that would be a sad day for the

spacecraft. >> with disaster averted astronomers say this close encounter could provide invaluable clues to how planets once formed. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> glor: president obama is making his first public appearances of campaign 2014 today. he campaigned in maryland for democrat anthony brown who would be that state's first african- american governor if elected. mr. obama's second campaign stop is in chicago, governor pat quinn is up for re-election. fun turns to chaos this weekend in new hampshire, the site of the annual kene pumpkin festival value, more than a dozen were arrested, at least 30 hurt. mark albert has details. young people danced on a flipped over car saturday night while others tore down traffic signs, set fires in the street, and threw bottles and cans near the pumpkin festival in keane, new hampshire. >> the amount of craziness this one day is absurd. >> reporter: the violence came

in two waves, the first beginning before dusk, a column of police in riot gear tried to restore order. >> they started shooting rubber bullets everywhere and then they tackled one kid. >> reporter: after dark, the crowds grew larger and police deployed tear gas, new hampshire's governor had been in keene earlier in the day to meet with public safety leaders after violence in past years. fire chief mark howard. >> this is the 24th year of the pumpkin festival, it is not uncommon to have some minor disturbances. >> reporter: keene state college said it is using social media to identify its students among the rioters and will hold them ticountable. mark albert, cbs news, new york. >> glor: police in virginia canceled today's scheduled search party for hannah graham, one day after the discovery of a body near charlottesville. there was still no official confirmation but the families already has been told what police suspect, julianna goldman has more. >> reporter: police on sunday

blocked off the road next to the property where the remains were found, they continue to scour the area for any additional evidence. >> yesterday, after 35 days of searching, police called 18- year-old hannah graham's parents with the news that discovered a body near an abandoned property outside of charlottesville. police chief timothy longo. >> again, these are human remains and forensic tests need to be conducted to determine the identification of those remains, tit nonetheless, we wanted to be quick and timely to share that information, excuse me, with the graham family. >> reporter: even as they asked for patience with he limited information they could provide police changed the case from missing person to a death investigation. sergeant dale terry and his team found the remains in a dry creek bed along with a pair of tight dark pants, pants like the kind graham was wearing when she disappeared. >> we are here or for a mission mid that mission was to bring closure and we are hoping this is what we have done.

>> reporter: graham went missing early in the morning on september 13th after a night out with friends putting students and families in the college town on alert. police charged 32-year-old jesse matthew with abduction and attempt to defile or sexually assault, he is in custody after being arrested in galveston, texas last month. police say forensic evidence links matthew to another missing college student who disappeared in 2009, and was pound dead a few months later close to where the remains this weekend were discovered, an autopsy is under way and police say more details ulll emerge in the coming days. jeff? >> glor: juliana, thank you very much. online medical consultations, just what the doctor is hodering. and the heroic dash that saved a man from this burning home in california. when the cbs evening news continues.

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is, "oh, my gosh, it is cancer." >> he works for a company called amwell which has grown 1,000% in two years. >> reporter: the ceo says easy access is the key to their success. >> people who don't have insurance, people who live far from healthcare, people that have challenges of leaving their home, whether they don't have a baby-sitter or because they are elderly and have a chronic condition we see the entire spectrum of people using amwell. >> reporter: how many doctors have freed to be a part of amwell? >> thousands. >> reporter: thousands? >> yes. >> reporter: right now 22% of employers offer video consults through health plans, 71% say they will offer it by 2017. any serious medical conditions are flagged immediately for in person care. >> and how may i help you, sir? >> reporter: another company, teledoc offered only through employee benefit plans covers 8 million people. >> it is going to be really critical for you to get back with your primary care physician. >> i am not buying it at this point. >> reporter: not all physicians

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to exist. not ideal conditions to run a marathon, this was the scene in china today for the 34th annual beijing marathon. many runners had masks on and ran, some athletes gave up e ofuse of the pollution, organizers rejected calls to postpone that event. dramatic video tonight of a tragedy averted. here it is, a house fire in fresno, california and there is someone inside. she said "my dad," someone must have heard the moment's cry because moments later a man carried this man out, he was alive because he was on an oxygen tank, everyone is expected to be okay. a special celebration in brooklyn, new york, today, madeline scotto was 100 years old, she has been teaching math at saint ephrem's elementary school for 60 of those years. today a special mass was held in her honor, she also graduated from that school in 1928. still ahead here, saving careers

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every band that fills arenas there are thousands that can barely pay the bills. and if the artist is an older musician it is even more difficult. for two decades now, one organization has been trying to change that. ♪ don't you worry about me, boy. >> reporter: ironing board sam was the essence of blues, a regular on the show night train who got his name when he swapped an ironing board for a missing keyboard stand, the name stuck, game did not, by 1972 his signature board had disappeared along with many of his dreams. >> a lot of time i am looking for someone who can use my business and someone who will help me-- >> reporter: four years ago he was discovered by tim duffy, cofounder of the music maker relief foundation. he wants to keep the music tradition alive by keeping musicians like sam on stage.

>> sam thought it was gone, dead, you know, he was moving and he got an apartment, i mean the whole package. >> reporter: for starters they gave sam the tool that is instrumental in his career. >> i can't believe this. ♪ if you can't see -- >> they also gave him a recording contract and helped with basic needs like medical care. sam is one of more than 300 thsicians the organization has helped over the past 20 years. >> my name is captain luke. i am a blues man. >> reporter: captain luke mayer who was living on less than $10,000 a year but he doubles his this can with cd sales and performances through music maker support. >> if i can get him $100 a month for prescription medicine i can keep his heat on in the winter time, and pay a phone bill. you know, a whole lot. >> duffy insists it is no handout.

>> if anything, they want to have to help themselves. >> reporter: with their careers back on track, they can do just that. today, captain luke owns his own car, and ironing board sam is back on stage at 75 years old, getting a second chance at his first love. >> glor: that is the cbs evening evws tonight. later on cbs "60 minutes", and first thing tomorrow cbs this morning. i am jeff glor, cbs news in new york, scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

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