>> good morning everyone, it is 5:00 a.m., it is thursday, october 9. tam is off, erin o'hern joins us, developing this morning. >> concerns over ebola virus prompt airport workers to walk off the job overnight. >> two political stars are preparing to visit philadelphia area today to help out both candidates in the race for governor. >> red bull, guess what, it

doesn't give you wings. now the energy drink the prepared to pay up. that's a ridiculous story we have coming up. first, david murphy is here, and matt pellman in for karen, good morning. >> reporter: we have a bright start later on this morning. we have a westerly breeze coming in basically from the west a little bit from the northwest, this morning. it's going to be cooler, but not as windy as yesterday. temperatures not toad about bad. 56 in philadelphia. allentown, upper 40s. 51 in trenton. 46 in millville. a cool start with just a little bit of a light breeze blowing currently. as we head outside, 52 die 6:00. 54 by 8:00. cooler than yesterday. as we roll through the day, 56 degrees by 9:00. we're looking at a high of

69 degrees with a bit of a breeze blowing not as windy as yesterday. back down to the mid 60s by 6:00. thicker clouds and rain arrives during the day tomorrow, will it hinder the weekend? , i'll have that, matt. >> reporter: at least it will be friday. good morning, mr. murphy, we have people rolling into work and we have something for you to watch out for, a crash at enterprise avenue and island avenue at the base of the girard point bridge. everything with the truck accident is off to the side. no delays heading toward the airport. on the insureds of the airport we have construction, but that's off to the side. this is the vine street expressway in center city, toward i-95. the ranch to southbound i-95 is reopened. there's paving work on the southbound boulevard between red lion and 9th. in pottstown there's a crash to avoid along north hanover

street. no problems on 422. the watch out for construction this burlington county new jersey turnpike, southbound between 5 and 4, the right lanes blocked until 7:00. we're following new developments in the ebola outbreak a nurse in australia is being tested for the virus and u.s. officials are taking steps to check people at the nation's biggest airport. eva pilgrim is live in the satellite center with all of this. >> reporter: good morning, matt, ebola concerns are continuing to grow this morning as we're seeing new cases pop up all over the world. u.s. officials are beefing up national security. passengers from west africa into five of the country's busiest airports will have undergo new screening procedures including having their temperatures taken this as the first person diagnosed with ebola in the united states has died. ♪ overnights a memorial service

for thomas duncan the first person to die from ebola in the u.s., this morning concerns about another possible ebola case in the u.s. a sheriff's deputy who went to duncan's apartment is being kept in isolation while being tested for disease. >> we're told that the risk is minimal but over an abundance of caution we are taking action to make sure the public is protected. >> reporter: workers at some of the country as others airports are worried about their risk of exposure. overnight these airplane clearance in new york walked off the job saying they are fed up with the unsafe and unsanitary sanitary condition. in spain we have ebola contracted outside west africa. hospital workers are being

treated. in veil i can't, a nurse is in isolation, she recently traveled to sierra leone to treat people with the deadly virus. dallas police have said two more deputies have gotten sick, no confirmation that these two deputies have ebola. matt. >> stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the latest in the ebola brought -- outbreak, you can learn more about the virus and how it spreads at 6abc.com. a bus ride ends with a man being hurt. a man got on the bus and passengers noticed that the many was bleeding and notified the bus driver.

police say the 32-year-old man was shot in the foot before boarding the bus. he is in the hospital in stable condition. the jury in the trial of raghu yandamuri will resume deliberation at 10:15, this was the scene late last night as raghu yandamuri's attorney and the families of the victims walked out of a montgomery courtroom. it is two years since prosecutors say raghu yandamuri killed 10-month-old is satyavahi venna and saanvi venna, police say it was a botched kidnapping for ransom plot to pay off a gambling debt. >> happening today hillary clinton will be at independence mall to campaign for tom wolf while new jersey governor chris christie will be on the main line to campaign for republican incumbent tom corbett. the two candidates faced each

other in pittsburgh in their third and final debate. >> mr. would feel wants to spend more -- mr. wolf wants to spend more money, the question is how much, he needs to tax more how he gets the money. he won't say how much, nor will he tell them or how he is going to do this. >> if you're in the 70 to 90,000-dollar range if you're an individual and you can double that if you're married you should not pay any more in taxes. >> the two agreed on the death penalty. corbett favorites. wolf wants a moratorium if it is carried out failure. every recent poll gives wolf a solid lead over corbett. >> it's a chilly morning. >> reporter: some of us are in the 40s. we are dry so no rain this morning. as we look outside, it is cool,

you want to get the sweatshirt going on the kids or yourselves, too, or a jacket. there you see sky 6 at the shore. we have a breeze out there, although winds are not as significant as they were yesterday. taking a look at temperatures this morning, 56 degrees in philadelphia. 50 in wilmington. 47 in allentown and 46 in millville. some of you are in the 40s. i brought that always on seven day on the left-hand side of the screen for those w567ing -- watching in hd. out the turnpike, we have cloud cover off to the north and west, but not so much here. allentown, 68 degrees after getting in the 70s, a bit breezy in the lehigh valley. down the shore, breezy conditions, lots of sun and clouds streaking in as the day goes on. 68 for the high along the ocean water. in philadelphia, 69 today,

sunny, breezy, winds not as strong, 8 to 16 miles per hour that's enough to definitely notice. and then we have a little bit more cloudy cover streaking in as the day goes on. 54 degrees by 8:00. it will be chilly as you head out to the car, 11:62 degrees, pretty bright. 2:00 p.m., 67 with the high of 69 degrees falling around 3:00, 3:30 this afternoon a couple of high clouds streaking in. speaking of clouds as we look toward tomorrow on future tracker 6, clouds will be riding in from the southwest, we'll have a frontal boundary down to the south tomorrow, lunchtime, maybe a couple of light sprinkles or drizzle. as we held into the afternoon that drizzle and shower activity starts to build a little bit, could be getting steadier in time for the evening commute. tomorrow night, as we build in, the rain gets more pronounced and probably spills into saturday morning before we start to dry out.

the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny and cooler today, 69 degrees, tomorrow, rain and drizzle gradually arriving as we head in through the afternoon and evening, of 4 is the high there. it does look like there could showers and rain left over on saturday morning, we're hoping that tapers off and the wave of low pressure around the southern front gets out of here in time to dry us out in the afternoon. might see peeks of sunshine, cool high of 64 degrees. as we go into sunday, during the day clouds increase dry, but at night there's a chance of showers, of course the eagles play at night, at lincoln financial field, eagles fans heading to the game will want to keep an eye on the forecast. >> a swarm of bees attack a group of landscapers out west leading to tragic results. >> a protest shut down the major earth leading into atlantic city and ends in dozens of arrests.

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>> 5:13, taking a live look at a clear and crisp penns landing on this thursday morning,

59 degrees on city avenue. other places in the 40s so it's a bit chilly for some people, waking up this morning, getting up to 70 degrees. >> matt pellman is looking at the roads this morning. >> reporter: i have yet to turn on the seat heaters in the car. >> i did yesterday. >> reporter: one of the these mornings it will be happening. we have flashing lights in springfield township montgomery county. it's the crash along 309 approaching paper mill road. the accident and police activity associated with it is off to the side. the northbound lanes are open for you with no delay at this point. we're watching a crash in pottstown along hanover street at east 4th street. if your roadway name is church. you could have problems today, we have construction church road in cheltenham 9 to 3:00 through january they are closing it between 611 and mill road stay

with us on township line road as an alternate. church road in upper darby that's closing between 63 street and baltimore avenue. church street we have construction going on overnight tonight. let's talk about the waze app. brooklawn circle we have work going on on the northbound side of 130 blocked at 47. aen? >> new on -- erin? >> new on "action news," one man is dead and another critically injured after a swarm of bees we know on attack in southern arizona. the fire department said 300,000 bees came out of the hive in the attic of the home.

7 people got stung. it is believed to be ten years old. the hive was about 6 feet long and had a about one pounds of hone comb in it. >> two dozen taj taj mahal caso no workers were released after getting arrested at a sit down. the workers were arrested when they sat at the foot of the ac expressway and blocked traffic heading into the city. they were protesting the taj's demand that they give up their pension and health insurance in order to keep their jobs. >> we're not going to give it up, we're negotiate in contract in the street not on the table. >> the casino has asked billionaire investor, karl icon to take over the taj and invest

$100 million into it. i've conowns the tropicana. he told the associated press that the union has to make concessions in order to keep the casino open. >> the flyers play their home opener tonight with the devils. their season got off to a disappointing start in boston. the flyers lose the season opener 2-1. the sixers are tuning up for the regular season at the wells fargo center. ye ha. the sixers win 96-102. their regular season opens in indiana. >> if you bought a red bull in the past 12 years you're eligible for a cash settlement. a prowler pounces on a

man's car, but this is not the typical thief you'll see in the night. . some areas are in the 40s, some of us in the 50s, this afternoon getting milder again, we'll have the day planner forecast and get you to the airport. check out o'hare to his if there

>> this is not the type of intruder a california man expected to see in his home surveillance system prowling around the property. the motion detecter, set off a recording of a mountain lion pouncing on his toyota on tuesday. neighbors are on the look out and may keep their pets inside. >> i may keep myself inside. >> reporter: you don't want to run into him. you're not running into construction between route 1 and bell view avenue. the traffic is moving fine in east direction. work on the pennsylvania turn

westbound virginia drive interchange right and center lanes are blocked. the first septa trains out of the gate are running on time. >> reporter: chilly to start out, matt, 56 degrees in philadelphia. by 9:00. lots of sun buildings in. 64 by noon. this afternoon will be cooler than yesterday, 69 degrees. 6:00 p.m., 64 degrees. down the airport, no big issues traveling out of philadelphia international. looks like we've got all green airports, including in chicago where we have had some problems we'll let you know if any delays pop up out of there. erin. >> new research suggests a do it yourself flu vaccine may be possible. the study tested flu mist with 1,000 military families. military folks who squirted the vaccine up their noses were as

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>> we are following three developing stories right now. s first one is coming in. railsist graffiti has been found on the front door of a local catholic school. >> workers walk off the job as the focus of the ebola crisis in america turns to the skies.

>> protests break out after an off-duty officer shoots and kills a man. >> good morning, everybody, tamala edwards is off, erin o'hern joins us. karen is off, matt pellman joins us, oh, that's just david murphy. >> reporter: we have satellite and radar showing cloud cover out to the west this morning. but generally speaking we're looking at a nice one today. we have a breeze out of the west but it's not as strong as yesterday. 56 in philadelphia. 57 in allentown. in the 40s in millville. a lot of us in the low to mid 50s around the region this morning. as we head outside, look for low to mid 50s between 6 and 8:00 some suburbs cooler. as we roll through the day it will be milder later on, but cooler than yesterday. 56 degrees by 9:00. him noon, 64.