viewing potential later this morning. we will have details there in the meantime we had a cold front crossing through where clouds are still coming from but rain is out of here and we will eventually have more to track. we will break down details coming up, torey. good morning, everyone. your commute right now is pretty wide opened and looks great however. we have a few, snags in your commute. we will talk about that in a bit but things are looking like vine street expressway, erika. >> torey, thank you. happening today some philadelphia public school students are planning to stay home from class, it is their version of the strike. >> they are hoping to send a message to the school district that they support their teachers whose contracts were canceled by src. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao is live at school district headquarters to explain this for us, jan. >> reporter: natasha and erika, good morning. teachers union says don't expect a teachers strike because of what the src has done but that doesn't mean students don't plan to take action of their own. they are organizing on line,

facebook and they plan to have a strike of their own today. organizers are asking philadelphia students to printout flyers and not go to class instead stand outside in support of their teachers. >> minutes after school reform commission suddenly and unilaterally canceled its labor contract with the philadelphia federation of teachers outcry was heard from students, parent, union in members alike calling the move disrespectful and cowardly. >> it is like they can do whatever they want. >> just one more hit we have had to take, from a system that doesn't care about what we do. >> reporter: teachers were blind sided, on monday src announced it will force union members to pay into their health care benefits. it will amount to 55 to $150 a month based on a teachers salary. teachers says this will send 44 million-dollar back to schools this year and 200 million-dollar over the next four years, study funding that the district desperately needs

and it is a move being back by the mayor. >> the action unfortunately was necessary given the fact that the system is broken. there is no more money to be had from anywhere. >> reporter: nutter says he would have preferred a negotiated contract but that the src was out of options. pft plans to challenge the decision in court, add ago this teachers are already sharing in district wide sacrifices by using their own money to buy school supplies. >> i think just like they expect us as teachers to constantly be recreating how we will work with less and still be expect to do the same, i will expect more of my politicians. >> reporter: the pft says they will challenge the src's decision in court over the next 20 some days. student, many of them say, they will challenge that today by stepping outside of their schools and protesting this decision starting at 8:00 o'clock. reporting outside the slc, jane care bay owe for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". philadelphia police are investigating a five car collision that sent two people to the hospital this was the scene just before 2:00 at second and erie in north philadelphia. a 23 year-old man is hospitalized with a broken leg, a 26 year-old man was also hurt, at last check he was in stable condition. there is no word yet what caused the accident. also new this morning a passenger is kick off a flight after an argument with the pilot, lisa carter knight is stranded in philadelphia this morning after the jet blue pilot forced her off her flight in boston last night. the the mechanical delay, the pilots said a passenger accused him of being drunk. carter knight tweeted about the delay and she tells "eyewitness news" that is why she was removed from the plane. >> i was just doing what i do with my kid, sharing information with my friend that i was frustrated, i was sitting there without a flight home and i missed my children and now i'm here at 1:00 in the morning with my mother who had surgery this week toned

pick me up because jet blue pilot made a decision to kick me off his flight. >> jet blue released a statement saying quotas a precautionary measure a sobriety test was conduct. the test demonstrated the pilot was sober and he was cleared to perform his duties. "eyewitness news" did reach out to jet blue. they tell us they will investigate why carter knight was removed from that plane. just past 5:03. lets check with katie, good morning. >> good morning, everybody. here on the sky deck we face south toward the core of center city philadelphia but we have a full moon that away and if you look toward western sky you will have a good view of it or a decent view anyway. when we go outside to storm scan three what you will find is wet weather is long gone from our frontal boundary. no more worries there you don't need an umbrella there there are left over sun, and, you served up a trailing batch of cloud in the wake the of the cold front and that is what we have got. what we find with the cold

front is cooler a air with very mild air and eventually cool air does catch up but you more than anything you will notice breeze out here today and reason that we will keep these mild temperatures is because of the wind flow is more out of the west here today. expect sunny skies to be around all day to day and still a nice afternoon, and then again, an elephant in the roomies that 1x factor that will be noticeable, it is that wind and it will be a breezy day with gusts peeking to 25 miles an her here throughout the day. tomorrow looks the dry but we will track fresh chances for rain later into the week. we will have more details later for you in the show and give you a sense what the weekend has in store, vittoria, back inside to you. >> thanks very much, katie. good morning everyone. traveling on our majors we are looking great. i don't have have much to say. if you are traveling on the vine street expressway things are wide opened east and west wound directions, those headlights coming towards you

are folks heading dunn toward 95, ben franklin bridge, taillight moving down toward broad street and schuylkill express waste but no delays in either direction. same thing once you get to 76 or 95 it looks just as nice. looks just as nice, 309, this shot not too far from the pennsylvania turnpike, 309 in either direction looking great, pa turnpike, mid county tolls, northeast extension all moving well, speed sensors every where are in the 50's. same thing on 422, travel 202, schuylkill expressway we have a water main break in new jersey from yesterday really. between the the area of moorestown and mount laurel road. we have a closure at union mill. best all the made hartford road as they continue to work on this and watch out for an accident on 295 northbound route 70, no delays for mass transit, natasha. texas health officials say this is week that people who came in contact with the the first person diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. could develop symptoms, if they were infected. a as susan mcginnes reports

officials around the world are considering ways to fight the out break that continues to ravage west africa. >> reporter: texas ebola patient thomas eric duncan continues to receive an experimental drug to help save his life. duncan's on a ventilator at texas health presbyterian hospital and getting kidney dialysis. yesterday ding an as 19 year-old son who had not seen him in 16 years visited him the hospital. >> keep praying. >> reporter: health officials are monitoring 50 people had director indirect contact with duncan after he fell ill late last month. centers for disease control and prevention says infect people can she signs signs of the virus 20810 days after exposure. >> each and everyone of them is having their temperature machine toward, as of today, none of them are sick, in of them have a fever. we will continue to watch that very closely. >> reporter: white house says it will announce in the next couple days new screening measures at airport to curve

spread ofe bowl, anxiety is growing about how prepared western countries for battle the virus n spain four people are under quarantine after a nurse ago cysttent became infect while treating a priest who died frome bowl, first men person to have contracted the disease outside west africa. fellow nurses are protesting calling for answers, and resignation of spain's health minister. susan mcginnes for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". there are new cases of enter owe virus in our region. there are five new confirmed cases in new jersey. of that one is in camden county and another is in mercer county writing total number of cases in new jersey to 14. there are five patients awaiting test result at children's hospital of philadelphia. all have muscle weakness and being treated to reduce inflammation around the spinal cord. in mercer county some parents vented frustrations at hamilton township council last night. they are critical of the district's response to

enterovirus concerns from the district after death of the preschooler at yardville elementary. four year-old eli waller died at his home on september 25th. his death was link to the virus on friday. four year-olds should not die in this country, and if they do, it is supposed to be looked into and supposed to have the best attention especially by the health officer. >> send your kids to school. put them back into the society and our town. let them play their games. let them go to gymnastics, dance. >> yardville elementary says school had been sanitized and bus companies have been advised to put extra emphasis on cleaning. happening today, final face off between the men who want to be pennsylvania's next governor. republican governor tom corbett and democratic challenger tom wolf meet for their third and final debate tonight in pittsburgh. latest polls gives wolf a double digit lead were four weeks left until election day.

preliminary hearings start for tina accused of opening fire and killing an innocent by stand inner olney. nineteen year-old day yan person is charged in connection with the december of iisha ramon. the 15 year-old was caught in the cross fire walking home from school last month near olney transportation center. he is charged with murder and other offenses. also today court for jeremiah jackson man accused of murdering a woman and stuffing her body in the duffle bag. twenty-three year-old laura arujoe was rob, beaten and strangled in july and her suv was torched. police say that the suspect and art institute graduate lived in the same west philadelphia boarding house. if you can stick your head outside this morning and you can see a spectacular sight. take a look here we're about to begin a lunar eclipse as full moon moves through the earth's shadow. you have to wait a few more moment to see the best part of this when the moon changes to

a red glow. >> if you want to see most color on the moon best time to be out is somewhere between 5:30 and 6:30 in the morning, but closer to 6:30 we can get the better but then again we are fighting how low the moon is in the skies. is there a short window around 7:00 when you can see the eclipse and sunrise, which doesn't happen very often. if you missed the eclipse this morning the next one is in april. >> lets take a break and go out there at 6:30. >> works for me. >> beautiful. >> still ahead two police officers are a arrested after a trip to the new jersey casino. what a woman says they to to her. stepping up the fight against isis, fbi need help identifying this masked man why he is a wanted man this morning. battle against this wild fire takes a tragic turn as fire fighters try to contain flames here in the national park. we will be right back.

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good morning in, katie. >> good morning, everybody. we are starting to see skies clear out nicely here in the wake of the frontal boundary that rumbled through and brought in heavy rain, gusty thunderstorms and lightening for some but you that is now long since making its full retreat and we can expect to see skies clear out, as a result, still some clouds but more sun as the day goes on. it will be a pretty nice day overall with the retreat of this system. we are going to note that is breeze. really nice wide opened zoom here we have tail even, look closely, do you see this trail of clouds here. that will turn into our next frontal bound try and some moisture what is left, gets dawn into that. we will see an area have low

pressure develop and that is our next big thing. so what that means is that the rain chances go right backup. today and tomorrow look nicest specially tomorrow no chances of rain for either day but friday and saturday both feature that potential and at this point even though we went 60 percent of the chance on saturday that may be the the day that brings us steady rain as long as it pans out with the placement of that disturbance which i think it will. we have in levels, just staying nice and low here rag weed continues to be predominant one but nice low level for next four days. nice day despite the the breeze, still keeping it mild 47 degrees. sixty-eight, sunny tomorrow, friday saturday 64 appease and that will mark the arrival and passage of our next system bringing in the fresh round of rain, torey, over to you. traveling on any majors right now i have a a lot of good news. lets go outside and give you a better look at great traffic. because, there really isn't any.

traveling on the schuylkill expressway in either direction east and westbound at 5:15 it is just wide opened and ready, in delays in either direction and it is not only within your western suburbs but around center city philadelphia making your way down toward walt whitman bridge. 422, in problems this shot right around troop are road, your eastbound delay has yet to begin. really that is the case every where. ninety-five still in the clear through the construction zone 50's is your average on the schuylkill. fifty-five on 476. pennsylvania turnpike northeast extension in problems. we have a water main break lingering from yesterday, so between moorestown and mount laurel road we have a close another at union mill road so hartford road is your best alternate. in delays for mass transit, erika. here are headlines on cbs-3. some student in the the philadelphia school district say they will get on strike today and not get to class. they are protesting the school reform commission decision to cancel teachers union contract and force teachers to pay for

their own health care. >> passenger on a flight departing philadelphia says she was kick off the plane for live tweeting about a delay, jet blue says they will address this issue later today. the plane landed in boston more than three hours late. u.s. military says some of the troops deployed to liberia could come in contact with ebola. those troops will man mobile ebola testing units. well, three is on your side with good news for your bottom line, we will let you know why you should be able to save some monday think winter. >> always happy to hear that. >> teen idol singing blues after he loses some valuable music but there is a happy end to go this one all thanks to an "eyewitness news" viewer, we will be right back.

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expect to be about $650 this winter. if you use electricity to heat your home the average heating bill will be more than roughly $900. and heating oil customers they can expect to pay almost $2,000 from october to march. natasha. well, now it is time for a check of your philadelphia jobs market report. jobs expert steven greenburg is here with more. >> reporter: for many people the job search is now going long distance. of all of the job searches done each month in pennsylvania more than 27 percent are for jobs out of state according to indeed.com. many are tarring new york and new jersey which may be within commuting distance but jobs in maryland and florida are also heavily searched. looking at jobs that require moving is doublely hard. here's what you need to know. first focus on a single location.

targeting all your energy in one direction will get you further along. second if possible use a local address even if it is a relative or friend. no matter how strong the the resume with a philadelphia address for a job in florida it is likely to be ignored. just don't leave it off deal witt head on. put relocating to florida on your resume with the expect month. also use your philadelphia contacts, they might work for employers with offices in your target city. reach out to them, it can lead to your next job. i'm steven greenburg for

5:23, check our traffic and weather together. >> did you hear that ding. >> what was that? we have a coal front out to sea right now on storm scan three making its retreat. rain is done. still a couple clouds out there but we have a full moon

visible right now through these clouds, very erie looking. look to the western sky and then i have to say we have a full lunar eclipse that begins at 6:27 here in philadelphia with skies clearing and temperatures not too shabby. if you want to take a bunch of pictures, it is breezy but only 62 degrees at that point when the fully clips start to take effect for us here in philadelphia a74 degrees, under full sunshine later on today, moon will have long set by that point and we will keep mild air despite passage of the cold front. cooler tomorrow but looks bright and sunny. thursday will be a nice day, vittoria. >> good morning, everyone. overall your commute is super nice as well, lets give you a better idea at roosevelt boulevard not too far from fox, both side of the spectrum looking beautiful and not only the boulevard that looks great, it is every where, speed sensors on i-95, schuylkill expressway 476, pennsylvania turnpike, traveling in new jersey and delaware, all are just moving

in the 50's with no problems. we have a accident right now over closing eastbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike, a little further out at reading. best alternate to take 322. in major problems for mass transit. new back to the desk, natasha. flyers open up their season tonight in boston, forward wayne simmonds hope to play but nursing a bruised flood. simmonds led flyers in goals last season good luck to the flyers. meantime eagles coach chip kelly is getting good news against the giants at the link. linebacker michael kendricks returned to the practice field in a limited capacity, linebacker, demeco ryans has a groin injury but he hopes to be ready to go on sunday night. and prime time football tomorrow night on cbs-3, indianapolis colts travel to houston to play texans, both teams three-two and tied at top of the afc south. pregame coverage gets underway at 7:30 tomorrow night right here on cbs-3.

giants won the the national league division series on a wild pitch here, rookie joe panic scored the game winning run in the seventh against the nationals in san francisco. nationals had best record in the national league this season, but they helped home, giant made it in as a wild card team but they are the ones to advance. in the the other game dodgers a clayton kershaw served up a three run home run to matt adams in the seventh inning yesterday and cardinals beat l.a. three-two. k are shaw allowed one hit before that inning when's loud two singles and a home run. card win the series, help giants in championship series game one on saturday night. coming up next on "eyewitness news" we will show you unusual gifts you just may want to put on your wish list for the holidays, that is coming up, jan. >> reporter: could it be a strike here in the school district of philadelphia, i'm jane carabao outside district headquarters this morning g find out hoist making that claim.

plus serious accusations for a famous television father now he is feeling fall out this morning. we are watching a lunar eclipse, it is happening right now you're looking live at the moon, vittoria, katie return with your traffic and weather together on the three's.

happening today student on strike, why some philadelphia students plan to stay out of the classroom today. it is latest twist in the school budget crisis. we are live with the new developments happening this morning. also we're keeping a very close eye on the moon this morning, a total lunar eclipse will be happening, very, very shortly this morning. we will check in on the moon as it gets a red glow but first lets check on weather

and track together, katie will have more. >> i certainly am and we are seeing some clouds out there but we were worried about this cold front skewing our view, of that eclipse and now cold front is retreating but it looks like we will get better viewing conditions with time here. we will have details on that and we will talk about with the weather had has in store full details straight ahead, vittoria. >> we are waiting on the moon, rush hour traffic, to have happened because really, things are pretty quiet out there. as we take a quick look outside the schuylkill expressway notice that in either direction, not too far from the girard avenue, it looks great but definitely things will pick up, so we are waiting on that. in the meantime back to the desk. >> torey, thank you. right now 5:30 and some philadelphia public school students are planning to protest the the district by refusing to go to class. >> they say their way of showing support for teachers who had their coct