the governors newark and new york come under criticism while a nurse plans to sue over her forced isolation. another tragic loss in the washington community. a second student shot by her classmate loses her fight for her life overnight. lava alert. a neighborhood is told to be ready to evacuate as lava from an erupting volcano approaches their home. it's going to be sad, you know, watching our house go down. and a touching tribute at game five of the world series. lifelong giants fan robin williams is honored before san francisco rolls into another victory. captioning funded by cbs

this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, october 27th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. starting today everyone entering this country from west african nations will be monitored this week. but some believe the federal guidelines don't go far enough. three states imposed mandatory quarantines. new york has already revised its guidelines. those profiles are coming under file. kaci hickox has been forcibly quarantined. brian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. new york's governor softened the quarantine. but newark's governor did not. after a weekend of fierce

opposition from the white house and some medical exports, new york governor andrew cuomo updated his state's 21-day quarantine protocol. following screening at the airport cuomo says anyone who shows no symptoms of ebola can now quarantine themselves at home. >> during those 21 days health care workers would check on them twice a day to monitor their temperature and condition. >> reporter: nurse kaci hickox is the first health care worker isolated. hickox is now being held in an isolation tempt here at university hospital in newark after arriving from sierra leone where she treated patients with ebol ebola. she calls her treatment inhumane. the isolation tent has a portable toilet but no shower. she has hired a team of lawyers to get her out. >> she knows,000 deal and treat ebola. unfortunately governor christie apparently does not.

>> reporter: governor chris chris tell is standing by his state's protocol. >> i don't believe when you're dealing with something as serious as this that you can count on it. >> the best way to protect americans is to stop the epidemic in africa and we need those health care workers to do that. >> reporter: new jersey's quarantine policy will most likely face its first legal test this week as hickox plans to file a federal lawsuit within days. >> she said she fell like she was being treated like a criminal. they took her temperature which was transiently elevated which she thinks was false positive because she was so flush and then she was transferred to university hospital in newark. >> reporter: so far eight states are sticking to the plan to quarantine health care workers who have treated patients with ebola. >> thank you, brian. the first patient diagnosed with ebola in this country was thomas duncan. he was treat and he died at a

dallas hospital and that hospital was criticized for its response. in a "60 minutes" interview, scott pelley talked to four nurses who cared for duncan and talked about the challenges they faced. >> by the time he came in, he had it so we had the suits. >> was it a full suit? >> it was a full suit. there were two at a time in the room and we were designated to be in there. i've been in health care for 20 years and i never emptied as much draft from the waste of his constant diarrhea that he was having -- it was remarkable. and we've had these longer surgical-type gloves on that. i were taped to the tiebeck suit and full gear that would plug in. when i got out it looked like

someone pushed me in a swimming pool. i was drenched. >> they were working 16 to 18 hour as day, spending two hours at a time in duncan's room. >> we held his hand and talked to him and comforted him because his family couldn't be there. >> you held his hand through the space suit. >> i did. >> he was glad someone wasn't afraid to take care of him. and we weren't. >> i have nothing but respect and admiration for everyone that was involved in his care, you know. everyone has someone in their life that they love and they care about. i have a 5-year-old and a 3-year-old, and my wife is pregnant and the mortality rate for pregnant women with ebola is essentially 100%. >> richard, why don't grow to the administration and say, my wife is pregnant. >> people were allowed to request to pass with his care.

>> everyone was a volunteer. housekeeping, respiratory, physicians, nurses. >> but despite all the volunteer, duncan grew worse. an experimental drug wasn't helping. >> early saturday morning he had become very critically ill and was placed on a respirator. >> he was intubated with a tube down his throat. >> down his throat. he had a catheter placed because he was not making the urine that he needed to. he was heavily sedated and he had tears running down his eyes, rolling down his face, and not just normal watering from a sedated person. this was in the form of tears. i grabbed a tissue and i wiped his eyes and i said you're going to be okay. you get the rest you need. let us do the rest for you. and it wasn't 15 minutes later i couldn't find a pulse, and i

lost him. and it was the worst day of my life. >> you can see scott pelley's entire interview with thomas duncan's nurses online at cbsnews.com. one of the teenagers wounded in friday's high school shooting north of seattle died overnight. she was one of four students wounded when a fellow student jaylen fryberg opened fire. another girl was killed and fryberg took his own life. she was 14 years other. two others remain in critical condition. one showed improvement. yesterday students and parents at marysville pilchuck high school gathered to remember the victims and a teacher ran toward the gunman and grabbed his arm. >> it happened within seconds. >> two of fryberg's victims were his cousins. his motive remains unknown.

prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for the captain who let his ship capsize. the prosecution rested his case against the 68-year-old captain today. prosecutors are also seeking life sentences for three other crew members. and the motive of the gunman who opened fire at the canadian parliament may be somewhat clearer this morning. michael zehaf-bibeau made a video. the royal canadien mounted police shows he was driven by ideological and political motive. he worked in canada's oil fields using the money to buy his car and finance his preattack activities. he was living in a homeless shelter just before the attack. u.s. marines ended their combat operations in afghanistan. during ceremonies yesterday the u.s. handed over camp

leatherneck to afghan forces. the flag was lowered for the last time. it was america's longest war. british troops also ended their combat operations in afghanistan yesterday. britain's camp bastion was located right next to the u.s. marine base. 453 british troops died in the fighting. a small contingent of british troops will continue to train afghan officers. well, coming up on the "morning news," ballpark tribute. the late robin williams is honored at the world series with the help of family and friends, but first we'll take you to hawaii where lava is creeping too close to a small community. this is the "cbs morning news."

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could be affect by the lava flow. and talks in forms of coalition government begin today in ukraine. voters backed several pro-western parties. polls indicate that petro poroshenko's party narrowly won the election but will fall short in the majority. four members of the band are charged with felony hazing and manslaughter in the death of drum major robert champion almost three years ago. he died after being beated with fists, drum sticks, and mallets, during a hazing ritual on the band's bus. oscar tavares died in a car accident. he and his girlfriend were both killed. the 23-year-old was one of the top prospects in major league baseball and played for the

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voters in toronto elect a new mayor today. they'll choose a successor to controversial mayor rob ford. he said he's not seeking re-election as he battles cancer. he had smoked crack cocaine but refused to resign. his brother doug is running in his place but he's not expected to win. starting today people can order a home test for colon cancer. you send a stool sample to a lab. it is tested for blood that might suggest a tumor. it's an alternative to those who might have avoided a colon os skoppy. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. gas prices dropped again as crude oil prices fall. the lunldberg survey reports the pump price dropped 18 cents.

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behind an unlikely television show. the comment behind it? isis. we're taken back stage. >> reporter: comedy doesn't get much edgier than this. a sitcom where the joke's on isis. in neverland, isis suicide

bombers are buffoons. iraqis may be laughing, but it's a fair bet isis is not. neverland's script writer has already received several death threats. he is neverland's director. why did you want to do this show? >> we must do something for our country. >> do you see this as a way -- this program as a way of fighting isis? >> yeah, yeah, yeah, of course. >> reporter: fighting back against the highly effective terror campaign that isis has waged through its slick and bloody propaganda videos. some of iraq's most famous actors wanted parts in "neverland" immediately but fear of isis runs deep and it took a while to find someone brave enough to play the head of isis. the man they found eventually is

a relative unknown and he'd like to keep it that way. he didn't want to be filmed without his makeup. but on set telling his suicide bombers not to get too close, it's clear he loves the part. in every show there is a sub text. the brave people of "neverland" are determined to run isis out of town. can you tell me how it ends? >> no, i can't. >> can you tell me if isis loses? >> no, i can't because it's a secret. >> reporter: elizabeth palmer, cbs news, baghdad. >> laughing in the face of terror. well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," guidelines on responding to the ebola crisis. we'll get the latest from the white house, and we'll speak with dr. jon lapook. plus, we sit down with the mother who faces jail time for

giving her sick son medical marijuana. and david burn from the iconic band talking heads joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. here are stories we're following today. will they strike or not? septa union workers take a crucial vote that could eventually impact tens of thousands of commuters. >> more this morning, more grief in washington state, shooting at high school claims another victim. >> and in the battle of the birds, it all comes down to one play, that one right there, eagles leave the fields with a tough loss. because it was right there. >> we were better than that team, and oh, with so many things to point out. we'll a talk about it a little later. first, let's talk about our forecast coming off the weekend? warm up? >> big warm up. wu will surge on the ther