after 21 the quarantine is lifted. after 21 days in isolation, relatives of the man killed by the ebola virus are free to leave their home, while the government steps up readiness to keep future cases contained. a small college town festival gets out of control. more than a dozen arrests are made and riot police are called in after the celebration turns violent. and number 509 is one for the books. peyton manning moves past brett favor to set the nfl mark for touchdown passes in a career. >> congratulate your quarterback peyton manning on touchdown number 509. . peyton manning on touchdown number 509. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs rnin

this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, october 20th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. for those who had contact with the first ebola patient diagnosed in the united states, today is a big day. the 21-day incubation period ended at midnight, and their confinement and monitoring is over. meanwhile the government is issuing revised guidance for health care workers dealing with the disease. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. that's right. the quarantine is over for most of the people who had contact with thomas eric duncan. meanwhile federal officials here in washington are trying to ramp up their readiness for future cases, including a new military response team, and also new guidelines for health care workers that involve protective suits that don't leave any of their skin exposed. the confinement is over for the fiancee of thomas eric duncan, the liberian man who was the first person diagnosed with ebola in the u.s.

louise troh and three family members are now free after being kept under armed guard in quarantine for 21 days. duncan was staying at troh's apartment when he first started showing symptoms of ebola. ebola is no longer a threat for about 50 others who had some contact with duncan. >> it's very difficult. you have this uncertainty hanging over your head about your own health. for some a loved one has died or is struggling to overcome the disease and it's restricted their movement. >> the u.s. is continuing to ramp up its response to ebola. on sunday the pentagon announced the formation of a special military support team to assist civilian medical staff here in the u.s. the cdc is also finalizing new safety protocols for health care workers. >> they're going to be much more stringent. >> in the sense of instructions about what you really need to do. >> the new guidelines are expected to set firm standards including full body suits and hoods that protect workers'

necks. along with rigorous new rules for removal of equipment, disinfection, and supervision. two nuses who contracted ebola while caring for thomas duncan are in stable condition. now, there are still about 150 people total still being monitored for the disease. but one of those two nurses, the family of one of those nurses, amber vinson, the one who tested positive for ebola after traveling from dallas to cleveland and back said any suggestion that she would knowingly expose herself to someone with ebola is false and they say she checked in with cdc and was cleared. >> susan mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. the lab supervisor who handled the specimen from thomas duncan and was being monitored on the cruise ship has tested negative. the ship returned to galveston yesterday. the lab worker and her husband drove home after the cruise

embarked on the trip. two nurses were diagnosed with ebola. the passenger showed no signs of the disease, but self-quarantined on the ship. the u.s. military dropped weapons and other supplies to kurdish forces fighting islamic extremists in syria. u.s. air strikes have slowed the isis advance on kobani. cargo planes dropped 27 bundles of arms, ammunition, and medical supplies provided by kurdish authorities in iraq. forensic tests are being conducted on human remains of those who may be missing university of virginia student hannah graham. graham disappeared 35 days ago. jericka duncan reports. >> reporter: police on sunday blocked off the road next to the property where the remains were found. they continued to scour the area for any additional evidence. after 35 days of searching, please called 18-year-old hannah graham's parents with the news

that they discovered the body outside charlottesville. police chief timothy longo. >> these are human remains and forensics need to be conducted. nonetheless we wanted to be quick and timely to share that information with the graham family. >> reporter: but even as they asked for patience with the limited information they provided, police changed the case from missing persons to death investigation. they found the remains in a creek bed along with dark tight pants, pants that grahams with in the night she disappeared. >> the mission was to bring closure and we hope that's what we've done. >> graham went missing one night after being out with college friends. police charged 32-year-old jesse matthew with abduction and intent to defile or sexually

assault. he's in custody after being arrested in galveston, texas, last month. >> police say forensic evidence links matthew to another college student who was missing in 2009 and was found dead close to where the remains were discovered. more details will emerge in the coming days. julianna goldman, cbs news, washington. two women were arrested when demonstrating in a protest against the death of michael brown. a fan confronted them for flying the united states flag upside down. police estimate about 20 demonstrators were outside the stadium. brown, a black teenager, was shot and killed by a white police officer. president obama makes his first campaign appearances before the midterm elections. last night at chicago state university the president encouraged his hometown crowd to re-elect illinois's democrat governor pat quinn and senator dick durbin.

earlier the president was in maryland campaigning for anthony brown who is running for governor. and bishops who gathered in the vatican in rome ended divided on the issues of inviting gays and divorced catholics into the church. pope francis moved one of his predecessors closer to sainthood. allen pizzey reports. >> reporter: the mass that elevated pope paul vi to one step short of sainthood wrapped up the meeting that he created. in his homily pope francis quoted paul vi saying they must adapt ways and efforts to the growing needs and times and additions of society. it was a clear illusion of what they fell short yesterday. paul vi was criticized for

allowing contraceptives. he was criticized by liberals and conservatives for saying mass in the vernacular. >> father thomas called him the first real pope. >> folks say he's the first modern pope. he renounced the tiara. >> reporter: on a trip to the u.s. in 1965 he head an outdoor mass at yankee stadium and in a stirring address to ton uttered a fervent cry, no more war. the attributed miracle required for his beatification also has a u.s. connection. an american woman who was urged to have an abortion because the fetus had a severe birth defect, a brain defect said she prayed to pope paul vi instead. francis praised paul vi as someone who could hold fast with far-sightedness and wisdom. in many ways the two popes seem to have been cut from the same cloth.

allen pizzey, cbs news, rome. coming up on the "morning news," apple pay starts for iphone 6 users. later, money thre than a doe arrested after a pumpkin festival turned violent. that's right, a pumpkin festival. but up next a hero risked his life to save a man from a burning building. this is the "cbs morning news." rom a burning building. this is the "cbs morning news." but it is nothing like the pain that shingles causes. man when i got shingles it was something awful. it was like being blindsided by some linebacker. you don't see it coming. boom! it was this painful rash of little blisters. red, ugly stuff. lots of 'em. not a good deal. if you've had chicken pox, uh-huh, we all remember chicken pox. well that shingles virus is already inside of you. it ain't pretty when it comes out.

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and more. good morning, wendy. >> good morning, anne-marie. the new apple pay app starts today. the new iphone 6 and 6 plus has the mobile technology that allows people to pay with their phones. apple has signed up three major credit cards but not that many retailers. also apple will report earnings after the bell. ibm says it's making a major announcement this morning. the company did not say what it would be but bloomberg reports ibm will pay 1.5 billion dollars to globalfoundries to take an unprofitable chip manufacturer offer its hands. ibm will also separately report third quarter earnings after the bell. here on wall street today, investors will be watching for earnings reports from hasbro and halliburton. last week the dow lost 164 points. the s&p dropped 19 and the nasdaq dropped 17 points. at the weekend box office, "fury" was on top in the opening

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police are trying to identify people involved in violence in a college town in new hampshire during the annual pumpkin festival. at least 14 people were arrested and about 20 people were injured in the disturbance near keene state college. mark albert reports on the rioting. >> reporter: 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 keene, new hampshire. >> the manner of craziness in one day is absurd. >> reporter: the violence came in two ways. the first beginning before dusk. a column of police in riot gear tried to restore order. >> they started shooting rubber bullets at everyone on the side of the street and they tackled one kid in front of a house. >> reporter: after dark the

crowd grew larger. new hampshire's governor had been in keene earlier in the day. fire chief mark howard. >> this is the 24th year of the pumpkin festival. it's not uncommon to have some minor disturbances. >> reporter: keene state college said it is using social media to identify students among the rioters and will hold them accountable. mark albert, cbs news, new york. when we return, peyton manning's record-blanking night and the prank they may or may not have planned for him setting the nfl mark for touchdown passes. the am. new aleve pm the only one with a safe sleep aid. plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. [ male announcer ] you wouldn't ignore signs of damage in your home. are you sure you're not ignoring them in your body? even if you're treating

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prevent the spread of tyhe disease. join us for kpix 5 news this mornin here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. in sports it took 245 and a half games for peyton manning to

take his place in the nfl record books. the denver broncos' quarterback coming into last night's game against san francisco needed two touchdown passes to tie brett favre's career of 508. after two touchdown passes to emmanuel sanders and wes welker, manning sets the record before halftime. number 509 goes to demaryius thomas in the second quarter. thomas and the rest of manning's receivers play keepaway with the record-setting ball but there are different stories of whose idea the prank really was. >> they joked about it during the week. i'm a little bit hurt by it, the fact that they thought they could do it. you know, they're kind of picking on me. >> he executed the plan himself. he kamt came to me and said keep the ball away from me, hopscotch it. and i thought, cool. we practiced it. >> they definitely practiced this, manning's fourth touchdown

pass of the game number 510. it was all part of a 42-17 blowout of the 49ers. after his record was broken favre twe r re paid tribute to tweeting, congratulations, peyton. congratulations to breaking my record. demarco murray also breaking a record. he moved past hall of famer jim brown and murray does it in the cowboys' sixth straight victory over the giants. the st. louis rams use special teams tricky against the seahawks. tavon austyn fools almost the entire seahawks team when he pretends to field the punt. the ball actually comes down all the way across the field at the top of your screen. stedman bailey is there to catch it and bring it all the way back for a touchdown. the rams would later use a fake punt to seal a 28-26 win. with the loss, seattle's record falls to 3-3.

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a clcall a close call for the red planet. on sunday a comet missed mars by about 87,000 miles. that's a near miss in cosmic terms. it came so close nasa had to move a group of satellites to the other side of mars just to avoid the comet's tail. with waits at doctors' offices increasing, online visits are becoming the new house calls. google is testing such a service and others are already offering it. vladimir duthiers takes a closer look. >> reporter: it's 5:00 p.m. this doctor puts on her coat and logs on. her apartment is her doctor's office and she's about to go to work.

with cameras and con negativity patients can log on and ask for a doctor any time 24/7. >> it will be about low to mid back. >> we're able to see requetonsid skin rashes and con june junkive i it is. for certain instances, i don't see that being much difference. >> reporter: i tested it. >> anything bump anywhere will freak you out. no question. >> that doctor works for a company called amwell which has grown 1,000% in two years. the ceo says easy access is a success. >> for people who don't have insurance, live far from health care, people who have challenges in leaving their home, whether they don't have a babysitter or they're elderly, we see the entire spectrum of people using telehealth. >> how many doctors have agreed to be part of amwell?

>> thousands. >> thousands. >> yes. >> reporter: right now 22% offer consults through health plans. 71% say they will offer it by 2017. any serious medical conditions are flagged immediately for in-person care. another company telladoc offered it through employee benefit plans cover people. >> it's going to be critical for you to get back with your primary care physician. >> reporter: not all physicians are signing on. dr. william gluckman wants his patients in front of him. >> certain complaints such as abdominal pain require me to feel for size of organs and location of tenderness and to do some very specific exams you just can't do over a video screen. >> reporter: web docs can't treat everything, but this webside manner is starting to catch on.

vladimir duthiers, cbs, new york. coming up we'll speak with chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook. plus conde naft traveller shows us the best cities and i lands to visit. and charlie sits down with george lucas to discuss the "star wars" creator's new music museum. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday morning. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

this is kpix5 news. and good morning, everyone. guess what day it is? >> monday. >> october 20th. i hope you had a good weekend everybody. a little traffic and weather.

start with a guy that's about to bring us some rain. >> favorite day of the week; right? monday? don't you love monday. they're the best. if you're headed out the door, be prepared. a storm that is rolling down the coastline right now. could bring some showers to the bay area. a closer look coming up. >> still looking o.k. boat directions until 5:00 and right now the bay bridge to plaza looks o.k. it's clear into sprisk. more information caused a huge traffic mess on friday. >> yeah, i guess the friday were not happy. >> not happy. you got stuck in it. >> took a long time to get home. >> more on that. drivers will not face the nightmare they had on friday on that upper deck of the bay bridge. they're gone this morning. they admit to a major planning bungle. they were installed as part of a joipt replacement