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♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> tonight a single comment about ebola from one passenger on a flight out of philadelphia prompts a scare in the air, and a dramatic response when that plane finally lands. good evening, i'm chris may.

>> i'm jessica dean. we want to tell you up front that no one had ebola on the plane, but this situation demonstrates how public health officials are trying to stay on top of the threat and how even the mention of this deadly disease is taking extremely seriously. >> all of this happened on u.s. airways flight from philadelphia to punta cana in the dominican republic. matt rivers shows us what happened. >> reporter: for those on board u.s. air flight 845 it started normal enough. when that flight landed, a flight attendant made this announcement. >> i want you to keep your wits about people coming on, please, stay out of the their way. let them do their job. >> reporter: the person who posted this video to youtube wrote, passengers were told by the flight attendants that there was situation and that a passenger may have been in africa and ebola. she was certain it was a hoax. but did not take any chances. a team of local officials wearing hazmat suits boarded the plane recorded by many passengers as the team walk to the back. from there, they escorted an

unidentified man off the plane and in a statement the airline confirm the incident saying "we are following the direction of and strictly adhering to all centers for disease control and prevention guidelines in place for airlines in response to e best la viewer the flight was checked by officials and cleared. as for the passenger. >> he was evaluated. >> dr. if he can to us disease physician at the university of pittsburgh medical center. he says the medical community would have fast learned if the case had been real. >> the medical perspective this seems tock hoax, a joke that went badly and i'll advise people to take this seriously because ebola is no joke and people are very anxious about it. >> reporter: and those passengers were let off that plane about two hours after it landed yesterday in punta cana. as for that false ebola scare u.s. airways regrets the inconvenience but places passenger safety above all else. we're live in the sat center,

matt rivers cbs-3 i it news. >> that's one scary flight there, matt, thank you very much. meanwhile texas health officials did say today dallas county sheriff's deputy who exhibited symptoms of e best la tested negative for the disease. that deputy had been inside the dallas apartment of that man thomas eric duncan. he was the first ebola patient to die after being diagnosed in the u.s. duncan's body will be cremated to prevent the virus from spreading further. the search for serial burglars who may have most recently struck in delaware conte. this group is accuse evidence taking advantage of their victim's trust and then stealing what they can grab. tonight diana rocco has a look at how they operate and who they're trying to find. >> reporter: police are looking for this man, part of a burglary rink targeting elderly in several states. >> you feel invaded. >> reporter: bob manual says before lunch last week a money knocked on his door saying he was from the electric company. >> he said, take a walk around i'll show was we're going to do.

>> reporter: while bob was in the back, police say the suspect radioed to two men in awaiting car. the first stalled bob while the other two ran into his apartme apartment. >> he had papers in his hand and everything, and he was writing some stuff down on papers and all, you know. >> did you believe this guy's story, that he actually worked for the electric company? >> yeah, because the way he was and the way he talked. >> reporter: police were alerted by a witness while basketball was still in the backyard. they pulled the two men out of his apartment. >> when cops got there they got the gun on the other guy. >> reporter: larry mitt mitchell, robert mitchell and ricky parker wanted in two states for burglary were arrested. inside their car stolen items like jewelry, coins and cash. and hundreds of other possible targets. >> hundreds and hundreds of addresses that had no notes written next to him, older, young, no good, good. >> now employees say this man and at least two others are still targeting elderly after an attempted burglary was thwarted wednesday blocks away in darby.

the elderly woman on main street was told the water company needed to check for toxins while she waited. a man fitting this description radioed to two others who were inside her apartment when a neighbor walked in the three fled. >> we believe very strong until this has happened to other people in darby and they just haven't reported. >> utility companies will never send a worker to someone's home without calling first. police are asking anyone who feels they may have fallen victim that this scan call 911. diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> big change coming in our weather. there's rain on the way. and cooler temperatures when you step out the door in the morning. meteorologist kathy orr is here with what we can expect. kathy? first we're looking at the clouds chris. they'll be moving back into the region during the overnight. then we're looking at the rain a stationary front is going to drag all of this toward the delaware valley. most likely tomorrow afternoon. so a good portion of the day rain free. when we wake up we'll see much cooler temperatures. right now in philadelphia 59.

51 in allentown. the poconos 46. but look what happens. come tomorrow morning 38 in the poconos. 44 in allentown. 53 in philadelphia. we have clear skies to the north hence the colder temperatures. we are going to watch as this area of low pressure pushes the moisture toward the east. we are going to be on the cool side of this front to the north. that means a northeasterly wind, rain showers and also a little bit of wind come the first part of the weekend. coming up we'll talk about the coolest afternoon we have seen in months. that's right around the corner. we'll time out the rain so you can salvage at least half of your weekend, and show you how slow temperatures will be warping up in that seven day. i'll see i was little bit later on in the broadcast. chris. >> see you then, kathy. now an "eyewitness news" exclusive. a bicyclist speaks out after a confrontation with a university of pennsylvania police officer that was caught on tape. >> you're going to pepper spray me? >> that is sarah rodriguez, and

the u penn police officer who pulled her over. it happened wednesday morning on thoughtth street near woodland walk. now rodriguez did not stop right away and when she did, thing escalated. so a bystander started recording. rodriguez claims that another officer responded to the scene and used homophobic slurs while insisting the bystander stop recording. rodriguez was eventually ticketed and says she accepts responsibility for running a red light but she says the officer's actions were unnecessary. >> when slamming your bike into me trying to make me crash and then holding a can of pepper spray, that's ridiculous. that's excessive force. >> penn police say that they're in the middle of a share the road campaign and that this officer was simply enforcing the traffic laws. the department says it will look into the other allegations. well philadelphia police need your help they're trying to identify a pair of cycle thieves tonight. the two were caught on camera over the weekend stealing four bicycles from a building on

rittenhouse square. >> taking all kinds of bikes, high end, low end. >> it's honestly what we're feeling because it's my only mode of transportation. everyone i know that bikes has had if they're not they're whole bike stolen wheels stolen. >> this is a problem in the ci city. police say that about 400 bikes were stolen in the center city area just this year. now to exclusive video of the man dubbed the burka bandit. police are asking for the public's help to find a man wanted in a string of bank robberies in south jersey. the suspect wears a burka during the heist and escapes on a bmx bike. the most recent robbery happened at the beneficial bank in audubon yesterday. police believe the same man struck the neighboring audubon savings bank and at the susquehanna bank in camden last month. >> a jury convicts a montgomery county man of first degree murder in the deaths of a baby and her grandmother in king of prussia. prosecutors say this man killed 10 month old baby girl and her

61 year old grandmother two years ago in a kidnap for ransom plan that went wrong. prosecutors say tonight they are seeking the death penalty. >> the defendant has his mother to beg for his life but that same opportunity was not given by the defendant for the baby's mother. >> given everybody he's been through he's not an evil person, and he's not the worse of the of the worst and accordingly he should not be put to death. >> if the jury does not sentence him to death, he will be zen didn'ted to life in prison. tonight police are searching for the vandal who's spray painted a racial slur on a center city high school. it was a story you saw first on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we blurred out the slur on the front door at john w. hal la man catholic girls high school. school maintenance crews scrubbed the doors before students arrived for class this morning. now police are reviewing surveillance video hoping to identify and catch the suspects. >> now to shocking case of

alleged bullying. a teen with autism says two older students duct taped him to a goal post and left him there. >> the alleged hazing happened on sunday at a high school near pittsburgh. this is 16 year old austin babin sack. he was duck taped to that post for about 15 minutes off duty pennsylvania state trooper found him and set him free. >> they duct taped my hands, my leg, all the way up to my waist. all around the whole pole and tightened it as hard as they could. then they attempted to try to take a picture of it. i told them no and they walked off in frustration. >> well tonight a coach and two players have been suspended. the coach insists he was not aware of what was happening. well, campaign trail tonight potential presidential contend contenders stump for the candidates in the race for pennsylvania governor. dualing rallies tonight first governor tom corbett's he was joined by new jersey governor chris christie at a rally in

delaware county this afternoon. the republican's campaign together at the valley forge military academy in wayne. former secretary of state hillary clinton campaigned for democratic challenger tom wolf in philadelphia. the so-called women for wolf rally was held at the national constitution center. the latest polls give wolf a double digit lead over governor corbett with election day now less than four weeks away. >> a lawsuit sparked by a fake facebook profile and the federal government. also on the way -- >> at home tattoos. trend or trouble? is it the ultimate ink or dangerous? see how it's done. >> in weather temperatures will bottom out tomorrow and then slowly we will be warming back to more seasonal temperatures. we'll take look at the numbers coming up with the seven day. chris? >> and, kathy, we know police officers see a lot of things but a horse inside their station? then --

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so don't wait. get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com >> well tonight a new york woman is suing the drug enforc enforct agency claiming it stole her dent physical on facebook. sandra are a coat claims the dea used her pictures and built a fake facebook account while she was prosecuted in a drug trafficking ring. she claims that agents used that page to try and contact others involved in the drug trade. federal officials say that she consented to the use of her personal information in the course of their investigation. >> now to a series of events that left a san had he say, california man stunned. that really says it all right there. it started with a motion detector alarm going off outside his home. then david tank saw his huge mountain lion standing on top of his car. experts think the mountain lion is about two years old and was

trying to establish its territory. we're told small animals in that area are not uncommon but a mountain lion was a bit unexpe unexpected. we also have pretty unbelievable video sounds like the beginning of joke. >> forget about the mountain lion take look at this horse walking right into a police station. that's right. a horse walking through the front doors of a police station in england. you can see the security guy there. he has no clue what's going on. but he gathers himself and successfully gets that horse to head the other way and back out those electric doors. the horse apparently got loose from a nearby pasture. it was safely he is cored home. >> on the health watch tonight, a body art getting personal. perhaps too personal. people are doing their own at home tattoos. it's a growing trend. and while some say it is the ultimate in ink others maintain it's very dangerous. here's health reporter stephanie stahl. >> reporter: they're popular among football players and movie

stars. tattoos are everywhere. >> these three leaves were the first set i ever got done. >> reporter: robin marquis is part of a new trend people who do their own tattoos at home. >> i think having the experience of having a tattoo at home is really awesome. >> reporter: but the national tattoo association has concerns about home tattooing. >> it's a trade that needs to be taught, and if you're not taught properly, you're not going to be doing pop work. >> reporter: it's become easier to get a tattoo outside a licensed and inspected shop. online there are directions on how to tattoo with a sewing needle and this youtube video shows how to make your own tattoo gun. you can even get complete diy kits on the web containing needles, ink, possibly even an electronic tattoo machine. no experience necessary. >> are they clean? are they keeping things sterile? are they using the proper sutures? are they using the proper ink? >> reporter: the fda takes complaints about tattoo related

infections but does not track how many infections are related specifically to do it yourself tattoos. there was however a recent recall of some online kits because of infections linked to contaminated ink. doctors say using equipment that is not sterile can be dangerous especially to people with compromised immune systems. >> if the infection spreads system klee into the bloodstream it could be become life-threatening situation. nicole west creates and sells at home tattoo kits. she got a certification for infection control and quips her kits with items to prevent problems including medical gloves and term needles. >> i decided to start mak making these kits because i know people who stick and poke using random objects around the house, not necessarily the best thing for creating a tattoo. >> reporter: regulations on tattoos vary depending on where you live, but health officials we spoke to say, needles in untrained hands are dangerous. we have lot mr. information for

you at cbsphilly.com click on health. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right. get ready to really feel like fall out there because the cooler temperatures are making their way here. >> bundle up. >> yes. it will be chilly tomorrow morning, but really the afternoon is going to be something that we'll remember. but nothing that we haven't seen before. outside we are looking at a mainly clear sky in philadelphia. but the clouds will be rolling back in with our next weather system. take look outside in center city philadelphia. a very pretty early morning. on storm scan3 a few clouds blowing across the region most of them in our suburbs and toward the south and east. as you head toward the lehigh valley and the poconos looking mainly clear overnight tonight. right now in philadelphia down to 59. 51 in allentown. 51 in millville. and 46 in the poconos. waking up to 40s in the lehigh valley and the 30s in the poconos later this morning. state college 43. pittsburgh 46. some cool air to the north and the west and that's pretty much where our weather will be coming

from over the next 24 to 48 hours. for your friday look for an area of low pressure to drag a frontal boundary eastward with some rain showers. it becomes stationary and that means it will be impacting our weather for at least a day or so. so we are not side of this with a north northeasterly wind it will be cloudy with some rain developing in the afternoon. steady rain at night. then saturday morning some showers and then thanks to this area of high pressure, everything is pushed to the south into virginia and north carolina. and we at least see some sunshine during the afternoon with temperatures bouncing back into the 60s. sunday another beautiful day with partly sunny skies as that high settles in right over us. but staying on the cool side and then temperatures begin to rebound by the beginning of next week. here are the details of the rain. tomorrow afternoon after about the 3:00 o'clock hour the rain moves in. and then through saturday morning by about eight, 9:00 o'clock in the morning we'll be seeing things begin to dry out. rain amounts between half an inch anism. highest amounts philadelphia south and east and then clearing saturday afternoon.

after this, we are going to be still seeing some cool temperatures before things get back to normal. over into the clouds will just be on the increase from the south low 53 in the city. 40s to the north and west skies will be clearer. showers for where are friday late in the afternoon the high testimony cher only 59. significance to that number 59 because in philadelphia the last time we were there was april 26th much that's six months ago. so it's been a long time since we've had that type of a cool afternoon high. if you're lucky enough to have a ticket to sunday night football at the linc the temperature will be 58 at kickoff 8:30 sunday evening with winds out of the west five to 10 miles an hour. bundle up. on the exclusive "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast there is some warmth at the end of that seven day. 71 on monday. with some clouds. a shower or two on tuesday. but milder. wednesday in the 70s and then thursday back into the 60s the 60s are very comfortable for this time of year. our katie fell injury will track the weather tomorrow if there's

anany changes in the shifting of that rain she'll let you know. the team starts at 4:30 on cbs-3 and continues on the cw at 7:00. >> beasley they are buzzing in south philadelphia with football and now with hockey. >> absolutely. a great night on the ice tonight. a lot of goals. i'm sure they got their money's worth except it didn't finish the right way. shady mccoy upset that he sent out a little final moments of the rams game? he will tell you coming up.

>> it was a back and forth shoot out tonight at the wells fargo center, but the final momentum swing went in the wrong direct. here we go. flyers trailed three to nothing in the second period. then got it going. the captain claude giroux scores his first goal of the season on the power play and it's now three to one. then wayne simmonds scored two

goals in the final 56 seconds of the period and the game was tied going into the third. but that's where the devils took over. they scored three times in the final san. sombrous with the game winner. flyers fall six to four. here's lesley van arsdall with post game report. >> another tough loss. the flyers come all the way back from a three to nothing deficit. wayne simmonds scoring two goals in 56 seconds. they just couldn't sustain the momentum. >> we did a good job coming back in the game and we were playing aggressive playing you are game and it's frustrating. >> there's tons of confidence in here, and like i said, it's not a good spot being in, you know, zero-two. the flyers lost three straight home openers for the first time in franchise history. reporting from the wells fargo center lesley van arsdall "eyewitness sports". >> big sunday night battle on

tap when the birds host the g men. >> i spoke to shady mccoy about taking on the giants. it's a big rifle row. each year it's something special. it's one of them things we need to win or they need to win and you just battle it out and now you see the guys talking trash. for me i'm used to it. being in my sixth year. my rookie year i remember how important it was. >> when you talk about arrival rows a little bit further eagles fans see it as cowboys. they say eagles/cowboys. oh, lord. do the players -- how do the players see the giants rivalry? >> it's up there. i would say. since i've been here. it's kind of eagles with the cowboys and the giants. >> who would you say. >> i would definitely say it's up there. definitely we we got so many players and their roster. a couple guys i was on the team with when i came to the nfl, cullen jenkins, mike paterson some guys i look up to to help me, you know, show me the way in the nfl.

>> and on the topic of why he wasn't in the game at crunch time against the rams -- >> sproles can go out there and produce just as much as me, so, i don't mind the call. dues made that move he felt look i should come out. that's how it is. >> all right. see more of my weekly sit down with cbs-3 contributor shady mccoy sunday morning at 11:30 on sunday kickoff right here on cbs-3. and the audio road show app vote is in. my live crew and i will be at pli morning whitemarsh high school for the battle between lasalle and st. joe's prep. your town, your team, your kids on tv the friday football frenzy game of the week is chosen. we'll be rig

>> eyewitness in center city tonight as center square where the clothespin is lit up in pink. landmark across the area are displaying pink lights during

october to mark breast cancer awareness month and to remind women to schedule a mammogram. cbs-3 and the cw phil vol teamed up once again with susan g. komen philadelphia for lights for the cure which is now in its 13th year. >> and new tonight fairmount park is glowing in the dark. >> park lovers turned out for a night of food and entertainment and "eyewitness news" was there at the historic strawberry mansion music pavilion much the money raised tonight from this event will go to the fairmount park conservancy. the organization partners with the city to preserve and improve philadelphia's amazing parks. we'll be right back. ♪

>> thank you for staying up late with "eyewitness news". we return at 4:30 in the morning with erika von tiehl and natasha brown. for beasley, kathy and everyone here at "eyewitness news" i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. you can always find us at cbsphilly.com. the late show with david letterman is next with robert duval. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪

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