a nurse quarantined in new jersey speaks out about her her case is being handled we have the latest developments surrounding ebola a here in the united states. >> reporter: police wrap up their investigation at the scene of the school shooting as a town begins to heel, i'm danielle nottingham in merriesville washington and i'll have the story coming up. beaten and shot, police are looking for a man and woman who they say attack a man in the typically quiet neighborhood. we will have have details on. that it is sunday, october 26th, good morning, thanks so much for joining us i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock. let's get a check of the forecast. just the right amount of crispness walking in today.

>> lovely out. >> 60 degrees in center city philadelphia a temperatures are warmer today then they were yesterday morning and warmer then they will be tomorrow morning but how about that afternoon at 70 degrees yesterday. we will be close to that today but wind will definitely be the issue today. 58 degrees in reading right now. it is a mild start but gorgeous out there. we've got sky conditions that are not going to be a problem at all. we don't expect any precipitation today and look at these numbers they are warmer then yesterday certainly. fifty-five in allentown. fifty-nine in trenton right now. we are running 11 degrees warmer then yesterday in many locations. fifty-four in wilmington. six # in wildwood. sustained winds of 13 miles an hour through the northwest in philadelphia gusts are higher in some locations. couple areas with the wind gusts already in wilmington 24 miles an hour win gusts in the poconos. 30 miles an hour in wildwood. over 20 miles an hour worth of wind gusts and they will get

stronger as day goes on. our temperatures today getting by noon 63 degrees. by 3:00 p.m. 65 degrees. the sunshine will be here. we're not antis pacing precipitation but just wind. we have halloween forecast on the seven day forecast and also a day, that boy i hope you have a day off that day. ill will's show you that day coming up, nicole. >> carol, thank you. new this morning police are investigating an overnight crash that sent two people to the hospital. officers responded to the accident scene around midnight on the 3500 block of east crown avenue in northeast philadelphia. authorities say that two people were trapped after their car hit a park car. police tell "eyewitness news" one person remains in critical condition. well, seven people are displayed this morning after an overnight fire in north philadelphia. fire fighters responded to the scene on the 5,000 block of d street just before 4:00 a.m. red cross is working to help the adults and three children displaced all while

fire investigators spark those flames. new guidelines will soon take effect to fight the spread of ebola a here in the united states. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live with more on those changes, good morning to you, syma. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. pennsylvania health officials will begin to monitor travelers from three west african countries starting tomorrow. they will be actively followed for 21 days to see if they develop ebola. pennsylvania is one of six states around the country set to begin monitoring, people, traveling from one of these west african countries. liberia, new gunie, sierra leon has seen the most cases. passenger must travel will through one of five designated airports, with newark air part and jfk being the the two closest to our region. when this arrive in pennsylvania they will to have check in dale which county or state health officials to see if ebola symptoms develop. hup will be designated as a

treatment center for affect health care workers and in the process of building an air tight isolation unit. anyone who presents symptoms faces a immediate quarantine in new york and in new jersey. that happened todayse hitchcock a nurse with doctors without borders. she was quarantined on friday after returning home from sierra leon with a slight fever. she tested knowingtive for ebola and criticized the process writing in this dallas morning news she said an official quote barked questions at the me like i was a criminal. the this is not a situation would i wish on anyone and i'm scared for those who will follow me. meanwhile in new york city fiance of the doctor diagnosed with the virus was allowed to return home. she had been quarantined after having extensive contract with doctor craig spencer. spend spencer is in the hospital after being diagnosed with ebola earlier this week. although the doctor's fiance was allowed to return home she will remain in quarantine in the harlem apartment that she

shares with the doctor. live from the sat center, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> same, thank you. in their first interviews hospital nurses tell 60 minutes how they held the hand of the dying ebola patient thomas duncan because his family could not. here's a preview of scott pelley a's piece you'lle tonight on cbs-3. >> you said that before you put your protective gear on you gathered yourself together, what were you telling your self. >> i was very frightened, i was, and i just dried my tears, rolled down my sleeves so to speak and went on about my night. >> eric duncan came in the hospital september the 25th with the low grade fever and was sent home, but three days later he was back with the temperature of 103. nurse john mulligan treated duncan in his final hours, in

intensive care. >> by the time, i saw him on october 1st, his nausea and vomiting had pretty much subsided that aspect of it was over. he had a rectal tube in place, he was so weak he could not get up to go anymore. that was to help contain all of tis very vicious body fluid that is we were dealing with. on the first day he didn't say much. you could look in his eyes and tell he just couldn't feel g we of him words of encourage. we let him know that we're here. whatever you need, let us know and we will get it. we held his hand and talked to him and comforted him because his family just could not be there. you cannot take that wrist being with this type of disease of exposing, you know, loved ones as much as you want

them there, it is just not a possibility. >> wow. you can see scott will pelley's entire interview on 60 minutes airing tonight at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. we have created an ebola resource guide for you on our web site the at cbs philly.com. you can find answers to commonly asked questions and links to the cdc to read up on that material for yourself. septa's largest union will hold a strike authorization vote later this afternoon. transport workers union local 234 represents bus drivers, subway and trolley operators. the they have been working without a contract since march. there is no word when they will walk out if that strike is authorized but septa tells "eyewitness news" that no strike is imminent. septa released this statement saying quote parties continue to meet in negotiation to reach an agreement. although the union scheduled a strike vote for the the weekend we have been given no indication that the work stoppage is imminent.

service interruption plan will be released if and when the situation changes. meanwhile philadelphia police are looking for two people wantedded in connection to a vital crime in queen village. investigators say a hand and woman approached would the man walking on carpenter street. according to police woman struck the victim with the baseball bat in the chest and man fired two shots at that victim as he tried to get away. the neighbor says police told them that the victim was a suspect in car burglar is in that area and it could have been a form of retaliation. >> he started looking in the cars, trying to break into cars and then he gets attacked. >> police would not confirm the crime was in fact retaliation, they did however tell "eyewitness news" that when 29 suspects approached that victim one of them shouted quote we know what you did before that attack began. well, three people are injured in the serious crash in limerick, montgomery county. suv and car collided on route 422 near lewis road.

crash caused all four lanes to be shut down on saturday evening. a helicopter transported one of the victims to the hospital. the cause of the crash is still being investigated. an apartment fire displaced 17 people in philadelphia tioga nicetown neighborhood. flames tore through the the building on the 3800 block of north 15th street saturday afternoon. "eyewitness news" was there as fire officials worked to determine the cause of that fire, there were no injuries and the red cross ace cyst continuing displaced residents. philadelphia police arrested a man in the wheelchair whom they say stole money from a donation jar at a wawa store. incident happened near delaware and tasker in south philadelphia saturday morning. there is in word on how much money was in that jar or if it was all recovered. well, police in merriesville washington say though don't know why a freshman opened fire on his teenage friend and family members at school on friday. shooting left a student and shooter dead all while four others cling to life. danielle nottingham reports.

>> reporter: a steady stream of students, placed flowers and balloons on the fence outside merriesville pillchuck high school saturday following friday's deadly shooting. >> it is bringing us all together. we are all supporting each other because we know how tough it is. how scary it was. >> reporter: witnesses say jaylen fryberg walk in the school cafeteria and shot at people he knew. one girl died, four other student were seriously wounded. family members say two of the victim's boys were popular freshman's cousins. >> they all went to the prom together. they all got pictures together last saturday. they did everything. went to dinner. god knows what escalated it. >> reporter: just a week ago fryberg was home coming prince. he fatally shot himself. they recovered a 40 caliber hand gun. authorities are still working on the the motive but one student told investigators that fryberg had recently gotten into a fight with another boy over a girl. classmates admit they are still in shock. >> it feels like it is not

real, not our school any more. >> reporter: all sports and activities at the high school are canceled this weekend and there will be no classes here next week. police cleared the crime scene on saturday, students were allowed to return on retrieve their items they dropped when they ran away as the gun fire started. in marisville washington danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now an up day foreman hunt of suspect trooper killer eric frein. police determine that the car stolen from the poconos and found in new york is the not linked to frein. pennsylvania state police have been searching for frein since an ambush outside their barracks in blooming grove on september 12th. shooting left one state trooper dead and another wounded. it is 6:11. brutal attack is caught on camera, and now police are asking the public for their help finding the suspect. the plus we're hearing from the elderry beating victim, that is next. also, it is getting closer, officials are keeping a close eye on the laugh flow

as it creeps toward home, scary stuff. also ahead do you think it is challenging car syringe a pumpkin on land? we will take to you this scuba pumpkin carving contest, yes, they have one of those, we will show it to you when we come back.

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followed him into his apartment complex and demanded money. even after the victim gave the suspect a to dollars, the mandy mannedded more. >> push, hit, and he is stronger than me. he hit me. then i fall down. >> just hate to see. that suspect took victim's bag and ran away. eighty-eight year-old says his injuries have healed and he hopes someone recognizes his attacker and calls police. the pentagon says a marine who died in baghdad is second u.s. military death associated with the campaign against isis. nineteen year-old lance corporal sean neil of riverside died in the non-combat incident. pentagon says that it is still investigating. the meantime fighting continues between kurdish militia and islamic militants in the the northern syria city, near the turkish border. earlier this week u.s. central command says its forces conduct more than 135 air strikes, all around that

region. more cars could be joining the already long list of recalls, over exploding air bags, nearly 8 million vehicle currently under recall has been concentrated in warmer states but there is increasing pressure to expand the recall nationwide. at least four deaths and numerous injuries are link to air bag parts that didn't expand properly in an accident or even exploded. japanese parts maker takata a manufacturer of the defective air bags we have posted a complete list on our web site at cbs philly.com and click on consumer. volcanic lava that is continues to slowly make its way towards a small hawaii community, this is frightening. the lava flow is less than a football field away near a major road, near this town, geologist estimate it is moving 30 feet an hour and so far no mandatory evacuations have been ordered but officials say some homes could be threatened by tuesday. so, some bad news for those resident, that is not

looking good, carol but looks nice at home, yesterday didn't it. >> it was really nice outside, and great day to be rowing on the river, in fact. "eyewitness news" at the head of the schuylkill regatta on the is a i day, nearly 7,000 competitors are on hand for forty-fourth annual event. their participants from six different countries this year. the that is impressive. the it continues today at 8:00 o'clock. but again just a gorgeous, gorgeous day. even a little will warm for fall. >> yes. >> not that i'm complaining. >> i went out with the jack oath even though i knew it was warmer but i was surprised with that. temperatures are great, perfect for any kind of rowing, walking, sitting, laying down, looking up at the sun and the moon and then anything else. the weather is just perfect this weekend, but, put some weights in your shoes because we have some pretty strong wind expected today. they will be gusting to 30 miles an hour and on cases maybe to the north through the poconos and to the south through the shore areas, we could be finding winds gusting

to 35 miles an hour. the center city looks lovely this morning batted in darkness as it is. i want to take to you another place in palmyra cove nature park in a tiny time lapse on that. you can see, still dark. no matter, that was last two hours but in the next two hours we will be seeing great improvement there. our storm scan three no precipitation, in problems, nothing. just a really nice, looking day, again, those winds are going to be a factor today. still 60 degrees, at the airport in philadelphia this is a mild start. fifty-nine in trenton 567894 in wilmington. poconos, 47 degrees. sixty-one down in wildwood. temperatures don't get much better than that this time of the year because normally we would be at 45 degrees this morning. these wind, continue to come down out of the north east or northwest and you can see there 13 miles an hour through philadelphia, various speeds elsewhere, no one has dead calm wind and these wind gusts, 17 miles an hour win gustness wildwood, 24 in

wilmington and 29 miles an hour wind in the poconos. i think shall will be getting on to that map as we go on throughout day with the wind gusts. temperatures in the middle 60's, yesterday was just perfect, 70 degrees, looked absolutely gorgeous. the mostly sunny skies today, high pressure builds in. we will do the same thing tomorrow. 65 degrees. then we will warm up. i have been talking endlessly it seems, even to me, about the wind. lets put a clock on some of these wind speeds. by 2:00 o'clock computer models say right around 30 miles an hour win gustness a lot of locations, 22 miles an hour through philadelphia, about 6:00 o'clock tonight as these wind do start to come down. now as far as precipitation, really, no reason to stop any of this. we've got great looking weather coming up over the next couple of days. i think wednesday is the only day we will start to pick up maybe a chance of a shower. so, today, 65, 66, 68 in the poconos. windy in every single location as that sun comes up, all the

late. we will find these average temperatures, falling, but today they are up there. we have 65 degrees for our temperature with the sun coming up at 7:23. forty-two tonight. it is a much cooler night tonight, and by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, look at tuesday, best day on it, 74 degrees. sunshine. halloween, friday, 58 degrees for the high, temperatures at night will be dropping down to about 42 degrees. so get your costumes ready at this point abe and it is dry nicole. >> speaking of costumes a halloween comes early for children in camden. they will get to trick or treat today. i'm's sure they are not complaining. it is called safe halloween and begins at 1:00 at rutgers camden campus at 326 pen pen street. event is presented by black law students association. there will be music, food, games and a whole lot more, it goes on until 4:00 o'clock. i bet they are excited. boo at the zoo continues today.

"eyewitness news" was there yesterday. children are encourage to come in costume and trick or treat at stations throughout the zoo. wild extravaganza also features story telling, games, and live musical performances. nothing cuter than a kid in costume, right. speaking of halloween here's a unique way to carve a pumpkin. do it under water what do you think. as melissa howell shows us that is what scubadivers did in vermont. >> reporter: wet suits, pumpkins and whole lot of creativity. >> we hope that it turns out nautical. >> reporter: divers are up for the the challenge taking the plunge into the lake with pumpkins in toe for the annual under water pumpkin carving contest. >> not that fancy but very difficult in the water. that will take us all 45 minutes to do it. >> reporter: for james randolph and his dad it is all about enjoying the moment. >> it is a lot of fun. great spot. >> exactly. >> they compete for a prizes by carving the west best pumpkin and returning them to

the shop to be judged. >> reporter: as carving begins so does the competition. >> it is pretty cold but it has been a number years in the boy scouts. >> we had waves and everything. so it all work out well i think. >> reporter: all of the money raised will go to the diver's alert network. >> service that provides insurance to divers worldwide as well as other services. >> reporter: as for the under water art... >> we didn't have a plan going in to it until we were in the parking lot just drawing a little face on it the. >> reporter: it is all about adding a splash of creativity to one of the season's biggest traditions. >> i think it turned out pretty well. >> it did. >> a lot better than i could do especially under water. that was melissa howell reporting. still ahead, coffee, creamer and cabs, we will show you where you can get your java fix and make an adoption, coming up next.

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back now with a look at philadelphia's kimmel center as it glows in pink. landmarks all across our area displaying pink lights as a remine information for woman to schedule a mammogram as part of the lights for the cure campaign. saint james in washington square also glowing in pink. this is 13th year that the cbs-3 and cw philly teamed up with susan g komen philadelphia for the lights for the cure campaign. look at those trees. gorgeous. well, hey a popular trend in japan find its way to the states. it is called, the cat cafe, take a look. this is cat town in oakland. customers are able to order the usual coffee shop fare and

at the same time adopt a feline. owner says cafe is relaxed and atmosphere is better for cats and will likely lead to more adoptions. whatever it takes. >> i thought of having a cafe because i thought it is a way of possibly luring people in who are not necessarily thinking about adopting but once they come in they will see a cat and realize there is a roid in their life and we will make room for that cat. now the the cats in this cafe are from oakland's animal services where they could have been out niced if they were not placed in the proper homes. i would like to see them all adopted. the federal government is adding to the list of states that will receive benefits for same sex couples, we will have details coming up in the neck half an her of "eyewitness news". also anger and frustration on line and it is direct toward an ebola patient. we will will look at social media reaction to doctor craig spencer. then she's 100 years old and still teaching, meet an extraordinary woman who has spent 80 years in the classroom.

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today, it is sunday october 26th good morning, thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. just about 6:30.

lets get a check of that forecast and pretty warm, yesterday, carol and this morning nice coming in too. >> it was great, yesterday was 70. we have already seen 60 degrees this morning, it dropped 1 degree, nicole down to 59 through center city but that is a warm start this time of the year when normal temperature in the morning would be 45 degrees. it is beautiful out there though, we have got ocean city, looking quiet, dark, but it will wake up, windy day at the shore and every other location as well. let's head out to the palmyra cove nature park, i have a time lapse there and you can sea water moving around and the dwindling lights in the city, 58 degrees. this is a very pleasant start to the day. storm scan three has in problem at all for us, there are a few showers in new york but around here, nothing. notice the wind. we have winds northwest now in just about every location or at least the west, 12 miles an hour through the poconos, 13 miles an her through philadelphia, and about 12 miles an her through shore

areas. those are sustained wind. we will get wind gusts of 30 to 35 miles an houres specially through mid part of the day from 11:00 o'clock to one or 2:00. that seems to be height of the wind. 60 degrees at the airport. fifty-nine in trenton. we have 54 in wilmington. pleasant morning. if you want to get outside and to anything you want at this hour you'll find a good time to do it it. fifty-five quakertown. fifty-nine in mount holly at this point. our temperatures getting to 63 degrees by noon and our high temperature 65. far enough the two south you'll find temperatures in the upper 60's today. we have a warm day and halloween forecast, coming up, nicole. >> pennsylvania will soon begin monitoring people from west africa, one of six states chosen to do so. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us from the satellite center with more on the latest efforts to fight the spread of this virus, same, good morning. >> good morning, nicole. pennsylvania health officials will begin to monitor travelers, from ebola stricken

areas, starting tomorrow, the travel others will be actively filed for 21 days to see if they develop ebola. state officials are working on the cdc guidelines while new york and new jersey officials implementedded their own strict restrictions. liberia, new gunie, and sierra leon have seen the most cases of ebola, passengers from those countries must travel through one of five designated airports, newark, liberty and jfk airports are the two closest to our area. anyone who does present symptoms faces an immediate quarantine in new york, and in new jersey. when they arrive in pennsylvania they will have to check in dale which county or state health officials. this follows cdc guidelines but governors of new york and new jersey implemented new rules that go above and beyond what the cdc has recommended. >> we are no longer relying on cdc standards there are now, new york, new jersey

standards. >> we have to do more. it is too serious a situation to leave it to the honor system of compliance. >> under cdc guidelines and humanitarian doctors working in liberia was able to decide on his own whether he should be quarantined. he is now hospitalized after being diagnosed with ebola. now back here in pennsylvania, hup will be designated as a treatment center for infect health care workers and in the process of building an air tight isolation unit. earlier congressional leaders met with health officials and said they are confident the philadelphia region has a tools to contain an out break. live, syma chowdhry, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a nurse nina pham is home and cured from her ebola but she will have to wait a little bit longer to be reunited with her dog. he spoke friday and aid she was looking forward to being with her king charles spaniel bentley. officials say bentley will not be released from quarantine until november 1st.

authorities want to make sure that doing has no signs of the ebola virus. we have set up an ebola resource guide on cbs philly.com. you can find answers to commonly asked questions and links to the cdc so you can read up on it yourself. our time 6:34. hospital officials, say three of the victims in the the high school shooting near seattle are in critical condition, with head wound. another 14 year-old is now in serious condition. they were injured after freshman jaylen fryberg opened fire at marisville pillchuck high school on friday. he killed one student before taking his own life. hospital officials say victims have a tough road ahead. >> the next three taste will be crucial. these young people are being monitored moment by moment. they have a nurse at their bedside constantly. a doctor is very near by constantly. >> now family members say two of the victims were the shooter's cousins. very sad there. well, federal government is now recognizing same sex

marriages in six more states. attorney general eric holder made the announcement on saturday. federal benefits are now available for same sex couples in alaska, air zone, idaho, north caroline, west virginia and wyoming. feds have extended benefits now in 32 states, and the district of columbia. new jersey governor chris christie is back in iowa spending sometime with political activist who could prove helpful if the republican runs for president, in 2016. christie head lined governor terry brandstat birthday bash and attended steve king's pheasant hunt lunch. recent polls shows if christie would campaign in iowa he would face a uphill climb. well, it was just a drill will but certainly an important one, "eyewitness news" at philadelphia international airport for an emergency preparedness exercise. the airport tested how they're mergecy crews responded to a simulated mass casualty incident involving airplanes. first responders triaged victims, evaluated their conditions and transported them to area hospitals by

ambulance and helicopter. >> we learned a whole lot from these drills. we take everything from these drills and we analyze them and try to improve on things for the following future report. >> this emergency drill was mandated by federal law and it happens once every three years. volunteers are helping to clean philadelphia schools hit hard by the budget crisis. young people washed tables and did more at martin luther king prom ace contacted my high school in germantown this weekend. they have pick up trash outside school there budget cuts led to a reduction of custodial staff in that district and more school clean ups are plan. district attorney seth williams hosted second annual safety summit for women and children on saturday. "eyewitness news" at the high school of the future in west philadelphia with men learned about escaping abusive relationships, preventing child sexual abuse, internet safety and self-defense tips. so very important. dozens raced through

philadelphia in the sixth annual honor the fallen 5k run. "eyewitness news" at the police academy on state road this run benefits families of police officers who were killed or died in the line of duty. proceeds will go to the fraternal order of police lodge number five, survivors fun. one brooklyn math teacher is unlike the rest, get this, she's a hundred years old and spent the last 77 years in the classroom. all to spread passion, for numbers. michelle in miller has her story. >> she climbed to her second store classroom three times a week. she coaches students here at saint evefram's school for regional math bee. >> plus five, 41. >> good. >> the only member that she doesn't take seriously is her age. how old are you, mrs. scotto. >> well, in the 60's i was a hundred. i never think about age.

>> never. >> no. >> eighty-one. >> eighty-one is the correct answer. >> reporter: she's too busy spreading her passion format at the school that she graduated from in 1928. she spent 77 years on the job, the last 17 as a volunteer. >> a lot of people look forward to he retirement. >> i know, that is not one of my words. >> reporter: mrs. scotto has lived her entire life in brooklyn attending college, marrying and raising a family before returning to saint evefram. >> i became a math teacher myself. >> reporter: girard buckly was one of her students in 1989. >> last week he and 400 others showed up here to celebrate her life. >> it is her dedication to education and most importantly her commitment to caring for the students in our school. >> thirty. >> reporter: ten year-old allie giordano say that dedication helped her get to the regional math b-2 years in

a row. >> she seems like she's 40. >> reporter: mrs. scotto says her secret to longevity is her students. >> the reason that i do so well is because i really love them, and i really want to help them and i want them to feel like living this age is not a terrible thing. >> reporter: is what keeping you from taking it easy, getting a load off, relaxing. >> how can you relax, no, if you are going to help others there is no time to relax. >> there's scotto says she doesn't consider herself a senior citizen. on monday, students and staff at saint evefram will hold a special ceremony to thank her for all of her years of services. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. that is such a great story. have i love the little girl who says she seems like she's 40. he certainly does. that is great. 6:39. new yorkers and much of the world are reacting to the first ebola patient in the big apple. we will show you social media

backlash against doctor craig expense her was diagnosed. also ahead a world record in sky diving how far this executive and dare devil just jump. we have got plenty of sunshine yesterday, pretty warm up. car will says we are in for a sunny

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you can make dinner disappear. well this morning critics are lashing out on social media, they say doctor craig spencer acted irresponsiblessably when he went out in public after

returning from west africa. this morning he remains isolated in a new york city hospital. mickle marquez has more. >> reporter: doctor craig spencer, hero or zero with ebola and nyc trending on twitter, social media cast harsh judgment on the doctor working to save the lives of others. lee risk wrote why the hell is doctors without borders not being quarantined after treating ebola patients? was the urge to bowl that overwhelming? he did bowl at the gut inner brooklyn, took three major subway lines, visited a city park and went out to eat, all that in seven days, upon his return. many new yorkers and the internet went a little crazy. jacqueline kay were he is selfes uber doctor, refused self quarantine have after return from africa. people who live in spencer's building aren't calling names, but they are on heightened alert. >> knowing that it is come here now, i mean honestly it

is really very scary, yeah. >> reporter: in this picture even through full protective gear you can see doctor spencer smile, he posted it to facebook on september 18th. just about the the same time he began a in long stint for doctors without border in g u.n. ie, today disease there widespread, nearly a thousand dead. on october 14th he departed, went through brussels and on to new york where he was screen at jfk, no sign of ebola. many see his work and effort in hard hit west a africa where nearly 10,000 have the disease as heroic. sarah cohen offered thanks to doctor craig spencer and all of the other health care workers who put themselves at risk. talk show hoed rachel ray added sad for another hero doctor suffering with ebola. twenty-four doctors without border staffers have contractede bowl, 13 have died, the organization says that spencer, followed its strict protocols and reported

his symptoms promptly adding as long as the patient has president developed symptoms the risk of contagious is zero. >> worldwide health christ that is has affect harlem. >> reporter: it has come home and some like mike gardener was a seer he tolerance policy. doctor spencer he wrote i hope your medical license is revoke, and you're prosecuted. >> mickle marquez, insuring. bill deblasio tried to calme bowl fears. mayor his wife and health commissioner stopped by meat ball shop where doctor spencer ate just before diagnosis. they shared a meal to support that shop. officials say doctorate didn't show any signs offer symptoms of ebola meaning the virus was in the contagious at the that time. successful business people are used to taking leaps of faith, right but not exactly like this. take a look, google vice-president allen broke the world record for highest sky dive, it happened over new medication he co. fifty-seven year-old was

lifted 25 miles off the ground by special balloon and then dropped. he was wearing a specially designed space suit and did a free fall at speeds more than 800 miles an hour, even made a sonic boom, he broke the sound barrier, that is pretty crazy. wow. 6:46. >> hey, perfect weather for all this really. this is "eyewitness news" at up are darby high school for upper darby community festival day. there is so much to sianni do including magic shows and face painting for the kids, there was craft fares and vintage cars for the the adults and lots of food for everybody. so that is always a good thing. now best part about this event, admission was free. so good times had by all. how could you not have a great time yesterday, weather was so nice, carol. >> it was absolutely lovely. we would be in the middle 60's, nicole, we were at 07 degrees, it was breezy yesterday but just a gorgeous day. we cannot pick yesterday

apart. we will in the pick today apart either because what goodwill it do. we will find some winds today and starting to brighten up and it will brighten up beautifully over the area enjoy the view here in margate and i have have saved you a trip perhaps, but if you wanting to we have the the ocean just waiting for to you bask in it, and, perhaps walk a along it. 60 degrees at the airport in philadelphia right now. we have 59 in trenton. fifty-four wilmington. 59 degrees down in wildwood. it is 472349 poconos. milder morning then we will be finding tomorrow morning when temperatures will be closer to 42 degrees through philadelphia storm scan three, nothing, just like yesterday, i love this look and i hope you do too. we've got a nice dry stretch coming up over the next few days and you will probably enjoy it. try to make good use of it. we are looking at wind from the northwest now 13 miles an her there, they are steady at 13 miles an her through philadelphia, but mid part of the day, the front goes through and pushes on past. we will be seeing it coming through dry.

we will be finding wind starting to gust at 30 miles an hour or so. so that is going to make it feel a little bit chillier than 65 degrees that we will fine in philadelphia some areas could get in the upper 60's today the farther you are to the south. temperatures are great today, they are just fine for tomorrow as well, we will do it again. 65 degrees. we will turn down the wind machine a little bit. then by tuesday a warm front comes through here and we are find our temperatures getting in the middle 70's and there are spots, maybe in the area on tuesday, that could be trying to take a run for 80 degrees. not every where, but, still, it is warm on tuesday. cannot wait. i hope you love warm weather too because hang on to every day we can get of it. 26 miles an hour wind, project at this point in the morning, haven't really seen them, i think maybe more likely you'll fine these wind really start toss get through philadelphia as we move through the 11:00 o'clock, 1:00 o'clock or 3/clock. wind almost 30 miles an hour

over the area. they do start to calm down though. 16 miles an hour wind by 6:00 o'clock tonight. then it starts to get and feel better around here. future weather, i think i put a pause point in here just because otherwise the clock would run on endlessly. monday morning, sunshine, looks beautiful, put another one in, lets see, in the really, 1:00 o'clock in the afternoon on tuesday a couple high clouds but tuesday is our warm day and then we will start to see a few more clouds come in for wednesday and a chance for some showers on wednesday. otherwise, enjoy this, 65, philadelphia, shore 66, and the poconos 58 degrees. it will be windy in every single location out there. so we are looking for halloween, sun and goblins during the the day on friday, 58 degrees and then a chilling chill, 51 on friday evening. at this point it looks like it is dry. we will hold, we will hold halloween to that. sixty-five today in philadelphia and windy. forty-two tonight. not as windy, and then

tomorrow 65 looks great. tuesday looks phenomenal. 74 degrees. love that warmth. on wednesday, almost 70 degrees, chance of the shower and a cool down, thursday 60. friday only 58. and saturday a high temperature of only 50 degrees next week even, nicole. >> carol, thanks. 6:50 right now. the let check on those roads with ann evans in the the cbs-3 traffic center. >> good morning, nicole. we are looking at 202 north bound we have construction set up, you can see construction arrows lighting the way. 202 north bound left and center lanes closed between valley forge road and the schuylkill and folks making their way around it kind of slow already there. 202 northbound, construction through valley forge road and schuylkill. that is latest from the traffic center i'm ann evans new nicole back to you. >> ann, thank you. from the little league world series to the the actual world series philly's own mo'ne davis takes to the mound. we will show you her first pitch which i'm sure it is impressive.

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have have not won since 2001. both clubs entered with five behind one records. arizona leads nfc west while birds sit second place in the nfc east behind dallas. veteran wide out larry fitzgerald has played in his share with the battle of the bird. >> good match up for us. they're a good team coming off their bye again this year. they will be prepared for us. we have to go out there and play a full four quarters of good ball. we have to come out with a win. it is a big one. >> we will get you ready for the dual at the desert this morning at 11:30 sunday kick off. join beasley reese with leslie van arsdal and the voice of the birds merrill reese. flyers returning home last night begins red wings, game marked nhl debut of much talk about defenseman shane, flyers blue line has been hit by injuries and orange and black are looking for their first home win. he is wearing number five 36789 he lodged 12 minutes and

272nd of ice time. in the third, jake voracek with the great pass michael raffle buried it. they take two-one lead. then red wings capitalize odd flyers turn over as he is in front beats ray emery on the backhander, game tied at two. 8:55 left. brayden schenn a redirects. flyers take a lead. they win four-two on a empty netter. ray emery 35 saves on the night. college football temple visiting central florida, the owls, trailing 24 -seven in the second quarter but this punt blocked, daniel benjamin takes it in. temple trails 27-14. it was all central florida from there. william, halls in from 2-yard out. make it 34-13. temple has lost its last two games. six-one villanova hosting morgan state. quote a home coming game for john robinson, one of his five touchdowns, 242 total yard. weekly thing for him.

cats win, 48-28. long afternoon for pennsylvania taking on yale. bulldogs quarterback morgan roberts threw four touchdowns. quakers now one and five the on the season. delaware taking on william and mary this belong to tribe running back michael abdul, scores on the short, 198 yards rushing. blue hens dropped, 31-17. they have fall to four and four on the season. check this out, uab arkansas game why are we showing this highlight. that is a 350-pound offensive guard, throwing a touchdown pass for razor backs. sebastian, right there doing his best nick foles impersonation, arkansas rolls, 45 -17. that is your sports i'm rob ellis have a greathday. >> speaking of sports, philadelphia's favorite little will leaguer is back in the spotlight and back on the mound. looking like a pro here, warming up a little bit mo'ne davis threw out first pitch of the game four in the world series. giant beat the royals 11

-four last night, tying the series up, the two teams will take the field again tonight, in san francisco. look at her. >> yes, such a star. >> love that. >> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. here's what we have at 7:00. are you tired of getting automated run around when you call a company for customer service? well, three on your side will show you how customer service is getting a much needed make over. it is a call police was not expect bug it will surely help in the investigation, a thief accidentally butt dials the police, that is never good. we will listen to the call though maybe entertaining. and hey it may be chilly outside day but temperatures they are warming up, carol will have your weekly forecast next.

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a nurse quarantined in new jersey over ebola concerns, criticizes the way that she has been treated. we have the latest on the efforts to fight the spread of the deadly virus. and, a man is beaten and shot in queen village, this morning police are investigating, so was this a random act of of violence or was he targeted. today it is sunday october 26th, good morning, thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. it is 7:00 o'clock right now. we will send it over to