. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and it is friday, october 24th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm nicole brewer in for erika this morning. stories we're following today: hazing scandal rocks another high school there is one in bucks county. now a storied football program season is over. we're live with reaction. >> the nation's largest city now has its first ebola case. the new york city doctor becomes the fourth case diagnosed in the us. and what are the prospects that trump taj mahal will stay open after next month? surprising answer from the casino's would be investors in those stories and more coming up. start with the forecast, friday headed to the weekends, checking in with kate. >> the lasts two days have been kind of crumby, to say the least.

>> serious understatement there, my friend. but yes, we are looking ahead to great weather. i love giving forecasts like this, not one day, not one day is bad out of the next five, six, you know, so we're really looking at pleasant weather. there are few little things we have to talk about along the way here, there is cents another frontal boundary moving in over the course of the weekend, but very baby hiccup for our area in terms of what we're going to see overhead through the course of the weekend. so we will be talking about, that also, got aside from the sunshine, nice warming trends that will eventually settle in. soap, temperatures, definitely, topping the list of things that we will be discussing here in the next few minutes, guys, back to you. >> kate, thank you. right now some shocking claims of hazing coming from one of the area's most accomplished high school football programs. >> it involves the junior varsity and varsity teams at central bucks west high school. jan carabeo there right now with the very latest, jan? >> reporter: ukee, scheduled for tonight was arguably the most anticipated game of the season, friday night football,

against a rival, cb east and leading into homecoming weekend. instead this football season here at cb west has been canceled, and the jf and varsity teams suspended pending further investigation. now this news has disappointed even upset many student here and athletes at central bucks west high school, but the superintendent was this was necessary moving. superintendant david whitesell says ongoing investigation into alleged hazing shows improper conduct by members of the football team and failure of the coaching staff to properly supervise activities. the superintendent goes onto apologize to any member of the football program who was subjected by demeaning by fellows player, he writes, these cents were first reported on october 14 and interviews were held on the following days with players and staff, the superintendent goes cents onto explain that the investigation determined that new team members were expected to participate in humiliating and inapropriate initiation, the most personally invasive activity

requiring a rookie to grab another player's private parts while fully clothed. still, many students we spoke with say they believe that these allegations cents are blown out of proportion. >> like it isn't as repulsive as is it actually sounded. >> you know kids on the team? >> i know kids on the team, everyone was furious. >> i think that's been a tradition, whether or not it is cents a good tradition, obviously not, bad choices but i don't think they're bad people. >> but central bucks regional police also looked into the case. they say that some young players were forced to stand in showers fully clothed, with towels over their heads, the school district said it won't comment any further until next week's board meeting. reporting live in doylestown, jan carabeo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 4:33, time for traffic and weather together. and couple of good days, right? >> we have some beautiful weather coming up here. so we start things off right out of the gate with a clearing sky. there is one extra factor all that notice with your forecast

today, other than the fact that it is milder and brighter outside. and that's still the breeze. that's just because we're sitting between areas of pressure. when you think about when you walk down the streets in center city and you have got the highrise buildings right next to you, it sets up almost that wind tunnel effect. that is what we've got going on here, called the pressure gradient. larger scale, low pressure pulls away, high pressure tries to pull in inbetween, you get the winds kicking in. so not necessarily much more than a breeze that will be noticeable here today, won't be quite as windy as yesterday it was. you look at the current wind speeds, yes, breezy outside, actually what will keep us from seeing any frost develop out there as temperatures start to drop off little bit more readily here under the clearing sky. yes, talking wind speeds into the teens at this hour, still out of the northwest, so chilly breeze, current temperature readings are generally from the low to mid 50's, out in new castle, at 56 right now, here in the neighborhood network, hammonton checking in at 50, burn ville at 54 this hour. lets he is take you through the day planner.

brighter day in general, see couple of clouds here and there, because we have more sunshine, we start to warm up little more readily, 56 degrees, our expected high later on today, and that's a lot closer to where it should be thon day of the year. vittoria, good morning. >> good morning, everyone, so, all of our roadways right now are looking beautiful. it is not only in pa, it is cents in delaware, jersey, a lot of good news out there. we take you first to the schuylkill expressway, notice it is very quiet. now, earl why err when we picked this camera shot, if you were to flip it around, on the eastbound side of 76, right around 202, we have some police activity, and they're monitoring some construction. you may have lane restriction on the eastbound side of the schuylkill right around 202. that's just before that camera shot there approaching gulph mills. as you take a look now at the ben franklin bridge, beautiful ride out there. westbound making your way into philadelphia, no delays, all lanes have been open from that earlier construction project that we've been dealing with for few months, they will be open during the morning rush hour, and then you will be back down to three for the afternoon. then will flip flop eastbound,

four lanes open, throughout the afternoon rush. so do you want to plan accordingly for. that will looking at the wide speed censors are great, 55 on 95, lots of green on the schuylkill expressway, just how we like it, 95 looking great in delaware county, 476, the turnpike, so on, so for the. an accident, west chester park, try to avoid that area if you can. new york city is now dealing with its first case of ebola. doctor craig spencer is the fourth person diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. video from the new york post shows an ambulance with police escort rushing spencer to bellevue hospital where emt's wearing hazmat suits were de contaminated. spencer likely exposed to the vie just earlier this month while caring for the group in ebola. the doctor is telling new york ers don't pant i can. >> we want to say at the outset there is no reason for new yorkers to be alarm. new york, ers who have not been expose today an exposed

person's bodily fluids are not at all at risk? acbc go team will work with doctors to make sure all protocols are followed. >> camden county had special ebola training session. doctors cents from cooper university hospital demonstrated how to put on and safely take off personal protective equipment. this is what first responders would wear dealing with a suspected ebola case. >> because of the severity of the disease, we're going as overboard as we can to make absolutely sure that we protect our first responders and our healthcare workers. >> the cdc has issued new guidelines to help hospitals treetops ebola patients. >> carl icon says atlantic city trump taj mahal will most certainly close. the struggling casino was running out of money. made a deal with trump entertainment to purchase the pump. , the taj expected to remain

opal least through the end of november. they plan to picket outside of the casino later tonight. a philadelphia traffic court judge faces corruption charges, the case is being brought against thomasine tynes. >> a $2,000 tiffany charm bracelet, the bracelet that judge tynes received for promising special access to a businessman. >> allege to help when lucrative contract. turns out that businessman was actually an undercover informant. >> businessman spelled out what he wanted, and the judge promised to deliver. >> she is an inspiration to many people. it is her proudest day, her best day, no, of course not, but it is not her last day, i promise you that. >> originally judge tynes and four other judges had the been the target of state investigators. when kathleen keen became attorney general, she dropped

the cases cents saying they were badly handled and tinged with racism. it is 4:39 right now. much more to cover here on cbs-3, "eyewitness news" so why did a man allegedly jump over the white house fence? the suspect's father talks about his troubled son. >> and in sports, the eagles get ready for the battle of the birds. we're back in two minutes. good morning, glad you're with

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>> learning more about alleged gunman who killed a guard and put the call toll on like down for hours. after a two/11 arrest, michael told authorities he wanted to be in jail. the now de zest dollars gunman told authorities that was the only way he could overcome his addiction to crack cocaine. other court records show he had a criminal past, mainly for drug use. well, the latest person to allegedly climb over the white house fence has a preliminary hearing on monday. until then, dominick will stay behind bars without bail. his father says he had the

paranoid belief he was being watched by cameras, had previously been ex area -- arrested at the executive mansion. all right, 4:42, coming up on 4:43, a check on the forecasts. >> it is a nice one. >> good, good, good. >> good stuff, good stuff. yes, no kidding, first thing, bursting at the seems, i feel like all i've brought in the last few is just blah. >> but you're just the messenger, we know that. >> some people know that. >> the messenger on the bad days, but will take the credit on the good days. >> i'll riel i shall in it while i can. good stuff. you want to make the most of it, and the timing couldn't be better either. coming up on the weekends, a lot of halloween parades, a lot of fall festivals, football games, all sorts of stuff. if you want to be outside, you are going to be able to do so without having to worry about cart ago umbrella along, carting along the rain boots, none of that, because we have high pressure as the main story for days. here's what's up.

storm scan3, still showing the retreat thankfully now that area of low pressure, continues to funnel in couple of clouds. >> this clouds will continue to thin with time. call it generally partly to mostly sunny day as a result. nice wide zoom though shows that there is basically nothing going on out there right now. so high pressure building in for us, next up, out of the southwest, and as it does so of course it will brighten up, will also have a chance to allow us to warm up too. back to much more seasonable territory at this point. >> this will just keep ongoing for us, now, one little minor hiccup that comes along, i mean, such a minor issue, the only thing it will do is knock the temperatures back a smidge, and it is this cold front that crosses through saturday into sunday. it is such a weak front, no wet weather with it for us. maybe a little hint after breeze on sunday, and otherwise, the temperatures just get dropped back by 3 degrees or so. so really not huge deal. sun and clouds in the meantime today, yes, still breezy, but it is definitely not as dreary and, you know, raw as yesterday was. sixty-six for the daytime

high. we drop it down to 48 tonight, pretty typical in terms of temperature here for us. over the next few days little baby roller coaster courtesy of the whimpy front that comes along, but bright ball of sunshine in the sky for the next four, five days. let me step aside, show you the best of what's yet to come here. saving the best for last here on tuesday. 73 degrees with sunshine, and then we start to seymour clouds building in, on wednesday. ukee, back to you. >> katie, thank if you. well, eagles and cardinals in arizona this sunday. cardinals offense has committed fewest turnovers in the national football league, and defense is tops against the runs. so nick foles and eagles have their work cut out for them. birds need win sunday to keep pace with the cowboys six and one. foles had three touchdowns against arizona in a 24 to 21 win last december. coach kel hit bye week to think about last season's game plan and formulate a new one. >> you know, cut and dry, hard and fast, getting in third and seven to ten, what are they

doing in the red zone, just put that together with what they do this year and casino of seeing are there any differences, are there any wrinkles, some of the personnel that played against us last year, not the same as is this year, just trying to figure out how they're going to approach this. >> what says. in chip we trust. eagles defense will have to stop a talented pair of receivers, larry fitzgerald and former first round pick michael floyd, make tough one-two punch. but bird defenders coming out a shut out win, where they sacked eli manning six times. >> no matter if we have good game like we did against the giants or we struggle for couple of quarters, no matter, what the goal of every defensive team in the league really is are we getting bet they are week, are we bet they are week than we were last week. can we build on what we d you are always in that win, in the shut out we had many mistakes that we have got to get corrected. >> can't wait t has been too long. last night's prime time game the broncos peyton manning added three more touchdown

pass toss career record, and the broncos beat the san diego chargers 35 to 21. manning hit wide receiver emanuel sanders for all three scores including a perfectly thrown ball for a second quarter touchdown. pretty, wasn't it? denver's now six and one, and tops in the afc west. >> he's really soaking it up, too. >> i know, enjoying, that enjoying that. we have a quarterback like, that downing, that hey. still ahead, facebook goes zero goes retro for its new app. >> take a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs-3.

another look at this morning's headlines, rest of the high school football season central bucks west is canceled amid hazing allegations, coaches from the jv and varsity teams suspended as school district conduct investigations. so far no charges have been filed. >> doctor craig spencer is new york city's first ebola patient.

spencer treated ebola patients in west africa. he is in manhattan's bellevue hospital, a designated ebola treatment center. the very few people with whom spencer came in contact are being monitored by medical personnel. >> and billionaire investor carl icon says atlantic city's taj mahal will close despite efforts to save t he says the casino is losing a lot of money, and he wishes he never got involved. the casino workers union plans a demonstration at the taj mahal tonight. >> your time 4:49. let's get a check on business news. >> jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. the mark heads pretty great day yesterday. what's moving the markets today? >> reporter: well, good morning, ukee, nicole. see if the markets could ends the week on high note, more companies are reporting their earnings today. yesterday companies like general motors, and southwest airlines, reported huge profits, and airlines in general, are really getting ready for a record holiday season. costs cents are low, because fuel prices cents cents have been plunging, plus, more

people are traveling. so airlines can charge more for tickets, they're also offering fewer flights, which if anyone who knows, anyone who has traveled knows, the four largest us airlines say they sold at least 83% of their seats in the past three months. so a crowded ride on airplanes. >> got that right. i just had one myself, just had one myself, last week, indeed. we hear facebook is rolling out new app. it is cents going old school. what's up? >> reporter: yes, that's right, the new app is called rooms. people could chat in groups about specific topic, they can post photos, videos, and tests, and use your real name or post anonymously. some are really comparing this to the early days of the internet when people chatted in those forums. for now, though, this is only available on the iphone. and it is invitation only. ukee, nicole? >> wow, i remember the old days of america on line in the chat rooms. >> oh, america on line? yes. >> the dial up modems.

>> invitation only, is that like my members only jacket? that's old school. >> something like that. >> that's old schooling. >> getting very elite. >> thanks, jill. talk to you. heyy coming up after a short break, traffic and weather together. we do ton the three

it is 4:53, how are the roads looking, vittoria? >> thank you, the roads are looking great, no major problems at all. traveling on the roosevelt boulevard, behind me, we're not seeing that delay that we usually see every morning, still pretty early actually. not even at 5:00 a.m. just yet. usually the rush doesn't roll on in until about 6:15-ish. so taking a look at the boulevard, no major problems in either direction. now if you are traveling in the northeast around rising sun, cottman avenue, you will notice that the inner lanes, if you are commuting, in the

southbound direction, you will notice some of them will be compromised due to still some paving that they're working on, paving and milling. watch out for inner lane closures throughout the northeast, but they can be easily moved around. as we take a look at 95, 59 is great, southbound, northbound, commute nothing delays around the area of girard, which is this stretch here. but center city south philadelphia delaware county around the teen tire 95 corridor here, northeast corridor, notice that, well, here in the green. no delays on the schuylkill, vine, northeast extension, pa turnpike, all moving well. construction project way talking about, southbound there is will be ongoing until 6:00 a.m. just note that this morning. no delays for mass transit. things looking good. i think katie you can piggyback me, traffic and weather together going well. >> absolutely, just smooth sailing for our area here in the days ahead, torrey. we've got great weather coming up in time for the weekend, and even headed into next week t looks like the pattern will stick for little bit of time here. so let's take you out there, show you what's going on, storm scan3 looking clearer than it has in recent

mornings, right? we continue to see few clouds out, there but those will continue to thin, with time, and still courtesy of the very same storm which is still making its slow retreat. things looking better foreplays cents cents like massachusetts which really ended up being the bull's eye with the storm system, dealing with inches of rain, out of this storm, up that way, for us, glancing blow for sure. but the chill starting to settle back in. you always start to see when the blue contours start to roll into our weather map, you know it is starting get chilly. forty-six currently in mount pocono, 56 here at the airport, but that's going to start to change. again, some cooler air working its way in here, so temperatures should start to drop off more readily, 37 in cleveland, pair of three's in al mean, a the core of the chill again starting to head into the northeast, in the wake of this system. but the next three days, despite the chill, are actually going to warm up nicely, because we've got more sunshine. so it is a lot more seasonable in the days ahead, i mean, you have just got great excuse to

be outside, make the most of it. >> will do, katie, thank you. here is a look at stations sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 will be following for you today. convicted former mob boss joey merlino returns to court to find out if he remains a free man or goes back to prison. how many ready pennsylvania for possible ebola cases cents, and just in time for halloween, a local paranormal group is hosting a spooky tour. check in two, three, four times a day, "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. >> that time of year, isn't it? >> get ready. >> getting closer. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a man constantly mistaken for accused trooper eric frein says he can't even go to work without being harassed for police. and now getting help to the tune of more than $13,000. >> update, hazing scandal at local football powerhouse cb west. we're back at the top of the hour. good morning.

from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". take a look. empty stands at one of the region's powerhouse high school football programs, as a hazing scandal ends their season. and leaves students and parents stunned. we'll have a live report from central bucks high school west with the very latest. >> and the ebola virus strikes the nation's largest city. and infected new york doctors. now, fighting for his life, in manhattan's bellevue hospital. >> it is friday, october 24th, good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm nicole brewer in for erika. also this morning, sentencing day for the man who caused a crash that claimed the life after millville police officer. how long timothy sideel could spend behind bars, we'll tell you, kaley? >> nicole, today will ends up being much, much brighter day for the area.

as a, are we can expect to see very pleasant weather unfold in time for the weekend, expecting temperatures to be a lot more seasonable, just really nice days coming up. we'll have all of the details straight ahead, vittoria? >> thank you, katie. you know, traffic wise, moving real well out there. as we move now to take a look at the 42 freeway, no delays in either direction, northbound side your headlights, but, when the sun finally sees us today, we'll definitely see the rush common in. so, we'll just have to wait for. that will meantime, you're moving well. see potentially how things can change in just a couple of minutes, ukee? >> torrey, thank you, in the news shock and disbelief, after allegations of hazing surfaces in local football program. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at central bucks west high school, school at the center of this investigation. jan, good morning. >> reporter: well, student had been looking forward to this day all season long, it is arguably the most anticipated game of the season. it is friday night football against a big rival, cb st east, and leading into homecoming