to handle viruses like ebola. emery university hospital, in atlanta is another, 29 year-old nurse amber vinson was moved there last night to be treated for ebola. hazmat crews continued decontaminating her apartment in dallas today. pham and vinson were on a team of 75 health care work hours cared for thomas duncan before he died last week. duncan's fiance says an executive with texas health presbyterian call her and apologized. official told her that the hospital was deeply sorry that they could not save his life. so far in one duncan has stayed with in dallas has gotten sick. we have learned the identity of the man with the clipboard who got within several fees of vinson being transferred yesterday. man who was not wearing pretechtive gear is a medical safety coordinator with phoenix air, a company executive tells cbs news that the safety coordinator does not wear gear so he can act as the team's eyes and ears on the tarmac and that they are

trained to keep a safe distance from patient. phoenix air says it has transported 11e we will a patients and no crew members caught the virus n dallas omar villafranca for "eyewitness news". lets go to capitol hill. lawmakers grill the director of the cdc and other health officials about the response to ebola. this hearing comes after a revelation that the cdc allowed a dallas nurse who is now being treated for the virus to board a commercial air liner. >> my understanding is she did contact the cdc and we discussed with her, her reported symptoms as well as other evaluations. my understanding is she reported no symptoms to us. >> reporter: director of the cdc says he remains confident in the ability of the u.s. health care system to fight ebola. we will have much more on that hearing in a full report, 59:30. well, is philadelphia ready to handle an ebola out break. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live at city hall where law make's dressed ebola readiness, walt.

>> reporter: natasha, that question was very important question, before a special city council committee here today, city's health commissioner gave the city an a or a plus, others however say we do have a long way to go to get up to where we need to be to tiehl with this threat. when it comes to medics and city health officials being prepared, for possibly bowl a patients, the health commissioner told the city council committee hearing that philadelphia, gets a very high grade. >> i'd say somewhere between an a and a plus. >> reporter: the the commissioner explained that the city is not kes interesting specific hospitals, for possibly bowl a patients, rather, any hospital with an emergency room is equipped to receive them. >> all of the hospitals that currently receive transports from the emergency services should be prepared to receive a patient with this history. >> we have a brand new priority dispatch system.

>> reporter: philadelphia's fire commissioner testified new call screening procedures are in place, and 911 dispatchers asking additional questions, and for those who are calling with certain symptoms, a story cbs-3 first reported on on tuesday. >> one of these suits were issued we received a lot of calls from paramedic and fire fight's like, with real concerns. >> reporter: fire union president joe shuly says these protective suits which city began to distribute to go firehousees during the the day, that include a paper mask and booties do not provide a sufficient barrier to keep first responders safe. >> they should be wearing bio hazmat chemical suits and that is what we assumed, wrongfully show that is what the department would be outfitting our members in. >> reporter: now philadelphia fire department officials, say that the suits meet all current cdc standards, and coming up at 6:00 you'll hear from a veteran nurse who says that philadelphia needs to make improvements and also here from a member of the

liberian community who face a special kind of challenge during the ebola threat. we will join you you at 6:00 live from city hall, i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". walt, thank u.s. very much. also coming up at 6:00 a local doctor heading to the epi center of the ebola epidemic. our stephanie stahl speaks to her about why she's heading to liberia. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the ebola virus both at home and abroad, remember when we're not on television you can get updates any time on our web site at cbs philly.com. pretty scary sight in bucks county today a truck dangling over a bridge just after a crash. accident happened this morning in the westbound lanes of the pennsylvania turnpike, at mile marker 355 in bensalem. the dryer of this truck did manage to escape, unharmed, and there were no other vehicles involved. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. a major traffic tie up, on the schuylkill this morning

a couple have of cars were traveling east bound and they veered off the roadway when one crossed into the other's lane near montgomery avenue. one of the drivers was not wearing a seat belt and was killed in that crash. breaking news, now, hundreds of philadelphia's schoolteachers take over school district headquarters. >> they are protesting ahead of the will school reform commission meeting, chopper three is live over spring garden and you can see that huge crowd there teachers union members angry once again that the src canceled their contract earlier this month. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren has breaking details. >> reporter: battle for teacher benefits the now blocking broad street as hundreds of teachers frustrated with the src, flooded the main artery of philadelphia. >> it is that critical and it is a shame it has come to this. nobody want to be here. we want to be in the classroom and with our students but thinks our lively hood. this is what we do we have to be there for our kids and our

own families too. >> reporter: most are not only upset with the fact that they now have to have pay into their medical, but also, the the way that they were told about the change. >> it is way that they are going about things it is very sneaky and disrespectful to the teachers and we need to stay together for our opportunities. >> reporter: this nissan advertise patient of the first src meeting since the the decision to alter benefits was made and that is slated to take place this evening, but in the meantime here on broad street crowds continue to grow. it is one of the biggest protests we have seen outside src in a long, time. we're reporting outside src cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 250 students right now to have find a new place to learn. it is all because of a legal fight between a charter school and the philadelphia school district. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live in

northern liberties to explain exactly what is going on, todd? >> reporter: a lottery will be held here in a matter of minutes and when it is all said and done 250 kids will be told they can in longer go to school here last night parents were told about the plan to hold a lottery. >> i feel very blind sided because like i said, 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: there be a lot of empty chairs come this monday, 250 in all who gets to stay will be left to chance, and walter d palmer, president and founder of the charter school that bears his name. highs school is in northern liberties and frankford are out $300,000 a month, he claims, after recently losing a long court battle with the philadelphia school district. the two sides have been arguing for years over reimbursement money. >> all i can do is hug them, kiss them, pray them, help guide them because they have

been with us all these years. >> reporter: school has about 1200 students in grades k through 12, but the philadelphia school district says that the agreed cap for reimbursement for city charter school is at 675 kids. so the the district successfully argued in court it does not to have reimburse palmer charter school for at digsal 525 students over the cap, and parents here are caught in the middle. >> they will be painful for me, it will be painful for the families. >> reporter: due to the financial belongs at the school it is very possible that this school might have to shed another additional 300 students here, very soon. in the meantime, the philadelphia will school district says that it has been in contact with parents here to help them enroll their students, in public school, if they cannot find another charter school. reporting live tonight from northern liberty, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right todd, thanks very much. rain has now moved on but it has left behind cooler

temperatures and they are just going to continue to fall. meteorologist kathy orr is live at the cbs-3 sky deck with the first look at our forecast. >> chris, i walk out with the coat and i had to take it off quickly with the warm sun on my back. temperatures in the 70's. i'm hearing school children down below, just having a great time, feeling like just a beautiful fall day. take a look at our temperatures. it has been a little bit of the ride here, wednesday the temperature # degrees. of course we are looking at a very cool temperature and today we're only 70. we will fall rapidly the normal high of the year we are seeing a few showers and thunderstorms but they will be confine to around lancaster and also, berks county. we will not be worried about them. they are just going to give us a few extra clouds later on any. later in philadelphia 69. allentown 68. poconos 61. wildwood is at 70 degrees. this evening temperatures will

be falling throughout the 60's with a few clouds. those clouds may thicken up later tonight and then give way to some clearing, but the low temperature will be down in the 50's so it will be cool again. coming up we will talk about the the seasonal start to the weekend and temperatures, will take a nose dive though, by later in the weekend and some showers will return, in that seven day forecast. i will have that for you when i join you inside later on, now back inside to you. >> kathy, thank you. we now know what caused joan rivers death. the the new york medical examiner says the comedian died from low blood oxygen during a medical procedure. the the 81 year-old died september 4th, 1 week after a procedure at an endoscopy clinic manhattan. still to come here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 fedex will deliver just about anything and one woman found that out the hard way. we will tell you how a python that she did not order wound up on her doorstep. if you you are still on the fence about booking that thanksgiving airfare, well, you may want to get moving on

that, procrastinator are rarely rewarded with low fares but three on your side's jim donovan has helpful ways to save for bargain hunters. and a huge announcement from cbs, it could change the way you watch your favorite shows, more on that, and all of the days news when "eyewitness news" continues.

a bizarre incident involving this school bus you see here with two people, standing right next to it. a person driving on the southbound roosevelt boulevard

near levick street pulled up, alongside the bus. now the driver yelled at kids on the bus, and then pulled in front of the bus, and then stopped. the driver then sprayed mace at the the front of the bus and police are searching for that driver. luckily in one was injured. home invasion is in olney and leaves one man in the hospital. police say two men entered this home in the 200 block of widener street through the front door just after 7:00. a 46 year-old man was shot in the stomach, and taken to einstein hospital in stable condition. it is unclear if it was a home owner or one of the suspects, who was shot. it is also still unclear what motivated a shooting and what may have been taken. so far police have not made any arrests in the case. vice-president, visits touring the latest phase of the delaware river dredging project. this 300 million-dollar project aims to and date larger boats which can ship more goods in and out of ports. the army core of engineers is deepening the delaware from 40

to 45 feet, over a 100-mile stretch from the ben franklin bridge to the mouth of the delaware bay. and biden says it is critical to this region. >> average person rides over bridge and they look down and they have understandably, no idea how much of their economic well-being depends on what happens at this port and it does. it massers. it is going to get nothing but better. >> the latest phase of the dredging project is expected to be completed by early next year. this afternoon at 5:15 we will go outside where broad street is being taken over by protesters from the philadelphia school district. thinks our camera from center city right here. they are closing broad street between callowhill and spring garden. we will urge you for alternates to take, the numbered streets, 12th, 13th, 15th, 16th to get around this area we expect them to be out there for quite sometime. elsewhere over on 202 at 29,

headed southbound toward route 30, we are having a typical afternoon delay from 29, up towards, 401. an accident also out on 422 westbound at route 724, and just be aware for local detours in the area and problems in south jersey just in cherry hill, kings highway at chapel avenue. river road completely closed due to a down tree at logan road, your alternate is to take 232. otherwise mass transit a great alternate, septa, new jersey transit and dart running on time with no delays and in delays at philadelphia international airport. the chris and natasha, back over to you. stay with us, still ahead on "eyewitness news" the halloween costume causing outrage with health care workers. >> we will tell but that and a common relief about weight loss says, and what researchers say about getting lasting result, leslie. week seven of the nfl season starts here tonight on thursday night football an afc east battle between jets and patriots. we will have a live preview

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kathy, it started off cloudy, i was a little nervous. >> the storms are long gone, it is beautiful. i walk outside with the coat, and shut it, right away, the sunnies really warm out there foreign mid-october. we are looking at a very pleasant evening and that will set the stage to jump start a

beautiful weekend tomorrow if you want an early start that is. down the shore we are looking at bright, blue skies, and, a real nice afternoon. really where ever you are, thinks a view, of course, from atlantic city, some folks on the boards and even walking the beach this afternoon. our live neighborhood network takes to us lower merion high school in ardmore at the a live picture. you can see fall color popping. fall temperature 66. winds southwest light at just 5 miles an hour. we are looking at a few showers and then are storms popping up with a weak disturbance here. you can see through lancaster and heading towards berks county this is expect to move toward the north east and by the time it makes it into our suburbs, fall apart, we will see a few extra clouds late tonight as a result of this but nothing to be concerned about unless you live in lancaster or in berks county. right now temperature fairly mild, still in the 60's after highs right around, 70 degrees today. to the west, cooler air really is moving in, state college this have afternoon, 59, and

pittsburgh, 59 as well, and it won't be long until we see those types have of high temperatures, even in philadelphia for your friday still hanging on to the 07's with plenty of sunshine. saturday the same goes, cooler upper 60's to around 07 with an area have have of low pressure to the north, probably a few sprinkles along the new york pennsylvania border but other than that we are staying dry. changes though, late saturday, with another blast of cooler air, moving in, we will see highs, sunday, only in the 50's, and once we get that cool, it is going to stay that cool for quite a while. this weekend the the temperatures will begin to tum with many this cool air mass settling in and it goes all the way down toward the deep south and we will be slow to warm, after that. and in the meantime, switching gears it is still hurricane season and we have hurricane gonzales to talk about, a strong category four storm, that is a major hurricane, and it won't be long until this crosses over bermuda as a major hurricane a cat three, suspected to cross over very

close to the island by 2:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with 125 miles an hour winds. so this is, potentially devastating. also, we're talking about tropical storm anna, this is heading for hawaii but it will brush to the south kicking up the surf and not create any major damage. so here at home patchy clouds, overnight low of 54. during the day tomorrow rebound to go 71. mostly sunny pleasant day. on the exclusive eyewitness weather three day forecast saturday 69, sunday, only 57 degrees, a far cry from 71 tomorrow. that is a look at the eyewitness weather forecast we will have more news, right

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cbs 36789 jets in foxboro taking on afc east rival new england pay treats. jets in desperate need of a win right now, cbs special correspondent devon alexander is there it is a wet, windy day. hi there. >> hi leslie. it is wet, winnie here in foxboro as jets take on the patriots here in gilette stadium n love loss between these two teams and this is a rivalry that goes way back. jets, patriots. it is one of those intense nfl rivalries that inspires trash talk. >> nobody like to chat. >> i think it will be a close game down to a field goal and fourth quarter for sure. >> we don't have any problems getting up for them because of the history that is there. >> reporter: afc adversaries have been going toe to toe since the day of jim nameet and now much of the focus is on rex ryan and bill belichick to beat new england nfl network analyst dion sanders told us ryan needs more

offense. >> rex is playing a wonderful chess game but playing with checkers report railroad star power of the patriots extend beyond football, even if you don't follow new england religiously most people know quarterback tom brady is married to one of the most famous super models in the world gisele bundchen. she shows off her athletic skills in the brand new ad for channel number five. she has been known to tweet pictures of herself watching brady play at gilette stadium. >> it is always nice to see a super model, and when it is your star quarterback's wife, right. >> reporter: brady has been on a roll put to go rest rumors that he has seen better days. >> how could you question a guy that they will put a statue outside a stadium of. >> reporter: last place jets are desperate for a win and many expect them to come ready to play. and, leslie, you know, rain stopped momentarily but you can see dark clouds behind me. they say patriots tom brady is

one of the best bad weather quarterbacks there is out there but jets say they are ready for the challenge here tonight. these teams have played seven times, patriots have won six our of those seven games. leslie, back to you. all right, megan thanks very much. the kick off is at 8:25, pregame coverage begins at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. i think this game will be closer then people think. >> division, heated rivalry there. >> the jets need a win. >> there is in doubt. >> they really do. >> gisele will be in the stadium. >> how could ask you for anything more. >> tune in for that if anything else. >> still to come here in the next half an hour's bowl blame game, top medical officials are facing tough questions on capitol hill today, we will tell you what they had to say about the government's response to the deadly virus. a popular dieting myth debunked why a long standing way to lose weight may not be the best ap

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be infect will be transferred to a specialized medical facility in maryland. we will have more on the ebola out break in just a moment. also some breaking news, hundreds of philadelphia teachers protesting at this hour, we will have more on that a little bit later. plus 250 students will to have find a new place to go to school, right now the walter d palmer leadership learning partners charter school in northern liberties is holding a lathery to cut its enrollment. that move follows a legal fight with the philadelphia school district. kathy? in weather we're talking about the sunshine sticking around a little will while, chris. sunshine will be here for the next couple of days but get ready for a huge, weekend, cool down, something that we have not seen so far this fall, and, of course, looking at more showers in the seven day, i will be back with that later on in the broadcast, natasha. well, breaking news into cbs-3 our sister station wcbs in new york is report ago this

sources say preliminary test results showed that a patient at yale new haven hospital does not have ebola. again, does not havee bowl amount meantime top health officials responsible for coordinating the response to ebola are on capitol hill and they are answering questions about how the u.s. is dealing with the virus. many lawmakers say that the government was unprepared and some health care workers agree. but the cdc insists it has proper protocols to stop ebola's spread in the u.s. correspondent craig boswell is on capitol hill with the story >> reporter: testifying before a house committee the director of cdc says he is confident that ebola is not a significant public health threat in the u.s. >> if any become ill we immediately isolate them, so that we can break the chain of transmission. >> reporter: many lawmakers are doubtful after two nurses who treated a liberian patient in dallas contracted the virus. >> it would be an understatement to say that the response to the first u.s. based patient with ebola has

been in mismanaged. >> reporter: there are also questions about why the second nurse, amber vinson was allowed to travel after telling the cdc that she had a fever. >> i have not seen a transcript of the conversation, my understanding is that she reported no symptoms to us. >> reporter: many lawmakers are also pushing the obama administration to impose a travel ban on the three west african countries with the in most cases, something that the president has resisted so far. >> it is going to be maintain position of the administration that there will be no travel restrictions. >> we will consider any options to better protect americans. >> reporter: the questions went on for hours. >> when should parents be concerned? >> parents should not be concerned about ebola unless you are living in west africa. >> reporter: the administration wants more resources concentrated in west africa to contain the ebola out break. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back here in our area officials at philadelphia international airport say they are following governmental guidelines to identify

passenger displaying possible symptoms of east bowl a and other infectious diseases. >> the the cdc is present at the airport. they have an active quarantine station. the the risk is very low of anyone with ebola or contacting ebola through the philadelphia airport. there are no direct flights from any of those three countries into the philadelphia international airport. >> reporter: stay with "eyewitness news" for very latest on the ebola out break, remember when we're not on television you can always get updates anytime on our web site at cbs philly.com. a search is underway tonight for a knife wielding women who robbed a 7-eleven in rittenhouse square. this is surveillance video of the incident. woman walk in the 22nd and lombard store wearing a blue ski mask and white gloves back on october 3rd, she threatened employees there who then turned over an undisclosed amount of cash. we are told would the man was last seen running towards south street. police are also searching for six suspects in connection

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we have a busy afternoon, and we will show you broad street where there is hundreds of teachers, protesting, closing broad street over philadelphia school district, it is actually closed from callowhill, into spring garden, and an alternate to get around there take numbered street, 12, 13, 15th and 16th. we are expecting them to be out there for quite sometime. we will head over to the schuylkill expressway. things moving along fine so far at 202, eastbound toward center city we will see most of that afternoon delay. westbound lanes are moving nicely so far. still a crash out in south jersey, just in cherry hill, kings highway at chapel avenue, pay attention to local detours there, 95 northbound, heavy from the vine street expressway into woodhaven road. twenty-seven minute trip there. and slow on 202, from the schuylkill expressway into route 30 heading southbound it will take but 21 minutes. county line road at meeting house road just an accident, there, and mass transit, great

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it could hit bermuda, tomorrow. >> at experts say, it does in the to have make land fall for the storm to cause severe damage. >> closer to home we're talking about a very, beautiful, afternoon, with a deep blue sky low humidity and in center city fill at skies are clear, and it is going to pretty much stay that way into the the evening. our eyewitness cam picture today comes from one of our weather watchers, peter from williamstown and look at this gorgeous sky, just fair weather cumulus puffy clouds, indicating a gorgeous day and a picture of sun. thanks so much, peter. we appreciate that picture. temperatures are going to be falling in the 50's, tonight but that is just the beginning, with these clear to partly cloudy skies, and we will be seeing more fair weather to come, with more clear chilly nights. we are watching this, a little bit of the disturbance moving through, setting off shores and embedded thunderstorms through lancaster and berks county we are expect to get a few more clouds later on

tonight, from that as it dissolves. right now in philadelphia 69. sixty-nine in millville. sixty-eight in reading. you can see 50's to the west, you can tell what will be coming in our future. in the wake of our storm, we are seeing pleasant day to day, another pleasant day tomorrow. and bordering right around 79 degrees, and 69, 70, and then a cool pool of air, dives down saturday night because sunday, highs will only be in the 50's. so consider this, lows tonight, will be similar to highs on sunday, and even, into monday. this is what is happening, the jet stream taking another major dip and as it it does, saturday night through sunday, it is going to be stuck here at least through the mid period of next week. so overnight look for some patchy clouds, cool with a low temperature of 54. wind west. rebound nicely for your friday with a high of 71 with a westerly wind but mostly sunny

skies, a day much like today. heading to the poconos to look at beautiful fall foliage, friday 62. cooler saturday. look at sunday. temperatures only in the 40's for the afternoon. we do have peak color going on right now in the poconos, and you can see color right there, shading through reading and allentown, lehigh valley, high color and philadelphia area moderate color right now will peak within the next couple of weeks. really nice time to get out there and enjoy. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast saturday a's high 69. monday morning, 40 degrees in the city. thirty's in the suburbs. i know. monday afternoon, only 58. tuesday 60 with a few showers, staying damp wednesday but we don't get the back in the 60's, until thursday and then it is only 62 degrees. well, if you loved weather, you have your own weather station at home, we want to you join our team, become an eyewitness weather watcher like peter whom i showed this earlier, at cbs

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you on the ground for a turkey dinner. finding the best fare often means searching the most options, consumer reports recommends making that search easier by using a web site that pulls airfares from multiple sources like kyack, expedia and travelocity. connecting flight may save you money but some travel experts prefer none in stops in colder weather. when cancellations, may throw off a flight plan. don't forget to factor in baggage fees they vary airline to airline and make a big difference. it is toss up between flying and driving getting behind the wheel gives you more flexibility for departure and arrival. plus gas prices have been way down and they could go even lower. >> good idea. >> do to the do connecting flights. >> non-stop. >> those non-stops are nice. >> over holidays or mis connect there is no empty seats. bring a good book with you. >> hanging out in the terminal. >> that is right. jim, thanks a lot. would you wear this for

halloween costume? stores across the country are stock stocking up on costumes related to ebola. the most popular items right now hazmat suits, respirators and gas masks. critics called this no laughing matter considering the ebola out break is not yet under control. stay with us, still ahead on "eyewitness news", hollywood on the move. >> insider's louie explains why so many stars are getting out of town. that is next.

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malt a. >> that is where she and brad honeymooned last month but why are so many hollywood a listers abandoning hollywood these days. insider's louise ageara joins us from l.a. with the answers. >> i would just say i hope that even at this early stage in marriage i'm wise enough to know that it is up to my husband which causes he chooses to support. >> there is a lot of museums that have art as well that should return. >> aligned in the name have of art, it is exhibit a of why clooney's make a perfect couple as george's leades goddess on have greece in the vision of white, same q as marble sculptured she viewed at the a crumbs museum. our yahoo travel entertainer and insider, explains why she's there. >> am allies in atens representing greece, fighting uk to return the mash will to anxious greek statues. >> proving it is so yesterday, england is so right now, when it comes to who will i wood infiltration it is beyonce in

the uk posting her modern art tour of the world renowned, frees art fair but, of course, main attraction has been beyonce's banging new hair, no question love it or hate it look. 1200 miles away, oprah and her bff gayle and her daughter hit the the italian vacation. oprah's social media snapshot caught her posing for white truffle in um bree a. >> and, i love that, oprah and gayle white truffle hunt nothing italy. love it. for more on the entertainment news watch the insider tonight at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 head of the cdc grilled on capitol hill about the response toe bowl, in the u.s. meanwhile a local doctor, leaves philadelphia, and heads to the heart of the out break we will tell what you she hopes to accomplish in africa. right now a beautiful afternoon, it looks more like a friday in the summer, lots of traffic, people wanting to

enjoy it while we have it, because those temperatures will tumble, you won't need sweaters but need your fleece. we will look at that with the seven day forecast coming up. more than 200 students subtlely, without a school, parents at a charter school in northern liberties learn it is their children, won't be welcomed back, todd quinones is live with details on this developing story. we are open to ideas to keep americans as safe as possible. >> the the director of the centersffor disease control is grilled on capitol hill, peppers with questions about the the response to ebola in america. meanwhile one of the americans battling the disease has been transferred to a special facility, tonight. good evening, i'm chris may. i'm natasha brown. guess case off. here's the latest the at this point.

nina pham the first nurse to get ebola is on her way to the specialized facility in maryland. just a few moments ago we have learned that the priest limb nature i test results show a quarantine student, in connecticut does not have have ebola. four more airports including newark liberty began enhanced screening today, and president obama authorized the use of the the national guard to fight ebola in west africa, if necessary. head of the cdc says ebola must be contained in africa. >> one of the things i fear about ebola is that it could spread more widely in africa, and if this were to happen, it could become a threat to our health system and health care that we give for a long time to come. >> reporter: well, philadelphia's readiness for ebola out break was the topic of the city council hearing today. meantime we're hearing that the philadelphia fire fighters union is expressing some concern. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is