julianna goldman has our report. >>> the vice president called the crown prince of abu dhabi to recall comments. >> our biggest problem are our allies. >> reporter: fighting nations including turkey, united arab emirates and saudi arabia con contributed. >> they poured hundreds of millions of dollar and thousands of tons of weapons into anyone who would fight. >> reporter: biden made the call after the uae said it wanted a formal clarify indication and called the comments far from the truth. the timing of the vice president's remarks is unfortunate. just last month the uae and saudi arabia committed military support to the u.s. coalition against isis. the u.s. is trying to get turkey to sign on as well. but at the same event the vice president said turkey's president admitted to him privately that his country has allowed too many isis fighters across the border into syria. on saturday biden called the president who demanded an apology. the white house released a statement saying the vice president apologized for any implication that turkey or other allies and partners in the region had

. >> 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 pumpkinfest value in new hampshire college down goes into mayhem with dozens of arrest,. >> hi, how are you. >> doctors diagnosing via computer screens. >> vladimir duthiers on the next move in medicine. and making music new again. gives musicians -- with their past. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> glor: good evening, i am jeff glor, 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 of 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 cleej had been diagnosed with

there is not an epidemic here at home. >> julianna goldman in washington. thank you, julianna. dallas is of concern. two nurses being treated for ebola all worked at the texas health presbyterian hospital in dallas. vicente arenas is there with new concerns about one of the nurses who later got on a flight to cleveland. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anthony. we're hearing the president of frontier airlines sent an e-mail that said one of the nurses was a passenger and one of their flights may have been at more of an advanced stage of the illness than previously thought. meanwhile in dallas they're asking people to stay away from mass transit. one worker left on a cruise before active monitoring began and this morning is returning on a cruise ship. the carnival magic is returning to galveston and is expected to arrive sunday morning. on board a lab supervisor who may have handled samples belonging to thomas eric duncan who died of ebola ten days ago. the worker is in isolation but showing no symptoms. the cruise ship was not allowed to dock in mexico and believed refu

. >> vice president biden is in damage control, in the fight against i.s.i.s, julianna goldman in washington has more on this. >> the vice president caught the crown prince of abu dhabi today, during a forum at harvard. >> our biggest problem is our allies. >>reporter: biden says nations including turkey, yaw united arb emirates and saudi arabia. >> formal clarification and called the comments far from the truth. the timing of the vice president's remark is unfortunate. just last month, the uae and saudi arabia committed military support to the u.s. coalition against i.s.i.s. the u.s. is trying to get turkey to sign on as well, but at the same event, the vice president said, turkey's president admitted to him that his country allowed too many i.s.i.s. fighters into syria. called president erdogan who demanded an apology. the vice president apologized for any indication that had intentionally supplied or facilitated the growth of i.s.i.l. or other violent extremists in syria. won't compromise the coalition but jeff the fact that the white house put out that statement of apology suggests it's

julianna goldman, cbs news, washington. >>> two women were arrested when demmer 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 governor pat quinn and senator dick durbin. he had been 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 also wrapped up the meeting of the bishops, a concept he created. in his homily pope francis quoted paul vi saying they must adapt ways and earths of the growing times and additions of society. it was a clear illusion of what they fell short yesterday. they were cr

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.

julianna goldman with more. good morning. >> good morning.a may be out of control and on friday u.s. lawmakers were in dallas to press them for a resolution here at home. michael mccaul said americans are scared and rightfully so. >> americans are seeking assurance that our federal, state, and local officials are doing everything in their power to keep this virus outside of the united states. >> that hearing was held at dallas forth worth international airport where thomas duncan arrived last month. president obama has opposed a travel ban between west africa and the u.s. dr. toby merlin said it would undercut efforts to contain the disease. >> we feel it would cause that disease to grow and spill over into other countries and spill over into the u.s. >> they got the money. they had asked congress to shift $750 million in war funds and republican senator james inhofe had been the last holdout, but in a statement inhofe said after careful consideration he believed the outbreak has reached a point that the only organization in the world able to

for sunday morning i am julianna goldman in washington. >> osgood: .. about 18,000 homes remain without power in bermuda after it was battered by hurricane gonzalo on friday. meanwhile in the pacific hurricane anna is passing south of hawaii but still producing strong winds, high surf and heavy rains there. as for the rest of us, it looks took a day of classic fall weather across the country, with a few scattered storms, the week ahead had been mostly pleasant though some rain is likely in the northwest and northeast. >> ahead pete rose. >> in your heart of hearts, do you think you are going to get it the? >> yes. >> you do? >> sure. baseball's outcast. >> but next -- >> i had the support to live the kind of life i want to. >> in search of a helping,,,,,,, >> osgood: senior citizens whose finances fall in the middle, not rich, not poor, and find themselves in a real bind if they need home care, an their loved ones can find themselves caught in the middle as well. our cover story is reported now by rita braver. in is my calm before the storm. it kind of

julianna goldman has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.he remains were discovered on a dry creek bed about 11.5 miles from here the charlottesville mall where hannah graham was last seen. authorities spent sunday canvassing the area where the body was found for more clues. the officials can't yet confirm they're the remains of hannah graham but they still called the 18-year-old's parents with news of the discovery. previously it was a missing person's case and canceled the search sunday. they believe god wanted them to find the body. they found dark tight pants that hannah was wearing the night she disappeared. police charged 32-year-old matthew with the abduction. he was taken into custody last month. they link him to the 2009 zis disappearance of 22-year-old morgan harrison. her body was found 3 1/2 months after she disappeared miles from the graham investigation. harrison says he hopes grahams can find peace now. >> not knowing was worse than morgan being dead. >> the remains have been taken to richmond for autopsy and identification. w

julianna goldman is in our washington bureau with more on that. good morning. >> good morning.hey hope to have updated guidelines for health care workers who have come in contact with patients. officials say there are a lot of options on the table but there was also promising news that the first person to contract ebola in the u.s. was cured of the disease. >> i feel fortunate and blessed to be standing here today. >> reporter: straight from the national institutes of health to the oval office nina pham got a big presidential hug. the nurse who got ebola after caring for thomas eric duncan was given the all clear and released on friday one day after a doctor was diagnosed in new york city. in his weekly address president obama said the disease can be contained and defeated. >> it's important to remember that of the seven americans treated so far for ebola, the five who contracted it in west africa plus the two nurses from dallas, all seven have survived. let me say that again. seven americans treated. all seven survived. >> reporter: but the symbolism of president obama invitin

julianna goldman is in charlottesville with the news rattling the community. >> reporter: good morning, and good morning to viewers in the west. the remains were discovered in a dried up creek bed in an abandoned property about 11 1/2 miles from here the charlottesville mall where hannah graham was last seen. authorities spent sunday canvassing the area where the body was found for more clues. the officials can't yet confirm they're the remains of hannah graham but they still called the 18-year-old's parents with news of the grim discovery. previously it was a missing person's case and police canceled the search party that was scheduled for sunday. they believe god wanted them to find the body. >> we were here to bring closure and we hope that's what we've done. >> reporter: they also found a pair of tight dark pants, similar to what hannah was wearing the night she disappeared after a night out with friends. police charged 32-year-old matthew with the abduction. he was taken into custody after being arrested near galveston, texas, last month. they link him to the 2009 disappearance of