sunday, but it was definately chilly sunday for the standards. but today, a quick rebound on the thermometer. talking temperatures coming up. jess? >> thanks, katie, good morning, a lot of problems all across the board already even for really typically early start. so the schuylkill expressway, disable vehicle, turned into pretty serious fuel spill, westbound toward the king of prussia area. see most of the problems. we have a lot of problems actually in new jersey to talk b we hit all of those in just couple of minutes. >> parents in mercer county new jersey look for answers at town hall meeting after learning that a child has died from enterovirus d68. >> officials say that the safety protocols are being enforced in the hamilton township school district right now. eyewitness neutral reporter jan carabeo picks up the story live from the children's hospital of philadelphia. that's where other patients are being treated. jan, good morning. >> reporter: that the tasha, erika, good morning, we know of at least three patients, three children, who are now here at the children's hospital of philadelphia, this

morning, being treated for enterovirus d68. this as concern continues to grow, now that this virus has become deadly in the delaware valley. she's described, by his father, beautiful need, striving, caution, and surprise, the four year oley lie waller's life cut short died in his sleep nearby two weeks ago, now the cdc reports the yards ville student tested positive foreign at the owe virus d678. this new jersey community continues to mourn his death, hamilton township school district starts to address the concerns. >> very sadening, and i just want to know, you know, is there a risk of it spreading, how are we going to manage it, and contain the situation, because everyone is worried for their children, and that's where we are now with it. >> school and health officials answer those questions, at steinert high school on sunday. nearly 100 parents and community members attended the town hall meeting where the

school district says it has ramped up cleaning at its schools, even brought in additional staff to dot work. the focus now they say should be on education since d68 is a virus and there is no vaccine, health officials say the best course of action is prevention. >> we're making sure that teach remembers talking to students about how to throw tissues away, making sure that they get to wash their hands, more than one time, during the day, before lunch, after lunch. >> reporter: that superintendent goes on to say, he's meeting with all of his principals later this morning to make sure everyone is on the same page when it comes to preventing the spread of this virus, meantime, health officials say wash your hands, cover your cough and your sneezes, in order to help prevent the spread of this virus, also stay away from people who zoom to be sick, and regularly clean and disinfect those frequently touched surfaces cents, of course, if you believe your child is sick, consult your healthcare provider. live outside of chop, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, developing right

now, child from liberia is at bay health kent general hospital in dover. the child was brought there because of possible symptoms of ebola. the hospital tells us that the cdc is not testing the child, because the likelihood of ebola is solo. meantime, officials are monitoring ten people in texas, that may have had contact with the only patient to be diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. thomas eric duncan remains in critical condition, a week after being placed in isolation. meantime, after the cdc retested doctor rick sacra for ebola and results came back negative. they believe he came down with a respiratory infection after being successfully treated for the virus. also, an american cameraman is reportedly back on us soil, after being diagnosed with ebola in liberia. the cdc says the goal is to stop ebola in its tracks. >> as long as the outbreak is continuing in africa, there is a risk in other places. >> an outbreak anywhere is

potentially a threat everywhere. >> reporter: officials are also monitoring this homeless man, who shared an ambulance with duncan for symptoms. the director of the cdc is scheduled to brief president obama on the current ebola situation today. it is now 5:04. let's check on the traffic and weather together today. see what's happening. katie, good morning. >> looks like pretty quiet day overall, good morning, everybody, we had beautiful day yesterday. but if you stepped outdoors, at all in the morning, especially, you definitely notice the change, right? and, sure enough, had to break out the scar of this morning, i can tell you this much, though, looking at much milder day as we go forward in the forecast, we are still off to chilly start. this is classic wear your layers in the morning, you can probably get rid of them later in the day kind of scenario. storm scan3 quiet. we are still under the influence of high pressure, but you can see the wet weather off to the west here. not a very pronounced system, but we are going to see warmfront followed up by cold front. that's going to mess with the mid week little bit here. currently still at 50 degrees

at the airport, but all of the surrounding suburbs, even the larger cities, are all a lot colderment look at trenton, 39 degrees, whew, even allentown at 39 right now, and the further north you go, guys, the lighter the wind is. and the more likely that you will actually see little frost out there on the windshield this morning. so do not be surprised if you need little extra time to perhaps be thawing out here today. very quickly, if we can get the collector advance, we're trying, we're trying, there we go, we will give you quick sense of how the rest of the region looks as a local, some sunshine across the board, little cooler by comparison, through some of the resort towns. jess, we send it into you. >> thank you, katie. a lot to look forward tonight love the fall but don't like the frost. good morning, 5:05, we have a lot of problems, a lot of mess going on outside. we get right to t we go outside to the schuylkill expressway, where you can see, a lot of problems already, to the right hands shoulder, taking out the right hand shoulder part of the right-hand lane, schuylkill expressway just at conshohocken, so head westbound, where you will see all that delay and back up, expecting this to be out there

for quite sometime, it is a disable vehicle, turning into pretty more serious fuel spills. so that's going to be out there for quite sometime for clean up. elsewhere in jersey we start off in jersey right now, a lot of problems all over the place, 42 freeway, looking pretty great at creek road. northbound towards the city see headlights coming in right there, actually moving along nicely so far. but elsewhere in jersey not looking too good. al almonnessing road closed at delsea drivement take gateway boulevard. erika, back over to you. >> jess, thank you. new this morning, police looking for the shoot here killed man in west philadelphia. investigators tell "eyewitness news", a 35 year old man was shot in the chest. it happened at 60th and girard avenue, just before midnight t the unidentified man was taken to the hospital where he died. also, new this morning, man is shot several times in north philadelphia. it happened on the 2300 block of west somer seat have street around 1:30. police say they responds today report of shots fired. and found the victim

unconscious with several gunshot wounds. he is at temple university hospital now. no word on his condition. and funeral services will be held later this morning for trooper david kedra of the pennsylvania state police. trooper kedra tragically lost his life in the line of duty during training accident on tuesday. family and friend gathered last night for his viewing in northeast philly. trooper kedra enlisted in the state police back in june of 2012. he was only 26 years old. and a philadelphia highway patrol officer is recovering after crashing his motorcycle on 95. this was the scene last night near the academy road exit in the northeast. we're told the officer wasn't seriously injured. a bucks county psychiatrist accused of abusing three patients is scheduled to go on trial today. prosecutors say doctor shawheat, un appropriately touched eight patients at his doylestown office. victims 13 to 33 years old.

doctor's license has been suspended in the l trial is finished. >> been more than six months since the disappearance of malaysia air appliance flight 370. but this morning, new effort is underway, to find the missing passenger jet. three ships have been assigned to area in the indian ocean, roughly the size of west virginia, they are armed with sophisticated sonar equipment, also new maps of the sea floor. so far the rough seas have made that search even more difficult. 5:08. new developments overnight in the search for the man wanted for ambushing two state troopers in the poconos where the manhunt led troopers now. plus, commencement controversy. hear what convicted cop killer mumia abu-jamal took a group of college graduates and also see how philadelphia police responded. >> and, from blow out to nail biter, just can turn away from the eagles early, because you never know what's going to happen. hear from the team after their thrilling win. we'll be right back. did you know enamel is your

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>> greek "action news" today, police investigating deadly accident in westville, gloucester county. a car crashed into a tanker truck at delsea drive and almonessing road around 3:00 this morning. so far no information on the victim of this crash. the centers for disease control confirms a mercer county four year old died last month from enterovirus duffle 6789. sickened people in 43 states, almost all of them children. developing story, the american news cameraman sickened by ebola in west africa is back in the u.s. for treatment. meanwhile, the first person diagnosed in the u.s., thomas duncan, in critical condition. another close call in the tense manhunt foreman want in

the ambush for two pennsylvania police troopers. eric managed to slip away. hundreds of troopers scoured tree nursery in the poconos for hours yesterday. but, they came up empty. frein has been on the run for almost a month now, after he allegedly killed one trooper and injured another. we're getting new information about an american aid worker being held captive by isis militants. the parents every peter received letter from him in june, in which he said he feared for his life. he was originally from indianna, overseas working with syrian refugees, until he was cents taken hostage in october of last year. his parents had been working with a team of experts hoping to secure his release. a fire at the flight 93 memorial in shenksville, pennsylvania, appears to have been an accident. investigators are now saying there is no indication of foul play. but it is still may be weeks until they find the exact cause. although the memorial itself

wasn't dangled several priceless items were destroyed in the flames. developing now, two american air men missing in japan after this powerful typhoon washed it out to sea. another airman based on found dead in the water. group was taking pictures during the storm. forecasters predict that typhoon could dump as much as 16 inches of rain on japan. right now, 5:13. looking at the temperatures this morning. >> good morning, everybody, yes, very extreme weather going on across the other part of the worlds right now. for us it is cents overall just relatively quiet couple of days coming up here. still very quiet in the open waters of the atlantic, no tropical weather, but do have couple of disturbances we are tracking the latest of which just warm colds front combo, all courtesy of our latest area of low pressure, which generally will pass us by to the northwest. it will clip our area with both of those fronts. so, this mess that you see out

here, across northwestern pa, don't worry about that here today. actually we ends up with decent day just on the outskirts of where the combination of this front is starting to move through right now. the largest picture does show, little bit of development, but this just isn't going to be real major system, so, yes, warmfront, cold front, kind of running through, run of the mill style, brinking in shower along with it, probably more clouds than anything, today looks beautiful meantime, we are back to reality here in the wake of the chill that set philadelphia over the course of the weekends, by tuesday, more clouds than anything, but yes, i think you can see shower out there. i'm wore bid what happens with the actual cold front comes through. that could actually bring us steadier rain tuesday night, early wednesday, but the rest of the day wednesday actually looks pretty good. we see the delayed reaction with temperatures getting knock back here, cooler air moves in. meantime, predominant political end rye now ragweeds, levels are still very, very low. that said, over the course of the next few days, temperatures are thankfully not quite as low, actually will rebound here, mid 70s by wednesday, skies begin to clear out nicely through the

day, and thursday, looks real nice, just smidge cooler, at 69 at best for that daytime high. jess, over to you. >> thank you, katie. and good morning, everyone, i knew i didn't like mondays for a reason, i'll tell you why in just a seconder only 5:15, a loft problems to talk about, schuylkill expressway, having problems all over the place really. so, we've been talking about this for the predominant part of the morning so far at conshohocken, this is actually headed eastbound, toward the city area, we are reporting it westbound earlier today, but just switched over from the traffic center. so eastbound, taking outright hand lane, right hand shoulder, that is disable vehicle that actually turned into pretty serious fuel spill. we can expect that to be therefore quite some time this morning, for clean up. otherwise on the schuylkill expressway at gulph mills, another disable vehicle over to the right-hand side right here see actually kind of hard to see, headed eastbound, as well, so we can expect all of these real toy start to pack in as rush hour begins, road closure out in new jersey, at delsea drive. your alternate there, take the

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look for big g cereals with money saving offers on these breakfast favorites and give your budget a boost. >> beasley reese shows you how the eagles nearly blew a lead. >> eagles game unnecessarily dramatic. heart pounding finish to a game should have been a blow out, but they blew the blowouts. still terrible spinx are happening, like the improvement on the special teams, 23 seconds into the game, james kacie got the

block, chris, scooped it up, and there is a punt block for a touchdown. another one. >> defense really good. scooping it up, got it to the end zone. eagles had 34 to seven lead. then the rams came back. they scored 21 unanswered points, davis, young quarterback, doing pretty good job. final minute of the game, davis through an incomplete pass, that was their last effort. and, the eagles move to four and one, with the 34 to 28 victory. >> we say offense lively we have to do better job of fishing people off. talk to guys on the side line, not being complacent with the score, let's finish it off. >> nfl is a tough week. this is to win. this league, it is a blessing. and we have to finish better but we're not there yet. >> johnson returned to the offensive line did help. nick foles was to the sacked.

and the running game produced 145 yards on the groundment neck week, big division showdown sunday night at the linc against the giants. i'm beasley reese, now back to the studio. >> well, in the sunday prime time game, it was all patriots all the time. thirds quarter new england scored two touchdowns in all of six seconds. tom brady's touchdown pass to rob made it 27 to ten. and then, on the ensuing kick off the bengles fumble, the patriots recovered that and run it in. the patriots one this one huge 43-17. the eagles play the giants in prime time next sunday. should be good game. >> and now the san francisco giants could punch their ticket for another national league championship series, if they beat the nationals today in san francisco. the dodgers and the cardinals also play tonight. that series is tied up at one game apiece. royals beat the angels last

night. the angels came in that series with best record in the american league, but it is the royals who move on. now, the baltimore orioles also wrapping up a sweep. they beat the tigers in detroit yesterday two to one to end that series. nelson cruz accounted for all of the orioles runs with two-run shot off dave price. the american league championship series, orioles and royals starts on friday. all right, right now, 5:21, are you in a giving mood? buying coffee today, which city gives the most money to charity. also, erika, trouble on the tarmac. new video here this morning after couple claims to get tangled up, couple of them there, on their way to the gate. we'll tell you what happened here when we come back.

>> 5:23, bit of busy monday morning. >> par on what we saw yesterday morning, sort of the first shock to the system that we needed to get us ready for the chill that has now since set recalled in. and, storm scan3, nice and quiet, but because of clear sky, of course, temperatures will drop off very readily. it is not as chilly here, as our cbs-3 studios, as it is perhaps through some of the outlying suburbs, but it is still cool enough to warrant at least a extra layer, sweatshirt, jacket, something like. that will moisture off to the wellsment don't worry about it, it will all pass us by. here today, so expect bright and sunny day, generally speaking, couple of clouds, and we're talking temperatures at the moment anyway still into the 30's. again, clear sky will do that. thirty-nine even in trenton, this hour. as we take you through the afternoon, though, expect nice quick turn around on the thermometer, 71, almost exactly where we should be for the standards of this particular day of the year, with sunshine, but more clouds than possibly even shower out

there tomorrow from the next warmfront, jess? >> good morning, 5:24, we're going to go outside, check out the cameras on top of the ben franklin bridge, actually from the jersey side, so the right hand lanes, right, there you can see, ongoing construction project, taking out the two right hand lanes from the toll plaza usually where this starts to back up, rush hour begins to get underway. later on in the morning, right now, smooth sailing, westbound into the city looking great so far. and the schuylkill expressway having few problems this morning, at conshohocken, so headed eastbound, stable vehicle turned into pretty serious fuel spill. so missing the shoulder and part that far right lane right there, in cherry hill also, in new jersey, some police activity, route 70 eastbound, two lanes blocked, just at haddonfield road. use some caution. erika, back to you. >> jessica, thank you. this morning crews in louisianna cleaning up big mess after train collided with large truck. two engines and 17 cars derailed after the initial impact. now, one of those cars was a tank, full of pressurized argon gas. dozen ever nearby house hads

to be evacuated because of concerns that gas might explode. train's conductor also seriously hurt but is expected to survive. and, a fender bender on the tarmac at jfk airport in new york. a passenger tweeted that picture of the delta plane's banked up, at the tail right there, after a royal jordanian plane rearended it. both planes just arrived at the airport, everyone safely got off both planes without getting hurt. natasha? >> coming up necessary next half hour, fate of the only revel casino is back up in the air, now the fight is headed to court this week. jan? >> reporter: well, three children are now in the hospital here at chop fighting enterovirus d68. i'm jan carabeo, coming up, what one local school district is trying to do to stop the spread of the virus. >> and a convicted cop killer gives controversial commencement speech. see how philadelphia police officers responded. and jessica and katie return

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live claritin clear. every day. >> we follow breaking news in gloucester county, new jersey, a car collided with a commercial tanker truck. >> this happened just after 3:00 this morning, at delsea drive, and almonesson road in westville. police tell "eyewitness news", at least one person has died. it is still unclear how this happened, or if any charges will be filed. meanwhile, precautions are being taken in the hamilton township school district, after a preschooler died from enterovirus d68. >> last night concern parents attends add meeting in mercer county, new jersey, looking for answers. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at children's hospital of philadelphia, with more on this story. january? >> natasha, and erika, at least three children here, at the children's hospital of philadelphia, are also battling enterovirus d68 this

morning, and concern is growing about this virus, especially, since that new jersey boy, who died just few weeks ago, has determined to have died because of enterovirus d68 as confirmed by the cdc. this is that boy. he was cents four years old, eli waller, went to yardville elementary school in hamilton township, new jersey, eli died had his sleep nearly two weeks ago now, but the cdc just confirmed few days ago that the child had enterovirus, and yesterday, parents and community members gathered for a town hall meeting at steinert high school to address their concerns. officials answered questions about how the school district is handling what's happened. they say, they've ramp up cleaning at the schools, even brought in extra staff to help sanitize classrooms top to bottom. other than that, health officials say, fighting this virus becomes about educating since d68 is a virus with no vaccine, health officials say focus needs to be on prevention. >> we're making sure that teach remembers talking to students about how to throw ss