it made a mistake treat ago this sick patient. now there are concerns that some children may have also been exposed to a dangerous virus and another person is also showing symptoms. >> good morning everyone. also pepsi has a new training for people counting calories. but they are not selling it in stores or vending machines, find out where you'll have have to go to try it out but first lets get our weather and traffic together and start off with katie. >> good morning everybody. we are in a little bit of the lull, a break in our forecast pattern here, today, tomorrow we can expect to see quiet weather in total, everybody will stay dry here which is a nice change of pace for us. as we move forward in the forecast eventually some wet weather dods move n we will track rain we will do that in the next few minutes, vittoria. >> good morning, everyone. as a of right now roads are quiet. we are not seeing that rush blow its way in just yet but we have a disabled truck on i-95 northbound at cottman avenue that has been out here for quite a while. they have been working on this

diligently to get this moving so hopefully it will be out of the way soon. we will have that more on the other side. now that texas hospital treating a man for ebola they admit they miss handles that case. >> as omar villafranca reports more than a dozen people including five school children may be at risk. >> reporter: some parent in dallas say they won't send their kids to school today after hearing five students in the area machine toward at home for signs of the ebola virus. health officials believe there are among 12 to 18 people who may have had contact with the the first patient diagnosed with the the disease, in the u.s. >> the students didn't have any symptoms and so the odds of them passing on any sort of virus is very low. >> reporter: health officials are also monitoring the ivy apartment complex. paramedics transported the patient from an apartment there. he has been identified by cbs dallas station k tv t as thomas duncan. >> what is going on so the kids won't get sick and have

been. >> reporter: federal health officials are trying to figure out why the medical staff at texas health released the infect patient when he first felt ill. duncan originally went to the hospital on september 26th, complaining of fever and abdominal pains, a week after flying in from liberia. a nurse reading from an ebola checklist asked if he had traveled from africa. he answered yes but was released anyway. >> the the key hallmark of the triage process is where have you been along with having these symptoms and how long have they been developing for. >> reporter: duncan was admitted to texas health two days later where he remains in isolation n dallas omar villafranca for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a hawaii patient remains in isolation in the honolulu hospital over ebola concerns. the the man check in yesterday morning and under going testing to rule out several conditions includinge bowl a the state's department of health could not confirm if the man traveled to or from west africa in most recent

weeks. all right. coming up 59:33, lets check with katie and hear more about the forecast. >> information case is generally very quiet today and as well as into tomorrow. we have been hearing and warning but this upcoming frontal boundary. it is a ducey. it will get here with heavy rain and pretty stiff breeze but it looks like the timing may have shifted a little bit here. it looks like it is predominantly now a morning on saturday morning, issue for us here. i think friday overall looks pretty g lets take you out there and we will start off with a quick view of sky cam three, as we look live here the atlantic city. we have a couple of casinos all lit up in pink here in support of the breast cancer awareness month. we are very proud supporters here at cbs-3 and the cw. meanwhile lets go next to storm can three where things are very quiet. we are not finding any storms here at the local level. as we zoom it out to the regional level, can you believe we're still tracking this same area of low pressure and still making its very sluggish retreat, but it is at least gone for us, and then, as we have continued to discuss the next frontal

boundary, has really been rumbling through, it is very significant, and nasty weather, throughout the central plains, and it the ill with eventually be our story by friday night. here's a quick check of the area temperatures as we take a live lot at neighborhood network. havertown 59 degrees being reported at haverford middle school. chester springs at 56, low 60's currently out in places like vineland, for example, and as the day progresses we will call it a partly sunny day. put that however you want, a few clouds, sunny intervals, whatever you say, we'll the same icon for your eyewitness weather day planner. this will be a nice day work some filtered sunshine but very seasonal when it comes to temperature, vittoria, over to you. thanks very much, katie. good morning, everyone. traveling on all of our majors it is a beautiful ride so far. we have been dealing with the disable tractor trailer on i-95 though, it is i-95 northbound, it is a oil tanker. i-95 northbound at cottman it has been blocking the right lane for quite the a while. we have tow trucks on the scene to get this thing out of

the way. it has been out of here for over an hour. well, actually more than. that a few hours really. so traveling northbound on i-95 you may have just have a touch of the slow down at this point at cottman avenue but since no volume to war bit it is not much of a concern. looks at the schuylkill expressway camera flipped around to the toll plaza right at the pennsylvania turnpike, in problems in either direction, 76 not only looks great, but in your entire western suburbs, but also around center city maybe heading town towards the call the whitman bridge. average speed sensors in the 50's. traveling in northeast philadelphia we have construction on the roosevelt boulevard in either direction near cottman avenue. it is ongoing until 6:00 a.m. it is in the inner drive. be careful of. that also watch out for construction, new jersey, 295 northbound until 6:00 a.m. right around the black horse pike, ukee. >> torey, thank you. signs of home in atlantic city. recently closed casino could soon reopen. brookfield u.s. holdings won the auction for the old revel casino. cot will pay 110 million-dollar for the the bankrupt casino that shut down

last month. brookfield plans to reopen the boardwalk property, as a casino. the bankruptcy court still has to approve the sale, sometime next week. time is 5:36n business news this morning the next move for derek jeter. >> and why airline stocks are going down. money watch's jill wagner joins us now in new york at the the stock exchange, hi jill. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee and erika. scary start to the month of october. dow jones fell 238 points on wednesday, the nasdaq finished 71 points lower. but ebola fears are sending airline stocks down. is there concern americans could get too nerve to us travel. stocks for drug makers testinge bowl vaccines though are climbing. apartment rents are rising and in sign any release is on the way. a considering to the wall street journal average rental apartment is $1,111 a month up 3 percent from the same time last year, a 15 percent from the end of the recession in

2009. analyst say millennials are driving up the rental market. many say they cannot afford or just don't want to own a home. the nfl has extended its contract with direct tv to carry the sunday ticket package. the agreement spans the satellite provider's rights to stream out of market games live on local devices and on line. that deal is worth $12 billion over eight years. also in sports news fresh off retirement derek jeter has a new job. yankees short stop started a new web site called players tribune. the goal he says is to connect athletes and fans without the usual media filters. he said it will publish first person stories trekly from the athletes. should be interesting. >> yes,. >> thank you, jill. right now 5:37. a secret service shake up, julia pierson steps down in delaware county native joseph clancy steps in as interim director of the agency.

pierson offered her resignation after testifying before a congress about several recent white house security breaches. another breach directly affect president obama who shared an elevator with an unauthorized armed guard last month in atlanta. >> over the last several days we have sceneries event and accumulating reports raising questions about the performance of the agency, and i president conclude that had new you leadership of that agency was required. >> clancy is from havertown and graduated from villanova. he also taught history at father judge high school in northeast philadelphia. boston hurled a will pol guyed for a controversial cartoon mocking the secret service scandal. this is cartoon here public in yesterday's paper with the caption white house invader got farther than originally thought. cartoon shows president brushing his teeth in the white house bathroom with the stranger in the tub asking president obama if he tries the new the water melon flavored toothpaste. artist apologized saying he pick water melon toothpaste

because he saw it in his bathroom. we are learning more about the troubled past of the man accused of kidnapping a university of virginia student jesse matthew who was accused of sexual assault in virginia, when he was a student there in 2003. matthew later left the school and was never charged with the crime. new police say he kidnaped hanna graham last month and she is still missing. matthew has also been connected to another student's murder five years ago. a child abduct more than 12 years ago will soon be reunited with her father. investigators say sabrina allen's mother kidnaped her in 2002. she was just four at the time. after a long search, authorities arrest dead dora lawrence and brought her back to travis county, texas. >> i will ask for -- she's in pretty bad shape is my understanding.

i just pray for healing. >> sabrina is receiving psychological treatment, her father hopes that soon he will get to see her daughter. our time 5:40. driver learns an important lesson about trying to beat a draw bridge. you have to see this when we come back. a long road to recovery for tracie minister again we are learning just how severe his injuries are from a crash on the new jersey turnpike. and apps on our phones can make our lives easier but you may be sharing too much information on them and you can pay the price for it be right back.

a 17 year-old girl is recovering from the gunshot wound to her arm after a shooting on cottage street in wissonoming. police recovered a gun and a suspect is in custody. neighbors are calling for more crossing guards in nicetown after a six year-old boy was struck and killed by a car. investigators say that boy dashed into 15th street from between parked cars. the driver who hit him remained at the scene. a texas happies under investigation after a man diagnosed with ebola was permitted to leave, thomas duncan told hospital personnel he recently been to liberia but was released. he was readmitted a few days later. health officials are monitoring anybody had contact with duncan. here's something to think about next time you are driving across the tacony palmyra bridge. check out crazy video from

croatia where draw bridge turned into a launching pad for that car there. it looked like a movie stunt. the driver said she was blinded by the sun and did not see the red light. the carries banged up but woman and her daughter were not hurt. >> right over the edge, wow. what do you do when you have an itch you just can't scratch, this bear knows what to do, find a tree and just work it out there right there, oh, yeah. the department have have wild life posted this video on the facebook page with the caption lessons from a black bear how to scratch an itch. >> oh, yeah, right there. right there. >> right there. >> owe yeah. >> right the now 5:43. let check with katie. >> i feel like i have seen that move on the dance floor before. >> i will not do it. >> lets get you out there, guys. we will look at a much wider

zoom on storm scan three as we continue to track the retreat of the same area of low pressure but it is, a memory for us, at this point, still messing with portions of the southeastern new england. here's beginning of the next frontal boundary rolling on through our region here by friday, overnight into saturday we will track it in a second but this has got some gust toe because it is in the wide opened great plains where we have plenty of water from the gulf and cool air doing battle from the warm air from the south. all of the ingredients are there. that is why we see so much severe weather in this part of the country. for us it is in the a severe weather threat but the rather a heavy rain and windy conditions event for us. those are the two big factors. we will take to you friday here in future weather, 11:00 a.m., sunny skies, entire day, it is quiet, we don't get to see that wet weather moving in here messing with your outdoor plans until overnight.

many of us are in bed anyway and this will actually continue to move through relatively slowly, through the bet are part of at least midday saturday, and even by 4:00 p.m. most of the garden state still dealing with that rain before it finally clears out. now the further west you are, the sooner you will see that sunshine and you will see some before saturday is all said and done and gone for everybody by sunday. quick check on visability because that has been a issue, it is in the too bad but lancaster is one and only spot where you are dropping to close to 2 miles and coiled end up with patchy but locally dense fog as well. your school day forecast we will give you a b plus here, sun and clouds, little cool, a tad breezy but overall a nice day and that is how tomorrow looks as well until that front comes along and then clears out and we will get a coast ovulate october, weather with the temperature but factor in that breeze and feeling more like november, yeah, november on a sunday. meanwhile we have watching the weather and watching for those storms to roll role in on saturday morning.

we want to you join our team of eyewitness weather watches, sign up for i brand new program our eyewitness weather watchers head to cbs philly.com/watchers, what else, torey, over to you. i like the alliteration as well. good morning everyone. traveling on i-95, 95 we're still dealing with an oil tank aer, disable oil tanker blocking right-hand lane northbound approaching cottman avenue. folks have been working diligently on this out there for hours in this area. if you can give yourself more time but good news is we're not seeing rush hour delays just yet so you may notice a slight gaper delay as folks are peeking over to the right to take a look at. that moving to the roosevelt boulevard this shot here not too far from the area of broad street traveling in either direction it is a great commute heading down towards schuylkill or making your way in to northeast philadelphia if you are heading in to northeast philadelphia roosevelt boulevard in either direction near cottman avenue

in the northeast until 6:00 a.m. they are doing paving in those inner lanes. don't you love when the street is freshly paved. it is like the best feeling ever. so you will find that out there but you you will find that than can trucks zone taking out inner lanes again so ongoing for just about another 20 minutes or so but don't forget when you are on the road you can always get updated traffic information about backups in your area with the new your drive app, down load that for apple and android devices by going to cbs philly.com/your drive. thanks, torey. we are learning more about the injuries tracie minister again suffered on the accident on the new jersey turnpike. morgan's attorney revealed that the comedian suffered a brain injury in the june 7th crash with the wal-mart tractor trailer. his lawyers tells the new york post that morgan is working on speech issues and unclear if tracie will perform again. another case of entero virus 68 confirmed in camden

county as virus continues to spread across the the country. officials are in the releasing any details about the seven year-old child citing medical privacy laws. there are seven confirmed coast cases of the less try virus in new jersey. what do you need -- do you use your smart phone to keep track have of your health. >> you could be sharing more than you expect. emily smith joins us from washington with surprising information about your vital statistics. emily, good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: ukee and erika, good morning to you. the signs of change is simple as what you might see on a apple iphone. it is a health app used to track things like your vital statistics, your weight, fitness, body measurements, that is information you may choose to send to a doctor if you want them to evaluate it but new you article suggests that the information may in the stop there. this article is in cnn money and points out life insurance companies may use medical records as they weigh risk of their potential customers. if you have sent your information from your smart

phone to the doctor, chance that could be included in the records. now this is an emerging technology and the article admits it is had hard to know if life insurers will use this information from the health apps but one digital privacy lawyer say, it looks like as a insurance company they wouldn't access to all information possible to find out things like you have lost a lot of weight in a short period of time that indicates that your ill. so will this be used? spokesperson for the american council of leave insurers say that they use real data, they don't underwrite in hypotheticals. he didn't comment specifically on this apple, also did not comment for requests for this article. but an interesting thing what you might think is helping new some ways could have ramificationness ways that you have never even thought about before. >> how about that. >> emily, is there any precedent for using this kind of information that customers put out themselves. >> reporter: you have to remember we are talking about life insurance here because when it comes to something like health insurance, insurance companies can't use

information like this to discriminate against you because of preexisting conditions. the that is as a result of the affordable health care act. it is not talking about health insurance, it is life insurance. but switch gears and think about auto insurance. so many insurers are already having those in vehicle devices that might tell what your driving habits are, if you are speeding, if you are a careful driver. there is an industry organization that estimates next five years about 20 percent of all auto insurance policies are going to be somehow tied to those in vehicle devices and number will get up because they think in part consumers are getting more comfortable with giving out their information. they are doing it to maybe get better rates but they are giving up privacy in that. people are willing to do it for their vehicles the thought is maybe they are doing it when it comes to their life insurance ago well. >> thanks very much. other news this morning the soda wars are heating up on line, pepsi unveils a new

you drink but won't find it in the grocery store yet. pepsi true will only be sold on amazon for now. seven and a half ounce drink is made with stevea sugar type and has 30 percent fewer calories then regular pepsi look for pepsi true on amazon in the middle of the month it will eventually be sold in grocery stores. i'm a frank's black berry man myself, frank's orange from back in the day. >> sound delicious. >> good stuff, good stuff. >> right now, 5:51. before you walk out the the door we will one more check of traffic and weather together on the three's. a fantasy football fumble, hear about the embarrassing mistake an nfl player admits making on his own team, we making on his own team, we will be

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that is certainly well for the union match here for chicago, a must win, guys, we are pulling for you. 64 degrees. a a couple clouds, no huge deal, it looks like a nyce. have your sweat shirt ready to go. low to mid 07's, expected with sunshine, vittoria, over to you. not so great would be i-95 right now but just a little bit, it will be get better. you'll notice camera moving around northbound side of i-95 where folks are trying to pull, pull, an oil tanker off of the roadway, and as you'll notice as they move camera they are trying to give you a better idea. notice that right here where they are trying to pull that thing off through but by the time we

and one player, is paying the price for benching himself. tightened larry donald caught three touchdowns this past weekend and that racks up points for fantasy football players. donald did in the play himself, and he lost his fantasy game. he is definitely in his own starting line up this week, can't say much about his confidence. >> i benched myself, i won't play. >> come on you are in the nfl. >> i start myself every week. >> confidence. >> we will be right back.

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thanks for joining us, in the news gunfire on the streets of northeast philadelphia leaves a teenage girl hospitalized.

police have a suspect in custody and they tell us he was a wanted man. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us at police headquarters with more on this, same, good morning. >> a teenage girl was taken to the hospital after being shot in the arm, and police say witnesses helped identified the suspect. a 17 year-old girl is recovering this morning after being shot in the arm, police say she was sitting next to a man on the porch of her grandmother's house in the 5900 block of cottage street in wissonoming around 11:00 last night. that is when a shoot's approach them. after a verbal argument with the girl the man fired five shots, one at point blank range hitting her in the right arm. >> the bullet broke her arm. >> the man shot and shot at her again this time hitting several homes in the process. >> she ran to several houses, and her grandmother's house and two other houses next to her grand mom's house trying