after that a jury will decide goodman's fate once again. them to sort out. >> and we will continue to cover it right here on "gma." michelle, thank you. >>> a lot of other news breaking overnight and for that, as always, we turn to ron claiborne. good morning, sir. >> good morning, everyone. >>> in the news we begin with the search for answers if that deadly shooting inside a washington state high school. we now know that the shooting could have been worse if not for megan silberberger, a teacher in her first year on the job confronting jaylen fryberg who was armed with a. 40-caliber handgun and she did everything possible to protect the students. >>> the first high-risk medical worker automatically quarantined after her return from west africa says she was treated like a criminal by new jersey officials. this comes as more states are implementing the mandatory quarantine guidelines. >>> and the commander of the utah national guard says some members could face career-ending discipline for allowing this risque video shoot, bikini clad britis

goodman was granted a new trial because of juror misconduct.west palm beach, prosecutors made their opening statements. >> from 6:00 until 1:00. >> as in the first trial, the defense claimed goodman was not impaired at the time of the crash, that his bentley malfunctioned and sped out of control. they say goodman was dazed after the incident and drank to calm his nerves before calling police. >> this was a terrible, tragic accident. >> the fact is as goodman's second trial is kept from the panel to avoid bias, one potential juror was arrested for googling the case and talking to another juror about it. >> the first trial was reversed because of juror misconduct. now in the second trial, a juror has been arrest add for alleged misconduct. that shows what a high profile case this is and how sensitive the proceeding is. >> goodman hired a different team of lawyers this time around. the trial continues tomorrow and is expected to last several weeks. for today, gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> we want to head outside now to dylan. >> she's on the plaza

goodman i give you thirty days eviction notice because our 52-year-old we can't meet our needs. >> mr. goodman. >> they were quarterbacking this if anyone was expertise to share please do so thank you. >> thank you, mr. goodman that was one other public that wanted to speak also. >> reroberta and staying say our name. >> i'm the co-chair for a e w san francisco when is for the university of women i come to the commission meeting open a regular basis and it's been griffin to see the issues that the cross over between our commission and the women's commission items i just wanted to update that on the women's side we were very interested in stem and getting women and girls into stem we weekday back our girdles if the math and science camp there were 15 of them and one story that stuck out one girl was working with a skid that competed on her and math and science is a very creative endeavor the other item oh, they were planning for 2015 so we sent 15 girls to science and math camp every year there's a 69th anniversary of the united nations signing felt declaration on october 19th a e w is

claiming hours after the crash, goodman reeked of booze, eyes blurry, speech slurred.tual reenactment, claiming that goodman was driving at high speeds before blowing through a stop sign and slamming into wilson's car. >> the initial impress i got was it was an 85 mile an hour crash. >> reporter: the defense arguing that goodman drank after the crash to calm his nerves. that crushed bentley released from the first trial, missing in action for the jury this time around. >> they don't have a key piece of evidence. they have witnesses who are changing accounts. this is a much better case for the defense this time around. >> reporter: and testimony in goodman's trial continues today. if convicted, the judge can impose the same 16 year sentence he imposed the first time. he can go less, but not higher. >> it was a retrial because of juror misconduct. >> that's right. juror misconduct putter here. this is the second trial. >> thank you. >> thanks, ryan. >>> and you came back. >> i came back. >> again. >> i decided to join you. >> matt gutman is here in place of ron claiborne

i'm amy goodman. a nurse in dallas, texas has become the first person to contract ebola inside the united states. the nurse helped care for ebola patient thomas eric duncan, who died last week. thomas frieden, director of the centers for disease control and prevention, said the exact cause of transmission is unknown. >> we don't know what occurred in the care of the index patient, the original patient in dallas. but at some point, there was a breach in protocol, and that breach in protocol resulted in this infection. >> the case has raised concerns hospitals are not adequately protecting workers from ebola. the union national nurses united says 76% of 2,000 nurses surveyed said their hospitals had not communicated any policy to them regarding admission of potentially infected patients. the union has threatened to picket hospitals if nurses are not granted protections including hazmat suits and hands-on training. meanwhile, a top u.s. health official says an ebola vaccine would likely be ready if it we

i'm amy goodman. the islamic state to be on the verge of capturing kobani along the turkish border. isis has taken major parts of kobani after weeks of heavy attacks. speaking in geneva, he was special envoy to syria urged international intervention to prevent kobani's paul. >> the world has seen with his own eyes the images of what happens when city in syria or in iraq, is overtaken by the tourist group called isis. massacres, humanitarian tragedies, rapes, horrific violence. the city of kobani on the northern border of syria close to turkey has been under siege now for three weeks. they are fighting with normal weapons, whereas the isis has tanks and mortars. the international community needs to defend them. the international community cannot sustain another city falling under isis. >> and neighboring turkey, at least 12 people have died in kurdish led protests calling for turkish intervention to prevent kobani's fall. thousands of demonstrators clashed with police and the predominant kurdish areas

i'm amy goodman. israel has reopened the al aqsa mosque compound in jerusalem's old city after its closure sparked protests and calls to reopen from countries including the united states. muslim men under the age of 50 are barred from praying today over supposed security concerns. israel shut down the compound thursday for the first time in years following the shooting of far-right activist yehuda glick. hours after glick was shot and wounded, israeli forces shot and killed a palestinian man suspected in the shooting, accusing him of opening fire when they sought to arrest him. but the palestinian ma'an news agency gave a different account, citing eyewitnesses. they report the suspect, mutaz hijazi, was shot and injured but still alive when israeli soldiers entered his home and went to the rooftop, where they dropped a water tank on him, killing him. the fatah movement in jerusalem has called for a day of protest today over the killing. u.s. secretary of state john kerry has publicly blasted the unnam

i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from vienna, austria. new york city has reported its first case of ebola. dr. craig spencer tested positive after returning last week from guinea where he was treating ebola patients with doctors without borders. new york city mayor bill de blasio said spencer is in isolation at bellevue hospital in manhattan. >> the patient in question is a doctor who is worked with ebola patients in west africa. and when his symptoms emerged, he was taken by workers who followed all transport protocols to bellevue. the patient is now in isolation. the health department has a team of disease detectives who have been a work tracing all of the patient's contacts and we are prepared to quarantine contacts as necessary. >> mali also reported its first case of ebola on thursday. the patient is a two-year-old girl who was brought from neighboring guinea. her father died of ebola. african countries are pledging to ramp up their response to the record outbreak of ebola, which has official

goodman? >> normally talking airborne transmission that is very fine into the lungs that around your environment was somebody coughing they can travel a short distance. and aerosol is when people are coughing with those droplets but not really contaminate the air that a brief so that is how i looked at it. order what it teat -- dr. fauci was talking if this was just transmissible or like influence though -- influenza. >> you had cases when people across the hall were getting a -- infected but nothing like that is happening with ebola. >> but i would say how we take steps with prepared this and has steps in place so there was something we could do with the airborne virus so we need to be ready for anything even though in this case it is nothing that any scientists anticipate. >> we will be back with our live town hall. [applause] teeeighteen the ebola virus arrived on the tray table or an arm rest on a plane or the inanimate object of what should people do tuesday uninfected? >> the question we

i'm amy goodman. concerns about ebola in the united states have grown after the second texas nurse who contracted the virus reported the centers for disease control had allowed her to board a plane from ohio to texas the day before she was diagnosed. the nurse, amber joy vinson, complaining of symptoms but an official day for the ok to fly. two schools in cleveland will remain closed today because a staff member may have traveled aboard the same plane. on wednesday, vinson was transferred to an isolation unit at emory hospital in atlanta. president obama has canceled two days of planned travel to stay at the white house and oversee the government's response. the cdc director thomas frieden is set to testify before congress today at hearing on what u.s. officials are doing to contain the spread of the ebola virus. the head of texas health presbyterian, the dallas hospital where the two nurses were infected and thomas eric duncan died, is also expected to testify and issue an apology. meanwhile in west

i'm amy goodman. pakistani education activist malala yousafzai and indian child rights activist kailash satyarthi have jointly won the nobel peace prize. the chair of the nobel committee, thorbjoern jagland, made the announcement this morning. >> ladies and gentlemen, good morning. the norwegian nobel committee has decided that the nobel peace prize for 2014 is to be awarded to kailash satyarthi and malala yousafzai for their struggle against oppression of young people and children and children 's right to education. children must go to school, not be financially exploited. >> at age 17, malala yousafzai is the youngest person ever to win a nobel prize. in 2012, she was shot in the head by a taliban gunman who boarded her school bus. she survived and continued to campaign for the right of girls to go to school. kailash satyarthi, age 60, has been a leader for decades in the international movement against child slavery and the exploitation of child workers. in a statement, the nobel committee said it -

i'm amy goodman. the islamic state militants have reportedly made advances in both iraq and syria despite the escalating us-led bombing. in iraq, militants are said to have seized control of the town of heet and bar province. turkish, advanced on temps forcing tens of thousands to flee in recent days. united nations meanwhile says over 1100 iraqis were killed in violence last month. the actual toll is far higher because it does not include deaths in areas controlled by the islamic state. the u.n. says from the islamic state carried out mass executions, abducted women and girls as sex slaves, and used shuddered as fighters. the yuan also says airstrikes by the iraqi government have caused significant civilian deaths and injuries. including 40eople 17 have died in 20 outside of no homs. school in the attack at a neighborhood mostly inhabited right numbers of the second president bashar al-assad belongs to. more on iraq, syria, and u.s.-led bombings after the headlines. in hong kong, protest leaders have

i'm amy goodman. pentagon spokesman john kirby shows a video on youtube. it appears to show a cache of weapons. >> they are certainly the kinds of materials that were dropped. it is not out of the realm of the possible in that regard. we are taking a look at this. we just do not know. when we have something definitive, we will do that. i do want to add that we are very confident that the vast majority of the bundles did end up in the right hands. we are only aware of one that did not. admiral kirby said the us had targeted the one bundle that went astray with an airstrike. the obama administration had previously said kobani was not a part of its strategic objective, but the wall street journal reports the u.s. was actually working very closely with syrian -- kurdish commanders in secret to defend kobani. islamic state militants have renewed their assault on yazidi religious minorities around sinjar mountain in iraq. the world health organization has announced trials for vaccines without the people in

i'm amy goodman. i am juan gonzalez.elcome to our listeners and viewers from around the country and world. jon kyl duvalier has died at the age of 63. , he ruledaby doc haiti from 1971 until 1986. he took power after the death of his father who had ruled since 1957. his death came months after a portion -- haitian court ruled that he could be charged with crimes against manatee and could be held responsible for abuses by the army and pillar military forces under his rule. watch,ng to human rights his rule was marked by systematic human rights violations. hundreds of political prisoners held in a network of jails died from their pro-treatment. his government repeatedly closed independent newspapers and radio stations. journalists were beaten and tortured and forced to leave the country. one of his most vocal critics in the 1980's was a priest known as jean bertrand aristide who would later become the first democratically elected president. >> despite his human rights record, duvalier was a close ally of the u.s. after yea

>> reporter: goodman has again pleaded not guilty.good morning america," matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> and dan abrams is here with more. and you see that testimony. she remembers things now that she didn't remember before? >> and there was another trial before. it's not as if we were talking about, she was questioned before and maybe it didn't come up. there was a whole trial before where his future was at stake and she doesn't provide this crucial piece of information? why is it so crucial? it's the heart of the defense. the heart of the defense is, he wasn't drunk, he was so disoriented because of the accident that he couldn't tell about his surroundings. that's why he's mumbling et cetera. and now she's offering a crucial piece of evidence that she didn't mention in the first trial? >> it's clear the prosecutors are skeptical. what can they do that she's lying. >> they could charge her with perjury. >> hard to prove. >> it is hard to prove. and i'm not saying they're going to charge her with that. but if the prosecutors become c

goodman?was in a little pain and i drank some of the liquor. >> reporter: scott wilson's pots and father each have been paid an estimated doctor 23 million in a civil settlement. almost every day his family is in court as is goodman's girlfriend, who goodman tried to adopt as his daughter in an attempt to protect his millions. a move rejected by a court. both sides are closely studying the script from the last trial. but the defense now knows they have to make some important changes in the way john goodman is presented. if not, he will get convicted again. john goodman told jurors he has a speech impediment and he often mumbles. if he is found guilty of vehicular homicide in this case, he could face up to 16 years in prison. >> kerry sanders down in florida for us. thank you very much. >> the wrets did move out of florida, came up the east coast how are you looking? >> we got both corners of the country looking on the wet side. first the pacific northwest is looking at a lot of heavy rain. it

goodman. >> reporter: arguing that goodman, who has pleaded not guilty, wasn't drunk when he t-boned scott wilson's car into a canal. but that the brakes on his $200,000 bentley failed. and the defense also insisting he only left the scene because he was disoriented. >> he wasn't thinking about the canal. >> reporter: prosecutors striking back. >> if he had stayed at the scene, perhaps, miracle of miracles, scott wilson might be alive today. >> reporter: saying goodman was drunk from a night of partying at an exclusive club. and he was clearly intoxicated when had he made this 911 call nearly an hour after the crash. >> i stopped and pulled out in front and i didn't see a car and -- where am i? >> reporter: his team claims he was drunk after the accident and wouldn't have called 911 if he had something to hide. >> there was no encouragement or pleading to get john goodman to call 911. >> reporter: for "good morning america," tom llamas, abc news, new york. >> all right, tom, thank you. >>> now the latest on the high profile murder trial in pittsburgh, a profeser accused of killing hi

i'm amy goodman. the united nations children's fund says the ebola outbreak is creating vast numbers of orphans in west africa. at least 3700 children are said to of lost at least one or both errands. at the united nations, sarah crowe of unicef expressed shock at the inadequate global response so far. >> there were 45 doctors in liberia for a population of 4.5 million. you can get a sense of the scale of what is needed. health officials are needed. medical professionals are needed . of course, finances. i'm quite stunned to come back and see that we are still with this really sense of a global concern, there -- it is still so poorly funded, the ebola efforts. the only real way to stop ebola spreading is to support the efforts on the ground. >> the u.n. has been providing emergency food aid to some 260,000 people in an ebola-stricken community near the liberia capital. in an open letter to the world, the library arne -- liberian president said because of the ebola crisis -- nigeria, meanwhile, has bee

after testimony, goodman's case could go to the jury monday. for today, nbc news. >>> it's time for one more check of the forecast. >> dylan is on the plaza with a look at the weather. lots of birthdays. how old are you today? >> 13. >> we have twins turning 13. where are you from? >> virginia. >> happy birthday all around as it's getting chilly out here. the cold front moved through the area. crystal clear, maybe a flurry or two across parts of new england. to the middle of the down 10 to 20 above average. highs in dallas, 89 disease. we want to focus on the pacific northwest where today we'll see showers. tomorrow night into tuesday morning, another round of heavy rain and gusty winds as the remnants of tropical storm ana continue to merge with another system out there. there's a lot of power outages fr >>> and a good sunday morning. not a bad late october day, but we're going to see the winds really picking up later on this afternoon. sunny skies, winds near 30 miles per hour, gusting near 30 miles per hour at times, anywhere from ten to 20.

that's what multi millionaire john goodman while taking the stand in his defense wednesday.owner of the international polo club, pleading not guilty, insisting that the brakes on his $200,000 car weren't working properly the night he slammed into 23-year-old scott wilson's hyundai, sending it into the canal where wilson drowned. >> you believe that your bentley did not work, right? >> yes. >> reporter: goodman testified he was on his way to wendy's to buy a frosty, and the last thing he remembers is trying to apply the brakes. >> the first thing i remember is just seeing white -- white everywhere. and not -- >> stars? >> yes. and -- yes and, white and not knowing where i was. >> reporter: the prosecution claiming goodman was drunk at the time of the accident after working up nearly a $300 tab partying at the swanky players club. >> you ordered 18 drinks at the players club. >> yes. >> reporter: but goodman says he only had three of those drinks. the rest were for other people. he also claims he didn't get drunk until after the crash when he left the scene and stumbled on a f

christine. >> al goodman for us.nk you for the report. >>> a chilling twist in the war against isis. the terror group released a video that shows a british hostage john cantlie telling the world that is the town is firmly under isis control. what is striking about the video is cantlie who has been held since 2012 appears he is reporting from the scene. watch this. >> hello. i'm john cantlie. today we are in the city of kobani on the syrian and turkey border. that is turkey behind me. >> very troubling. nick paton walsh is following developments for us in turkey. good morning, nick. >> reporter: john, that video that you just saw with sophisticated drone footage. it shows isis very much in grasp of how to use social media to frankly terrifying effects. we have no idea of the conditions that john cantlie is under or his state of mind that made him decide to have that war report for isis in which he goes through their point of view. he does seem relaxed as he talks. his key points are the western media coverage is sayin

officials say, the brothers allegedly stabbed ronnie goodman to death. on the corner of capp and 24th streets last month. goodman was taken to the hospital. where he later died from his injuries. vallejo police say, a man targetted and then, ran over his ex-girlfriend with his pick- up truck. the entire incident was caught on video. in this graphic surveillance video from saturday, you can see the truck come out of nowhere and hit two women. the video shows the women flying through the air and landing in a parking lot. and then. the truck runs over one of them. police say, the driver then took off, but returned. where police spotted him and chased him down the street. the owner of the bar that had the cameras says, he never expected to capture something like this. they're both conscious when they were loaded into ambulances the driver, later identified as 20-year-old jon-luke laporte, was arrested on attempted murder and evading police. his first court appearance is scheduled for tomorrow. no word on the conditions of either of the women. legendary fashi

i'm amy goodman. cuba is sending 91 additional medical staff to west africa to help combat a record outbreak of ebola. the teams of doctors and nurses are departing today for liberia and guinea. cuba has already dispatched 165 health workers to sierra leone, bringing the country's total contribution to 256 people. more than one third of all medical staff there. leaders from latin american and the caribbean gathered for an ebola summit in havana on monday. speaking at the summit, cuban president raul castro offered to work with the united states. >> we believe that any politicization of this great problem should be avoided. the divorcement from the fundamental objectives, which is to help this epidemic in africa and prevention in other regions. following from what the sick terry general of the united nations -- secretary-general said september 5, we have representatives participate in events held at the world health organization and the united nations, confirming that cuba is willing to work closely wi

i'm amy goodman. the first patient diagnosed with ebola in the united states has died more than a week after being hospitalized in dallas. thomas eric duncan's condition had taken a turn for the worse in recent days. he had been placed on dialysis and was receiving an experimental drug. dallas mayor mike rawlings announced his death. >> this hurts deeply and we're hoping this was not going to happen. but on behalf of the city of dallas, i extend our deepest sympathies to the families and the friends of mr. duncan. i remain confident in the abilities of our health care professionals in the medical advances in the united states, and reassure you we will stop people -- the ebola virus in its tracks from spreading until our community. >> duncan had come to the u.s. to marry his fiancÉe. he had contracted the disease in liberia while helping a pregnant ebola victim to the hospital. his family has voiced fears he was given inferior treatment because he is an african, not a u.s. national. duncan, who had no

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joining us on the phone, leanne goodman, and leanne, are you in the parliament hill complex. >> i'm not right in the parliament building. our office is a block away. i'm in the national building, which is basically across the street from parliament hill. >> is that whole area still on lockdown. >> yeah, we're getting by on twizzlers and instant coffee. >> what did that consistent of? were you called by the police and told to shelter in place? when did people realize what was happening. >> some of us, as soon as we heard there was a shooting at the war memorial, which is a block away from our office, a small area, some of us went down to the war memorial to see what was going on, and by the time a couple of others got down, the elevators opened and there was warms of cops, and they weren't letting us out. so we have been stuck here, some of us all day. >> i understand that you have spoken to a colleague who was near the war memorial when this all began. >> yeah, we had an eyewitness report from a guy on the second floor who overlooks the memorial and saw it all unfold t. dressed in black

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i'm amy goodman. the governors of new york and new jersey are facing federal pressure to reverse new quarantine rules on medical workers returning from west africa. under the policy, arriving passengers with the risk of ebola exposure will be placed in a 21 day quarantine. illinois hasn't limited a similar policy. white house officials lobbied new jersey governor chris christie and new york governor andrew cuomo over the weekend, saying the rules would discourage workers from joining the ebola response in west africa. on sunday night, new york governor cuomo announced a slight easing of the restrictions, saying the workers can be quarantined at home. at a news conference, andrew cuomo said he is try to balance the need from -- containing the ebola with the protection of new yorkers. >> i understand some people may believe the 21 day home quarantine is a burden. i would ask for their cooperation and understanding. remember what we're trying to balance. we're trying to balance aid to protection and the

i'm amy goodman. the obama administration has released new protocols for handling people who have been in contact with ebola patients amidst global condemnation of quarantines imposed by some states. the new policy from the centers for disease control and prevention requires a checkup and phone call with a local health authority but does automatically place workers under confinement. the update came after new jersey governor chris christie agreed to release a nurse who was placed in an isolated tent outside a newark hospital after returning from sierra leone. kaci hickox had denounced her treatment publicly after she was confined despite having no ebola symptoms. in a statement read by a spokesperson, united nations secretary general ban ki-moon criticized the state measures. >> their exceptional people who are giving up themselves to humanity and should not be subjected to restrictions that are not based on science. those who develop infections should be supported, not stigmatized. the secretary-gene

i'm amy goodman. military chiefs from the us-led coalition fighting the islamic state are meeting today in washington as the militant group continues to advance in iraq and syria. isis militants have reportedly claimed nearly half of the embattled town of kobani, along the syria-turkey border, despite three weeks of us-led airstrikes. on monday, security sources told agence france press the city of heet on the edge of anbar province was entirely under isis's control after iraqi government troops withdrew to another base. heet is about 115 miles west of the iraqi capital baghdad. the violence in anbar province -- united nations, as many as 180,000 people have fled the area in and around heet. speaking monday, british foreign secretary philip hammond said iraqi forces must take the lead on the ground. we're looking with cola can bestalition forces on how the needs of security forces for retraining, technical support, and assistance. and we absolutely are prepared to provide personnel for specialist role

i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. today, "citizen four." >> lauric come at this stage i can offer nothing more than my word. i'm a senior government employee intelligence community. i hope you understand contacting you was extremely high risk. for now, know that every border you cross come every purchase you make come every call you dial come every cell phone tower you pass, friend you keep, site you visit him and subject line you type, is in the hands of a system's reach is unlimited, but who safeguards are not. in the end, if you publish this source material, i will likely be immediately implicated. i ask only you ensure this information makes it home to the american public. thank you, and be careful, citizen four. work -- sorry, my name is edward snowden. i go by ed. edward joseph snowden is the full name. >> that is the trailer to the new film "citizen four" directed by filmmaker laura poitras about national security agency whistleblower edward snowden. the new documentary offers an inside look at what transpired