A.M. Links: Ebola in New York, Maybe Terorrism Too, Boko Haram Kidnaps More Girls

Dr. Craig
Spencer of New York City, who treated Ebola patients in Guinea,
was diagnosed with the disease. Mayor
Bill de Blasio says the city is safe, which is true, but not
because of him.
The gunman who killed a soldier in Ottawa, a recent convert to
Islam, had attempted to go to
Syria to join rebels there, according to the Royal Canadian
Mounted Police, who say he had no ties to another man who killed a
soldier in Quebec last week.
A man in
New York City attacked two cops with a hatchet before police
fatally shot him. The cops also unintentionally shot a 29-year-old
woman. Police are investigating possible terror links.
Boko Haram kidnapped 25 more girls in an attack on a remote
town in
Nigeria after the government claimed to have negotiated a
temporary ceasefire that would include the release of more than 200
girls kidnapped earlier this year.
The European Union has calculated that the United Kingdom owes
it 2.1 billion more euros on top of the 10.9 billion it contributes
annually because of its relative economic health.
The governor of the Mexican state of Guerrero,
Angel Aguirre, resigned amid revelations that 42 students in
Iguala were disappeared by local cops working with drug gangs.