presidential praise. it was service to ebola affect patientness new begin that i exposed doctor craig spencer to, ebola. don champion is in new york with the latest on his condition. >> reporter: cleaning crews armed with oxygen tanks and protective gear started scrubbing down doctor craig spencer's upper manhattan apartment, on friday. >> there is no reason for new york tours change their daily routine in anyway. >> reporter: while city officials repeated calls not to panic a photographer out identify of the building covered himself with a hood and ski goggles, resident are allowed to come and go but neighbors don't think that should aloud. >> i think the building should be quarantined, like due to this scary situation that is at hand. >> reporter: doctor spencer return from treating ebola patient from his west africa last week. new york post video shows spencer being rushed to bellevue hospital with the low grade fever. health officials say doctor spencer has been helping medical detectives retrace their steps, he is also making

phone calls, from the isolation unit, and fiance and two friend have been quarantined for 51 days. doctor had been out and about in the city all week eating at restaurants, bowling, jogging and riding on the subway, health officials cleared bowling alley to reopen but wanted to make sure it was sanitized fire. >> once that is taken care of we will open the the the door to the public and hope mayor and governor come down. >> reporter: police working the scene near the apartment were caught on camera disposing of their protective gear and caution tape into a street corner trash can, it is not men how close they got to the doctor, or his sealed apartment. don champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". lets talk some more now about that texas nurse nina pham contracted ebola while treating a sick patient. she again was discharge from the national institutes of health hospital in maryland, and then spoke about her recovery. >> it has been very stressful and challenging for me and my

family. although i know longer havee bowl a know it may be a while before i have my strength back. so with gratitude and respect, for everyone's concern i ask for my privacy and for my family's privacy be respected as i return to texas and try on get back to a normal life. >> she also today thanked fellow ebola survivor doctor kent brantly for donating his plasma during her treatment. with ebola now in new york city a local law maker is raising concerns about the centers for disease control and eighths built to handle will an out break. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live on independent mall with that now, walt. >> reporter: chris, i spoke on the mall this afternoon to congressman pat meehan and he is expressing concerns about cdc's preparation to respond to an ebola problem in this area, specifically the cdc's response to a hospital capacity and questions about voluntaryily quarantining

people. >> what is ambiguous are direction from his cdc. >> reporter: congressman pat meehan wants answers from the cdc about property columns for ebola patients, the the concerns he said first voiced at a meeting earlier this week among hospital officials and other lawmakers. >> there was a lot of ambiguity and questions unanswered from the perspective of the health care officials. >> reporter: congressman, former u.s. attorney, now seeking reelection, wants to know what happens if, as in dallas, a hospital admits someone for ebola treatment and then finds that many other patients are starting to go to other hospitals. >> you have hospitals that are already at peak capacity, there wouldn't be ab ability for a temple to shut down and an einstein to be able to take the overflow. >> reporter: citing the new york doctor who circulated publicly after returning from africa before developing symptoms, meehan questions cdc

self quarantine procedures. >> obviously he came back and went bowling and rode on subways and the question becomes whether there is any kind of protections which are going to be put in place automatically. >> we all have to be vigilant and make sure we're doing everything possible to give hospitals the the resources they need. >> reporter: senator bob casey, who recently back increased funding for hospital treatment programs, says that there is no question ebola treatment has taken major steps forward in the last few weeks. >> i think there are substantial differences between now and say a couple weeks or certainly a couple months ago. >> and speaking of steps forward, cbs-3 has learn of major new developments, new protections for first responders here, in philadelphia, that will very soon be put in place. we will have that story when we join you at 6:00. live, walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

>> walt, thanks very much. "eyewitness news" in clayton gloucester county where county officials offered free ebola awareness training to all county first responders. the goal of the program is to answer questions, and to provide information on protective equipment. there was a physician and nurse on hand that discussed the public health aspects of the disease. well, we have set up an ebola resource guide for you on our web site at cbs philly.com. we know you have questions so we have answers to the most commonly asked questions and links to the cdc so you can read the material for yourself. developing right now a priest in chester county is under arrest, facing child pornography charges. we will go now to "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson live in west town with the details, steve. >> reporter: jessica mark haines has been a priest here at saint simon and jude since early september of 2013, but it is far from his first placement and assignment which in the network of the

archdiocese and that is something that gravely concerns prosecutors here in chester county. >> the church doesn't need anymore of that type of thing. >> reporter: parishioners stun to learn with all of the scrutiny on the catholic church another priest accused of sexual abuse. >> it is a pretty clear indication of someone who just can't control their impulses and if they cannot control their impulses under that sort of scrutiny that is somebody that has got a problem. >> reporter: five five-year old mark heynes is charged with multiple counts of child sexual abuse for chester county district attorney tom hogan said in an undercover investigation, detectives discover haines set up an instagram account under the name kate toy send and receive a pair of photos. it was the tip of the iceberg. >> he had been disseminating scores of child pornography pictures. >> reporter: detectives also discover haines posed as a 16 year-old girl in a series of graphic e-mails with a 14

year-old girl. >> we now need to identify the girl, and follow-up on that investigation. >> reporter: hogan says what may be the the most troubling part of the investigation is the history of mark haines. a priest who has been stationed at eight parishes in four count business two sabbaticals since being ordained in the mid 80's. >> that is a red flag for us when a priest moves around between parishes. we are looking to see if there are any other victims out there we would like them to call the chester county detectives and let us know. >> reporter: we reached out to the archdiocese of philadelphia on who sent us this statement. quote these charges are serious and disturbing. the archdiocese is cooperating fully with law enforcement regarding this matter and remains fur vently committed to preventing child sexual boost and preteching children and young people entrusted to its care. child pornography is the scourge that must be eradicated. the d.a. tells me that the

archdiocese has been fully cooperative in this investigation. haines remains behind bars after failing to give a $200,000 for bail. that is latees from chester county, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thank you. breaking news officials say remains found in virginia are those of missing university of virginia student hanna graham. she disappeared september 13th, those remains were found last week in a rural area a little more than 10 miles from campus. graham was last seen with three two-year old jesse leroy, matthew junior who has been charged with her abduction and also linked by forensic evidence to the 2009 killing of virginia tech student morgan harrington. residents' vac wait as flames tear through an apartment complex at voorhees, new jersey. this fire attack the roof of the complex on avalon court, you see damage there from chopper three. fire grew to two alarms before crews were able to bring it under control. twenty-fifth 20 families are receiving assistance from the american red cross.

there are no injuries. the causes still under investigation. there is more news on the hazing allegations of central bucks west high school in doylestown. as we wait to hear if any charges will be filed we're learning about changes to the school's home coming celebration. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live at the school with the update now, matt. >> reporter: chris, on a normal home coming weekend the parking lot behind me at war memorial stadium would be filling up with cars for annual game between c.b. west and east. parking lot right now however is basically empty as you can see as this community continues to deal with these allegations. just one day after central bucks school district officials suspended the rest of the football season a persistent emotion on the c.b. west campus. >> truly looking forward to be part of the home coming experience and everything and i was extremely disappointed when i found out. >> kind of just like shocked and everybody don't know how to react to it. >> reporter: on thursday district superintendent david

wentsell described hazing committed by older members of the jv and varsity football teams. he called it humiliating and inappropriate. he went on to say most personally invasive activity required a rook toy grab another player's private parts while fully clothed. >> definitely disappointing. i'm angry at people that decided to do that stuff. some people are i'm mature. >> reporter: school district suspended coaches of both squads pending outcome of an investigation being conduct by central bucks regional police. both police and bucks county district attorney's office did in the comment on the status on have that investigation on friday as students await the results. >> it was surprising because we all know football players, we see them every day. i have been in the locker room. it is nothing that you would ever expect. >> reporter: c.b. west officials announced earlier today the that the home coming festivities that were scheduled for tonight will be moved to later in the school year to coincide with the basketball game. live from doylestown, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". our coverage continues on

this little bit later in the broadcast, you may know weren't of the most famous alumni is mike petin junior, head coach of the cleveland browns. tonight he is speaking out about this scandal. our beasley reese will have that lateness sports. pennsylvania state senator leanna washington will plead guilty in her corruption case next week. washington is charged with theft of services and conflict of interests. prosecutors say she ordered her staff to do campaign work on government time. it is unknown if senator washington will face jail time. she lost her primarily bid earlier this year for reelection. a consumer alert for parents, still on come three on your side with the details of a big car seat recall. then a suspect child rapist goes on an alleged crime spree that includes allegations of murder inner here in our area. caught on camera a man charging at four new york city police officers with a hatchet. we have new developments in this investigation. >> sky is limit for former fire fighters, we will tell

you why more of them are taking a new career as flight attendants. is there anything that puts you in the better mood than sunny skies and warm temperatures? if that is the case you'll love the seven day forecast. kate and i will be back with the weekend details and beyond coming up a

ryan costello went into politics. in 2001, doctor manan trivedi joined the marines. trivedi served as a battlefield surgeon in iraq. costello served himself by voting to raise his own pay. and while trivedi cared for patients in pennsylvania, costello gave millions in government contracts to his campaign contributors -even as he cut funding for child abuse prevention. in congress, only trivedi will do what's right for you. i'm manan trivedi, and i approve this message. we have breaking news. new york governor andrew cuomo and new jersey governor chris christie have issued a statement in which, they are issuing quarantines for any

travelers who have had contact with those who had ebola from west africa. the governors have also said a health care worker with contact with ebola patients with africa has been quarantined but she has known no symptoms. that woman landed at newark liberty airport in new jersey on friday. this apparently a new case in addition to the case of doctor craig spencer who we know is hospitalized at bellevue hospital in new york with a positive diagnosis of ebola at this hour. so again governors of new york and new jersey issuing mandatory quarantines for any travelers moving through their states who have have had contact with ebola patients. they also say that one health care worker is quarantine at this point but had has not tested positive for ebola. this is breaking news. we will bring you more as we get it. a 28 year-old accused of murdering a montgomery county man he met on craigs list had his bail revoke this afternoon. chad wilcox is accused of slashing 36 year-old manual

hockeyman's throat in his norristown home and stealing his car and wallet. police tracked that man to tennessee and kentucky where they captured him after a chase. montgomery county d.a. says a week after the allege murder wilcox surrendered to police in north carolina on unrelated charges of raping a child for which he then missed his court date. d.a. furhman says it is a lesson to be very careful of on line. >> personal caution that you should have when dealing with people that you don't know, that you meet on line is something that should never be lost. >> wilcox is due in norristown court for a preliminary hearing on november 7th. a clear picture is emerging of the man who shot and killed a canadian solder and opened fire in the halls of the parliament. law enforcement says michael zehaf bibeau had internet contact with the radicalized canadian in syria before he killed that solder in canada's war memorial and then opened fire inside parliament on

wednesday. the muslim convert was living in the men's shelter in ottawa while waiting for his passport but it was not renewed because of his on line contact. >> sometimes there is very little will that can be done. if is there an individual who has become radicalized on line it is hard to reach out to such an individual. >> zehaf bibeau fired 30 shots in the parliament building before the sergeant of arms shot and killed him. nobody else was hurt in that building. three on your side tonight with an important warning for parents, even flow is recalling more than 200,000 rear facing infant seats. regulators say buckles on these seats don't release quickly which could make it difficult to get a child out of the seat in the event of the emergency this recall effects embrace 35/9999 models, and we've got more information for you on this posted on our web site at cbs philly.com. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this afternoon going out

this weekend and having someone watch the kids maybe? new trend in baby-sitting, parents want to know about. beasley, it is friday night. >> and that means the friday football frenzy, i'm at boone, they host pleasantville, we will talk about the big match up, plus as it pertains to the c.b. west situation, scandal about hazing, we will talk to the guy that played there the most fame as you lum, mike petin junior the head coach of

earlier kathy told bus the pay off if we can get through bad days and here it came today, beautiful. >> just a perfect day. >> fabulous. >> so nice. >> it will only get better. >> oh, wow. >> we have a winning weekend and surge of 07's in the seven day, coming up in a little bit but first lets look the at the beautiful day we have. in the poconos that fall foliage is in full bloom the at jack frost big boulder great fall color. hopefully you can enjoy that this weekend. down the shore a picture perfect this afternoon as people in the water just frolicking in the the water. temperatures in the 60's down the shore, it is a beautiful fall afternoon. high temperature so far from philadelphia, 69 degrees, this is more like lit because yesterday, we were struggling will in the 50's, and elsewhere around the delaware valley, here are our high temperatures, currency of our

live neighborhood network. warrington 72. philadelphia northeast airport 71. zero seven in new castle. st. peter school. medford memorial school in medford, new jersey 69 degrees that is your high for the day. on storm scan 3a few clouds associated with the warm front. we will be seeing warmer days ahead in that seven day forecast kicking off this weekend. peter sent in this beautiful picture of the sky in williamstown, new jersey. peter is an eyewitness weather watcher. you can see breaks of blue in the overcast just a beautiful afternoon, a great start to the day as well. win northwest at about ten to 14 miles an hour, the wind will persist over the weekend. so even though it will be mild we will be seeing gusty wind by sunday. right now 68 in philadelphia 59 in the poconos. fifty-seven in allentown. reading, trenton and dover. a very pleasant evening. here is the temperature change yesterday in the 50's, to take much warmer.

right new in philadelphia # 1 degrees warmer then it was at this time. poconos is 15 degrees warmer. in trenton anal up town it 14 is degrees warmer right now then it was yesterday at this time. we will watch a warm front lift through and temperatures soaring through the 60's again for your saturday and then on sunday a weak front moves through but wind gusting to 30 miles an hour. i do think calmer day of the weekend will be saturday. monday looks great and then we will watch another warm front moving through this one the mess important full that will send temperatures in the 70's, overnight mainly clear and cool low of 45. during the day for your saturday a a great day to be outdoors, high temperature 68. i wouldn't be surprised if some areas make it to 70. sunday mid 60's, cooler with those gusty wind and monday, keeping it in the 60's, with plenty of sunshine, that is a look at 39 day forecast, kate will be back next half an hour with halloween will it be a trick or

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it is friday, that means a friday football frenzy. i'm at boone a they host pleasantville. they are six and zero and if they get to seven, it would be first time they make that mark in 16 years. pleasantville looking for their first victory of the year. all right. now lets look at our cbs philly high school power ranking. st. joes prep remaining on top followed by lasalle, archbishop wood, st. joseph's of hammington, shawnee, then im hotep charter, timber creek, camden, coatsville and the haverford will school. now you may know big story in this area is hazing scandal at c.b. west. they suspended the coaching staff, they suspended the football season the final two games including home coming which was to be held today. their top alumni is mike petin

junior, the head coach of the cleveland browns. today he talk about what is going on at his old high school. >> it is unfortunate. if a what it is it is true there is obviously no place for that. you know, like i said, asiana alumni i can speak for all of us, that it is an unfortunate thing. i think bucks county, pennsylvania and doylestown is a great place to grow up, great place to raise a family and to have a negative light cast on it is an unfortunate thing. >> yes, so true. we will have have more on this game when i join you at 6:00. plus we will hear about some injuries to the flyers defensive line and, of course, set up big eagles showdown with the cardinals on sunday. i'm beasley reese for "eyewitness sports". >> beasley, thanks very much. peton family has been very forceful about this father a and now son. very impressive. still to come in the neck half an hour doctor greg spencer was self monitoring for symptoms of ebola after he

return from west africa last week but could more have been done. our health reporter stephanie stahl will take a closer look at that coming up. plus deep down a driver takes matters in his own hand when a purse snatcher hops on board. new at 6:00 o'clock a solder surprise home coming but this one has a twist, we will show you how a community is helping build a new life for one family, that is

i'm chris may and here are the day's top stories for you, chester county priest mark haines is phasing child pornography charges tonight. authorities say detective discovered haines set up an instagram account, in which he disseminated pictures of pornography. police say chad marshall wilcox, killed a man, in norristown man, stole his wallet and car, and went on a multi state road trip that came to an end in north caroline arc all this while supposed to be standing trial on a child rape charge in l ycoming county, pa. new fall out from cbs west high school in doylestown. we have learned home coming festivities set for tonight will coincide with a basketball game, later this year, kate? thanks, chris. good evening, it turned out to

be a beautiful friday across the area we have a nice sunny stretch of wet tore look forward to it started to day, it continues through the weekend and next week. looking for time to wash the the car to day, tomorrow wouldn't be a bad bet. it is breathe breezy but then we have a big warm up. we are talking about 70's. i will have numbers in the seven day forecast in a couple minutes, jessica. >> thanks, very much. just a few minutes ago new york governor andrew cuomo and new jersey governor chris christie announced mandatory quarantine for travel hers who had contract with ebola infect patients in west africa. female health care work shore landed a at newark liberty airport today is currently quarantined although she has shown no symptoms. in the meantime doctor craig spencer remains in isolation at a new york city hospital after testing positive yesterday. a part of doctor without borders, he recently returned from west africa. nina pham, the dallas nurse who treated thomas duncan is ebola free. after thanking the the pun

and caregivers she headed to the white house for a meeting with the president who reportedly gave her a hug. new york doctor was in several public locations, including on the subway before he developed, symptoms. and that has some questioning if more restrictions should be placed on health care worker returning from west africa. three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl has that part of the coverage. >> reporter: doctors without borders say that doctor spencer followed guidelines, since returning from new gunie. he was self monitoring for symptoms which means taking his temperature twice a day and watching for any symptoms, like fever, headache, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea. as soon as he detect a slight fever he immediately notified authorities. >> you are not infectious until you are symptomatic. once he felt symptomatic that is when he really hungered down and made sure he didn't expose many people. >> reporter: according to the cdc only people considered high risk are quarantined, for example, having exposure to ebola patients without wearing the correct protective gear.

spencer posted a picture of himself in west africa wearing his equipment but some are questioning whether doctor spencer should have have been able to who have about so freely given his potential exposure. doctor anthony of the nih indicated possible changes could be on the way. >> that is something that is right now on the very active discussion and you will hear shortly about what the guidelines will be. >> reporter: doctors without borders encourages doctors returning from west africa to stay away from their usual jobs for 21 days which is something doctor spencer also adhered to. >> now doctor spencer's fiance and two friends who had contact with him after he developed symptoms, are in quarantine and as we just reported there has been a new announcement in that the governor has said that people in new jersey and new york health care workers coming from west africa will face mandatory quarantine. >> that is right. >> reporter: that is just developing now. >> mandatory 21 day quarantine for anyone who does that. a lot of people will be relieved to hear that.

>> yes. >> stephanie, thanks. pennsylvania state police are investigating shots fired by an officer in northampton county. all this started with a traffic stop in palmer township. police began chasing a suspect, that chase ended with a crash in easton at 13th and spring garden streets there. police opened fire on the suspects. the suspect wound up dying but the coroner has not yet ruled on the cause of death. suspect's identity has not been released nor have they talk about the reason for the initial traffic stop. new york city police officer is in critical condition after a terrifying hatchet attack. surveillance video shows the suspect running down the street and raising the hatchet just before he disappeared from the frame. he was targeting four rookie police officers walking a beat in jamaica, queens. pham the man was shot dead by officers after striking two of them with that hatchet. >> four rookie cops, just starting out their career, when the absolute unexpected

happened and we just pray for the speedy recovery of each and everyone of them. >> a second wounded officer is expect to be okay. during that gunfire, a by stand ber half block away was hit by a stray bullet, she's in stable condition. reputed former boss of the philadelphia moneys heading back to prison. today a federal judge sentenced joey merlino to another four months in prison for violating his parole. this is video of merlino from his last court a appearance earlier this month, that is when prosecutors accused him of failing to report an encounter he he had with a former co-defendant. merlino has been living in florida avenue spending a decade behind bars, following a 2001 racketeering trial. philadelphia police are searching for a suspect who held up two grocery stores on monday. take a look at this video from the s and p grocery store on king sessing avenue. suspect pointed a gun at a store employee and then got the away with cash. police say shortly after this

robbery the same suspect held up angela grocery on chester avenue. police are also searching for a suspect who used a stolen credit card, police say that suspect used a card on october 15th at season bustleton have avenue to buy a tv. just moment late their card was denied at a nearby game stop store. police say that suspect got the card from when a wallet was stolen from a car park on pine road. caught on camera in south america a bus driver takes matters in his own hands with a bat. take a look, a purse snatcher hopped on to this man's bus in chile. the thief's hand wound up getting caught in the door and that gave the driver a charge to get a few whack was his bat. bus driver drove that bus directly to the police station where the thief who wound up in tears was later arrested. >> hits torque city tavern is back in business tonight, in olde city, philadelphia restaurant at second and walnut reopened today. it closed its doors last week

after a dumpster fire. those flames caused damage to the exhaust and electrical systems but there were no injuries during that fire. looking like a busy friday afternoon just a little bit after 5:30. we will go outside and show you the schuylkill expressway at conshohocken curve heading westbound toward king of prussia, almost the same as roadways on the eastbound side and slow go there. same story out on i-95 at cottman avenue. most of that volume you can see we are losing that right-hand lane due to on going construction and southbound toward center city north bound lanes moving just fine. road closure, road collapse, dehaven street closed between ballagomingo road, until money would say, clean up for this incident. your alternate toys take gulf road or front street. out in new jersey, overturn vehicle taking out 295 northbound ramp at rancocas woods in delran.

that off ramp closed right before or move off right afterward. otherwise rest of the majors are stack up. blue route heavy heading northbound, i-95 we just looked at, northbound 33 minute trip from the vine street expressway into woodhaven road and 422 westbound heavy still, 14 minute trip there this friday afternoon, chris and jessica, back over to you. the queen reaches a technological milestone, coming up her royal tweet. >> also ahead here tonight from putting out flames to earning their wicks, we will tell you why more and more former fire fighters are taking on an unlikely career path as flight attendants. if you are looking for a job you may want to suggest you leave the motor at home and offer up his services as a baby-sitter. consume are reporter jim donovan is on your side with this growing trend, kate? it turnout to be a fantastic friday, if you like today you'll like the weekend. we are entering a nice sunny stretch and capped off by a big warm upcoming up in the

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couple major retailers about to take a big hit before the start of the holiday

shopping season. both sears and k-mart will be closing 77 stores over the next few months, including the the sears at the king of prussia mall. some 5300 jobs will be lost in the process. at the end of august, sears reported having nearly 1900 locations, nationwide, but you that is down more than 160 from the year before. queen elizabeth has joined the twitter universe. the queen's first tweet welcome visitors to the new exhibit at london's science museum, the royal message read it is a pleasure to open up the information age exposition at the science museum and i hope people will enjoy visiting, elizabeth r, the r stands for regina which is latin for queen, so casual. the british monarchy's twitter account has 700,000 followers. >> elizabeth ry didn't realize there was a r in the queen eye less bet. >> just like us. >> we will be right back.

for a decade major air lines hired first responders for their flight crews. no airline has attract more of that talent then jet blue, former fire fighters becoming flight attendants a proud tradition at jet blue. today one in ten of the airlines flight attendants is

retired or current new york city fire fighter. >> they are great at altitude. start talking about decisions at 35,000 feet it is nice to have 20 years plus worth of experience fighting fires or whatever the case might to be make that decision. >> fire fighters looking to retire from public service, second careers as flight a attendants represent a new opportunity. well, beautiful day to be flying the skies or just looking at them. take a look at this shot of atlantic city as we creep toward sunset looking just gorgeous out there. lots of colors and a lot of times when you get a storm off shore like the departing nor'easter over new england you will see sunset because we have reflection with the clouds. things are looking great here. i want to take to you margate on the live neighborhood network and see waving rolling in, it is a beautiful summer day. but still a gorgeous afternoon, and even west of the city we are looking at sunshine and a few high clouds here at the kutztown area middle school.

six 46789 kids are done with their school week. they are ready to enjoy a beautiful fall weekend. you saw though clouds in kutztown that is what we are dealing with here, a band of clouds and in the city. we are seeing a lot of sunshine but we will see clouds moving on through. however, we have really great conditions moving in as we head through the weekend. there is that tea parting system through northern and portions of the canadian maritime provinces, northern maine, getting rain still. that is moving out of here. skies are clearing. there is that batch of clouds moving through but that is about it. lets look at future weather and see what will happen in the weekend. we will start saturday, lots of sunshine all across the northeast but what you can see here is a front. it doesn't have a lot witt. not a lot of wet weather but couple showers well off to the north. 6:00 o'clock on saturday we will see a few showers in new york state. we are sunny, dry and beautiful. as we head into saturday and sunday it comes through generally dry. a few more clouds into sunday and we will feel a gusty breeze behind that front. it will be a degree or two

cooler. not a big deal but feeling windy, sunday afternoon. temperatures right now feeling great above average in the mid to upper 60's across most of the area 59 mount pocono. wind northwesterly at ten to 15. watch what happens with the winds. as we get into tomorrow we will see win of 20 miles an hour. not a big deal. sunday behind that front wind increase so gusts could reach 30 miles an hour, curing the day on sunday. definitely a blustery day but sunny, beautiful, you'll see leaves falling and kind of swirling coming down in that fall wind on sunday. speaking of the leaves lets look at fall foliage. we have high color just to the west of philadelphia, peak in the poconos and lehigh valley. great weekend for a drive to to leaf peeping or train trips we have in our area as well. overnight mainly clear, chilly 5 degrees. tomorrow gorgeous, sunny and nice. perfect fall day. sixty-eight will be our daytime high. as we head in the eyewitness weather seven day forecast i think you'll like it. look at this sunny stretch.

we have seasonal temperatures. the lots of sunshine throughout the weekend and into next week. monday looks great. the tuesday, mid 70's perhaps. it will be nice and warm. chance for shower wednesday. it gets colder by halloween. we want you to join our team, we are excited about this getting ready to launch our eyewitness weather watcher network. you can still sign up and give us observation from his around the area sign up now at cbs philly.com/come/watchers. back to you at the desk. well, are you going out this weekend, do you need to find a baby-sit tore watch the kids? these days more and more young boys are getting in the baby-sitting business. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan find out they are signing up for kid duty after they learned they can earn big bucks. >> reporter: baby-sitting isn't just fun and games for high school student sam latch but it is a paycheck. >> my friends think it is interesting because they are not like very friendly with

children, but they think it is cool that i am. >> reporter: sam is on to a growing trend, young men are beginning to see benefits of baby-sitting compared to more traditional jobs for teen boy. >> one of them is the fact that it pays good. two it is easier than manual labor. three, it is more flexible in terms of what they can do and in terms of the hours and how they do it. you know what, four it is more enjoyable. >> reporter: pay varies based on where you live, your experience and safety training but on average for teens. >> we have seen baby-sitters charge from ten to $20 an hour depending on the amount of children they are sitting for. that is a great income when you think how it compares to the fast food job or mowing lawns or things like that. >> reporter: sometimes male sitters are preferred by parents, that is how sam ended up watching diana coal's children. >> they need sometimes the one on one time, as well as it shows the girls that it is good, it is in the just a female role but also a male role. >> reporter: role that sam

suggests other guys seriously consider. >> would i absolutely recommend baby-sitting because it is really, fun. it is really rewarding. >> now red cross offers both on line and classroom baby-sitting training and says a good sitter is a good leader. in addition to having safety training be sure any sitter thaw hire is also able to provide references. >> i baby sat for kids. i would be able to pay for a trip to europe in high school. i was like a drill sergeant. i would say we don't do that. they would go okay. parents loved it. >> but did the kids like it. >> they are all grown with kids of their own. i feel like a man now. >> exactly. >> it is great. great opportunity for those boys to learn responsibility, it is true, great idea, love that. >> jim, thanks. still ahead on "eyewitness news" it looks like honey boo-boo is going bye-bye. >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up next, keanu reeves comes out of the retirement in the action packed john witt and group of friend a

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judge told the troubled singer he has shown good cooperation with the probation department but brown's labor department up to four days a week to complete the work by the the end of his probation in january. there goes honey boo-boo, t in m z is reporting that tlc is canceling its hit reality show here comes honey boo-boo. rumors about the show's future began swirling after honey boo-boo's mother momma june thompson separated from her husband and then reports surfaced thompson was dating a man who served ten years in prison for child molestation. in theaters this weekend, keanu reeves is a ex-hit man looking for revenge and a scary move anytime for halloween about a group of teen who play with the board. >> kevin frazier from entertainment tonight takes us behind the scenes. >> this week keanu reeves is a hit hit man out of retirement and looking for revenge and group of teens play a deadly game with the other side, in

wigi. >> when debbie mysteriously dies after using a board, her friend try to connect with her spirit on the other side, but it just might not be the the right person that they are talking to. >> have you found it in your house. >> luckily for the cast, they enjoy making the movie, and didn't get too scared. >> it is kind of like worst case scenario board. that is what this is. it is your worst case scenario. so, hopefully, you won't have that experience if you use it. >> we all knew it was in good fun. i gave everybody sage just to go bless their homes. >> it is not even real, okay. >> john wick, keanu reeves is a a retired hit man enjoying life but when criminals cross line he isn't afraid to show them how he feels, and what he can do. >> you know, i have got a chance to work with weapons training, some tactical so good clean fun.

>> yeah. >> i'm thinking i'm back. >> while the stunts are fun is there so much more to the movie then fights and thrills. >> there is the the action of it but is there also the emotion, the world that is created, and, you know, is there real world, there is the the underground world, you know, the world of the thieves, the honor, the the code. >> what you did, son, it is who you did it too. >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier so for now back to you in the studio. that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> at 6:00 new developments in the ebola fight. mandatory quarantines are in effect for certain travelers. brand new measures are taken to hand that will illness. a local priest accused of posing as a girl and sharing child porn on instagram, we have action from parishioners, kathy. in weather, a beautiful afternoon as temperatures made it to 70. there is more of that in the seven day, plus halloween looking a little tricky, i'll show you possibilities come

up. >> i guess thank you is the best i can say. >> and the surprise fit for a hero, army staff sergeant and his family find out they will soon call this neighborhood home. we will tell you how a community is banding together to make a difference. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. right now at 6:00 o'clock as new york city deals with its first confirmed case of ebola we hear from a texas nurse who doctors say is now free of the disease. also tonight, big developments about the ebola fight here at home and how philadelphia first responders are prepared to handle the virus. good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. in the past hour the governors of new york and new jersey have issued mandatory quarantines for any traveler in their state who has had contact with ebola infected patientness west africa. in fact a female health care

work shore arrived at newark liberty airport today is already in quarantine. meanwhile this man doctor craig spencer remains in isolation at a new york hospital after testing positive for ebola yesterday. he work with doctors without borders and recently returned from the west africa nation of new gunie. nina pham, the dallas nurse, who treated the late thomas duncan is now ebola free and she was released from the hospital this afternoon. >> i believe in the power of prayer because i know so many people all over the the world have been praying for me. >> nina pham's first stop after leaving the hospital was the white house where she met with president obama. twenty-nine exchanged a hug in the oval office. also tonight a major step forward for first responders in philadelphia when it comes to ebola and protection that they will get. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live at ladder two at fourth and arch with our exclusive story, walt. >> reporter: chris, cbs-3