within minutes. wilmington 6:21. chester 6:42. upper darby by 6:52. very heavy rain embedded in these cells. right new they are in the seeing anything in the way of severe weather. just a really torrential downpours that will slow you down. already, reading, kutztown, between one and 2 inches have rain in haddonfield. half inch in philadelphia, newark, delaware in the so much. just a quarter inch. where we see heavy rain and reading berks county through lancaster and western parts of the chester county we have a flood advisory until 10:00 tonight for poor drainage flooding. we expect that next round to lift across these region, once again. wind are gusting to 36 in the poconos. philadelphia and wilmington, even atlantic city and 30 miles an hour. for the rest of this evening, we expect that band of heavy rain.

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diagnosed with ebola we want a wrapped response team a swat team from the cdc to be on the ground, and as quickly as possible. with the ebola threat growing, philadelphia area company has been called to duty in dallas. they have a decontamination robot used to clean up after a patient there dies. >> three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl is here with the exclusive look at this a nation technology. >> interesting philadelphia connection here. stopping the spread of the deadly ebola virus is proving to be a difficult task. well, bio tech company, based here has equipment at that dallas hospital that it says will make the hospital safe after ebola patients are treated. >> this is a control panel. >> reporter: robots like this are being used in the dallas hospital trying to contain the ebola infection. it sprays hydrogen peroxide scraper that can kill viruses and other germs. >> i will introduce into a sealed room, we will get in

every nook and cranny in the room and when it comes out of saturation, it envelopes the bacteria in the room and kills it. >> reporter: ed is director of operation, at bio will based in horsham, montgomery county. >> it spins 360 each way, so when sure equal distribution of vapor in the room. >> reporter: remote control robotic sterilization systems have been used in a variety of places, including the nih and johns-hopkins. here you can see a room being taped to seal it for hour long, decontamination. now similar robots from the company are in dallas following the death of thomas eric duncan. >> we sterilized the suite of rooms that he was exposed in, currently this week we are back down there, working in the emergency rooms. >> reporter: they say research shows hydrogen peroxide vapor can sterilize locations which reduces risk of people contracting contagious diseases. company says that the technology is a quick, safe way, for hospitals to contain

ebola. >> we have been preparing for an out break for such as this for last three or four months they use a verification system including chemical test strips taped to the wall to ensure that the contamination has been eliminated and that it is safe to enter the room this technology could be a big help in this out break. >> a little bit of help helps in this fight in, doubt. >> thanks much. "cbs evening news" with scott pelley will have more one bowl at in the u.s. including reaction from his nurse's cross the country, coming up next at 6:30 right after "eyewitness news". new at 6:00 claims of excessive force comes from inside a philadelphia prison. altercation is caught on tape. the officer in question has been on the job for two years and has now been disciplined but inmate's attorney says charges should have been filed so now he is suing. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is in the sat center with more.

>> reporter: inmate had been pepper sprayed at current fromhold prison last month and escorted to get medical attention when he says this corrections officer punched him 15 times, and then bit him surveillance video shows inn made james, being escorted for medical attention with his handcuffed behind his back. within seconds you see corrections officer james wiseback start punching him. >> an eruption takes place, unprovoke eruption, that attack includes a choke hold. >> reporter: closer look shows that choke hold, inmate also claims wiseback bit him on the back of the head, and eventually other officers to have pull wiseback off of him whose attorneys are hoping to now file, a federal is civil rights lawsuit against all involve. >> this brazen, violent behavior took place in front of the ten other co's, in in a common area of the prison where there is five other video cameras. the concern is what does this officer do in the dark corners of the prison when in one is looking.

>> reporter: corrections department disciplined wiseback for september 20th incident. it was found he used excessive force but he is back on the job. wiseback claims he threatened him, taunted him verbally and spat at him saying in a statement once he felt spit, i reacted with hard empty handed use of force. >> you cannot see officer wiseback react in anyway whatsoever that would be consistent with having to be spat upon. we think this needs to be addressed. we think there needs to be more than just in house discipline. >> corrections department would not comment on the lawsuit, they say that they are not aware of this pepper spray incident that happened beforehand, and he was treated for minor injuries. he says he has since been stripped of all privileges and never receive the medical attention that he has asked for. his attorneys will be asking the d.a.'s office to review this video and file criminal charges. live from the sat center, i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> wow, thank you very much. troubling news for a

family hoping for answers, after an autopsy, and nearly eight months of testing, officials cannot determine the cause of death for a woman found dead in a car near 30th street station. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live at 30th and market with this exclusive information, walt? >> reporter: well, chris, sadly this mystery is deepening, tonight, it was about eight months ago to the day that nadya mallic was found in the car right here at 30th and market. but after an autopsy and months of testing officials revealed to me the cause of her death is undetermine. nearly eight months after body of nadya mallic a 22 year old mother was found near 30th street station the sad mystery deepens. police now revealing an autopsy by the medical examiner, along with numerous tests performed since last february cannot determine what caused her death. >> after extensive testing and review of the case medical examiner has come back cause of manner to be undetermined.

>> reporter: lieutenant john walker says investigators along with the medical examiner did everything that they could to get answers, mallik who disappeared february 9th in the upper darby area found in her car, 11 days later. >> sat down with us for over four hours to review our case before he made his final ruling. so, he did everything in his power to determine what happened here. >> obviously a big tragedy but there is so many unanswered questions. >> reporter: mallik clothier kaleed spoke to me last march about the family's need to find out what happened making it clear he believes that someone is responsible, for his sister's death. >> absolutely foul play. >> reporter: singh, nadya's boyfriend who police say was with her around the time he was disappeared, was arrested last february for violating probation on a prior dui conviction, but he is now free after serving time in prison and under house arrest and is not charged in connection with her death. >> very complicate, very complicated, very emotional case, charged with the family

helping us throughout, and you know, we're hopeful we can get to the conclusion. >> now mr. singh's attorney decline comment, meanwhile lieutenant walker says all of the evidence in this case has been turned over to the philadelphia district attorney, the d.a.'s office will decide if any charges will ever be filed in this case and if so, whom might be charged. live from the 30th and market, walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". first lady michelle obama makes a campaign stop in fail to support democratic gubernatorial candidate tom wolf. hundreds pack the dorothy emmanuel recreational center in mount air toy hear mrs. obama talk about her husband's accomplishments and about the importance of turning out to the polls on november 4th. >> meanwhile governor corbett was in harrisburg today he sign a bill that expand the number of disorders new borns, are screened for at birth this measures dub hand's law is named for hanna a bucks county native. she's fighting a rare deadly

disorder affecting one in 100,000 new borns. >> this will take effect in 60 days. a new jersey man's adventure on the jet ski turns treacherous. >> still to come on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. and what it took to get rescued. >> kathy. >> we are tracking rain, some storms and strong gusty wind, another wave of heavy rain lifts through delaware valley, how many more to go we will look at that plus a major cool down this weekend. leslie. >> he we have some rumors drawing, and, sixers uniform, and, expect. good news for flyers as key player on defense getting back on the ice we will tell you more later in

an aggressive cancer is threat authentic man's life, his only hope, an experimental treatment that has had unprecedented success with other patients right here in philadelphia. we will have that story for you tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. we hope you will join us. he is fortunate and he knows it, cape may county man who disappeared after taking his jet ski out for a ride is found stranded on the water today, coastguard rescue that jet skier in gray sound right off of stone harbor.

he talk with "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan. >> a great idea, go out for one spin and they turn tonight to an adventure. >> reporter: impulse decision to take one last ride before pulling his wave runner for winter, almost costume tomorrow graham his life. his battery died out on the water, and the wind started pushing him miles from home. >> it just took me further then i ever dream. >> reporter: tom grounded in the marsh but mud was too deep to walk on and only hope is that some one would find him. coastguard and local police launch search parties at request of tom's wife's lanea, rescuers have no luck finding him tuesday evening. >> i have views of the helicopter looking for me, and unfortunately, they had in view of me. >> reporter: as tom sat shivering on his wave runner all night's lanea prayed. >> just kind of stressing out but trying to keep it together but i'm exhausted. >> reporter: first light search resumed again, tom could see all of the activity

but this time a helicopter crew saw him too. >> the adrenaline going, he is okay, doing his fly around and he is no the hurt, injured. >> reporter: boat cruise pick up tom who didn't need medical treatment but just wanted to go home, they wanted to take me to the hospital to be check out but i insisted i needed cough east and a hot shower. >> reporter: graham says one thing he learned from this ordeal and he hopes others will take way is we tell people where you are going exactly and whenever possible, bring your phone, with you. in stone harbor manor i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the philadelphia police department pays tribute to some of its own, department held its merit commendation ceremony in northeast philadelphia to daze. honoring 84 officers with their outstanding services. ronald mcdonald house charities celebrates a very special anniversary the first ever, ronald mcdonald house open in philadelphia on this day, back in 1974. that is 40 years ago. and some were wearing their

socks to celebrate today. there are more than 350 houses and 52 countries now, and all welcomed and served, the families of children receiving medical care. >> it is a place where love, comfort, support can be found in every room. >> it is a special place, there will be a gala saturday night to celebrate, and many of the founders of the house will be on hand. i'm wearing myron old mcdonald house socks. >> very nice. >> they are nice and warm. >> yes good they are cool and wet outside, what a night it is. >> it is one of those raw nights. even though it is mild out there. it is going to be damp and miserable. if you are heading out tonight, there is a little bit of lull in the action over philadelphia, right now but another round of rain is heading in the area. take a look we have live neighborhood mobile weather lab cruising the streets in

route one north and delaware county. we are seeing some drying conditions but as our vehicle continues to head toward the the north, we will be seeing heavy rain, moving your way, so get ready, here it comes, on storm scan three we are tracking it, a line of heavy rains, embedded thunderstorms as well and gusty wind and all this moving toward the north, northeast and moving into delaware county in to places like western chester county, reading berks county and here it is, coming up i-95 corridor, history of damaging wind in baltimore and washington and it all continues to lift toward the north/north east. as we zoom in here you can see through reading, lancaster, we have flooding already occurring with the flood advisory and western part of the chester county and this area that we're talking about right here in central delaware. this is moving east/northeast at 40 miles an hour, history of about 40 to 45 miles an hour wind and torrential

downpours. it will be in west goshen by 6:20. chester 6:38. philadelphia by # 01:00. camden by 7:06. some heavy rain through dover, middletown, delaware and our hail indication as well, smyrna getting hit hard. this is moving toward the north/northeast and cross over salem county, new jersey as well. we are looking at some dreary conditions out there, our live neighborhood network takes to us kutztown and you can see temperatures only in the 60's, some gusty wind as well, gusting to 28 miles an hour in philadelphia, rosemont 26, hamilton, 29, and millville still gusting to 25 miles an hour. with that damp weather, we're seeing areas of fog, poconos only, 5 miles visibility, and down a little bit in allentown and reading but elsewhere looking fairly good with some pocket of heavy rain. mild along that i-95 corridor but cool air is already spilling into our north and western suburbs where we have been rain soak today. to the west there is more cool air, so, it is showing what is on our doorstep. so we see future weather

capturing heavy rain quite well, moving through within the the next hour or so and by 11:00 or 12:00 it is quiet again. overnight three or 4:00 a.m. one more round of heavy rain and gusty wind and then by thursday morning, by 7:00, 8:00 a.m. we are talking about dry condition and the sun coming out. overnight period of rain up to 2 inches in total when all is said and done, ponding on roads where we see heavy rain from philadelphia are the in and west, poor drainage flooding expect, wind gusting to 25 to 35 and any fallen leaves will be wet, creating some slick travel. we will be seeing some dry conditions, for thursday, even into friday and saturday, and a major cool down will be getting underway with our next front moving on through. overnight we are talking about some rainy conditions, heavy rain overnight as well, low temperature is six two. lingering shower but partly sunny thursday. high of 72. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast, big story after the rain is

going to be the cool down. temperature, sinking on sunday, high of only 59. monday the the same, tuesday the same wednesday staying cool. what is going on? can you two answer this. >> mother nature it is fall. >> it is fall. >> it is what she wants to do. >> kathy, thanks. >> weather is creating quite a mess and problem for drivers this afternoon at 6:20. we will go outside and show you schuylkill expressway at girard avenue where there is some crews on the scene. you can see the drains are actually blocked and they are trying to clean them up, so the rainwater doesn't overflow on to the roadways here. so that is bringing us to eastbound delay, really heavy a 53 minute trip from the blue route to the vine street expressway as everybody crawls on by to the left-hand side, to squeeze around. that elsewhere on the roosevelt boulevard, really slammed there, southbound toward schuylkill expressway in the typical afternoon delay heading to northeast

philadelphia, north bound travel times everything is slammed up 422 from 202 to oaks westbound heavy trip of 15 minute and still slam on 59 a to minute trip from the vine street expressway into woodhaven road, stay there cbs-3 "eyewitness news" right back. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side. i'm aimee belgard and i approve this message.

right now flyers are allowing an average of 31 shots on goal per game but we have good news for the defense, brayden coburn back on the ice after suffering a lower body injury last week. still questionable for saturday's game in dallas. well, the team still looking for that first win of the season after last night's loss

to the ducks. we had goals by simmonds, street and voracek and that tied it up at three. ducks able to take the win in the shoot-out. final score four-three. sixers draft pick dario czar itch is not happy with the amount of playing time he is getting overseas. his dad talked to reporters about the possibility of terminate ago this contract but even if that happens, he probably will not be in a sixers uniform for at least another year. to the major league kansas city royals with the chance to clinch the american league championship begins orioles. they are up two-one. over to the national league game four between cardinals and giants later on tonight, giants leading that series two-one. well, eagles getting much needed time off, during bye week, lot have of banged up players need rest, including running back darren sproles. next up arizona on the 26th. rest of the league picks up tomorrow night we have prime time football right here on cbs-3, a big division rivalry between new york jets and new england patriots. count on the good game between

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thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. cbs is evening news is next, scott pelley reporting tonight from new york.

>> pelley: tonight, the virus spreads in the u.s. a second nurse has ebola and four across the midwest, raising questions about containing the virus. reports from manuel bojorquez, anna werner, dr. jon lapook and debora patta at ground zero in liberia. the stock market takes a nosedive. anthony mason on wall street's wild ride. agents swoop down on child sex trafficking suspects. and rescue dozens of victims, some as young as 11. elaine quijano reports. and deven's story. don't tell him what he can't do. >> they probably would say, he t