. >> pelley: and steve hartman "on the road. with her time running out she turned to a stranger and made an incredible are q. >> i just asked her. i blurted it out. >> reporter: what did you say? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the islamic terrorist group known as isis said late today it has executed another western captive. that would be the fourth in six weeks. isis put out brutally graphic video purporting to show the beheading of a british aid worker 47-year-old alan henning. of course, we will not show that to you. the terrorists are now threatening to kill another american, peter kasig, in retaliation for u.s. and allied airstrikes isis targets in iraq and syria. holly williams has more now about this latest casualty in the war with isis. >> reporter: he was a british taxi driver and father of two daughters who worked with a muslim charity to deliver aid to syrians. and everybody watching. >> reporter: but that didn't matter to the isis militants who ki

. >> pelley: then, steve hartman reports, she found a cure for the blues. >> i recommend it to anybody. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. president obama is calling in a specialist to deal with ebola, but ron klain is not a medical doctor. he's a doctor of law, and his specialty is not diseases. the white house says it's management, as chief of staff to the vice president in 2009, he helped run the economic stimulus program. the president named klain today to run the federal ebola response. we have a series of reports on ebola tonight, beginning with major garrett. at the white house. >> what we were looking for is not an ebola expert, but rather an implementation expert. >> reporter: ron klain's appointment was so abrupt, he doesn't have white house security clearance yet and no official start date, but some time next week he will become an important behind-the-scenes, trouble-shooting voice to calm an administration criticized for an uneven response to the ebola crisis. klain will brief the president daily and coord

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and steve hartman "on the road" with marissa plank, just 24 and living in a retirement home. so what are you doing here? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. the toll in the biggest outbreak of ebola that the world has ever known hit a new milestone today. the world health organization told us that more than 4,000 people have died in four west african nations, and one in the united states-- thomas eric duncan, wednesday, in dallas. tonight, new documents raise still more questions about how the hospital treated duncan and why it initially sent him home. manuel bojorquez is in dallas. >> reporter: medical records released by duncan's family to the associated press reportedly show his 103-degree temperature flagged with an exclamation point in the texas health presbyterian record keeping system. the records indicate, during his visit to the emergency room two weeks ago, he said he felt dizzy, had a headache, and abdominal pain so severe he rated them eightout of ten. and though duncan

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steve hartman introduces us to a nurse who takes work home with him. a word for people watching video games. the 5th of october, 2014. >> fearing a case of ebola they ordered a man off the plane. the man tested negative for the disease. in dallas, they say the first patient diagnosed with ebola in this country has taken a turn for the worse. thomas eric duncan who was admitted to the presbyterian hospital is now said to be in critical condition. the parents of american aid worker and former army ranger peter cassie released a video pleading with the islamic state to spare his life. >> grant freedom so we can hug you again. >> cassie is the liteest hostage isis is threatening to kill in retaliation for american airstrikes. jean do you have d duvalier kno doc died of a heart attack at 63. his regime sent an uprising that sent in into exile in return. duvalier made a return to haiti, and his father was the man they called papa doc. a record breaking play-off game in the nation's capitol. it took 18 innings, six and a half hours and one huge homer belted b

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. >> and steve hartman treats us to beautiful music at retirement home. chip reid exploits the histories of the kennewick man. first the headlines the 12th of october, 2014. a health care worker who treated thomas eric duncan at texas presbyterian hospital, may have tested positive for the virus. officials are running further tests to confirm that preliminary finding. new stricter arrival screenings for the virus have go into effect at some u.s. airports. a 21 month old mexican girl to die from a virus causing severe rez practice tore problems with children across the country. 5 others have died. a possible massacre in the syria border town of kobani. islami militants now control about 40% of the town, despite waves of u.s. airstrikes aimed at them. seven teenage football players in new jersey are facing sex crime charges in connection with hazing attacks that took place last month. the charges prompted school officials at the memorial high school to cancel the team's football season. here's today's weather. severe thunderstorms are expected to move acros

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jan crawford shows off the colorful screens of baltimore and steve hartman has the story of two hearts on the mend, and more, but first the headlines for this sunday morning the 19th of october 2014. at the is a vatican this morning pope francis pope paul the sixth, which puts the late pontiff on the path to sainthood. >> yesterday two-week vatican meeting with bishops rejecting francis's attempt to soften the church's stance on divorce and gay catholics. >> canada says it will make a small quantity of its experimental ebola vaccine available to the world health organization to use in the hard hit nations of west africa. the supreme court will allow texas to enforce its strict voter identification law in the upcoming election. critics of the law say it could define deny poor latinos and blacks of their right to vote. what appears to be a sad ending to the search for 18-year-old hannah graham the university of virginia student who disappeared five weeks ago juliana goldman reports from washington. >> reporter: a search team found human remains on saturday while combing an abandoned prop

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steve hartman, on the road, in rochester, new york. >> oh, man, that is such a great story.w, when you're correcting each other's grammar, it is true love. i mean, there tough. >> and one confirmed bachelor has flowered coffee caution. >> flowered mugs. >> yep. it is official. >> for sure. we'll be right back. >>> 8: 53, how is it feeling, carol? >> warming up nicely out here, that's a relief, we saw our colder air, in a lot of locations cents but now 41 in philadelphia, 34 trenton, 41 in wilmington, and on our way this afternoon to 60 degrees, sun and clouds, we drop down to 50 degrees tonight, and then tomorrow back at 66 degrees, few more clouds, chance of a shower, we keep a shower chance on wednesday and thursday. but, by friday, saturday, sunday, at this point it, looks like we have temperatures with sunshine, in the 60s. let's check on our roads with jess. >> thank you, good weekends to look forward tonight we go outside right now 309 stump road where police activity and clean up for an accident, on the scene right here, so this is headed northbound, blogging off thes

none more so than young woman our steve hartman has found. >> a lot of kids live for basketball.n hill, who started playing in 6th grade and immediately fell in love with the game, she literally living for basketball. >> she's chasing a dream and she wants people to see that. that they can do that. >> her dad, brent, and her mom lisa, say over the years lauren has thrown herself in to a lot of different things. >> 110% no matter what it is. >> she's always done it. but never seen her commit to anything like she has with basketball this year. playing on a team even though she has a brain tumor. the size of a lemon. and growing daily. her cancer is terminal. when it was diagnosed about a year ago she had one question for her doctors. >> can i still play basketball? >> that was your. i wanted to wear that jersey and people like a super hero again because that's how i feel when i put on a jersey and this number. >> 22. everyone where she lives near cincinnati, ohio, knows that number. everyone at mount saint joseph's university where she's a freshman knows of her incredible commitmen