and bill belton, also, in the ball game. >> brad: third down. about two feet away from the ohio state end zone. penn state trying to take the lead for the first time on the night and in overtime. belton in the wildcat. he'll take the snap. straight ahead -- he got there! touchdown, penn state! >> todd: the extra lineman they brought in got a huge block on the edge. the tight end, jesse james, with a block. and andrew nelson who moved from right tackle to left tackle, did his job, as well, for the belton touchdown. >> referee: the ruling is under further review. >> brad: the snap was wide. belton made a nice catch. just to bring it down there's no doubt it's a touchdown. wow. >> todd: great hands. again, a different center. laurent in there at center. bill belton, who hasn't played much in the second half, comes in, in the most critical play of the game and drives it into the end zone. >> brad: his knee was down but his body was over the end zone. >> referee: the ruling on the field of touchdown is confirmed. >> todd: excellent block by the extra

and bill belton, also, in the ball game. >> brad: third down.the ohio state end zone. penn state trying to take the lead for the first time on the night and in overtime. belton in the wildcat. he'll take the snap. straight ahead -- he got there! touchdown, penn state! >> todd: the extra lineman they brought in got a huge block on the edge. the tight end, jesse james, with a block. and andrew nelson who moved from right tackle to left tackle, did his job, as well, for the belton touchdown. >> referee: the ruling is under further review. >> brad: the snap was wide. belton made a nice catch. just to bring it down there's no doubt it's a touchdown. wow. >> todd: great hands. again, a different center. laurent in there at center. bill belton, who hasn't played much in the second half, comes in, in the most critical play of the game and drives it into the end zone. >> brad: his knee was down but his body was over the end zone. >> referee: the ruling on the field of touchdown is confirmed. >> todd: excellent block by the extra lineman. i don't think de

-- closed in belton texas.arent are concerned, because several students from on the flight with amber vincent. she was not symptomatic, but the kids will stay home 21 days because the families are afraid. >> they can say what they want to. we are here, and we won't be worried. >> in dallas, where all three american ebola cases originated student attendance dipped by 10% after the first diagnosis. >> train and bus riders expressed concern. operators report getting calls from people, because they are worried. that is not a way ebola can be transmitted. one bus has fan out of service because its driver was on the same night as amber. >> a couple of things make this scary - one, we have not seen it before. it's unknown. two, we see people in other countries dying of it massively. what is perceived to us dying of it massively. >> the fear is driving political pressures, pushing the c.d.c. to do more than what is scientifically necessary. according to the c.d.c.s recommendations, a person should not be tested unless

in belton in central texas, three schools were closed today because two students were on vinson's flight. at two cleveland hospitals 13 nurses on the flight were put on furlough. schools were closed in akron and a cleveland suburb. and anyone who was at this bridal shop in akron on saturday is being asked to call a special hotline. vinson shopped there over the weekend planning for her own wedding. a friend of vinson's defended her on facebook. it saddens me the way the media has portrayed her, she wrote, in my eyes she is a hero. the pastor for thomas eric duncan's fiancee says she got a phone call today from a hospital official for the first time since his death more than a week ago now, expressing their regret that they could not save duncan and apologizing. brian? >> kate snow at the hospital in dallas starting us off again tonight. kate, thanks. >>> that nurse we just heard from in kate's report, brianna aguirre, believes she is risking her job at the hospital by coming forward and speaking. but as she told matt lauer this morning, she felt she just couldn't stay silent anymore. >>

officials in belton texas says two local students were among them. they were pulled out of class wednesday and will be monitored closely. >> we have heard from our local officials that the risk is very low and that our students are safe. >> reporter: the cdc says all people possibly exposed to ebola here at texas health presbyterian hospital are now banned from traveling on public transportation. as for the first nurse to contract ebola here nina pham she is at the hospital in isolation in good condition s the hospital says there are now safety protocols in place to keep workers safe. adriana diaz, cbs news, dallas. >> the top public health officials are in for a grill on capitol hill. congress is holding hearings on the u.s. response to ebola and questions about the place where the two nurses contracted ebola. >> i want people to understand that the dangers of you contracting ebola the dangers of a serious outlook are extraordinarily low. >> reporter: starting today four more major american airports will screen passengers from west africa for ebola.

americans buying isolation suits, store workers wearing gloves and schools closed in the town of belton texas. parents are concerned because two students from on the same flight as dallas nurse amber vincent. the flight crew said she was not symptomatic, but the schoolkids will stay home for 21 days, because their family is afraid, not because the c.d.c. asked them to. >> they can say what they want to. they are here >>> in dallas, where all three american ebola cases originated, student attendance ditched by 10% after the first diagnosis. >> train and bus riders expressed concern. operators report getting calls from people who are worried because passengers may have sneezed. it's not a way for ebola to be transmitted. a bus was taken out of service. the driver was on the same side as amber. >> a couple of things make it scary. it's unknown. two, we see people in other countries dying of it massively, what is perceived to us as dying of it massively. >> the fear is driving political pressures, pushing the cdc to do more than what is scientifically necessary. according to the c.d.c.'s re

brandon belton had three runs batted in. giants shut them out, 208 nothing behind a complete game by madison baumgartner. giants face nationals in game one of the national league division series friday afternoon in washington. >>> check this out, ugly moment in sports when a they tossed flares on to a sock are field in england. this scene played out at the arsenal stadium during championship league match. fans from the visiting team, were unhappy, very unhappy with some rough play by the home team. presidentially, one of the goalies scooped up all of she flares and riot police restored order so the game could go on. arsenal won the game anyway four-one. that is not a good thing to see, erika. >> flares. >> flares. >> what were they thinking. >> i know. >>> right now 7:51. major celebrity couple welcomed their first child together. >>> also we have big news for adam sandler fans, those stories and more coming up in today's word. we will be right back. mmm! ring ring! ring ring! progresso! (whispering) you soup people have my

store workers wearing gloves and schools closed in the town of belton texas.arents are concerned because two students were on the statement flight as dallas nurse vincent. she wasn't symptomatic, but schoolkids will stay home for 21 day, because their family is afraid, not because the c.d.c. ask them to. >> they can say what they want to, that we don't have anything to worry about. we'll have to be worried about. >> reporter: in dallas where the three cases originated, student attendance dipped by 10%. >> train and bus riders expressed concern. system operators have calls from people worried because the passengers next to them sneezed. it's not a way it can be transmitted. a bus was taken out of service, because its driver was on the same flight as vincent. >> we have not seen it before. it's unknown. we see people in other countries dying. we're seized to us that they are dying. >> observers say the fear is driving political pressures, pushing the c.d.c. to do more than what is necessary. according to c.d.c. recommendations a person should not be tested unles