and in cases where the mother's health is in danger. no woman should be forced to carry a pregnancy from a rape. mario scavello sponsored a bill to force women to have unnecessary and invasive ultrasounds. it's horrifying. women need to know that mario scavello wants to stand between them and their doctors in making decisions that aren't his to make. updating our breaking news a fatal accident causing a major jam on the schuylkill expressway, this is cell even if video from someone sitting in the eastbound lanes right at montgomery avenue. as you can see, with the taillights there 76 is a viual parking lot. >> we will get over to vittoria and she has details

for you. >> good morning, everyone. unfortunately that this fatal accident on the eastbound side of 76, not too far from montgomery drive. we are seeing major delays. the schuylkill has been closed for approximately would i say at least 35 close to 40 minutes. you can imagine the the delay, that lies behind this incident and we have seen a few vehicles turnaround and head westbound on the eastbound side of the schuylkill expressway. now in regards to the westbound side of 76 we had an emergency team blocking left-hand lane. they have cleared the the eastbound incident but lets talk about the delay quickly. with the fatal accident we have pending investigations. this will be out there for a little bit longer. because of that this delay that lies behind it will last longer. so if you are traveling on the eastbound side of the schuylkill these are folks exiting or trying to exit at montgomery drive. a few alternates that you can think about doing right now. if you are trying to get into center city philadelphia and commuting on the eastbound side of 76, let's talk about

maybe martin luther king drive. take kelly drive. but no these are very slick and very dangerous even commuting on a rainy take. would i advise you to continue to take it easy if you are heading out of the north east, broad street heading in the city may be a good idea and then 95 is also an idea if you are commuting southbound, however, out of the north east i would advice you to jump on i-95 at bridge or aramingo avenue because we have a pothole situation which is causing an even hefty delay on the southbound side of i-95 at cottman so give yourself more time this morning. katie, this is causing a rock us. >> that particular part of the schuylkill, i drive over that myself, a lot and this morning in particular was very slick there, was hydroplaning action going on, not a lot of ponding out that way. that definitely is a good example of why we need to absolutely slow down despite the fat being that storm scan three is emptying out a little bit here. we have obviously still got some rain and it is coming down across northeastern portion of the i-95 and garden

state parkway and out of trent here. perhaps into new york city, you are still dodging the continuing rainfall but what is left behind here is just the aftermath, issues, in the way of the traffic, that tore use just mentioned but we have wet leaves on the ground that will make it slick on the sidewalks walking the dog perhaps this morning in and we have still got, lingering flood advisory to the north and western suburbs through poconos, berks county, remaining under a flood advisory for swollen streams, poor drainage flooding possibility there as well that you might have some leaves that fell off the trees blocking up some of the those storm drains. again, a little bit of the situation in the aftermath of this frontal boundary. 66 degrees the current temperature at the the airport. we are expecting to hit lower 07's but skies will gradual liz clear in time and it will only get better from here which is good news, guys, back over to you. in other news second dallas nurse infect withe bowl ace receiving treatment in atlanta. >> and amber vinson arrived at

emery hospital last night and now inside infectious control team unit. we have medical units escorting her in the hospital, right there in the hazmat suit we're told. cdc is under more scrutiny this morning for allowing vinson to take commercial flights from cleveland to dallas one day, before she was hospitalized for ebola symptoms. agency says they granted permission because they did not meet criteria for someone at high risk. meantime president obama remains in washington to monitor the out break. >> i am absolutely confident that we can prevent a out break of the disease here in the united states. but it becomes more difficult to do so if this epidemic of ebola rages out of control in west africa. >> this afternoon the director of the cdc will answer questions from congress and at hearings on the u.s. response. nurses all across the the nation and even right the here

in our area are demanding answers of their own. >> they say more precautions are needed to protect those on the front lines of this fight. jane carabao joins us from the sat center with more on that, good morning. >> good morning. nurses all across the country are understandably concerned about ebola and now the largest union for registered nurses in the entire country has sent a letter to the president demanding better protection for health care workers for possibly treating ebola patients. >> it is scenes lake this health care workers fighting ebola in africa and here at home, now imagine what it is like to be a nurse the front lines, and, as the the second health care provide inner dallas texas has now tested positive for the virus. >> in liberia that ebola is now called the nurse killer disease. and, it is a great cause for concern. >> reporter: kathy toomey is nurse at the chester medical center. she's just one of more than 11,000 health care workers

demanding higher standard from hospitals. nation's largest nursing union says when it comes to ebola, and, and non-existent. >> that is it going in. >> we don't have have the proper protocol. >> and a, and protection and short cut this, and ending up like tall as. >> reporter: nurse necessary dallas allege violations, include, no specific protocol in place. thomas duncan they say was left in the the public area with other patients for several hours. nurses didn't have proper protective gear. duncan's lab samples were unsealed and transported to the general distributing center and nursees were allowed to interact with other patients. toomey wants standards followed by some universities where health care providers have have successfully treated patients without further infection. >> if they are not highest standard like emery or university of nebraska thnn would i not feel comfortable taking care of a patient.

>> reporter: toomey says those universities frequently train with anti contamination gear and hazmat suits, in the meantime communities across the delaware valley continue to try to prepare for a possible out break here and happening today, in philadelphia, city council there is a hearing to go over the preparedness. the reporting live, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". also in the the news this morning frustration and anger for parents and students at a philadelphia charter school, forced to cut enrollment in half. just a few weeks in the school year. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from the school in northern liberty where emotioning are running high a head of today's lottery, nicole good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee. we do feel for these students and parent. 250 of whom will to have fine another place to go to school nearly two months into the school year. inside walter palmer charter school education comes down to the luck of the draw in nurse's lottery determining who can stay and who will go.

>> i just don't know what to do. all i can do is pray. >> reporter: come 5:00 o'clock 250 prayers will go unanswered as that number of students are forced to find alternative educations, several weeks into the school year. >> i felt very blind sided because we have been supportive, supportive, supportive, the whole time and then all of a sudden we have an emergency meeting and you tell us it is a lottery pick and it is october, that is so unfair. >> reporter: the announcement the follows a court battle with the philadelphia school district which says 1200 students in kindergarten through 12th grade exceed city charter school cap of 675. the district's successfully argued that it does not to have reimburse pal inner charter for extra 525 students a decision president and founder walter d palmer claims has cost his schools in northern liberty and frankford 300 you this dollars a month. >> we have exhausted almost all of our legal options like to try to revitalize this i will continue to fight because

it is for the right reasons. >> reporter: if the school does not obtain immediate funding it could mean 300 more, empty seats. >> again, that lottery is held at 5:00 o'clock today, meanwhile philadelphia school district is reaching out to parent to help assist in that transition, also, if they need to get into a philadelphia public school they will assist tell that way as well. live from northern liberties, nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> nicole, thank you. happening today joe biden is in philadelphia pushing for funding on public works projects. the the vice-president will be join by pennsylvania's senator bob casey and other officials. they will tour a barge used for drinking the delaware river and offer brief remarks at pend lansing. later the vice-president will head to maple shade, new jersey for a fundraiser. also today a preliminary hearing is scheduled for a philadelphia fire lieutenant charged with kidnapping and sexual assault. police arrested jamal johnson

earlier this month on allegations he lured a woman into his car and attack her. woman told police johnson approaching her in his pickup truck while she walked in olney. he is accused of posing as a police officer threatening her with an arrest if she did not perform a sex act on him. 6:10. a shoot-out in the state capitol coming up why one pennsylvania law maker says he wawas forced to pull his gun. also oscar pistorius shows up for his fourth day of his sentencing hearing and gets an ear full from reeve steenkamp's cousin find out what she told the judge. more trouble for steven collins, the seventh heaven actor accused of child sex crimes, the new claims police are investigating, details are ahead. when mom and dad said family vacation, i never thought it would be lik. where every turn leads to a new adventure,

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oz cast pistorius is back in the courtroom as judge hears more testimony. prosecutors up cyst the olympic runner should go to prison for homicide in the fatal shooting of his girl friend reeva steenkamp. her cousin said the family toss not want revenge but pistorius must pay for what he has done, pistorius defense team want a correctional supervision, supervision sentence which involves periods of house arrest. 63:00. here's your traffic and weather together. >> we continue to track retreat at this point of our very both president frontal boundary that has been making headlines for a week across the eastern two thirds of the u.s. i want to point out gone solo out here north east of the bohamas and making it look like a expect of black. that is bermuda making a beeline toward it. this is a major storm for that area as far as we are concern the rain is starting to clear

out of here but we are left with heavy pockets of rain mainly through northeastern mess pennsylvania and new jersey if you are commute nothing new york city for example you will that have to dodge but we are start to go dry out. aftermath is the key here for this morning drive. you are in the dodge ago digsal rain, sometimes that is worst problem because we are just left with these damp leaves and clogged drains and extra issues in the wake of the system. mostly cloudy skies tonight. i think you can see left over shower around spot any nature if it is out there at all. exemption rather than the norm on. that then we are in for a nice break. next four days look quiet with sunshine. there is a i change by sunday. temperatures taking a hit with burst have of cool air paying us a visit, vittoria. >> good morning, everyone. we have been covering our breaking news story eastbound side of the schuylkill expressway that was earlier closed because of an overturn vehicle fatal accident. so what we're looking at here is within lane of traffic being allowed to bypass that incident scene and eastbound on 76 right around montgomery

drive. the delay that lies behind this is pretty severe, i with say you'll fine eastbound 76 delays making your way really from 476, all the way down to center city and it will justin to grow and get worse then that. a few alternates you can still take even though one lane is moving by that accident scene, that is kelly drive or martin luther king drive. if you are a truck drive you cannot use kelly or martin luther king drive. alternate is 476 to i-95. i know that seems out of the way but that is what we're dealing with this morning. as we continue we will move along now to i-95 southbound right around cot move awe knew. it is just that slow moving lazy river of traffic from the northeast down through vine street expressway. give yourself more time. in delays for mass transit. we will be right back.

well in sports flyers are still looking for their first win and they could get some help on defense. defenseman braydon coburn could be in uniform when fly guys play the stars in dallas saturday night. he has been nurse ago this lower body injury. flyers win less after four games. stars won one game of their first three. sixers could see young power forward dario saric sooner than expect possibly he is not getting enough playing time and he is reportedly looking to get out of his two year deal with the turkish league team. hoping he is playing a lot and just wants to play more. i don't know.

but a lot of hurt tolls clear if he expects to be here with the sixers anytime soon, we will keep you posted. baseball now royals scored two runs in the first inning yesterday against orioles and that was all they needed. kansas city pitchers struck out eight orioles and allowed one run on four hits and beat baltimore two-one in game four of the american league championship series, royals have won eight straight playoff games, they are very hot, kansas city is going to the world series forrthe first time since 1985. george brett right there. st. louis cardinals defense is betraying them in the national league championship series. the matt adams throwing error allowed giants to tie game four and then san francisco pulled ahead. buster pose i had had three runs batted in and giants beat cardinals six-four. san francisco is one win away from their third trip to the world series in the last five years. q it, there it is, there is prime time football tonight on cbs-3. don't forget new york jets

travel to foxboro to take on the afc east rival patriots. pregame coverage kicks off at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. hey, winter, winter sports will take sent stage next month in center city. >> ice skating coming to dilworth park near set i hall. there are fountains at the the new park but starting in 14th a ice rink will cover that area it will be about the same size at one at rocker feller center in manhattan. we are told that several hundred skaters will be allowed on the ice at the the same time the at dilworth plaza. >> let's go. >> would i love to. >> ready to put on the skates good hold mize left hand and i will be on the rail on the other hand. >> happy to do that. >> i can barely move forward. >> we will do it together, don't laugh, no cameras. >> helmets on. >> hey, do you wanting to to church but feel like you don't have time for a full service? well, coming up a local parish had is offering salvation on the the go. >> also, this morning we are learning about new trouble for

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if youo up to new york city, for example you can see pockets of heavier rain and over the the big apple right now. but very distinct back edge to this is obvious too. it is only a matter on have time before this whole thing moves forward for new england concern and open waters of the atlantic entirely. in the meantime we will start to clear out but you you cannot reza shourd that thinks totally said and done. we have aftermath issues guys, wet leaves, blocked trains, ponding, all have of that, despite the fact that the rain

may have been falling. be careful out there. vittoria has more on that. >> absolutely, schuylkill expressway, i want to say that the the only improvement that we have, with this, earlier accident, is still out there, is eastbound side of 76 approaching area have of montgomery drive, girard avenue, is fatal crash that we're still dealing with which is only allowing one lane of traffic. they have allowed one lane of traffic to get by because you in one was going anywhere which caused, a severe backup delay which is this delay right here, as you will notice headlights merging together. and, montgomery drive, folks are trying to maneuver around this here and i will tell you making your way in center city philadelphia out of the north east broad street might be a better alternate. ninety-five jumping around bridge is a better alternate but heading out, kelly drive, martin luther king drive may be an alternate for you or if you are truck driver and can't use one of the drives blue

route to i-95 would be your best bet, no major problems for mass transit which is a good idea to take, erika. actor steven collins could be in more trouble after another police agency opens up an investigation into sexual abuse. the sheriff's office is looking in the incident with a 13 year-old back in 1983, that happened inside the hollywood apartment. police say the victim came forward last week, there are now three separate departments investigating incidents involving four different allege victims. >> our goal, it is to identify people who can provide us with good solid factual truthful information about what occurred. >> authorities in new york and los angeles continue to investigate, so far no charges have been filed against the 67 year-old actor. police in harrisburg are still investigate hog fired first shot in the shoot-out between a pennsylvania legislator and robbery suspect. police say representatives martin flynn of scranton and ryan bizzarreo of erie were

held at gunpoint by a man demanded their wallets tuesday night. flynn said he drew his hand gun and exchanged shots with the suspect. >> i can tell you i'm completely blessed to be here. the individual did shoot at me. bullet went right past my head. i'm here right here. i thank god that representative flynn was carrying a firearm with him. i think if he did in the have that firearm on him i think we would be seeing something probably a little biff different. >> we are told representative flynn is licensed to carry a gun. police arrested four teenagers in connection with the attempted robbery. a bucks county church is providing a quick dose of faith for people too busy for weekly worship. >> st. johns methodist church is now offering drive through prayer, every wednesday afternoon. eye witt the necessary news was there as people stop by to use services on almshouse road. church says drive through prayer is opened to all. >> they come over to the car, they say hello, they ask you what is going on and i stopped

a few weeks ago when i was having some troubles and prayer really works. >> saint john's methodist church is one of several churches in that region that offers this drive through prayer. >> very nice. >> how about that. >> 6:27. coming up on "eyewitness news" latest on ebola the in the the u.s. and why second nurse diagnosed was clear by cdc to fly on the commercial jet just one day before she went to the hospital with ebola symptoms, nicole. ukee, it is kind of lottery where there are real no winners, we are live from walter palmer with the details coming up. nicole, thank you. also vittoria and katie return with your traffic and weather together. we are back in two minutes.

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> good morning, everyone and thank you for joining us. in the news a second nurse who tested positive with ebola after caring for thomas duncan under goes treatment at emery hospital in atlanta lets show you video of amber vinson arriving at the hospital last night there in the yellow suit. she remains in the infectious disease units. concerns over ebola exposure intensifies after vinson was permitted to fly on a commercial airline despite

having a low grade fever. director of the cdc will testify at a congressional hearing this afternoon, about the crisis and his agency's response. the chris van cleve has more. >> reporter: in just a few hours congress will have tough questions for the nation's top public health officials and an executive from the dallas hospital where two american medical workers contracted ebola, doctor daniel vargas from texas health press bye tear use is expected to announce mistakes were made in diagnosing thomas eric duncan died last week from the disease. he will address concerns over protocols, medical workers used while treating them. today the president canceled a second day of campaigning to focus on ebola containment efforts. >> i want people to understand that the dangers of you contracting ebola, the dangers of a serious out break are extraordinarily low. >> reporter: but growing number of republicans including house speaker john boehner are calling for president to consider a temporary travel ban or visa restrictions for countries

hardest hit by the out break. >> if you are in west africa and get exposed to ebola what will you do. you will try to get in in america to get to an american hospital where your life might be saved. >> reporter: white house says a travel ban is currently off the table. shutting down travel to that area of the world would prevent the expeditious flow of personnel and equipment in the region. >> reporter: beginning today four more u.s. major airport will screen passengers for ebola. as president obama promises a more aggressive response here at home n washington chris van cleve, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". dallas hospital at the center of the ebola out break is using a decontamination robot made by a horsham company to clean up after ebola patients are treated. it sprays a hydrogen peroxide vapor that kills viruses and or germs. director of operations at bio will says the the nozzle spins 360 degrees to ensure equal distribution of vapor in the

room. >> when they introduce them into a sealed room, we will get in every nook, cranny in the room and when it comes out of the saturation it envelopes the bacteria in the room and kills it. >> reporter: they say hydrogen peroxide vapor sterilizees surfaces reducing the risk of people contracting contagious diseases. 6:33. let get traffic and weather together. a lot of rain overnight, katie. >> absolutely we are track ago this frontal boundary making its full retreat but is there more than aftermath issues that we have to discuss out there in the way of what is just left over now that this rain is out of here. just because storm scan three is emptying out does not mean we are without issue. we are left with blocked trains because of the leaves that fell off and clog up those storm drains or matted down on the sidewalks and roadways. it is slick. we will still have some drainage that is taking place here because there was so much heavy rain but thankfully the worst of the heavy rain now is starting to retreat, so it

will not continue exacerbate the problems that we do have but there are problems out there currently our 24 hour temperature difference starting knock the thermometer back by comparison. yesterday this same time, you we were in the 07's in some spots. it will not take too much for to us beat that here this morning but 64 degrees current temperature at philly international. a pretty modest win all things considered given the strength of the front that just came through. fact that the wind are winding down are kind of interesting. with that said anything we see left over today is in the way of clouds, some spots especially west of philadelphia could see a residual shower but that is exception rather than normal and otherwise temperatures are still technically a smidge above average in the lower 07's in most locations. vittoria. >> thanks very much, katie. good morning everyone. weather has been wreaking havoc all over your commute and caused major accidents and one in particular will be a fatal accident that we are still working to get cleared out of the way eastbound side of the schuylkill expressway

causing a major delay for your morning commute if you are trying to make your way in to center city philadelphia. what you are looking at here eastbound side of 76 as you make your way from approaching the area have girard avenue from montgomery drive. travel in this direction here you will notice accident scene off to your right and one lane of traffic getting by and that is left hand lane. this delay rather is stemming back toward 476 and continuing to grow. we also have just zoomed in on what looks to be if you are traveling on 76 approaching that incident scene a disable vehicle on the shoulder here. so traveling on the schuylkill expressway even approaching the incident scene we have a disable vehicle. this is a good reminder heading out on the schuylkill definitely fill up pump before we head out because we will see disable vehicles popping up because folks are under estimating this delay. give yourself more time, we will have usual rush hour delays on i-95 and 476 in those pockets. let's head back to the desk,

ukee. imagine being forced to transfer to a new school just a few weeks in the school year. that will be a reality for 250 students tonight. >> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from northern liberties where philadelphia charter school will cut up role. by half in the lottery, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. they call it a lottery but there are no real winners in all this. still by 5:00 o'clock today several students, 250 students, will to have say good bye to walter d palmer here. of the 1200 students enrolled in k through 12th grade 250 again will be forced out after the school lost a court battle with the philadelphia school district which says cap for city charter schools is 675 students n a battle brewing for years district successfully argued it cost not to have reimburse palmer charter for 525 students over that threshold. parent are frustrated by

timing of the announcement and hopeful that their child will win a seat. >> i feel very blind sided because we have been supportive, supportive, supportive the whole time and then we have emergency meeting and you tell us it is a lottery pick and it is objecting. it is so unfair. >> i don't know what to do, all i can do is just pray. >> to make matters worse gamble may in the end there unless the school can obtain immediate additional funning. there will be 300 more empty seats very soon. philadelphia school district saying it has reached out to parents trying to assist in the transition and of course help them with enrollment in the philadelphia public schools. we are live from northern liberties, nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". another school lottery help security spot for student in camden, last night camden charter school network held it first digital school lottery, students names were pick at random and project on to big

screens at promise charter school. lottery chose student for several grades at promise chart are and three other camden chart are schools. claims of excessive force inside philadelphia's current fromheld prison lead to the federal lawsuit. altercation was caught on camera september 20th. surveillance video shows inmate james akuba handcuffed and escorted for medical attention after a pep per spray incident in his cell. then second later this happened, you see a corrections officer we're told that is james wiseback, he starts to punch him. he puts akubu in a choke hold before other office are break it up. the corrections department described wiseback and discipline him. he is new back the on the job this brazen, violent behavior took place in front of the ten other co's, in a common area have of the prison where is there five other video cameras. the concern is what does this officer do in a dark corner on have the prison when no one is looking. >> wiseback claims he trent

oath threaten him n a statement he said once i felt spit i reacted with hard empty handed use of force. the corrections department has in comment, on the lawsuit. your time 6:39. jet sky ride turn into a tragedy for one new jersey native. tom graham became stranded on the water after battery on his wave run are died. wind push him miles away from shore and in stone harbor. graham eventually grounded in the marsh waiting all night to be rescued. >> i had views of the helicopters looking for me and unfortunately they had no view of me. >> that rescued helicopter finally spotted graham next morning and both pick him up but he refused medical treatment. graham says is there a lesson learn here never go out alone and always tell someone where you are going. are you on the hunt for a job? well, break out resume and your best suit. the manager amount so, is posting a jobs expo at springfield country club on

west sprawl road, jobs include health care, finance, transportation, and hospitality industries. job fair runs from 9:00 this morning until 1:00 this afternoon. special celebration for children at shriners hospital in north philadelphia. >> spirit of the halloween store hosted a halloween party at the hospital yesterday. young patients had fun picking out their costumes for trick or treating, also had some fun, that is great,. >> i got to get a pair of those. >> they painted a pumpkin, and halloween part writes held at children's hospital of philadelphia and virtua hospital of voorhees. >> very nice. >> look at all of the smiles, that is great, can't wait. >> that is such an important part of childhood too if you are stuck in the hospital not well, still so great to get dressed up it goes a long way on so many levels indeed. apple reveals its new products a day early, we will show you new ipads when we come back. every high school athlete has come in contact with turf but now cancer concerns are prompting some schools to

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with tom corbett, things keep getting worse. september 16th. budget deficits force pennsylvania to borrow $1.5 billion dollars just to keep the lights on. three days later, pennsylvania's unemployment rate goes up for the second straight month. under tom corbett, we've fallen from 9th to 47th in job creation. and on september 25th, pennsylvania's credit is downgraded for the fifth time in two years. why would we give tom corbett four more years? let's get traffic and weather together. this storm system,er case making its retreat the but it eighths this point the biggest concern in the way of the problems that come after the fact. be very careful, despite the fact that the rain is

retreating, torey has a lot of issues with the traffic here. as far as weather goes, this front is leaving, so you will actually end up seeing back edge to the clouds, sunlight before the day is said and done. temperatures in the couple spots here live neighborhood network they are cooler then yesterday but it is not tough to beat that because we had such a warm start to the day but currently in the low to mid 60's in the too bad for mid-october if you are a fan of the mild air. pollen report well, levels do start to climb with time here and more than anything it is because we are drying out for a change for nice long hall it looks like. basically next four days stay rain free, beautiful both friday and saturday but by sunday is there an obvious change and gets cooler with the burst of cool air heading our way to income those temperatures back. vittoria, over to you. good morning, everyone. i'm having folks hit me up on twitter and asking me not only is schuylkill expressway affect bye this fatal accident still ongoing eastbound making your way around montgomery

drive but it is affecting martin luther king drive and kelly drive. it is not so much affecting 422 or 202. not so much as far west, within your western suburbs. it is more so around center city philadelphia and surrounding areas. so again eastbound, one lane of traffic getting by because of this accident crash here that has been out here for over an hour and a half. i would say close to two hours and because it was fatal we will have an investigation so any accident will be out there longer. this is city avenue area from the schuylkill expressway, this will definite liz affect city avenue, presidential boulevard, anyone traveling out of that area from the main line you will definitely fine delays as a result of this incident. in regards to alternate kelly drive, martin luther king drive, definitely alternates but will be heavy. if you are a truck drive you will to have use 476 to i-95 as an alternate because you cannot take either drive. anticipate volume on i-95 heading out of the northeast and delays on the south bun side of the roosevelt

boulevard approaching the schuykill expressway, ukee. the director of the the cdc meets with law make tours discuss u.s. response to the east bowl a out break. cdc is under scrutiny for allowing second nurse to fly on a commercial flight. a lottery to daze will determine which students can stay at walter d charter school and school in northern liberties must cut students to meet enrollment caps. in the muse is there a reward for the return of louie, a labrador stole's lopping with a car from the south philadelphia home tea powe. the the car has been recovered but louie has been missing for a week now. >> on the healthwatch a high school in washington is making some changes on the field over cancer concerns. now, these black dots right there, they are found in artificial curve are ground up tires. some people think that there may be a link to cancer but there is no scientific evidence proving that. still, one soccer coach says that she's not taking any chances so she's speaking out.

>> it is what i read and number of toxicologist and researchers and people that have heard about the the story and told me that i'm in the wrong. >> once again we want to point out there is no scientific proof that crumb rubber causes cancer. still the school found an alternative made up have of crush tennis shoes instead of tires and cost $20,000 more to replace that field. a new treatment is giving patients with painful migraines some relief and it is drug free, check that out. high tech looking head bandies called, and patient was wear that plastic device around their head for a few minutes every day. it works by stimulating nerves bee need forehead that trigger migraine headaches and can actually prevent them. owner of an indiana health food store says she has fund a way to stop ebola fears. dan morris of health kick nutrition center is selling protective suits in his fort

wayne store. he got the idea after a few customers inquired with it. they are made of tight fitting plastic material and comes with gloves, goggles and a mask. >> it seems cookie but at the same time, you know, we're in the try to be healthy business and you know, people have concerns, so we stepped up. >> suits retail for $39.99 a piece. well, would you wear this as a halloween costume? stores across the country are stocking up on ebola related costumes. the mess popular items flying off store shelves including hazmat suits, respirators and gas masks. critics call the controversy costumes no laughing matter considering the out break is not under control yet. >> that is for sure. apple was set to reveal its new ipad at a press event today. >> they but went ahead and spoiled surprise and public details a day early, yes. screen shots of the ipad air two and mini three showed up on itunes. it is part of the official

apple user guidebook for ios8. it shows both new ipads with touch id fingerprint scanners and they look similar to previous models. your favorite hbo hits are heading to the web, pay cable network is rolling out a stream channel next year. new offering will compete with other streaming services like netflix and hulu which cost $15 a month. >> that is a big deal because right now you can only get hbo if you have cable. you can ditch cable and still get hbo. lets see is what coming up on cbs this morning. >> charlie rose has your preview, good morning, charlie. >> good morning, ahead we're in dallas, cleveland, atlanta tracking new case of ebola and doctors l puke and angust shows us what we know and how country is losing confidence in the cdc. plus a diet myth debunked, doctor tara on the new study that find crash diets work just as well as gradual weight loss. the nfl is trying to get fans

off the couch and in the stadiums from wifi to a fan cave and even swimming pools, we will take you inside the effort to create a unique fat ball experience, the news is back in the morning. see new about ten minutes. >> hold on, charlie, swimming pool. >> suit up in a whole new way. >> you work on the backstroke and watch the quarterback. >> look at charlie. >> multi tasking. >> have a good show, talk to you soon. word is there is some buzz about the upcoming oscars but it is in the about the nominees. >> it is the host, that will be this guy neil patrick harris. tone a ward winner made at nunsment in a video posted on twitter yesterday. the four two-year old actor hosted tonies and em is in previous years but says this is just a dream come true. at contacted my awards will air on february between the second. and there could be some big news coming from lady gaga soon. rumor is she might be ready to walk down the the aisle with

boyfriend take already kenny. he was recently seen with the ring on his finger. the couple recently made things official with the commitment ceremony. neither gaga or kenny have about commented on the rumors. fans of the 90's sitcom friend may have plans for new years day alreadady, that is when the the show will go digital. a all ten seasons will be available on netflix and just in time for start of the new year. might be heart to believe but friend first aired, 20 years ago, back in september, of 194. wow. we will be right back.

here is your traffic abe weather and let's do it together, katie. >> thinks a frontal boundary that is noticeableut turf say it looks like wheres of the rain as far as is what falling from the sky is starting to make a straight look, we are left with lingering rain out toward the the coast, ocean, monmouth county, garden state parkway, that is all that is left, the problem is, at this point, you can be focused on is what on the radar, it is aftermath set of issues. vittoria has had her handful with traffic problems. please be smart out there. there will be slick spots even though this front is clearing out. today, tomorrow, saturday and gets nicer with time have the beyond three day forecast we

are setting up for a significant cool down, by sunday, and we will give you a teaser here upper 50's at best expect on the thermometer, vittoria. >> good morning, everyone we are still dealing with the ease bun side of the schuylkill expressway allowing one lane to get by because of our earlier breaking news story of a fatal accident. eastbound 76 approaching montgomery at girard avenue. this accident is still out there, investigating this incident is causing this problem and delay to continue to grow. anytime is there a fatal accident is there an investigation behind it and it is lasting longer. what this is doggies causing a major delay in the west bun gaper delay but this delay lies around city avenue. note thinks delay is not only affecting the the schuylkill but city avenue itself. you'll run into this problem here. a few alternates kelly drive, martin luther king drive. blue route to i-95, and that accident is affecting september bus routes. nine, 27, 124 and 125, ukee

and quarter. unusual delivery has grandmother making room for new pets. >> baby spotted python right there. fedex man dropped it off in the granite city illinois yesterday. they are not aggressive but grand mom was taking in chances. >> i let out a big scream and just went to the floor and she came, my granddaughter came over, and asked what was going on. i said, there is a snake, snake. >> ready for this. >> gavin's granddaughter tells reporter that she ordered the snake and just forgot to tell her grandmother. >> yes, forget you ordered a new shirt. >> yes. >> that is in the clear. >> come on baby girl, we have to sit down and talk. >> why are you ordering a snake. coming up in a couple minutes we will bring you more local news weather traffic and sports the on the sister station cw philly including

latest on the the deadly crash on the the schuylkill. >> also fine art at philadelphia eagles why some visitors to the art museum will do a double take when they see a new displays. new technology designed to protect from you thieves and why it could still leave you vulnerable to hackers. >> next up on cbs this morning we were talking to charlie rose about this swimming pools in nfl games. how they are trying to get fans back in the stands. >> everybody in the pool, that is crazy. see you on the cw philly.

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it is thursday, october 16th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." ebola fears spread through the country. schools are closed. airports are on alert. and new details this morning about mistakes the government is making. a roller coaster on wall street as investor fears send the markets tumbling. and the nfl uses swimming pools and cabanas to tackle empty seats. >> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we are taking this very seriously, at the highest levels of government. >> the fight to contain the