details on this investigation, walt? >> reporter: well, yes, prosecutors here painted it as the the most horrifying family car trip you could ever imagine, patricia davenport a mother loading her 15 year-old daughters, 16 year-old boyfriend and sometime her eight year-old son in the car, and taking them to dangerous philadelphia drug corners where they purchased and later ingested the drug heroin. can you explain to us why you allegedly did this. >> reporter: police say patricia davenport invited her 15 year-old daughter in the kitchen of this harleysville apartment where they formally lived in the for a snack but for her first taste of the deadly drug heroin. >> it is incomprehensible to me that any parent would ever introduce their children, their child, to drugs like this. >> reporter: for the next six months davenport allegedly drove her daughter and her daughter's boyfriend to philadelphia drug corners, allegedly injecting herself and the teenager with the

newly purchased heroin on the ride home. >> mostly just shock. it is hard to understand why someone would do that. >> reporter: prosecutors claim davenport on some trips brought along her eight year-old son who got a firsthand look at the drug being purchased and injected. an arrest warrant revealing during one trip the boy observed their mother with a syringe, and asked about it. what would you say tour eight year-old son? allegations, prosecutors say, a clear warning about just how big a threat heroin has become. >> really, you know, it gives you some idea the magnitude of this heroin problem right now that it doesn't matter where you live, you will be having a problem dealing with this problem. >> reporter: now prosecutors say that no heroin was given to the eight years old, and they credit a classmate of the 15 year-olds with coming forward in high school, notifying school officials, who then say that they noticed

track marks on the 15 year-old's arm. finally a female friend of mrs. davenport is also charged in this case, she's expected to be arraigned tomorrow. live at montgomery county courthouse i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we're following breaking news now chopper three is live over atlantic city where casino workers are blocking a major entrance to the city. we are looking at missouri and arctic avenues, these are members of the local 54 who are protesting, proposed health benefit cut for union members at trump taj mahal casino. several protesters have been arrested for sitting and blocking that intersection. trump entertainment resorts, owner of taj mahal filed for bankruptcy last month and says it could close next month. some important new information here in the ebola out break, health officials in frisco, texas say they are looking at a possible second case of that virus. first responders, transported a deputy sheriff to the hospital, after he complained of problems with his stomach.

officials say michael enter the apartment where thomas eric duncan stayed to survey warrant after duncan was admitted to the hospital. duncan is the first man to have ebola within the u.s. died this morning. health officials are keeping a close eye on 48 others had direct contact with him after's arrived from dallas from liberia. several airports in the u.s. are beginning to check passengers from west africa for ebola symptoms. well, thousands of doctors who know all about ebola are meeting right here in philadelphia health reporter stephanie stahl was there today as we talk about this. >> just back from that meeting. these infectious disease doctors have never seen anything like this a virus out of control in west africa is now in this country. big attraction today a doctor just back from liberia. at the convention center to hear doctor robert valor treating ebola patientness west africa. >> is there a definitely a level of concern that is

pervasive. >> reporter: working with the world health organization, he has been in places on and off the last six months. he said conditions are difficult, treatment options limited. >> at a personal and professional level that can be very tough because you are seeing people that are experiencing an illness that has a high mortality rate but half of them are more will die. >> reporter: ebola has taken center stage here at an annual conference of infectious disease specialist meeting in philadelphia. >> fortunately here, it is a very different kind of illness in terms of keeping things under control but also in treating patients as that is a real distinction to the value in west africa. >> reporter: doctor fouler says he and other health care workers are careful treating patients always in protective gear to guard against body fluids which is howie bowl a spreads but he is still watching out for any symptoms. >> do you take your temperature every day. >> not every day if there is any suspicion that suggest isn't quite right then would

you take your temperatures for sure. >> reporter: main symptoms of ebola are gastrointestinal, they can take 21 days to develop. doctor fouler feels confident that we will be able to contain the virus here in the united states. of course, we will continue to keep people updated on cbs philly.com, click on health. >> steph, thanks very much. pennsylvania state police released a chilling note left behind by accused killer eric frein. police say note details deadly ambush and escaped on september 12th. the lt. col. george called frein's actions pure evil. read a portion of that letter. >> got a shot around 11:00 p.m. and took it. he dropped. i was surprised at how quick. another kopa approached the one i just shot. as he went to neil i took a shot at him and jumped in the door. his legs were visible and still. >> the the ambush killed corporal brian dickson and seriously wounded trooper alex

douglass. authorities also released two photos showing what frein could look like with a mohawk and beard. he faces two additional counts of possession of weapons of mass destruction. right now search is underway for a suspect who robbed a td bank in hatboro while wearing a halloween mask. this robbery happened on york road this morning. police say that the suspect pulled out a gun and demanded money after getting cash he fled in the dark blue older model buick a stolen pennsylvania tag. police suspect that this same suspect robbed a same bank in july. we are enjoying some mild fall weather today but there are some changes on the way, meteorologist kathy orr is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with her first forecast, kathy. >> chris, it is breezy but a beautiful end to what was a gorgeous day with plenty of sunshine, skies will be moon lit tonight and then it will be cool overnight. take a look at storm scan three that rain is long gone but we have had strong westerly winds that have been mild throughout the day. we have had some gusts to 30,

even 40 miles an hour but the temperatures have been pretty high in allentown seven 36789 high in philadelphia 75. we will top that in atlantic city at the airport 76. right now in fill a 72. sixty-nine in millville and atlantic city and poconos falling to 60 degrees. those persistent westerly winds continue at ten to 15 miles an hour through this evening and then, the the cool air, will be coming. coming up we will talk about one more beauty before a major cool down, and unfortunate liz some weakened rain it is all coming up with the seven day when i join you inside. >> kathy we will see you in a minute, thank you. six students are recovering after a violent school bus crash in the great northeast. bus crash into four parked cars this morning on lot avenue near hoff street. there were 26 students on board at the time, including nine year-old andrew winger and his seven year old sister grace. >> i saw us hit the three cars and then all i saw was us hit the last car, with the glass

all shattered. >> wow. all of the injuries are said to be minor from this crash, investigators believe operator error may have played a role. well, four people including a child are rushed to the hospital after this school bus accident. chopper three over the scene on island avenue and lindberg boulevard in southwest philadelphia, one of the injuries from this crash was serious. cause of the crash is under investigation tonight. police are searching for suspects who slashed tires and broke into cars in west philadelphia. those vandals struck on south farugot street and three cars were broken in to 11 vehicles had their tires slash. police spent the day looking for evidence. >> these performance tires, they cost about at least $600 for new tires and these tires are still brand new. >> police believe those suspects hit sometime

between 2:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. passenger is kick off a jet blue flight from philadelphia to boston after comments involving the pilot and alcohol. lisa carter knight was stranded at philadelphia international airport overnight after she claims that the pilot forced her off that flight. jet blue indicated another passenger accused the pilot of being drunk after a mechanical delay. 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 kids, sharing information with my friends and i was frustrated, i was sitting there without a flight home and i miss might children and now i'm here at 1:00 in the morning with my mother who had surgery this weekend to pick me up because a jet blue pilot made a decision to kick me off this flight. >> jet blue released a statement reading in part we will remove a customer if they are disruptive and crew evaluating there is a risk ofes lacing whiz could lead to an unsafe environment. what do you think about

this? should she have been kick off that flight? connect with us on the cbs philly facebook page and send us a tweet at cbs philly, use hash tag cbs-3, chat and you may see your thoughts right here on tv. about two hundred philadelphia high school students staged a protest today days after src voided their teachers union contract. >> unaudible. >> these students from the creative and performing arts high school, in south philadelphia, skipped their classes today to show their support for teachers. earlier this week the src ended the teachers labor contract and imposed changes to benefits package making teachers for the first time pay into their health care premiums. garden state is looking to master a new craft. >> new jersey is already making a name for itself with local wine and beer but you how about vodka coming up we will tell but a new law going in to effect allowing for craft distilleries. also ahead on "eyewitness news" what was ones lost is

now found, legendary bobby rydel is reunited with his musical arrange also, we will tell you how they were found, kathy. clear skies tonight means moon lit conditions and also the cool temperatures tomorrow morning. we will lot that plus rainy weekend for some of us coming up in the seven day, hey beasley. big test this sunday with the g men in town, head coach chip kelly explains why the pass rush is even more important then before, and just in time for the start of the regular season the flyers get one of their key offensive weapons back on the ice, all ahead in sports.

bobby rydel has been reunited with his music. a suit cade fell out of his wife's car. well, it turns out a young couple from havertown, spotted the suitcase on west chester pike and pick it up. after doing research they connect with rydel through facebook. as a reward, rydel will treat the couple to dinner. well, a new distillery in south jersey is not only making vodka but making history. lazy distillery in richland began operation this is week and as "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan shows us, it is one of the

first craft spirit distilleries following passage of the law last year. >> each one of these plates is a separate distill lacing. >> reporter: the the distilling spirits is for the family, and for years they have made vodka and other liquors, but now it has become a business. a state law that went to effect this past year allows licenses for craft distilleries. >> with the new law in the state of new jersey, we have jumped on it immediately and decided let's open up, a business, that we can pass down to our two sons. >> reporter: lazy eye distillery began operation this is week in the richland section of buena vista township. one of three craft distillery is a proved in new jersey and first to specialize in vodka. >> everyone has different taste thaw will see our vodka has a distinct taste. >> reporter: one thing that makes it unique is it has a great base mash making it gluten free. idea between the craft distillery toys create a new

niche industry, an opportunity to empower enthusiast to open businesses much like new jersey wineries have exploded in popularity over the last five years. the family is thrilled to be one of the first distilleries for new but they welcomed competition. >> as more people are license and they may open up their facility, it will raise awareness for the public just like the wineries and the brewery, they are doing incredibly well. >> reporter: lazy eye distillery hopes to have their prod new jersey bars, liquor store and restaurants soon but first they will get a taste and buy bottles here at distillery when they begin their tours at the end of october. in buena vista township, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". okay, flyers and sixers fans are getting pumped up for new seasons at the wells fargo center and this year bring your appetite. new food debuting this year at the wells fargo including the hammer, name in honor of flyers great dave schultz a sandwich that consist of smoke

sausage, chopped pork and barbecue sauce. >> um, um, yes. >> and also on the menu a smoke turkey sandwich, south philadelphia meat balls, and the the basket which includes beer, cheese, bacon dip, jerky and other delicacies. >> got to have bacon tip? one of everything. >> that sound great. >> yes, my mouth is watering. >> yes. >> good to go. >> this has turnout to be a great the day. >> beautiful. >> we have a bonus day. usually after a cold front it gets cold but not the case today. it will lag and we will take it. one more beauty before cold air comes in and then some rain for the weekend. timing not so great the but we will be able to salvage an afternoon. take a look outside where it is a beautiful end to the day. look at the sunset. >> wow. >> gorgeous. >> it could be the caribbean. >> it is a plant sick i. we are looking at a beautiful late afternoon with mainly clear skies. it is expect tonight. our live neighborhood network takes as you cross the region to show you some of the peak

wind gust this is afternoon. dover, at the the air force base a 39-mile an hour gusts, and you can say that is at air force base but look at inland, saint charles in cinnaminson this afternoon gusting to 38 miles an hour. 34 miles an hour gusts at university of pennsylvania in philadelphia, and even at reynolds middle school in hamilton gusting to 30. those winds that warmed us up are diminishing right now and we will be seeing a clear sky overnight, a very pretty night with moon lit skies and temperatures falling. right now in philadelphia down to 72. sixty in the poconos. zero seven in trenton and wilmington. sixty-eight in lancaster. north and west some cooler air in buffalo, state college in the 50's already, 70's to the south but the 50's will win out, we are going to be seeing that jet stream taking a little bit of the dip over the course of the weekend and as it does, instead of the 70's we will than talking about the 60's but here is the one more nice day, that is for your thursday, and the breezy conditions, lift to the north, it is still will be a little bit breezy but not like it was today. high temperatures around 70

which is seasonal for this time of the year and friday we will watch our next system snake from the west. it is stationary boundary. to the north temperatures in the 60's, to the south temperatures in the 70's and 80's rather cool end of this system and we will stay that way. some showers, and especially during the morning hours, on saturday, giving way to some drying. this is the future weather as we look ahead, clouds rolling in for friday morning. then the rain, especially to the the south friday afternoon and lifts up north, saturday morning. so between 7:00 a.m. and noonan saturday, it is going to be wet. so we have a soccer practice or games, flag football, morning not looking so great but then by the the afternoon drying out in the sky that is clearing out. so we have one and a half nice days across the board for the weekend. overnight mainly clear low of 53 in the city, 40's in the suburbs. tomorrow looking pretty high temperature 70 degrees and on the exclusive eye witt the necessary weather seven daze forecast friday only 62. showers mainly south, and saturday 64, with morning rain

and then saturday afternoon and sunday looking nice, monday for columbus day 70 and warming up tuesday and wednesday but still keeping it damp over a couple of days, monday a chance of a shower and still during the day on tuesday, so, there you have it, it is october after all. >> yes. >> yes, it is. >> welcome fall. >> kathy, thanks. having a rough afternoon so far and we will start off with the ben franklin bridge where you can see from the new jersey side and toll plaza backup even past this point westbound over bridge and in the city, just crawling for past two hours or so. this is a beginnings of rush hour delay, and moving out those two right lanes due to construction. over on i-95 a typical delayed spot here at allegheny southbound actually starting to clear up just a few minutes ago it was jammed solid, headlights towards the city. north bound heading toward northeast philadelphia, still moving nicely but jam a bit. out in ac we are going to update that breaking news, we have no access to atlantic

city from the ac expressway, so heading east bound to atlantic city we will give you alternate because redirecting all traffic on to the brigantine connection. alternate take route 322, or route 30 to get around police activity through to that protest. stay there cb

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all right. it is tonight, flyers fans have been waiting for all summer, team get back on the ice for the the start of a new regular season tonight, in boston, already some good news for the offense, forward wayne simmonds is expected to be on the ice for drop of the puck. and the new alternate captain is taking the bruins lightly. >> this is a tough team. they have been together a long

time, they have played the game the right way and, it will be tough for us tonight. >> we will look good out there in practice. i think we're ready to go. >> all right. back here in philly, sixers host charlotte hornets the for the first home game of the preseason a lieutenant of eyes on rookie nerlens noel, hoist hoping for a better performance after only putting up four-point in monday's lost to boston. over to the novacare complex, eagles defense is planning out their attack against the giants offense, it has been hitting on all cylinders ovulate. even with a few injuries in the past rush main focus will be getting pressure on quarterback eli manning. >> eli is a i great quarterback but that is any quarterback. you put your haddon them a little bit the game changes up. >> they are spreading the field more than they have in the past. when you have victor cruz, randall and tighten in the game it makes it, very difficult in terms of everybody is a viable option. >> prime time football is back, tomorrow night, right here on cbs-3, big rivalry in

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>> pelley: tonight, the first ebola death in the united states. the disease claims thomas eric duncan. manuel bojorquez is in dallas. jeff pegues reports the u.s. will take the temperature of air travelers arriving from west africa. perspective on the fast-breaking ebola developments from dr. jon lapook. clarissa ward is inside syria with an american who has joined rebels linked to al qaeda. >> reporter: would you support a terrorist attack on the united states? >> pelley: and as the nfl owners' meeting tackles domestic violence today, elaine quijano talks to abusers who have been through court-ordered intervention. >> reporter: can an abuser be rehabilitated? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.