with nbc news team including correspondent nancy sneiderman, spoke to nbc host rachael from monday rover ya. >> quarantining ourselves, even going beyond the cdc guidelines. >> in the states hazmat crews will decontaminate the apartment of thomas duncan, first person diagnosissed when ebola on us soil, officials got court orders to keep family members he came in contact with indoors. >> duncan now here at texas 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. duncan reportedly filled out health form in liberia, saying node contact with anyone with ' bowl, a but while there he helped a pregnant neighbor infected with the disease. >> the fact he knew and left the country is important,

quite frankly. >> family members claims duncan didn't know the woman had ebola. >> the hospital is answering questions, when he was sent hold after showing symptoms. now, changing protocols to make sure that does not happen again. erika, ukee? >> omar, what's the latest on the apartment where duncan stayed before he was hospitalized this. >> yesterday, taking out sheets, stuff like. that will hazmat crew ready to go yesterday, give the place a proper scrub down. >> storm blew three here yesterday, cut off power to large part of dallas including where that apartment complex is. and, also, they needed a permit. so we will keep an eye on, that to see if in fact they'll do that today. >> omar, thanks so much for. that see you throughout the morning, thanks so much. also, happening today, threat of violence at delaware county high school with police presence.

live look over at upper darby high school, officers will be out in force this morning, although the specific threat is not confirmed, police say, they are taking any and all rumors seriously. >> hatching today, eight people will testify in front of the house committee on veterans affairs during hearing about the philadelphia va. back in july, lawmakers highlighted some of the problems at the va. >> see if problems like miss andment, 800,000 vets in the region. coming up on 8:03, that's right, 6:03, skipping ahead two hours, katie, good morning. >> oops. >> careful, you just scared a lot of people. what time is it? >> you're late for work. >> it happens. looking at tiny number on the monitor, we gave you a pason that, erika. good morning, happy friday first and for most. actually pretty pleasant day underway as we speak here. sun not up just yet. see bit more of it. we actually did see sunshine yesterday. but here's just a snapshot of

basically our weather pattern in a nutshell. storm scan3, shows, us very nicely, i think, high pressure, still ruling the roost here at home. but yet clearly have comings off to the west. and that will eventually be our next big story. this is our next very potent cold front. set to arrive here overnight tonight, into tomorrow morning, before it gradually tapers off. and the breeze and the chill will settle in for the weekend. sixty-one your current temperature at the airport, i have to tell you here on the cbs-3 skydeck it feels pretty good. what happened in the wake that far front? temperatures haven't quite caught up to the passage of the front in chicago yet, but they certainly have in the twin cities, 47 degrees, as the front already passed through, and we are yes going to see similar values, by sunday morning, here, so enjoy the seasonable weather while you have got t call it partly sunny around the region as a whole, low 70s expect in the philly at the shore, little cooler, though, as you head to the higher terrain up in the mountains. vet tore crashes we send it into you. >> thank you so much. good morning, everyone, if you are traveling on any of the majors, still looking pretty good out there.

let's get outside. give you better look, shall we? first, 95, not too far away, from lincoln financial field. actually approaching the girard point bridge, that broad street area. southbound traffic moving away from you here. if you are headed down to philadelphia international airport, there is cents no problems there. even when you do get there. even when you move beyond it, continuing into delaware county, really 95 looks great. if you are traveling on the roosevelt boulevard, taking a look here, approaching the area of the schuylkill, this would be southbound traffic. making its way down toward 76, northbound moving away. no major problems, around this area. if you are traveling, really, any area, our speed censors are still great. it does seem to be that we're starting to see just touch of that southbound 95 slow down through girard avenue because of the construction zone. but, for the most part, we're still in the green all over. now, as we head back over to the roosevelt boulevard for a second, we do have an accident northbound at fifth street. it the in the outer drive. also cents is involving a pole vehicle had gone into a pole there. so just be careful of that. also we have construction zone for you here, lombard street.

between eighth and ninth. it will be block until 7:00 a.m. spruce street your best alternate. no delays for mass transit. ukee? >> thank you, torrey. new this morning, red cross cents is helping three families after an early morning house fire in north philly. the flames broke out around 1:30, inside home at 26th and oxford. firefighters say when they got, there on the scene, heavy smoke was coming from the second floor, no injuries were reported. investigators are working to find a cause to that fire. well, philadelphia police want you to take a close look at this surveillance video, they say it captures three suspect slashing tires, in juniata park under the cover of darkness. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson joins us now, at police headquarters, he also has exclusive video of what could be a fourth suspect. steve, good morning. >> yes, good morning, ukee, we do, you know, when you see the aftermath, of vandalism, it is often shocking, surprising, stunning, but when you actually see it, on camera, like a lot of the neighbors that are waking up and seeing this this morning are it is

discusting. that's what they are calling it, i want to show you the video now that we have. this is released from police. it shows one male suspect, it shows two female suspects, it shows them kind of going up and down a line of cars, just casino of stabbing and cutting and slashing the tires on several vehicles. this is all in a span of about two-block radius 4:30 p.m. suspect likely in their late teens to early 20's. we did some digging, ukee, we found some people light colored suv waiting for the crooks,.

>> also video of people who found their tires. >> i don't know where the puncture hole is but they got me. they probably did it on a side. now i can't have it fixed, i have to by a brand new tire. >> absolutely disgraceful. no respect for anybody in this neighborhood, zero or what they work for or how hard they work. they just don't care. >> east detective are working the case, they say, at least eight vehicles were hit in that section, in juniata park looking for suspect, hoping somebody right now can help. if you have any tips, please give police a call. that's the latest from police headquarters, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". just makes you shake your head. steve, thank you. shots ring out on kensington street sending three people to the hospital. now, police are is her clinic for the gunman. investigators search for clues on the 3,000 block of lee street. that's where police say a man fired 13 shots hitting three people. one bullet went through a home, luckily, no one inside was hurt. there is no word on motive for

that shooting. police are also investigating a deadly stabbing in university city that left a 57 year old man dead. officers responded to the scene on the 3200 block of summer street around 7:30 last night. that is where they found the victim with multiple stab wound. he was pronounced dead at the scene. investigators say, they have a 59 year old man in custody, and he's being questioned as police continue to search for a motive. >> a philadelphia fire lieutenant is freon $100,000 bail this morning, after being charged with two disturbing crimes. johnson accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a woman in logan. investigators say, johnson impersonate add police officer and told the victim she would be arrested unless she performed a sex act. investigators say, she complied and then managed to escape. johnson is assigned to ladder company 14, in north philadelphia. right now 6:08. and here we go again. gm issues yet another recall, what you need it know to stay safe on the road. >> also this morning, royal

warning, the duke and duchess of cambridge tells the pap razz toy stay away from their son prince george. we'll tell you about the disturbing behavior that could lead to legal action when we come back. >> also, severe weather in texas. check it out. heavy rain, strong winds, transformers, even burst into flames on power lines, knocking out power to a quarter million people. and that system, that's the one headed our way, katie has the details coming up on the 3's. >> ♪ >> listening to phil as we go to break, you're on "eyewitness news" with traffic and weather together on the 3's. back in just a bit. ♪

i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live in delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families.

>> gusts cents so strong at arlington, blew the roof of buildings. hundreds of thousands of residents left without power. police in fort worth respond today more than 150 calls for drivers, stranded in water. also, stranded in water this 18 wheeler, this was the scene further south, in corpus christi, texas. investigators say, a water main break created? sinkhole and took the big rig with it. the driver, we're told, is okay, and katie, it is the same system coming into effect us. are we going to see that casino of severe weather. >> absolutely not, thank

goodness, actually when we look back at storm scan3, behind us, looking at the solid line of storms. this is a three hour loop t hasn't really moved all that much. so, really dealing with quite a bit down there in the deep south. for us, it looks like the timing is actually going to be on our side. it comes later tonight. we want to walk you through all of this. we go full screen on storm scan, with that system right now, here in the deep south, brinking in very heavy rain, continued severe weather potential down that way. but, for us, this gets here overnight. so you lose the heating of the day that's necessary to help get another round of severe weather going. now, maybe an embedded thunderstorm with this, but i don't think you have to worry too much about severe weather, this is mainly rain and win issue. looking at future weather, starting off by looking at the time stap p, that's critical. 10:00 p.m. than is just barely starting to bring in the potential tore pom showers. i would say generally overnight, toward dawn tomorrow main energy gets here, in new jersey not a drop of rain until sitting down with your morning cup of coffee.

keep that in mine. moves in from west to east, by noon, some of you may already be seeing some sunshine, but also with that the wind is going to be kicking in, and the temperatures will begin to actually decline so we hit 69 gressorial titchly early on. and cooler air really going to take over, boy, does t look at sunday morning, starting offer mid 40's, we haven't really seen temperatures like that in quite a while. it will feel more like, say, halloween standards out there, at best. vittoria? >> i feel a lot of pumpkin spice going on that morning. >> oh, ya. >> you snow. >> that sounds like a plan. >> actually, you know what, could we, maybe, order pumpkin spice all around? good morning, everyone, traveling everywhere traveling well so far. ninety-five where we are starting to see the dip in speeds. we take a look here at the 30 bypass, no delays in either direction, westbound or eastbound, this shot here around 322, we continue now to the 42 freeway, it does seem to be that we are starting to see few more vehicles on that

northbound side. as you approach area of 29a watching is right now, by the time you get on the northbound side of the 42, you will feel the heat of the rush hour, southbound however moving real well. speed censors definitely dropping on 95 southbound, maneuver your way approaching the betsy done through to the vine. this will only grow, again, watching us right now by the time you get out, there i would tan tis mate the volume to stem back toward cottman. traffic the schuylkill in areas still in the 50's, but westbound on 76, around city avenue, just be mine full that far usual pocket that you have. as we take a look at the travel time, quickly, southbound on 95, starting to get slow out of the northeast, but still this is the clear on 422 and 476. no delays however mass transit. ukee? >> torrey, thank you. here is a look at today's headlines on cbs-3, first man diagnosissed when ebola in the u.s. being accused of lying about his contact with infected people. another infected american is coming back to the united states as well for treatment. >> also, increased police presence at upper darby high school today. there had been threats of violence at that school.

>> police are searching for three people caught in this video. the three pun tired tires on several cars in juniata parker year this week. we'll be right back. my one word to describe ac would relaxing getaway fun unique beautiful serenity shenanigans refreshing shopping surprising happy place you know what i mean? i want to say friendly. exhilarating adventure the boardwalk #nosleep

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reese. morning, merrill. >> morning, ukee. >> here we go. >> can't wait for the game to start. >> the guys have had week to shake off what they should have bonn that game in san francisco watch type of prep week did you notice? are they refocus in the. >> i think they're focused every week. just that they lost one game. if you had told me a month ago after four games they would be three and one, i would have have said ukee that's terrific. so i wouldn't over react to one logs. >> okay, now, lane johnson back on the old line after the four game suspension. i'm concerned about him being in football shape, merrill. do you think he can made an immediate impact? why or why not? >> i think he can. he was cents in pretty good shape to begin, with and he's work every day this week, and i think he is close to being in prime shape. of course, todd herremans moves over from right tack toll right guard. that entire side is stronger. it will make a big difference. >> difference for shady do you think? does he get back in the swing of things? >> i think so. i don't think there is anything wrong with shady. i know he's not hurt. what he is, he's a run to

daylight fact who has been trapped in a cave really, there has been no daylight. but, give him a crack, he'll go for a lot of yards. >> i hope so. other side of the field, old friend jeff fisher back in town. what type of club is he brinking in here, at quick glance, i talented defense, quarterback gets that ball out pretty quickly. >> yes, but they are a team that their defense is a scene that's not that -- that they have a great start. they have robert quinn, who is one of the best defensive ends in the national football league, he had 19 sacks last year, offense, talking about austin davis, who broke brett favre's record at southern mississippi, but never drafted. so, he does get the ball out quickly. he has cents had couple of games that is that tis inningsly good, throws little dunn passes, and not briefer favre. >> before you go, buddy, top two keys for the eagles to

pull out this victory? >> number one as you said the offensive line has cents to give shady a run, have to give shady some room. and number two, they've got like every week got to put pressure on the quarterback. there are no running backs to scare you on this team, they have a couple of wide receivers, who can get loose. but i think if the pressure is on austin davis, he's going to make mistakes, and i think the eagles are going to win convincingly. >> give our best to quick fix. >> ill. you have great week end. >> turn down the sound and let merrill and mike get down on 94wip. bye, buddy. >> 6:21, family finances of course can be tough to management something always seems to pop up. but we have some high-tech help so you can stick to your budget. >> prince william, kate middleton, warning the pauperis toy stay away frfrom prince george, find out why they're concern for his safety whether we come back.

>> happy friday, tracking most potent cold front, definitely with a we have to talk about. today looks pleasant, clouds are building, off to the west, over the buckeye state. so matter of time before we see the same thing happen. but it won't be until overnight tonight. you have to wore bit first raindrops falling, friday night football, for high schoolers looks fine, see the temperatures start to take tumble by tomorrow. rain left over in the morning, gradually starts to clear out, by the afternoon, so many of us finally going to see the sun return, vet tore crashes over to you. >> thank you so much. good morning, everyone, traveling on the schuylkill expressway, not too far away from the conshohocken curve seems to be that both sides are moving at pretty nice pace. however, we are starting to see speeds dropping. as we take a look at the ben franklin bridge, doesn't look awful westbound, but we are

starting to occur a little bit more volume. so again, this is westbound ben franklin bridge making your way in toward philadelphia. but let's talk speed censors for a second, take a look, at how speeds are dropping on 95. you're at 19 miles a mile, delayed out of the northeast, down through to the vine st. expressway, starting to see the clips around the schuylkill, no major problems on the vine. no major problems for mass transit. erika? >> torrey, thank you. three's on your side with word of another general motors recall. and this time, it is because after possible defect in the chassis control. it affect cars and trucks from the 2013 and 2014 model years, including, chevy tahoe, then suburbans, cadillac cents call aids, gmc yuck on. will notify owners and replace the parts for free. >> you may already know maintaining a family budget can be complicated and time consuming. instead consider download g keep help cure your finances cents on track, pay your bills, save toward a goal. this tech minute, car a deuce

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san francisco, kara tsuboi, cbs news. >> britain's prince william and kate want the pap razz toy back off their son. >> couple taking legal togs prevent two photograph presser hounding prince george. palace spokesman said they've been pursuing prince with his walks with his nanny. letters delivered earlier this week. so far no response from the photographers. coming up in our next half hour of "eyewitness news" this morning, another american infected with ebola. we have the latest on the outbreak. >> also, vice president joe biden. >> known for saying things he shouldn't. last night no different when he addressed group of student at harvard the. wait until you hear what he had to say this time. >> have we got short cut for you. it is new, it is in the philadelphia, and the river is right there. that story coming up. >> torrey and katie return with your traffic and weather together. we of course do it on the 3's, back at the bottom of the hour. happy friday, good morning, family, see you in a bit.

over the past four years pennsylvania has gone from 9th to 47th in job creation. and now, news about our economy is getting even worse. "pennsylvania's jobless rate is up for the second straight month as employment fell and unemployment rose." "bond rating agency has cut pennsylvania's rating to double a minus because of recurring budget deficits." "the state government is out of cash and is scrambling to make sure school districts and state employees can even be paid."

>> television cameraman fell ill while working in liberia with ' bowl a concerns of ebola in america continues to grow. one hundred people being monday towards after having

director indirect contact with infected patient thomas eric duncan. duncan's half brother, said duncan had symptoms for five days while he stayed at relative's dallas apartment. >> getting hot, started vomited in the bathroom, call the ambulance to pick him up. >> duncan not showing any symptoms when he flew to the u.s. almost two weeks ago. good news, because the virus cannot be transmitted unless the infected person is actually showing symptoms. >> decontamination crew will return to where duncan was staying, turned away yesterday after failing to get the required permits to clean and remove hazardous waste. four of his relatives are quarantined inside the apartment. they're under armed guard and cannot have any visitors. >> new jersey lieutenant governor in the hospital after falling off her bike and fracturing two bones.

spokesman said she was riding in seabright yesterday, break to avoid a vehicle and fell breaking her elbow and wrist. she was acting governor right now while governor chris christie attends republican governor's association meat gment spokesman says that she is in good spirits. thousands were left in the dark all across texas as severe storms moved across the state. strong winds, sent bricks raining down on cars and, scrambling. went i gillette takes a look at the damage. >> crowds ran for cover at a fair in wako texas yesterday evening, whipping winds, pelting rain, descended on the city. sirens still sounding after the storm passed. leaving behind damaged rides and structures. the skies still early black. no one was injured. although, there were some close calls.

>> i immediately saw this lady pulling her stroller, and i didn't think it was cents a baby in it, it was empty, and got her to the shed, she just started pulling towels and bags off of -- out of the stroller and it was cents a babe under there. >> crews right add truck. >> wind came through, all i went. >> all the glasses from my window. >> storm also blew out the windows of a woman's vehicle cutting her hand. >> just little rain was going on few things of hail, then like wide tunnel dropped around us. >> the storm caused widespread damage, in other areas of the state, including in fort worth, and arlington, where winds blew off the roof of a billing at college campusment wendy gillette, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". 6:33, let's get our traffic and weather together. katie that system will affect us, right? >> very same one. but not going to see anywhere near the impact in the way of the storminess that we've seen

certainly just from wendy's package, but also around, you know, good chunk of the united states from this storm system. nice wide zoom. over the canadian border, down through and into the gulf, so huge system, the frontal boundary waist going to eventually be our story. you can see, the area of low pressure, if you look closely, rotation taking place, generally right around chicago, going to lift north. so we get the cold front with this. and because of the timing, it is mainly a rain and wind issue. now, looking at future rain and the, up until tomorrow evening, early evening, about the time the sun would go down. so looks like heaviest amounts are generally confined through the poconos, lehigh valley reasonable zero, could be looking at just over inch, shy of two, and where you find some of the heaviest rain falling. meanwhile today still quiet. before this system gets here outdoor plans, okay. raindrops not until at least

midnight. comfortable and 72 degrees this after innocent. >> good morning, finally starting to see crush crawl its way on in. let's get you outside. we take a look how you are doing. first up, really, as you will notice the volume building in either direction, if you are traveling on the blue route, not too far away from route one, doesn't matter northbound or southbound, definitely starting to see few more vehicles build out there. usual spots, commuting southbound direction, trying to get to the schuylkill, starts to get really to turn into somewhat of a squeeze, once you get to 76, speed censors are dropping down into the 30's, and 20's, and i would only imagine that westbound on 76 approaching city avenue you're traveling in the teens. just as you're traveling on 95, 95 southbound, slow from academy through the construction zone at cottman, touch of a brake, but then you're going to be hitting the brakes soon after that. you make your way approaching betsy down through to the vine. so it will be quite a commutement also cents perkasie, accident south fifth

street west chestnut. try avoid that intersection if you can, mass transit looks great. >> police are asking for the public's help to identify van as, caught on camera, in philadelphia's juniata park neighborhood. police say looking at these three suspect, slashed tires. in this exclusive surveillance video you only see on "eyewitness news" there appears to be to be four people, about eight vehicles total were damaged. >> it is absolutely disgracefulment like they had no respect for anybody in this neighborhood or what they work for or how hard they work, they just don't care. >> investigators are asking anyone with information to please contact east detective. >> students safety of course is always top priority. now, some schools in our area have a direct line to police. >> officials demonstrate in the new panic button, there it is, been place in the every delaware county school following the events at sandy hook elementary school in connecticut. when you push that button, law

enforcement is immediately alerted to a situation. >> someone could push this button, no reason why someone couldn't stay on the phone. >> used a grant to buy alarms k through 12 public and private school in the count. >> i 6:37. new addition to the schuylkill river park. trail, called, the boardwalk, now goes from locust to south street. our carol erickson has the details on the eagerly awaited extent. >> hold on. stop your begging. put the news on blast. and move over, boardwalk in ocean city and atlantic city, there is a new city with a boardwalk, philly city. >> everybody's ready? >> apparently on the backward count of five, three years of work, millions in cost, not a splinter to be found the entire 2000-foot boardwalk extension of schuylkill river

trail. when you look down, what do you think this is this? >> concrete? >> yes, but stamps looking like the shore wooden boardwalk, replaced by views right over the schuylkill river. and that's why this pedestrian section never existed before all the work. >> geography made this boardwalk necessary, because the railroad is there, the river is here, and how do you hook into the trail? well, how about cement boards? and it is on that newly opened path that we find the kaplan family having slight disagreement it, seems, about how they discovered the new boardwalk. let's listen? >> i sent you an e-mail. >> , no i was just looking for stuff to do. >> but you found a link to top ten things to do. >> maybe. >> in philadelphia today. >> no. >> but the tiny skirmish sued by great water views and everyone is happy. so is tom who loves -- >> just nice uninterrupted stroll. >> river boardwalk opened to peddlers, walkers, joggers and stair ers, down the road, so

to speak, eventually even farther south along the river, those big scissors can open up the world. in philadelphia, carol erickson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> i'm going to have to take a long walk over there, that looks great. that will looks fantasticment feel trip. katie says fieldtrip. that's great. >> well, halloween just few weeks away, and business is booming. >> no tricks here, just treats, for retailers, that's because the national retail federation estimates that people will spend $7.4 billion this halloween, that includes costumes, candy, decorations, you name it, and people aren't the only ones who will be dressed up, the survey also found that $350 million will be spent on pet costumes, as well. >> was cents that a charlie sheen massing? >> it look like it, didn't it? it sure did. >> still winning? >> winning. >> well, vice president joe biden sticks his foot in his mouth again. >> this time, we will while addressing group of college students, up next, hear what he said about his job and why he immediately apologized.

>> i would say the vibe is honest. you know? it wants to look at marriage in a way that's not, you know, saying what people want to hear. >> ben afleck, and the cast of gone girl. talk to me about the film a lot of people are going to see, lovers of the book of the same name like t i'll have preview for you coming up. >> and funny, really, really, big bunnies. more on this coming up. they're huge. >> yes, the friday rush is on. the weekends is here. >> oh, love it. except unfortunately looking like one day may be a wash out every weekend. >> good time to go to the movies to see gone girl. >> oh, tell me about it, i think i need to order my ticket in advance. tell you about it on the other side. good morning, family being back in a bit.

>> during a question-and-answer session, a student identified himself as the vice president of the harvard student body. vice president had this to say. (laughter). >> vice president? >> you can probably figure out, the vice president used a word that rhymes with rich, shall we say, biden went on to say he was just joking and being vice president was the best decision he ever made,

and he added, quote, i love that guy i work with. >> everyone cracking up at. that will just past 6:43, katie, what are we looking at today? >> today quiet day, actually still clouds out there, so sort of skewing the sunrise for us, but, this should yield for some sunshine, as the day goes on, outside beach patrol headquarters, little bit of stronger suffer of at this hour, but we continue to see some very quiet weather on dry land, and it will stay dry here today. you can see the cloud cover beginning to thicken off to the west, the signs of life, already visible, in the form of some very heavy rain this morning, a very dreary commute for folks out in chicago. this will eventually be our story, though, by tomorrow morning. we are looking at steadier rain building in here with some breezy conditions. pollen report, it all stays low. the levels of ragweed, with predominant pollen here, no huge deal for allergy sufferers, especially when you have got a system like this coming in bringing in cooler air, a, and also bringing in the rain. now, we start to see the first raindrops after midnight tonight. so, again, you get the whole

day basically in here without a hitch. it is seasonable. meanwhile tomorrow, expect the rain, generally in the morning, but skies will clear from west to east, we should all see at least some sun before it is all said and done. sunday, a shock to the system. a much cooler day coming up. lots of sun, torrey. >> at least we have that to look forward to. because you're definitely going to need something to perk you up if you are traveling on the roads right now, because it is just jammed, all the usual spots, now starting to see that big rush. if you are traveling on 422 eastbound, approaching the area of trooper, all the way down to 202, slow obviously there you can see by the taillights. same thing going on 95 slow out of the northeast, vine st. expressway, real that i delay starts approaching academy, so, definitely give yourself more time specially watching us right now. >> already 13-mile per hour southbound, 2189 average on the schuylkill, starting to see the pocket of volume build westbound, approaching city avenue, all the way out through to gladwynn, then even

eastbound approaching the boulevard, and then again at the vine st. expressway. and do you want to watch out. we have pretty serious accident at south street near convention avenue involving a pedestrian. so try to avoid this intersection if you k masses transit, however, looking great. ukee? >> thank you, developing story tops today's headlines, the first man diagnosed with ebola in the united states social security accused of lying about his contact with infected people. another infected american is coming back to the united states also for treatment. a live look right now at upper darby high school. there will be an increased police presence at the school today after several threats of violence. threats have not been substantiated but authorities are not taking any chances cents. the red cross cents is assisting three families after fire in north philly. the flames broke out about 1:30 this morning near 26th and oxford, there are no injuries to report. ♪ >> made professional stage debut in london, lindsey

lohan. >> yes, really, like savannah, yes, just incredible. >> absolutely brilliant. i thought the acting was cents suburb, they nailed it. >> extremely enjoyable evening. >> open night for the production of speed the plow. the former mean girl has a small role as ambitious secretary in the drama about two producers trying to close a major deal. >> new dad ashton kutcher took to social media, welcomed wyett isabel, the couple likes unisex names, and all of the names they considered were unisex. ashton's mom was the only person who knew the babe's name before she was born. >> definitely original one. >> very much so. >> right now, 6:47. another best selling book hits the big screen today. and it does so with much anticipation. the david fin cher directed a story entitled gone girl.

>> our friends at 20th century fox helped me with your preview of the story about the deep, dark fault lines of one american marriage. >> probably most hated man in america right now. >> did you kill your wife, nick? >> screen play written by gilliam, based on nail biting best seller. >> lovers of the book will love this film because? >> because it is true to the dark and toxic spirit of the book. >> the wife, amy dunn, played by ross minute pike, character grew up in the shadow of her parents popular children's book, amazing amy, but who is she really? >> i think if you can't get a read on her, you know, you meet this girl, you don't quite know who she is. >> smiles, something ben afleck told me will appear on the face is of movie-goers, with scattered humor. >> so tightly wrapped, and so taught, and squeezing you like

a vice, you have to have that pocket of humor. >> everyone told us, and told us. >> marriage is hard work. not for me and nick. >> will beg to differ. play's afleck's twin sister and confidant. neil patrick harris, wealthy exboyfriend, and possible suspect. >> it is an un thrilling expose on the darkness that marriage can create. >> i wants today help. >> so does actress kim dickins, small town detective trying to solve big time case. >> a trained amongy? >> known for his comic fillment, timer berry is serious business. as smooth defense lawyer, tanner bolt. >> everything is ease, reminds me so much of johnnie cochran,

when he was -- when he was running with oj through the trial, just that whole >> bit every ease. >> you assaulted her? >> absolutely not, i never touched her. >> ben told me, yes, topical but -- >> it is a way of showing the -- that it is brutal. that will marriage can be about hurting one another, and that that's wrong. >> i have never found that to be true actually. >> a lot of twists cents, a lot of turns. >> i love the book. i go to the movies once a year, that might be my move think year. >> the people that red the book that i saw it with, they loved the phil graham sometimes they take a become and just rue continue with a movie. glad to hear they like. >> this made them go back and want to read more of the book. >> let me no, i -- >> oh, i can't say. >> don't rue continue for us.

>> won't say a word. when you think after bunny you probably think of small variety running around your neighborhood. >> rabbits at the many many wood park zoo are super size. check it out. rabbits and german rabbits there is can he grow to up 30 pounds. >> rabbits make great pets, do need a lot of exercise, apparently leash, too, a lot of room to run. elmwood park zoo takes three of their big bunnies on the road to area schools, and nursing homes. >> we'll be right back. >> first, we go to b break, reminder you can watch rebroadcast of special breakfast with the candidates this sunday at 1:00 right here on cbs-3, chance it hear governor tom corbett and his challenger tomorrow wolf debate the issues facing pennsylvania voters. we'll take a short break and be right back.

>> ukee will see this shot, see if he believes t caught on instagram. this guy goes down for a push up, then, one hands still on the floor it, goes in.

>> okay. >> now you saw the post, give the first four people to make this shot a hundred bucks. what do you think? >> i think made it. but he probably took him about 300 times. i'm sure to do it. >> but i bet he made that. >> what do you call the backboard? >> the backboard? >> how do i know that. >> back pardon of the board? backboard. >> just up the turnpike,. >> that's right. >> we'll check it out. >> real quick check. live neighborhood network, few clouds, call it partly sunny today, 55, kutztown, and here in the city, expecting the partly sunny day, as well, high of 72, torrey, over to you. >> thank you, i'm skeptical, that's just -- that's a lot. >> yes, really is, good morning, we do have rush hour delays, take a lock at the ben frankly bridge headed into philadelphia. platt moving well. notice, speed censors are dropping all over on the schuylkill, 59, vine st. expressway, no delays for mass transit.

we head back to the desk. >> tour, thanks so much. philadelphia eagles are welcoming new beards to its nest. >> this one not taking the fields it, hassle feathers. meet noah the bald eagle from the elmwood park zoo in norristown but will start appearing at all eagles homes games. just consider him a real life mascot of sorts. sure to hang out with swoop some. noah has permanent eye injury, from fall as baby so won't be flying at the linc but will be there hanging out in the side lines as the port of his fellow birds. >> noah that's great. >> tack a look at lincoln financial field, landmarks across the area turning pink all month long, part of the lights for the cure campaigning, joint effort by cbs-3 and susan g. komen philadelphia. pink light is a reminder for women to schedule a mammogram. october is breast cancer awareness month. that must be so neat for the flights arriving. >> no doubt. >> the wings on the side of the link are in pink, as well. >> very nice. >> coming up next on cbs this morning, the latest on

increasing number of ebola cases here in the u.s. also, rock-and-roll hall of famer john melloncamp talks about meeting the man who saved his life. >> now to continue follow your local news weather traffic and sports keeping it live, keeping it local on your "cw philly". station. good morning, family, happy friday. hope to see now bit.

good morning. it is friday, october 3rd, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." a new american victim of ebola, the network news crew facing quarantine and the challenge in stopping the virus here. 83 million accounts exposed as america's biggest bank is rocked by cyber thieves. and millions face severe weather today. we're on the scene of heavy damage. but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. helping to cover an outbreak in liberia. >> the network