front, on the way, we will tike it out for you coming up. >> thank you, casey. i'm sure major changes will be taken into effect little later on, but right now the roads are wide open, looking at the ben franklin bridge, no major problems, construction westbound on the bridge, and few other areas. we'll talk about that in just a second. ukee? >> thank you, in the news this morning, another american is being flown to the united states from west africa, to be treated for ebola. >> now there is comes a mid new revelations about the first person ever diagnosed with the disease here in the states. cbs news correspondent omar a via frank adjoins us live from dallas where they say as many as a hundred people may have come in contact with that patient. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, duncan still in serious condition here at the hospital. health officials monitoring his family. comes on the heals we learn another american in liberia has contracted the virus, on his wack back to the u.s. for treatment. >> a freelance cameraman, covering the ebola outbreak, in africa, will be flown to

the u.s. from liberia, for treatment, after contracting the deadly virus. he had recently gun working with a nbc news team who spoke to rachael. >> we are quarantining ourselves, even going beyond the cdc guidelines. >> in the states, hazmat crews in texas will decontaminate the dallas apartment where thomas duncan, the first person diagnosed with ebola on us soil, stayed upon his arrival from liberia. officials got a court order to keep family members he came in contact with indoors. >> duncan now here at texas cents health for treatment. officials in liberia say they will prosecute duncan for allegedly lying about who he came in contact with, before flying to the states. reportedly filled out health format in liberian saying he had no contact with anyone with ' bowl a but while there, helped pregnant late here --

neighbor who later died of the disease. >> the fact he knew, and he left the country, is -- >> family member claims the family member didn't know had ebola. >> the hospital now answering questions on why duncan came to the hospital showing symptoms, but it was then sent home. texas health presbyterian said they are changing their protocol so that does not happen again. erika, ukee? >> omar, what do we know or what have you learned about the flight duncan took to the united states? >> reporter: we learned united from brussels, to washington, did. c, another flight came down here to dallas. cdc is telling us since he wasn't showing any symptoms, people on the flight are not considered at risk. but we learned that united is now contacting those people just to give them a heads up and releasing flight information just asomugha courtesy. so a lot of people of course curious what's going on in the air and also here on the

ground. >> no doubt about that, omar, thank you. reporting enough dallas. also, developing right now, students at upper darby high school can expect to see extra police officers when they show to up classes this morning. giving you live look at the school area right now, upper darby police tweeted they will have a very strong police presence, around the school today, after a rumor of a threat quickly spread. police say the threat appears to be unsubstantiated, but they are taking it seriously. new this morning, firefighters in north philadelphia were able to get the upper hand on a house fire early this morning, before it spread. "eyewitness news", on the scene, at 26th and oxford. firefighters say, they found heavy smoke coming from the second floor when they responded around 1:30 a.m. no injuries were reported. fire investigators are now working to find out what sparked those flames. 5:03. time for our traffic and weather together. katie, get ready for some changes, right? >> absolutely, not today, however, rather it will be overnight tonight, into

tomorrow, that we start to see this next frontal boundery makes its arrival, once it is all said and done with our area, we're going to see very significant drop on the thermometer in the wake of this front. it is an incredibly potent one, but luckily, the big story for us in the wake of this front is just the chill that starts to settle in. not going to be dealing with any kind of severe weather like our neighbors off across the central us have been dealt. storm scan three, remains quiet. for me, who is always cold, no matter what the situation, it actually feels comfortable out here on the skydeck, there is the front, slowly marching east, and by the time it reaches us, as i mentioned, it is overnight tonight, we start to seat raindrops falling, i would say, past midnight, then it becomes a steadier rainfall through the morning. tomorrow, before skies actually got a chance to clear. now the breeze also companies this. and it is very close to being called windy, but we will keep it breezy for you. don't be surprised to see gusts peaking as high as 25, 30 miles per hour sunday as

much more fall like chill settles in. currently in the 50's, low 60s, depending on location, but you can see what's happened in the wake of the front already. temperatures dropping now, into the 40's, back through the northern portion of the planes here. here's where we stands through the rest of the day today. low seven's, both at the shore, in philadelphia, little cooler by comparison in the poconos, but, back here live on the cbs-3 skydeck, expecting once that sun comes up to see it, sort of mix in with some clouds around the rest of the board, that's just going to be the story for everybody today. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. at least not raining today. >> exactly. >> got little time for that. we also have little time until our rush comes in, with a full swing of frustration. but, right now, we take a look at the ben franklin bridge, beautiful, no delays in either direction. we do have construction westbound side as you make your way into philadelphia. it is blocking the right-hand lane. but again, we're not really seeing any volume problems, so, because we're not seeing that, it really looks like this, all over, as we take a look at 476, not too far from

the schuylkill expressway, again, beautiful ride. our speed censors indicating the same thing, 55 your average on the schuylkill, same thing 95, no problems on the vine st. expressway, pa turnpike northeast extension, 202, 422, list goes on and on. we do, how much, have construction on the roosevelt boulevard in northeast philadelphia between commonly and levick on the southbound side. the inner drive is block, until 6:00 a.m. i, myself, to do some maneuvering in the area through the intersections as i was trying to get to 95, using harbison avenue. so, definitely want to plan accordingly forgetting around the neighborhoods. also, watch out for the construction project northbound 295 at route 13, because that ramp is closed, erika? >> tour, thank you. philadelphia police are being looking for the suspects in this surveillance video. they are accused of slashing tires along two neighborhood blocks in juniata park. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson joins us now at police headquarters with closer look at the video. steve, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika. yes, ma'am, if you can imagine, waking up to your

tires slashed, you can imagine, what kind of frustration these people are feeling, calling this video sickening, if you're making breakfast, or getting ready for work, i want you to come to the tv, just check it out. it is brazen, it is almost embarrassing, these crooks it, looks like they're having the time of their lives, just on down the line in juniata park, slashing and puncturing tires, this is all part of a spree that police say is within about two block radius, the 1600 block wore ethel, pots streets, police looking at the block of time, 10:00 p.m. between 4:30 that night. one male suspect in this video, two female suspects, they say the suspects likely in their late teens, early 20's. but we found more. we did some digging. hit the neighborhood. found what may be a fourth suspect, in a lightly colored suv, separate video from the scene, appears to be the get away driver, waiting for the

crooks to come, after they're done slashing tires. our own todd quinones was there when several of these people were waking up and finding their tires slashed. we want you to check this out. listen to this. >> i don't know what the punks are, but they dot me, probably did it on the side. now i can't have it fixed. i have to buy a brand new tire. >> it is absolutely disgraceful. like they have no respect for anybody in this neighborhood or what they work for, or how hard they work, they just don't care. >> well the worse part is also the silver lining, is that there is video of this police hope you're watching right now, you have got a tip, you can call police and let them know, at least, part of what's happening there in that neighborhood. police are looking for any information that they can find right now, call police, if you have any information. it is the latest from police headquarters, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, steve, we'll get back to you. in other news, investigators looking for gunmen who fired 13 shots on kensington block

injuring three people. police search for clues on the 3,000 block of lee street around 10:30 last night. they say one of the 13 shots fired went through a home on that block, luckily, no one inside was injured. investigators are now checking cameras in the area for any leads. >> veteran philadelphia fire lieutenant is out on bail this morning, facing charges for two disturbing crimes. jamal johnson accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a woman in logan. investigators say, johnson impersonate add police officer, and told the victim that she would be arrested unless she performed a sex act. investigators say, the victim complied before manage to go escape. >> there is an indication that she hides between vehicles, at some point in time, once she exits the vehicle, and that he maneuvers around several cars looking for her, drives around the block looking for her. >> the 18-year veteran is assigned to ladder company 14 in north philadelphia. he's due back in court on october 16th. well, leud emails cost two top pennsylvania officials their jobs.

environmental protection secretary christopher abruceo and glenn parno both resigned yesterday. they're two of eight men accused of sending or receiving pornographic emails while working for tom corbett while he was attorney general. while i have no recommendation of the specific accounts described by the media, i accept full responsibility for any lack of judgement i may have exhibit in the 2009. still ahead this morning, severe storms cause students to run for cover when the roof is blown right off their dorms.s. >> we have new video this morning, of aftermath. see what it looks like when the storms blew through. >> plus, dramatic ends to police chase when that storm truck goes airborne after driving the wrong way. and police say it is not the driver's first crime. the lengthy rap sheet he's raked up. >> as we talked about, get ready for big change with the werth. katie has the weekends forecast. we do traffic and weather together. we will do it on the 3's. good morning, we'll be right back. don't forget when you hit the

road you can still get your eyewitness weather forecast on the go. katie delivers your forecast on "kyw news radio 1060" to get you through the morning commute. hope you can tune in. we'll be right back.

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>> say maids link, all student escaped without getting hurt. here, show you one more like here. this is storm that looks like from the sky. keep your eye on this part of the screen. right there. all of the flashing lights right there, see those in the distance? that's transformer after transformer bursting into flames, on power lines, as severe weather blew through. you can see them just lighting up there. at the height of the storm, more than quarter after million people lost power. katie, i think, that that is

the same system affecting us tomorrow. right? have absolutely. yes, the very same system. this is very large and system that's got a lot of gusto to it, basically, right now, but what is good about the timing for us? is that it is likely to fizzle a little bit at least by the time it hits us. so, let's take you out to huge zoom on storm scan3, you got to zoom it way out to even see this in its entirety. you can see that classic comma shape taking shape here from st. louis, back down toward houston. look at this, we just showed you video. really nasty thunderstorms, quite a bit of severe weather potential when you have a line like this. what's left is still real nasty line. looks like the brunt or at least the leading edge of some of these storms now moving out over the open water of the gulf. but, this again, is the system that's going to eventually move through for us. now, more than anything, we are looking at rain, some winds out of this system, and then a significant drop on the thermometer, we get the cold front out of this. so, look what happens to the

jet stream. remember, few things to remember with the jet stream t helps to steer storms, and it also helps to separate the warm from the cool. the moist from the dry. so, as this cool dry air moves in, you are going to see huge drop on thermometer, which i'll show you in the seven day. quick check on l pollen report, don't worry about it, not huge problem for us, very low levels, right now, ragweed still the predominant pollen. over the course of the weekends hit the daytime high of 69 relatively early, we are going to see the rain start to taper off by afternoon, many of you will in fact see some sun. but the temperatures will start to fall. sunday, it looks good, at face value, but take it at face value, it will be much cooler day, just 62 degrees, might as well be halloween when talking values like. that will vittoria, over to you. >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, if you are traveling anywhere, 95, schuylkill expressway, 422, within your western suburbs, it is just great. let's get outside, take a look, first, we take a look at 95, not too far away from cottman avenue.

right through the construction zones actually which tends to set you back almost every single day. but as of right now, even around 5:15, still not problem making your commute into downtown, we take a look now at the roosevelt boulevard, no major problems in either direction, shot around the schuylkill, if you are traveling, not only around 76, but, even within northeast philadelphia, not awful. but in the northeast, dealing with construction projects, around cottman avenue, so just keep that in mind, cottman avenue, rhawn street, so on, so for the, also, watch out for accident northbound on the roosevelt boulevard, fifth street, something to be minds full of there. pa turnpike westbound between bensalem and willow grove, construction project. blocking the left lane. no delays in new jersey, no delays for mass transit. things at the airport look great, as well. err dismay. >> thank you, here is a look at today's headlines on cbs-3. first man diagnosissed when ebola in the u.s. could face charges in his native liberia. they say thomas duncan lied on questionnaire, about contact with infected people. another infected american is coming back to the united states for treatment.

investigators are searching for the cause after fire in north philly. there were no injuries in the blaze, which broke out about 1:30 this morning near 26th and oxford. and philadelphia police are searching for three suspects caught on tape running from vandalism in juniata park. police say the one man and two women punctured tires on carson wooer he will street and potter street later this week. 5:17. another cyber attack to tell you about. finds out which bank is warning customers about massive data breach. >> have you pick youth your halloween costume yet? few weeks to go. we'll show you which outfits are hot for the holiday. are hot for the holiday. we'll be right

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today looks very pleasant. slowed down, very much set on when it will get here at this point, though, so the whole day really looks very pleasant here, as we continue to keep high pressure around for one more day. here it is, though, and it is a mess. we've got a lot of heavy rain, very nasty thunderstorms that have been doing a lot of damage down through the deep south. by the time this reaches us, into the overnight hours, so

generally just going to be talking about the raindrops picking up after midnight. but, here's where we stand right now, temperatures for the most part into the 50's, across the board here, meanwhile, we've got beasley's friday football frenzy game of the week here, haddon heights, gateway regional, increasing clouds, don't worry about any wet weather until, again, overnight, into tomorrow morning, temperatures start to gradually fall through the afternoon there is front moves in. and that breeze is going to be noticeable, all weekends long, despite bright sunshine, sunday, and that will be a chilly day, shock to the system coming our way. vittoria? >> thank you, kay i, as of right now, really nothing major that will shock you on your commute. we take a look, first, this is 309, not too far away from the pa turnpike, looking pretty good out there. everything nice and wide open, clear. as we continue, though, taking you over to the vine st. expressway, traveling on the vine, eastbound, westbound, nice and easy breezy, both to the schuylkill and 95, no major delays there, as well. as we take a look at the wide, again, reflecting no problems,

50 is your average speed, really everywhere, not only in pa but in jersey as well as delaware. no delays as well for mass transit. ukee? >> thank you, torrey, in sports, eagles are eager to get back to business and get back on the winning track, sunday against the rams. chip kelly's potent offense is struggling with the run, thanks, to depleted offensive line. lane johnson back this week, and that should help. the birds may try to scale things, though, back a bit. >> everyone wants to get on the same page. everyone so competitive on how are we going to do that, what do i need to do, sometimes you just got to bring it back down, play the game hard like it is supposed to be played. everything will take care of itself. >> let's do it, fellows, time for eagle football. after four games, jeremy maclin has to be in the running for come back player of the year. he missed last season of course with the knee injury. so far this year he leads the birds in receptions, touchdowns, and receiving yards. well, big game for the greenbay packers thursday night football right here on cbs-3. aaron rogers went crazy. he threw three touchdowns

including long bomb to nelson, and the packers demolished the minnesota vikings 42 to ten. more thursday night football next week. it will be the colts and texans in houston. good day to be a baseball fan, the tigers play the orioles at noon, the giants take on the nationals at 3:00. and the dodgers host the cardinals at 6:30, and the royals play the angels, at 9:30, playoff baseball. now the royals lead that is her sees with the angels thanks to mike and his 11th inning homerun last night, long ball broke two-two tie. royals beat the angels three to two in anaheim. kansas city making their first post-season appearance since winning the world series back in 1985. erika, back to you. >> coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news", another bump in the road with general motors. we'll tell you about the auto maker's latest large recall. >> plus, n new developments in the ebola outbreak. learning new details about one of the sick patients in the united states, and, why he could end up in trouble with the law. plus: the vice president puts

his foot in his mouth. but realizes it right away. was he only bluffing? hear what joe biden said to a group of students that made him quickly apologize. and, vittoria and katie return, they've got your traffic and weather together on the 3's today and the weekend, back in just two minutes.

(another american investigation the ebola virus, and an us ctor is being quarantined. still plenty of concerns if you are living near the first patient diagnosed on american soil, including why his apartment can't be cleaned. >> good morning, and enjoy today's weather while you can. because it is going to take a change this weekend. let's get your traffic and weather together. right now, talk about it with katie and torrey. good morning. >> good morning, ukee, we can expect to see another very

quiet day unfold here in our area. but, that is definitely not going to be the norm for us, the weekends gets here, potent system set to arrive, and we will talk about the impact coming up. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, if you are, look at that smile, you know what? let's just stay on you for little bit more. >> you're making me blush. >> can i get a little love over here, too? good morning, everyone. you know what? we should probably focus little bit more on katie today. because traffic wise, at least right now, there is not too much to talk b we have the construction zones coming up. we'll have that information in just a second. looking here at the vine st. expressway, construction zones, pa turnpike, here and, there we will have some information, in just a bit. ukee, care? >> torrey, thank you. now to the developing story, a american television cameraman, tests positive for ebola. >> he contracted the virus in liberia, while working alongside nancy sneiderman, surgeon from the university of pennsylvania. meanwhile, we've learned the texas ebola patient could face