monday marks end of casey hickox period.. she returned to the u.s.ast month from treating ebola patients in sierra leone and was placed in mandatory quarantine in new jersey after protesting the isolation she was allowed to return to her home state of maine where she defied orders to stay inside. she has not shown any symptoms of ebola. >>> a fire in chicago northwest side ended with daiming of a 10-year-old boy and 11 people injured including five children. the dramatic pictures were captured as flames shot from the four story apartment building. they have not determined how it started but it is deemed suspicious. >> for people who live near the path of lava flow it started smoldering across parts of hawaii. this flow has not moved much in ten days remaining 180 feet away from the newest road. many people were evacuated already. >> melissa magee with accuweather forecast and she's all over the map on this one. >> i really am. we have -- we have just about everything in the full forecast. good news we start out mild and quiet. we'll show what you is

a judge in maine is giving casey hickox time to travel freely. the nurse that recently returned from treating ebola patients s in sooer sierra leone. she resisted that after testing negative for the disease and showing no symptoms. her boyfriend spoke to reporters and said he too is kaept way from nursing school. >> they told us you were voluntary not coming to classes. >> you know voluntarily is one of those things that people might say when they tell you you can't come to class. >> although the judge allowed travel he also ordered that hick tox must continue daily monitoring. officials in new jersey revealed protocol to handle possible ebola patients. travelers that fly into newark, liberty from liberia, sierra leone and new guinea must be questioned and have temperatures taken anyone with 100.4 must go to the hospital and there's financial assistance available for anyone that losses income because of state-ordered quarantine. liberia opened one of the largest treatment centers dedicated to ebola patients yet. it's located in the capitol city o

. >> maine nurse casey hickox is free to go wherever she polices. they cannot restringt her patient. hickox can monitor her health and she's humbled by the decision and support overseas. >> meanwhile dallas nurse nina pham who described ebola infection will get to reunewt with her dog bentley tomorrow. the dog has been quarantined for 21 days and tested negative for the virus. >> for many children tonight was one of the best nights of the year. we found great halloween costumes in logan section of philadelphia. there were scary ones too. in the quest for county all things are equal. the kids filled their bags with lots of sweet treats. >> in paoli little ones made the day-to-day journey easier with their own transportation. these children were hitting homes sycamore circle. we found great costumes here as well and some pretty ones beautiful young princess. >> still to come on "action news" tonight, fill her up. it's no trick. we have not seen prices at the pump for this in four years. and a deadly disaster in effort to launch paying passengers to th

cbs craig boswell reports. >> it is a victory for casey hickox who has been battling main officials who wanted to keep her quarantined. >> i'm very satisfied with the decision. >> reporter: a judge issued new order easing restrictions, hickox can ride her bike, and leave her home in for the kent. she is allowed to take public transportation but she must coordinate travel with public health authorities and have daily monitoring for any ebola symptoms. >> i've been compliant with the direct act of monitoring that the cdc recommends. i'll continue to be compliant. >> maine's governor disagrees. >> if she's violated every promise she'd made so far. so i can't trust her. >> reporter: the nurse's 21 day incubation period for the ebola virus ends november 10th. she returned to the u.s. last week after treating critically ill patient in sierra leone with no symptoms, hickox has inch sit dollars the quarantine is unnecessary and unfair. the national institutes of health infectious disease chief is work to go battle some of the stigma healthcare work remembers facing, he led on a demonstration ho

state officials in maine tried to impose a 20 within-day isolation on casey hickox, a judge said shet continue daily monitoring but poses for threat. she defied the voluntary quarantine on thursday by taking a bike ride. it's the final weekend of campaigning in the u.s. midterm elects the republicans need to gain six seats to control the senate if they keep the house of representatives, the president barack obama will find his party pitted against the republican-controlled congress. here is white house correspond end patty kil patty culhane. >> reporter: american voters are divided over issue but one thing they agree on is state of the campaigning. >> obnoxious. >> lug i. ugly. >> bashing the other candidate and no the issue you. >> reporter: one ad features a burping shark. and another a candidate actually fighting an alligator. >> i grew up cass trading hogs on an iowa farm 67 that's right. that dint tell you a lot about the politics. to win candidates need more than just members of their own party, the people who subscribe to their every belief. a record number, 42% of the america

. >> nurse casey hickox said her monitoring period.d. for monitoring ebola ends tomorrow how she plans to >> sunday night here's what's happening on "action news" at 11:30. >> a small plane crashes in the bahamas this evening killing all nine people on board here executive jet left nassau trying to land on grand ba ham aisland when it crashed.

on the right, you have casey hickox also just returned from west africa, all of these health care workers within 21 days now all of them healthy. so, why are the doctors on the left in the white house with the president and the doctor, the nurse on the right, phasing a mandatory quarantine? you can see why it's so confusing. but this is where we've arrived in this country. and while physicians and health care workers are speaking out against the quarantines, the airports, they're stepping up their screening procedures. people coming into the united states from west african countries impacted by ebola will now go through new screening measures to help prevent the spread of the virus. it's happening at five major u.s. airports. new york, newark, chicago, atlanta, and dulles international airport. and that's where we find cnn's rene marsh. she had an inside look at how passengers are undergoing these health screenings. thanks for joining us. thanks for being on the program, you know, you've been doing this for a while. how effective do you think the new screening procedures are going to be?

casey hickox's boyfriends told the portland press herald they are moving by the end of the week. their first stop, a visit to family in southern maine. hickox returned to the u.s. last month, from treating ebola patients in sierra leone. she has not shown any symptoms, and tested negative for ebola twice. >>> so are you signing up for the affordable healthcare plan? you can now shop around the website. the newly revamped healthcare.golf allows to you start brousing for plans in advance. administrators say users will finds other new features designed to make it easier to use. enrollment starts saturday and runs through february 15th. >>> well, it is a football fans get unexpected surprise. you have to see what happens when the mascot gets little confused. this is good. >> also, talk about one tough hike. the obsbstacle that made hiking through the grand canyon even tougher for this particular group. >> and hundreds of people see this bright fireball shooting across the sky, and now we're learning exactly what that thing was. details coming up. when mom and dad said family vacation

casey hickox finishes today. we just have craig spencer right now.eason to be worried about it in the u.s. >> talk to me about why? i don't want this part of the conversation, i don't want people to gloss over it. this is still a concern. why in. >> it's absolutely right. we still have the same set of actions that failed to deliver good technical advice and assistance to the hospitals. the cdc and nil failed to respond early. they failed to communicate the risk of the public. the thing that should concern us most is nobody should die in america to do i of ebola for us to feel the effects of ebola. >> the fact that we have a ebola czar and the cdc is updating its guidelines and the medical that sims are being updated. people are being trained and watched in the buddy system. >> that doesn't seem enough for you? >> we have definitely learned a lot. the cdc alterred its senses and we have a fractured central command. with the ebola czar, one bit of good news the president asked for a lot of money to roll back the disease world wide. we still have a lot

. >>> casey hickox's fight has brought up the fight on different quarantine rules for the u.s.roops over civilians. members of the u.s. military must undergo a 21-day quarantine. we'll bring in doctor jerry jacks. how different are we talking about the circumstances for u.s. military when they return even though there's going to be apparently no direct contact with ebola patients. they will have to be quarantined and then civilians, it's at the discretion of a state as to whether they should be quarantined. >> well, it's my sense that certainly with military, ing we'll have an awful lot of military folks there. they are primarily not going to be involved in direct patient care, but i think that they are coming back to communities that are not closely knit. there won't be a lot of people there serving in west africa who are involved in patient care or in taking care of people that they would have expertise in being able to understand very well their quarantine. and i think that the military has a very different culture than civilians. certainly they would understand command and

. >>> meanwhile, casey hickox has agreed to self monitor for ebola symptoms for the next week. she is nurse who for the her mandatory quarantine in maine after treating patientness sierra leone. she must report any symptoms and coordinate travel plans with officials. >>> onness camden county are reminding residents to protect themselves against a common virus this time of the year. people rolled up their sleeves shopping in voorhees today. this was first of two flu shots, organized by freeholders, want to make it easier for families to get vaccinated. next clinic will be thursday november 13th at camden county college. >>> and, it is time for the accu weather forecast. a nice night out there. >> not a bad week coming up, but adam joseph standing by live at the big board with details on what we can expect, hi adam. >> nice beginning especially that recovery after a very chilly and starting often wet weekend on saturday. today 60 degrees which is pretty much normal. thirty-six the low temperature. it is on the cooler side. normal should be about 43. records 28 and 80 degrees. not

the judge initially ruled that casey hickox had to stay 10 feet from people. then he reversed course and said she can come and go as she pleases. as long as she's monitored and let's health officials know where she's going and immediately notify authorities if she does appear. >> i'm satisfied with the decision. the three points he recommends that i abide by are three points that i believe is part of this good comprise we can make. >> mane's governor said it's unfortunate the restrictions were eased, but the states will follow the law. the federal government saying that airports screening for ebola has shown up few cases. just eight travelers from west africa have been taken to a medical facility, that's out of more than 1200 passengers that have undergone the screening. that is unlikely to satisfy i critics calling for an all-out travel ban. the centers for disease control creating confusion. the cdc had to pull a poster from its webster website claiming ebola can be transmitted by droplets by a sneeze. a governor watchdog is slamming the bureau of alcohol, t

. >>> the state of maine and the nurse casey hickox have reached a settlement agreement. was quarantined in a tent house in new jersey for four days. after returning home, maine officials wanted to confine her to her house. on friday a judge ruled she should be allowed to travel as she wishes and restricting her to her home was unnecessary. she is required to monitor her health closely and report any symptoms immediately. >>> now sal payne, he is the chief safety officer for hazmat cleanup firm, the company that cleaned the apartment of new york's first ebola patient. we learned that sal payne's past in the mortgage business includes accusations of fraud. nobody is saying he did anything wrong in the cleanup in new york. but it raises questions about how cities pick contractors for dangerous work. duarte geraldino has the story. >> reporter: sal payne is the face of the company hired to decontaminate the new york city apartment of a doctor who had ebola. >> the city has put pre-emptive measures before, and right before, we got a call saying be on stand by. >> reporter: bu

casey hickox, the nurse who defied the quarantine order is planning to leave the town where she's beenving. her 21-day period has end asked she hasn't presented any ebola symptoms. she treated patients in sierra leone. the concentration in west africa has killed nearly 5,000 people. those number coming from the world health organization. >>> individuals and organization have been donating million of dollars toward fighting this outbreak. musicians are now also doing their part. how the latest incarnation of band-aid is coming together to pitch in. ♪ christmas time ♪ there's no need to be afraid >> 30 years ago, band-aid raised 8 million pounds for famine relief in ethiopia. do they know it's christmas brought together the biggest name in music. 30 years on, they are doing it all again. this time in the fight against ebola. >> mothers can't cradle their children. lovers can't comfort each other. wives can't hold their husbands hands while they die. that's not right. >> this 30th anniversary, lineup is a blend of fresh and more established stars. it doesn't get bigger than global pop gia

that's where the state is still trying to keep casey hickox the news who volunteered to treat ebola patientsest africa indoors at home this weekend. a judge ruled the state cannot force her to be quarantined in her home. she can do whatever she wants this weekend and the path of reporters trailing henld her to document her every move. federal health officials say returning ebola medical workers should not be quarantined. according to a survey this week 80% of americans disagree with that assessment. they say that all returning medical workers should be quarantined. so interesting story we've seen play out this week, you know, she -- it was probably about halfway through this quarantine she's in her home in maine she says i'm refusing to stay here. i'm going to leave, you will have to get a court order. she's free to roam around. do you think it's a good thing, a bad thing? >> good for her. it's really forcing a conversation about how hard it is to get this disease and it's, you know, fighting back against the demagoguery of chris christie and andrew cuomo trying to make this into something i

nurse quarantined after her return to africa is free to leave her home a day of casey hickox denied the order, the judge ruled that health officials did not make a case for her seclusion. he did say she needs to be actively monitored and she agreed. >> the united nations warns against isolating health care workers if they aren't sick. >> there's no scientific basis for putting them in quarantine unless there's a suggestion that they might have ebola. if they've got no symptoms, please think very hard before putting restrictions on them. we really don't want to jeopardize the effort to mobilize health works. we don't want them feeling they will be made to feel unwelcome in their countries of origin when they return. >> right now more than 100 people are volunteering switzerland and taking part in an ebola vaccine trial. nic robertson takes us inside the lab and talks one of the volunteers. >> reporter: long awaited, finally here, an ebola vaccine arrives deep underground beneath a swiss hospital. the potential cure for the deadly virus stored way below freezing. this tiny pouch containin

a judge in maine has rejected the state's attempt to issue a mandatory quarantine on nurse casey hickoxg she's not showing signs of ebola and is not contagious. she must continue to monitor her symptoms. >> and even though the white house was decorated, president obama and the first lady did not wear costumes. now back to "lock up." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> life inside the bergen county jail has been tough enough for william bernard. he says fights and harassment by other inmates has caused his stutter to worsen and sent him into panic attacks. he believes frequent visits to medical for anxiety treatment have led some inmates to believe he's an informant. now charged with threatening to kill his father and threatening the police officers who came to arrest him, he's consumed by thoughts of up to 20 years in prison if found guilty. >> i'm just afraid my father will get on the stand and testify against me. i think that would be a really strong point in a case, especially with a jury. and just -- just that thought alone that i can get a ridiculous

a 21 day incubation period ends for casey hickox. she said she plans to go to dinner with her boyfriend as planned but hickox admits she's worried about how she will be received. she gained national attention when she for the back begins state ordered quarantines in new jersey, and in the state of maine. >>> students at a college in utah at first could not believe it, a meth lab in an off campus apartment, where a lot have students lived but it is true. >>> it may have gone unnoticed if not for a specific event that happened. we will tell you next. >>> north korea are finally back home and one is speak out about his experience, what he had to say straight >>> perhaps you have heard there is an eagles game tonight, of course, bob kelly talking about it this morning. here's your forecast. it looks like we will be 52 degrees at kick off and temperatures dropping down to the 40's after that. not a bad night for this time in november for a few scattered clouds, light wind, it looks like a tease event night for football. now satellite rate

casey hickox, spoke to the main sunday telegram, and said she was fighting for the rights of other us medical workers, who are trying to bring the ebola outbreak in west africa under control. officials in maine want to court in a attempt to bar her from crowded public places. on friday, a judge ruled she can go where ever she pleas z. >> well, santa claus refs to up help every child get a toy. >> "eyewitness news" at the 34th annual for the kids motorcycle toy run. it featured procession of motorcyclists led by the jolly man in red himself santa claus. our first santa spotting for the year. >> there he is. >> all toys go to the united state marine corps toys for tots program. organizer expect to correct hundreds every thousands of toys for the less fortunate. >> just a joy, man, to see a smile on a kid's face, all we do it for. >> oh, it is great. the toy run start in the 1980 with fewer than three riders there is year, more than 100,000 riders are taking part in this great cause. just look at all of those toys piling up. >> indeed. some friends just did the same thing in wilmington,

casey hickox plans to move in maine, last day of the 21 day incubation periods. judge from maine sided with hickox when she challenged the orders to be isolated after she treated ebola patients in west africa. >> center stage at special training exercise for the medical reserve corpse. about 150 volunteers, with the group, attended the event at the university of sciences cam pulls. trainees were briefed on ebola preparedness and response here in philadelphia. now, the medical reserve corpse was create in the 2005 to support the philadelphia department of public health response, to public health emergency. >>> it is 7:14, right now, and got to stay on top of the time, carol. >> time is flying. >> really is. >> when you're having fun, nicole. >> how is it going out there? >> not that many people on the boardwalk here in ocean city. >> one person moving slowly, ken tell plating clouds, why is it so cloudy today? it won't be forever, just cloudy start to the day. let's mover down to rehoboth beach. they may be thinking the very same thoughts, on the board walk there,

casey hickox plans it leave fort kent main, last day of the incubation period.dge from maine sided with hickox when she challenged the the order to be isolated after she treated ebola packer end in west africa. >>> and, ebola took center stage at special training exercise for the philadelphia medical reserve corpse on saturday. around 150 volunteers with the group, attended the event at the university of the sciences campus. trainees were briefed on ebola preparedness and response in philadelphia. the medical veer of corpse was create in the 2005 to support the philadelphia department of public health response to public health emergencies. >>> well, there are spelling mistakes, and then there are epic spelling mistakes. specially when it comes to one of the most famous women in american history. our carol erickson explains from south philadelphia. >>> sneakers over the phone wires, as philadelphia, as billy penn, still serving on town watch, at best philadelphia -- >> schuylkill, old indian name, that means -- >> traffic jam. >> gentleman. >> all as philadelphia

you had an unpopular governor in maine who used the ebola factor against casey hickox the ebola nurse. and where martha coakley lost again. >> yeah, we can show you quickly in the results here, the examination the last week of this race. eliot cutler who basically said, if you don't think i can win, vote your conscience. they thought they had momentum in the ebola thing that you're talking about, it seems at the end to have given le page a boost. maine is a divided state in terms of the rural, northern maine. that's le page's base and southern maine which is more of a bedroom community to boston in a lot of cases. the surprise last nikt is how well le page did in southern maine. and it does seem -- and at the end, the ebola thing was working in his favor. we can quickly show you, massachusetts, as well. charlie baker, the republican winning in massachusetts. how did he do that last night? first of all, i should point out, we say it's such a shock, a republican winning in massachusetts, this becomes the fifth time in the last seven gubernatorial elections in massachusetts that the stat

. >> meanwhile, things are back to normal finally for nurse casey hickox.arks 21 days since she had contact with an ebola patient in sierra leone. hickox was never infected but held in quarantine in a tent in new jersey, and later defied quarantine protocols in maine. >>> two teenagers arrested for a string of robberies in a d.c. school were students there. >> officials at wilson high said several students were robbed last friday, and the suspects were their own classmates. the victims immediately reported the crimes. police arrested and charged two teens. >>> now the story that has been the most shared post on our website today. decision impacting every religion in montgomery county schools. >> we broke this story by sending you an app alert yesterday. the muslim community there lost a push to get a major holiday on to the calendar. news4's chris gordon now has reaction from rockville. >> reporter: members of the muslim community left the montgomery county board of education meeting upset. >> i'm disappointed. the school board basically stripped any design

casey hickox plan to leave the last day of the 21 day incubation periods.maine sided with hickox when she challenged the order to be isolated after she treated ebola patients in west africa. >> well, ebola took center stage at a special training exercise, for the philadelphia medical reserve corpse. around 150 volunteers with the group attended the event at the university of the sciences campus. trainees were briefed on ebola preparedness and response in philadelphia. the medical reserve corpse was created in 2005 to support the public response to public health emergency. >>> and, happening today, more than 2,000 runners and walkers are lacing up their sneakers for the sixth annual lemon run. now, their mission, to raise money to help finds a cure for pediatric cancer. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at memorial hall in fairmount park where registration is now underway. syma, good morning. >> good morning, nicole. we are very familiar with this organization, alex's lemonade stands, and if you see behind me, they are setting up for this lemo

a judge issued a new order, easing restrictions on casey hickox, who initially was quarantined in newme and go for a bike ride like she did this week. she's also allowed to take public transit. however, she must coordinate travel with authority, and have daily monitoring for symptoms. hickox is happy but maine's governor is not. >> i have been compliant with the direct act of monitoring that the cdc recommends. i'll continue to be compliant. >> she's violated every promise she's made so far. so i can't trust her. >> meantime, nurse nina pham, successfully treated for ebola, will be reunited when her dog today,'s king charles spaniel named bently. the dog tested negative for ebola for a third time. >> i'm sure she's happy about that. 5:15 right now. good morning, carol. >> good morning, nicole. i know it is an early saturday morning, and it is not probably the casino of weather you wanted to wake up or take the baby out in today. >> not quite. >> we are looking at a day that will be windy and chilly with the rain that is coming down, and it is already coming down. you can see in atlant

the state had tried to impose a quarantine time period on to casey hickox. ered she is free to go wherever she wants, but she does have to be monitored by health officials. hickox said she obey the judge and has no desire to put anyone at risk. >> i would do the right thing. i would you know, immediately i would isolate myself, contact the health testimony, ensure i was transported safely. >> the governor of maine says it is unfortunate a judge eased the quarantine restrictions but he will not take any further action. >>> a possible ebola patient in portland, oregon is being monitored. the woman visited africa and came down with a high fever yesterday morning. she is in the hospital and right now is considered a low risk patient. the patient has been in can't tack with family members since returning from aver catch they are under volunteer health quarantine. >>> more than two months after a 6.0ering quake shook the north bay, federal agencies are setting up shop and offering help. >>> fema is going to open a disaster recovery area to help victims get financia

rural part of the country that rarely sees television camera, the legal ram iffic hagss for nurse casey hickoxn a judge sided with her in a boatel after ebola quarantine >>> and human remains found in a man's home. police are grasping their heads. >> a first-time mother. she has done well. >> there were 30 of them left in the world until now. a record setting litter of king cheetahs giving hope to an endangered species. you'll never guess where they were born. stay tuned. hick the world until now. hick hick >> we don't know what we don't know about ebola. i'm concerned, but he ruled. as a governor, i took an oath to honour the rules of the court and the laws, and i'll do that >>> all right, maine's governor disagrees with the judge who agreed with kasi hickox's request. he said without symptoms, she cannot be forced to stay indoors. jamie floyd joins us now. what steps can the state of maine make if they don't like the judge's decision. >> they said that they will not make it forward. they could have a hearing before the same judge. this is the chief juftening of the district in -- judge of th

casey hickox is now apologizing for causing her neighbors such concern.nsists she will not emerge with crowds until her quarantine is finished. she challenged the state quarantine and won and says she plans not to venture into town until she is officially in the clear him she went to court to make sure the debate was about science and not about politics. we are learning new details about hoy missouri police kept media from covering protests from the air following michael brown's shooting. according to associated press, the faa agreed to restrict 37 square miles of airspace over ferguson for 12 days. they cited security concerns. but audio recordings reveal authorities were trying to keep news helicopters away during violent street protests. >>> this is one of those head scratchers. what is this knucklehead doing? an australian man jumped on to a dead whale as two sharks circled it chomping at the carcass. sharks, people. he says he was out boating with friends, one had an idea it would be funny if he suf surfed the dead whale. now they saw sharks. he says

the ebola quarantine for maine nurse casey hickox ends today.ents in seer seer. >>> next, 2500 bucks, that's the opening bid for this creepy osama bin laden doll. it's one of only three in the world. it was made by the c.i.a. to hand out to kids in the middle east to stop them from joining al-qaeda. finally, 20. that's how many of the 700 people who signed up to fly on virgin space ships have backed out. the would be space tourists who put up $250,000 per commanding their money back after last month's fatal test flight. brian? >> are democrats deliberately fueling racial inequality for political gain? that's the question. back in 2008, boosted by then barak obama's message of hope and change, nearly half the voters felt race relations would improve in the next few years. as you see, today halfway into the president's second term, six years in, optimism disappeared. nearly 40% of voters feel race relations have gotten worse. playing the race card doom the democratic party? let's ask writer "new york new t writer, fox news contributor, michael goo

main nurse casey hickox publicly apologizing for being uncooperative with quarantine policies to peoplek and that i do apologize to them for that. i will not go into town, into crowded public places. >> she did test negative for ebola after returning from treating patients patients in sa leone. she will self-monitor until the end of the 21-day incubation period november 10. >>> canada is now officially in the fight against isis. war planes conducting air strikes around fallujah, the city that fell to isis in january. canada's defense minister saying the strikes demonstrate their firm resolve to fight militant groups. the country still reeling from two separate terrorist attacks at home. >>> 13 years after the twin towers fell, a huge milestone for new york city. this morning one world trade center opens forñr business. hundreds of employees move into america's tallest building. by early next year, thousands more will occupy floors 20 to 44. so far nearly 60% of the 102 floors have been leased. those are your headlines. beautiful building. >> there you go. thank you very much. >>> it's t

. >> casey said ready to get on with her life. hickoxas not shown any symptoms, and tested negative for the virus, twice, upon her return to the u.s. she spent month in sierra leone treating bowl patient. her boyfriend, told a maine newspaper, that they plan on moving by the end of the week. >> and american provide after two years captive in north korea got pizza for his first meal. kenneth bae was held because he left a bible in the country. the free kenneth bae facebook group showed this photo of bae and friend saturday night shortly after he returned to the u.s. >> 8:19 right now. and, what happened to one man whose rom mate caught him on camera cleaning and cutting a rug. the video's gone viral. he's in his skivvies. we'll be back. >> oh, that's great. first what's coming up the tonight on the "cw philly". >> ♪ >> so many of us have seen tom cruise, so maybe this young man has equally bright future. >> maybe. >> he we know he has the dance moving of the showing awe unidentified young man caught on camera, by his roommate. and as he s

and in maine a judge ruling in favor of nurse casey hick cock -- hickoxç saying she does not have tollow the state's quarantine policy. she is humbled by the decision. she is now free to leave for home while monitoring symptoms. >> cool new images from above showing hot lava inching towards homes. oozing through roadways, threatening to cut off the entire community there many residents have evacuated overnight police arrested two people for trespassing to take pictures of the 2,000-degree laf. have a. >> well, fuivel following the midterm elections you probably saw. this mary landrieu the embattleed incumbent state of louisiana interviewed by chuck todd what's what exactly is going on in this state. she says racist and also sexist. it doesn't like women. in other words, she may an u.s. senator but she isa5b[h a victim. >> president obama may be the most powerful person in the world but is he a victim too. >> a lot of the problems president obama has faceside due to racism. the south has not been the friendliest or easiest place for african-americans tovance. it's been a difficult pla

casey hick ox broke quarantine by leaving her home along the canadian border. her 21 day monitoring period does come to an end at midnight tonight. hickox spent a night in sierra leon treating ebola a patients but has not shown symptoms and tested negative for the virus. >>> good news at the pump tonight, price of gas continues to go down. gas on route 38 in burlington county, new jersey, all the way down to $2.59. the the national average is $2.93. take a look around the region and in the state of pennsylvania we're still just above 3-dollar mark at 3.05 a gallon. in new jersey it is $2.76. in delaware $2.82 a gallon. experts say oil supplies continue to grow faster than demand and that is in large part thanks to production increases here in the u.s. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" an alarming new study looks a at danger to your children from those laundry detergent packets that are known as pods. >>> we will explain why they can be very dangerous for small children,. >> what if you had to pay for water? maybe ketchup and mustard. three on your side with why more and more restaurants are dishing new charges on the >>> what a gre

casey. many people were quick to point out the similarities. >> that is the nurse. >> that looks like her. >> hero builder claims that dollies not in reference to hickox and any similaritya coincidence. hick ox is past the 21 day incubation period for ebola and never develop symptoms. >>> 6:27. coming up next on "eyewitness news" we are live with the update on our breaking news, nicole. >> reporter: a violent crash sends two people to the hospital, coming up why police say it is no longer being investiigated as a hit and run accident. >>> plus, delvin barnes the man accused of kidnapping a woman off a germantown street faces a philadelphia judge in a few hours, we are live with what we can expect. >>> also a life saving necklace how this could prevent women from becoming a victim of the serious crime. >>> vittoria and katie return with traffic and weather together on the three >>> we're following breaking news in bensalem, bucks county, we are looking live at the scene of a deadly accident outside wawa on route one. we're told a person got trapped under a car after getting hit around 5:00 this morning. right now route one is closed while police investigate but do avoid