>> we are following several developing stories on this thursday, october 16. extra precautions are underway as word gets out that a healthcare worker who had contracted ebola had been on a commercial flight a day before diagnosis. >> two men walked out with a a lot more than cash in an overnight robbery. we have details come coming up. >> we have wet roads on

october 16. >> let's go over to david murphy with weather and matt pellman has traffic. philadelphia within the last couple of minutes from center city toward the blue route has begun to dry out, although a couple of sprinkles and showers are coming up from the south. the last of the steady rain is pushing through northern burlington county and trenton. if you're in and around the city of trenton, you're going to be looking at an inundating rainfall for the next 60 minutes or so. there's more coming up south of cape may. this entire feature is slowly pushing toward the east, but it will be another a couple of hours before it is off the coast. as we look at the wide view we have thinning of the cloud cover to the west, once we get rid of the rain later on in the rush hour we'll wind up seeing the clouds thin out later in the day. and we'll see sun returning later. 65 degrees in philadelphia. not too cool, but cooler than yesterday. 63 in allentown, 65 in

wilmington. 66 in sea isle city. rain from philadelphia over toward the east, but even in areas toward the west where the rain has stopped we're be lieuing at wet roads. it will take a while for that to improve. as we head out to the bus stop, 64 degrees by 6:00. 65 by 8:00. as we roll through the day, 65 now, 65 by 8:00. 70 by noon, 72 by 3:00 that's the high. this afternoon there's a chance of pop up instability shower, but matt pellman probably not a lot and not as much as we saw overnight. the temperatures look decent despite the fact the speeds will not look so decent. good morning, everyone we're live along i-95 in northeast philadelphia where things do not look so great because a problem with one of the grates, you can see some disability vehicles taking out the right lane.

southbound lanes of i-95 in the work zone by cottman avenue, traffic is getting by on the left, but you have several d-vs blocking the right lane. on the schuylkill expressway not so bad, but speeds down a tick because of the wet conditions in the 40s, instead of the 50s. on the vine street expressway on the eastbound side there's a crash. it was a spinout accident, traffic can get by on the we also. in willow grove would you want for police act -- watch out for police activity at questioningly questioningly -- quigly avenue. robbers held a convenience store on hard -- haribson

avenue. nobody was hurt. a beat down inside philadelphia's largest prison is talking about a lawsuit. >> reporter: matt, the inmate's attorney is filing a federal civil rights lawsuit gains the city and against the corrections office. it shows james whiteback punching the inmate while he was handcuffed. >> he goes on to say he administered an open handed blow, one blow, if you look at the video, there's 15, close fisted punches at short range while he has him in a head lock. >> and wiseback claims ak up --

akubo spit on him. the prison said wiseback was suspended for a brief time for using excessive force and platessed in a separate unit. >> now we return to the latest in the ebola crisis two cleveland area schools are closed as a precaution because a staffer may have flown on the same plane as the second ebola patient. >> we go live to dallas where three people are diagnosed with the disease, john. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam, now that we know two people have contracted ebola while working at this hospital, health officials are stepping up their efforts to contain the virus. vincent walked off the plane after hitch ago ride at the

hitech biocontainment plane. the 29-year-old is the second nurse to contract ebola. the associated press reported she had close contact with duncan. vincent flew to cleveland to visit family and back to dallas before she knew she had the disease, the cdc admitted it errorred, giving permission to fly with a fever. >> she should not have traveled on a commercial airline. >> reporter: even though the cdc maintains the level of risk around vincent extremely low air travelers are uneasy. >> it is making you wonder is it safe to get on any of these planes going anywhere.

>> reporter: meanwhile, another nurse remains at this texas hospital her condition continuing to improve. health officials still investigating how the two became infected. that number expected to climb. >> this has been a nightmare for nurses across the nation. >> reporter: a review of the medical records reveal he had been in the hospital for two days before medical staff treating him switched to haz/mat suits. as health officials continue to monitor the travel of those who potentially had exposure to ebola, city officials are knocking on the doors to get the word out. we'll send it back to you. >> locally first responders are expressing concerns over encountering ebola patient. philadelphia department of health issued an advisory, but

stafferrers do not have full-body protective gear. this is one of the largest liberian communities in the country. off camera she raised camera over not having adequate predictive gear. our coverage of the ebola outbreak continues for you on 6abc.com. we have the latest on the dallas healthcare workers, as well as details on how ebola could effect pets. >> and ebola fears top the first look at business this morning, news that a health worker flew on a commercial flight from cleaved one day before diagnosis raised investors fears that travelers may try to avoid flying, shares of biggest airlines tumbled on wednesday, and word that the cdc allowed the nurse to ply despite the fact shesh was running a -- that she was running a fever didn't help things. wall street stocks plunged on

fears of spread of ebola. the dow was down 400 points, but recovered. futures are mixed. a georgia pleasant court ruled that parents can be held liable for what children post on facebook. the court found that the parents were negligent for taking down a fake facebook profile that defamed a classmate. it reflects parental care over children's activity. vice president biden will be in philadelphia promoting investments in american infrastructure. >> the man goes on a shooting rampage against police in three

cities, we'll tell you how police took him down. >> a western pennsylvania mother is behind bars for causing serious injuries by pulling her child's hair. well give you the details. >> reporter: i'm recommending rain gear for kids from philadelphia to the east, t-shirts this afternoon we'll get another mild one. i'll have the latest on storm tracker 6 live coming up! .

>> wow! a virginia man attempting to take video of a passing storm caught that lightning strike just a few feet away. it appears the bolt struck part of a house. hawaii is preparing for a powerful tropical storm. people are stock up on food and supplies as anna churns toward the islands. it is predicted that it will produce heavy rains and high winds tomorrow. this is the second time a strong storm has threatened the hawaiian islands. >> and around here we're pretty water logged, the storm came in as storm tracker 6 live predicted. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you the western portion of the region is drying out in terms of active rainfall, although there's wet roads out there, the closer view from directly above, you can see the eastern half of the region is pretty wet.

if we go in tight to philadelphia, most of the what we have left over in the city is fairly light scattered rain, some of the darker shades of green are moderate enough to add to the ponding and puddling on roads. the yellow stuff is shifting toward the east. if you're in trenton you're seeing heavy downpours, maybe a burst of wind in front of that area highlighted in red. there's more of the croal coming coming -- yellow coming up from the south. to the east you're looking at heavy rain for another half-hour or so. we had thunderstorms off the coast, but we are done with that. in south jersey, light rain winding down in the next half or so. we look outside we have wet conditions even where the rain has stopped. we can take a look at that any chance we get here, there's the airport, you can see that the rain is winding down, but it's

starting to get -- it's still wet on the ground, still wet at the surface. as we look at the temperature, 65 degrees degrees in philadelp. dewpoint, 61. winds out of the south/southwest at 9 miles per hour. future tracker 6 shows you the rain will be departing quickly. 7:30, 8:00 we're dry, later today there's a better chance of sun coming back, but as we get into the 3:00, 4:00 range we'll be on the look out for lingering spotty instability showers popping through, they will die down earlier this evening. the main rain is over over the next couple of hours. 65 degrees by 8:00. 68 by 11. 72 by 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m., 71. high temperatures from north to south, similar, a lot of 70s

out there, lancaster might hold in the upper 60s. out to the tropics hurricane gonzalez is down to bermuda. clouds and sun, 72, slight chance of a spotty shower partly sunny tomorrow, that's a nice day, 70. sunny and breezy, 69 not too bad. sunday, windy and cooler, high of 57 degrees. of monday, clouds and sun, in the 50s, and tuesday we could see more rain building in, and showers lingering on wednesday. >> police in washington state has just arrested a man they say went on a rampage against the officers overnight. police say the man opened fire in three separate communities in washington state. bullets riddled one police

station, and two police cars. officers tracked down the armed man and gave chase. the pursuit ended in a burst of gunfire, the man and one officer were wounded. it is unclear whether they were actually shot. the officer is expected to be okay, the man is under arrest. >> new this morning, a mother living in a pittsburgh suburb faces charges for pulling her 6-year-old daughter's hair so hard it caused internal bleeding. the crowningster had to be treated at that -- the youngster had to be treated at a hospital for bleeding under her scalp. aggravated assault and endangering the welfare of a child and other charges. >> the well-known rabbi in washington, d.c. area is arrested and charge with peeping. >> an iowa woman was forced to the ground at gunpoint while she

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hour. >> reporter: the flashing lights gave it away. the problem is a spin-out accident on the expressway. they have a tow truck here, the right lins are blocked, the volume is light, we're not seeing a delay on the vine street expressway eastbound toward i-95. if you're getting on i-95 there's a broken vehicle approaching the girard avenue interchange taking out a lane, tow truck is there and should be gone shortly. we needed several tow trucks in the southbound lanes on i-95 by cottman. police are out there, you can see some of the dvs off to the side. the right lane is blocked southbound toward center city. police activity willow grove, quigly avenue. hatfield at the montgomeryville

cycle center, watch out for a crash at bergy. road. >> bermuda is in the cross hairs of a hurricane it's called gone gone. if you're -- gonzalo. if you're flying to bermuda, you better make alternate plans because this is the strongest storm bermuda has seen in ten years. on the other side of the united states of america is the pacific ocean, they are watching out for a tropical storm named anna, that could cause flight problems for you. in the lower 48 in the box of fun, fun being if a if -- you cd

see rain locally at boston international. chicago and midway could see delays, everywhere else around the country no flight delays expected at least related to the weather. tam back to you. >> new this morning, an iowa couple will have a story to tell their baby about their birth on the morning she was born mommy and daddy were pulled over to police, the dad was going 85 in a 55-mile an hour because mom rachel felt she was about to deliver that 4th child at any moment. a patrol car tried to pull the family over. rachel called 911, but the operator didn't understand her. police laid tire spikes and once officers realized what was going

on, they rushed the couple to the hospital, rachel delivered a healthy ten pound baby girl, police have not filed any charges. >> a man claims he woke up from a collin -- colonoscopy, wearing pink underwear. he is suing the hospital, but the court said he had a to say claim some kind of fungal impairment. a race got weird all because of

>> prominent rabbi in washington, d.c. has been arrested and charged with secretly recording women at his temple. else accused of setting up a hidden camera in the part of the synagogue where women took ritual batting. the rabbi victimized 6 people between june and september. he has been charged with voyeurism and suspended without pay.as been charged with stephen collins is under investigation for supposing himself to a minor. detectives are working with them. an awed recording surface of a

man who police believe is collins confessing to the crime. >> a local soccer player is the target of taunts over ebola it cost two lehigh valley coaches

>> good morning, 5:00 a.m. on this thursday, october 16. here's what's happening. >> storm tracker 6 live shows what is left of the rainstorm. accuweather tells us when the clouds will open up to sunshine. >> we're gathering new details about the second ebola infected nurse including where she traveled one day before her diagnosis. >> a philadelphia prison inmate says a guard badly beat him and has the proof on video. >> let's go over to david murphy and see where things are with the all the rain and we have matt pellman in to do