this septa contract talks, and bring you developments, throughout the night, both here and on cbs philly.com. join us for "eyewitness news" at ten on the cw philly and we are back here at 11:00. >> "cbs evening news" is next tonight, what went wrong, they will have the latest, on today's spacecraft disaster, plus boys lesson in seeing what the world has to offer when steve hartman goes on the road, scott pelley reports from new york, the "cbs evening news". >> pelley: tonight, another disaster for the commercial space program. the second this week and this time it's deadly. ape spaceship designed to carry tourists crashes on a test flight. the man charged with murdering pennsylvaniaitate strooper bryon dickson faces poetic justice. >> he was placed under arrest and handcuffed with the handcuffs of corporal dickson. >> pelley: which maine quarantine a nurse with no ebola symptoms. and jericka duncan reports fear is leading to presently. and steve hartman on the road with a priceless gift that most us have. >> are you a little excited? >> pelley: but few appreciate as men as ben pierce. >> ope

cbs philly.com will stream it live. if you have a question for the candidates tweet it to us using the hash tag, cbs philly debate. >>> developing right now, an unidentified patient is in isolation at a hospital in dallas, texas. he is first confirmed case of ebola, in the u.s. cdc says patient who is in critical condition flew to the u.s. from the west african nation of liberia on september 19th and began to have symptoms four or five days later. september 28th he was admitted to the hospital and tested positive for that deadly disease. officials are trying to track down those he was closest to but they don't believe anybody on that flight was sickened because of ebola in the contagious until the the patient shows symptoms. >> the bottom line here is that i have no doubt that we will control this importation or this case of the ebola so it does not spread widely in this country. >> the cdc is not sure how the patient contracted the disease, there is no cure for ebola only an experimental vaccine so far ebola epidemic i

sign up at cbs philly.com/watchers. so during severe weather, during snow, we want to know is what happening where you live and you can join our team. >> easy way to do it to be connect. >> i will log on right now. >> please do. >> thanks. >> give an, no a rough commute out there at 6:20. we will go outside and a show you schuylkill expressway that has been jammed up for the past hour or so. so schuylkill at gulph mills where headlights coming in eastbound really crawling toward the city. westbound lanes seem to be picking up and moving nicely. on the ben franklin bridge looking like a mess from the jersey side. from the toll plaza slammed solid, we are also losing those two right-hand lanes for construction as they go westbound into the the city and heading in to jersey from the philly side moving nicely. now septa's wilmington newark regional rails serve sus zest pended until further notice, police activity on the scene train accident belmont avenue west philadelphia at concourse street. be prepared to squeeze by thro

we will rely on you're witness weather reports and join our team for more forehead to cbs philly.com/watchers, chris. >> kate, thanks. >>> well, tonight a grieving father is sharing raw emotion of losing a son, four year-old eli waller was first child to die from enterovirus d68, today his father shared with us how he is turning that tragedy into action and keeping his son's memory alive. our pat ciarrocchi is live from hamilton township with that story, pat. >> that grieving dad was a courageous dad today saying that he wants to make his son's lie proud. he is determined to do that, through the creation of the foundation that he calls, the first day of school. >> my wife and i are just heart broke even and we miss eli a great deal and we love him very much. >> reporter: andy waller stood before the media bravely telling the story of his four year-old son's lie, one of his trip let who died from the enterovirus d68. >> he was really excited about the first day of school, my new star wars backpack and lunch socks and new outfit. >> reporter: within days of eli's death that inspired the

go to cbs philly.com/watchers, and to sign up. cbs philly.com/watchers and you too like kyle can send your observations in and be part of our team and help us forecast a tricky winter head. so back here live we are in horsham, we are with kyle we will be here throughout the rest of the show. he will help me forecast the weather from his drive waste and we will have more from this area back to you chris and jessica. >> kyle, looking good. >> yes. >> first television appearance. >> horsham is in good hands. they have their own meteorologist in their own backyard. good stuff, kyle. >> we will be right back. we have a baby wipes recall. new tech advertise poseables is recalling the wipes because they may have possible bacteria contamination they were sold under cuties, diapers.com, f emt ex, fred's, kidgets, member's mark, simply right, and well beginnings l sold at walgreens, sam's club, family dollar and diapers.com. >>> it is not a shortage, just a delay that is how cdc is describing the lack of flu vaccine specifically made for ch

sign up by heading to cbs philly.com/watchers for all of the details you need to know. really cool new program we have just begun, vittoria, over to you. >> good morning everybody. we are watching this construction wreak havoc on your commute right now and it is shocking because we don't generally see a lot of volume at this time but one lane only maybe not so shocking, right. traveling southbound i-95 maneuvering through delaware county you'll have one lane between 476 and commodore barry bridge. you'll net thinks squeeze here in the south wound direction. now because of this traffic it is blocking or not so much blocking but it is backing up 476 and that is blue route for any within trying to get to i-95. if you are traveling southbound i-95 construction zone is between 476 and commodore barry. the the the delay on 476, it is stemming back to route one. any plans to head to i-95 you will want to watch out for that delay. traveling on i-95 in northeast philadelphia at center city, 50 on the schuylkill expressway, 55 other parts of the 476, definitely in the every where

are you interested in being one of our weather watchers in sign up by going to cbs philly.com/watchers part of our team. let look at what is going on right now outside. we will go down the shore. we are seeing a few sunset colors but the clouds have have really obscured any beautiful sunsets we will see it in, clouds are really, thick here over the shore points. they have been increasing all day. we have see a few breaks in the clouds, we will go out to storm scan three and see what i mean. thickest of the cloud cover along the the coast, showers still well off to the west. you can see showers off to the east as well, can't rule out a couple showers into the shore points overnight but as we zoom out you can see where crux of our storm is, circulation diving down over indiana at the moment, some snow across michigan and into indiana this evening but mainly rain showers as you get in the mountains of west virginia, that is expect to change over to snow though, overnight and mountainous regions off to the south and to our west. we are talking about rain this weekend here in philadelphia 5

up and running, it is ready to take donations and we can link to you that at our web site at cbs philly.com. reporting live, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> amazing family, pat, thank you. >>> passenger's apparent joke about ebola causes a major scare in the air. in one on the plane has the virus but when plane landed in punta cana in the dominican republic passengers found out just how seriously airlines are taking ebola a tonight steve paterson talks exclusively to one man on that plane. >> reporter: for a moment, mood was tense on u.s. airways flight 845. >> at the first i think everybody was scared. >> reporter: philadelphia resident joe mccann was on board when word traveled through the plane someone saying they were infect withe bowl a when the plane landed. >> i want to you keep your wits about you, we have people coming on please, stay out of their way. let them do their job. >> reporter: mccann waited for an excruciating hour and a half, the time it took health officials to confirm what people on board already started suspecting, and were getting angry about it was all

we have links at cbs philly.com. you in the morning i'm ukee washington for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> at 6:00 we are tracking a stormy evening all across the region, kathy. >> two more round of rain and wind moving through with flood advisories already in effect. >>> also ahead a second texas nurse is diagnosed with ebola and concerns over the virus intensify, we will show you how robots from a local company are being used in the fight against the illness. >>> and new at 6:00 caught on camera a corrections officer repeatedly punching an inmate who was reportedly in handcuffs many. this incident has led to the civil rights lawsuit. >>> then exclusive new details in the mysterious death of the young mother, why a family desperate for answers, may never get them, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> at 6:00 o'clock we have an eye on the storm, heavy rain and winning wind make for/you a very slow evening commute: cbs noble weather lobbies out. and it is much more, still

cbs philly.com will stream it live, and now if you have a question for the candidate we mentioned this earlier tweet it to us using the hash tag cbs philly debate, we want to know what questions you want answered. >>> another round of layoffs in atlantic city. >>> and a difficulties ducker discovery if the pocono woods. this is as manhunt for eric frein enters day number 19. >>> millions suffer from allergy so what if i told you you could get relief just by brushing your teeth. the easy allergy treatment coming up in the healthwatch when we come back. >>> let's focus first and foremost on the here and now as we get you outdoor here this morning. we are still dealing with low pressure which will continue to trigger a very isolated, keyword isolated shower for some of you: over the last few you hours this has fist old way. we have to turn our attention to the next big thing which is a few days away but this guy, you can see the comma-like formation taking shape here with this le pressure. severe weather potential through central plains, probably light snow on the back side of this throug

for more local news weather traffic and sports we are always on at cbs philly.com. >> check out talk on cbs-3. we will be right back with one more check of traffic and weather together. >>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. we have a live picture for you right new of some breaking news in olney, here it is, this is where a man was shot in the stomach during a home upvation this morning. we're told two men broke into this home on widener street and that is when the the shooting happened. right now we are working to find out if it was the home owner or a suspect was shot. we have a crew on the scene though and we will update you on talk philly at noon. >>> right now lets update our forecast with katie, is that rain out of here. >> basically done at this point thankfully. i cannot say necessarily that the issues that came in the aftermath from it are all over but we will get gradually better with time in terms of our forecast, storm scan three is emptying out as i like to say, there is still some very heavy rain being funneled in towards say long island, southeastern new england but we

stay with cbs-3 for latest on the septa talks, when we're not on air, go on line at cbs philly.com. >>> now to the tragedy in the heart land, a twin engine plane slammed in the building in wichita, kansas today just a few moments after take off. four are confirmed dead in this scene. five are injured. four people are missing tonight. cbs reporter bigad shaban has more on the short flight and its terrible end. >> reporter: black smoke rose from mid continent airport in wichita kansas thursday morning after a small plane crashed in the building. the faa says a twin engine beach craft king air 200 like this one, lost power in an engine shortly after take off, and pilot told air traffic controllers about the problem, and attempting to return to the runway. when the plane crashed into a building on airport property. >> focus right now is to identify who was in the building and assessing injuries that may have occurred to the people involved. >> reporter: building housed simulators for flight safety, ambulances took the injured to the hospital. several other people in the building are unacc

. >>> we have created an ebola resource guide on cbs philly.com. fine answers to commonly asked questions, also link to the cdc, for yourself. >>> happening today, septa's largest union will hold a strike authorization vote later this afternoon. the transport workers union local 234 represents bus drivers, subway and trolley operators. they have been working without a contract since march. there is in word when workers might walk out if that strike is authorized, although septa tells "eyewitness news" no strike is imminent, it released this statement saying quote parties continue to meet in negotiation to reach an agreement, although union has scheduled a strike vote, we have been given no indication that a work stoppage is imminent. service interruption plan will be released if and when the situation changes. >>> well, philadelphia police are looking for two people wanted in connection to a violent crime in queen village. investigators say a man and woman approached would the man waking on carpenter street. according to police the woman struck tha

go to cbs philly.com/watchers. >> always nice not to layer up under that costume. >> you want to show it off. >> that is right. >> you bet. >> my mom always made me have jacket overtop of the princess costume and didn't work out very well for me but i'm not getting dress up this hall halloween so no big deal. we will show you ordinary delays, out on 422, at oaks. so westbound from trooper, up to 29, that is pretty much a typical delay for an afternoon commute. east bound moving great. we will head over to new jersey 42 at creek road where you can see typical delays there. everybody moving great. southbound side toward ac expressway you can see most of the volume and off and on, heading to the 295 interchange and then to philadelphia a and surrounding area and bridges. an accident in runnemede new jersey closing route 41 at black horse pike. your alternate toys take evesham road. another crash in bucks county route one south at neshaminy. rest of the majors slow. 202 is changing, pretty clear southbound from the schuylkill into route 30 a 15 minute trip and schuylkill expressway eastbo

you can get updates throughout the day on our web site cbs philly.com and we will continue to followevelopments here. >>> new the eyewitness weather forecast for you meteorologist katie fehlinger is following those developments in the weather center. >> we have nice wet tore kick start the daze here, natasha, the whole day looks nice but eventually we have to dodge some wet weather all they that does not come until tomorrow have afternoon at the earliest. enjoy, over the next 36 hours or so, without any wet weather but i have to say that today does look like the nicest part of the forecast, for now, with sunshine we will hit a seasonal 70 degrees. they will even then yesterday but typical, meanwhile we will drop down to 51 tonight with clouds thickening. sunshine will be a more premium tomorrow. showers as i said move in the of afternoon and turns to steady rain by night fall, vittoria. >> thanks very much, katie. good morning, everyone. we have a very serious accident still causing a mess of traffic on i-95. penndot is moving this around a bit so i will try to get you through this i

sign up now go to cbs philly.com/watchers. and right before the sunset, we saw actually some pretty colors out there but that is not the case down the shore. they are seeing the rain. we are picking it up on storm scan three as well. skies will clear overnight through ocean city but on the sky deck i caught this beautiful picture just a few moments ago, you can see sunsetting, behind the c ira center in philadelphia. just a little bit of sun before the clouds continue to obscure the sky. you can see on storm scan three the showers moving through south jersey and ocean city but to the west there is that clearing line and some patchy, breaks in the clouds throughout a good part of the region. during the evening we will see these temperatures falling as skies begin to clear from west to east, 55 in philadelphia, now cool in atlantic city a at 59 and cold front is clearing the area tomorrow temperatures in the 50's, it will be mostly sunny a beautiful sunrise and a gorgeous sunset. cool air continues right in the day on friday for

very much. >> take care. >>> and of course you can get latest news on the ebola out break on cbs philly.com. >>> before you walk out the door we will check on traffic and weather together onn the three's. >> but first lets check out is what coming up tonight on cbs-3. the word is divorce. robin thick's desperate tempts to get his wife back did not work. patton filed for divorce yesterday citing irreconcilable differences and asked for joint custody of their son. they were married for eight years separated earlier this year. the split came in the long after thick's controversial 2013vma performance with miley cyrus and rumors of him cheating after pictures surfaced of him grabbing another woman's back side. >>> and speaking of the vma do you remember homeless man was miley cyrus date at the the awards show this year, he is now behind bars. jessed spoke about being homeless while accepting her award on stage. he was locked up for violating his probation on a criminal trespass charge. he is facing six months in jail now minus time already served. >>> all right. interesting story here french to

sign up at cbs philly.com/watchers. right now we are looking down the shore within sunnies getting lower in the sky and pretty nice out there partly sunny skies in ocean city but temperatures only in the 50's and they will than falling very quickly late tonight. most of us will be in the 40's. our live neighborhood network takes us to kutztown where temperatures are only around 50 degrees. wind north at 3 miles an hour but just a very picturesque scene. soccer players out on the field late this afternoon. we will continue to see changes, and that cooler air you see through poconos will slowly take over during the evening and overnight hours. fifty-six in philadelphia. forty-three in the poconos. to the north and west, mainly 40's. thinks our future, 48 in state college. forty-eight in pittsburgh. 47 degrees in cleveland. storm scan three we have a few clouds rolling through and that will be the scene overnight and enduring the day tomorrow. good deal of sunshine. we will watch this area of low pressure over great lakes

we have posted a complete list on cbs philly.com, just click on consumer. >>> well, this is just rough, nearly 200 upper darby high school students have lost their october scores after taking the test. >> "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers tells you why the students are now scoreless. >> i have nothing to send them which means i don't meet requirements of the school. >> reporter: by then eli says the university of virginia. he wanted to apply early and deadline is november 1st. so he took act exam at upper darby high school. weeks went by but no scores came. >> not only was it nerve racking but agitating. >> we expecting results very soon. >> reporter: that same game was being played by jonathan his daughter took test same day as eli and she never got her scores either. they called the act organization three times. said their response didn't help. >> he said there was 1 percent that had not been graded. they didn't say anything about whether they were lost. >> reporter: owe what exactly happened here? we asked act. they necessity test made it from the high school to a local post of

as soon as is there any information on the possible strike we will let you know on tv and on cbs philly.com. >>> also developing at 6:00 o'clock "eyewitness news" has learned mayor nutter's plan to sell fill gas works is dead. today council president darryl clark sent a letter to mayor nutter stating that the council will not endorse the proposed $1.86 billion deal of pgw to uil holdings, the utility company, based in connecticut. mayor had said that one quarter of the proceeds from that sale would be used to sure up the struggling city workers pecks fund, opponents had said putting the utility in private hands could subject residents to frequent rate hikes and endanger relief programs. >>> well, nurse quarantined in new jersey after returning home from west africa is now going home to maine. casey hitchcox, the first person forced in the mandatory quarantine in the u.s. was symptom free for 24 hours. although she had complained about her treatment, and threatened to sue. meantime right now, in new york a five-year old boy is being evaluated with possibly bowl a symptoms at bellevue hospita

cbs philly.com will stream it live. if you have a question for the candidates tweet it using the hash tag, cbs philly debate, and our pat ciarrocchi will take a closer look at the candidates and the issues coming up in our next half an hour. >>> new this morning, cigarettes in philadelphia, just got a little bit more expensive. prices increased by $2 per pack at midnight thanks to the cities new cigarette tax. that taxis expected to raise anywhere from 42 million to 69 million-dollar for the cash strapped philadelphia school district. >>> and drivers who run some red lights in abington township montgomery county, well, they can new expect a ticket in the mail. township's three new red light cameras started giving out hundred dollars tickets and fines at midnight. you can find those cameras at susquehanna road, old york and welsh road and moreland and fitzwater town road. >> just a heads up today. >>> philadelphia's mayor michael nutter will sign new legislation making philadelphia the largest city to decriminal ice posse

. >>> we have set up an ebola resource guide for you on our web site at cbs philly.com. it has all of the answers to commonly asked questions and links to the cdc. >>> tonight a chester county priest is facing child pornography charges, prosecutors say he used social media to carry out his crimes. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has details. >> reporter: priest, who is supposed to be caring for his flock and tending to people, particularly vulnerable people like children how can they be engaged in victimizing people through child pornography. >> reporter: five five-year old mark haines is charged with multiple counts of child sexual abuse for possessing and disseminating child pornography. chester county district attorney tom hogan says in an under cover investigation detectives discover haines set up an instagram account under the the name kate toy send and receive a pair of photos. it was the the tip of the iceberg. >> he had had been disseminating scores of child pornography pictures. >> reporter: detectives discovered haines posed as a 16 year-old girl in t

we want you to join our eyewitness weather watchers network sign up at cbs philly.com/watchers to find out more. >>> good afternoon, 6:20. still a little bit of the mess. we will go outside first and show you cameras on top of i-95, just at the commodore barry bridge an accident taking out this right-hand lane right here and partially blocking part of the ramp to the commodore barry bridge and expect ago lot of delays northbound, and you fire police out there for quite sometime trying to get that cleared up and out of the way as everybody crawls on by to the the left-hand side. can't say much better for ben franklin bridge, so from the new jersey side westbound in the city also losing those two right-hand lane due to construction. you can see brake lights crawling in the city and a lot of traffic heading into new jersey, stay there this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in th

>> that is "eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off on television but always on line cbs philly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next, make it a great week ebb. >> bye-bye. it's october 25th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." new details in the school shooting near seattle that left two students dead. >>> plus, a massive manhunt is over. the arrest in the shooting death of two california deputies. >>> another health care worker quarantined with a possible case of ebola, this time in new jersey. >>> and it's one of the deadliest earthquake zones in the world. we'll take you inside the san andreas fault. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> another deadly school shooting, this time a high school in the suburbs

abroad, remember when not near your television you can get updates anytime at ourer with site at cbs philly.com. >>> more now on our breaking news bulletsfully in the north philadelphia neighborhood, the gun fire wounds two men and also shattered windows and cars and homes. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from police headquarters with the latest information, nicole, good morning. >> reporter: good morning tower contact. in all 20 shots were fired, two people, three houses and four vehicles struck but police say outcome of this argument and eventual double shooting could have been much worse. it all happened 12:30 near third and west wellens avenue where police responded to multiple 911 calls after a reported dispute in that area when authorities arrived they found a large crowd of witnesses, several shell casings but in victims. they have later learned that a 20 year old male with the grazed wound to the chest and 23 year-old male shot in the hip were taken to einstein hospital and listed in stable condition. now the good news in all of this is that there were no additional vi

if you can't, in problem we have it streaming on our web site cbs philly.com just click on links and numbers. that is latees from the belmont plateau we will talk about big changes in the temperatures as we send it back to you in the studio with kate. >> we will get this weather test in right in time so we can take a look at that launch. thinks view of our cbs-3 eyewitness weather watcher network. we will show you how you can belong to the network but you can see our observations over the past minute. 68 degrees right now in riverside, new jersey. that the is what ron is reporting. the wind out of the southwest at 7 miles an her. we had such a mailed bay. close wye mount laurel still 73. howell says not much win. pressure is steady, relative humidity at 68 percent which is still relatively dry. we will go across the river to avondale pennsylvania, it is 69 degrees. gary says beautiful evening to be outdoors. wind at 2 miles an hour. barometric pressure rising. relative humidity a at 65 percent. if you would like to be an eyewitness weather watcher, if you love watching weather, have

your area with the new your drive app, down load that for apple and android devices by going to cbs philly.com/your drive. >>> thanks, torey. >>> we are learning more about the injuries tracie minister again suffered on the accident on the new jersey turnpike. morgan's attorney revealed that the comedian suffered a brain injury in the june 7th crash with the wal-mart tractor trailer. his lawyers tells the new york post that morgan is working on speech issues and unclear if tracie will perform again. >>> another case of entero virus 68 confirmed in camden county as virus continues to spread across the the country. officials are in the releasing any details about the seven year-old child citing medical privacy laws. there are seven confirmed coast cases of the less try virus in new jersey. >>> what do you need -- do you use your smart phone to keep track have of your health. >> you could be sharing more than you expect. emily smith joins us from washington with surprising information about your vital statistics. emily, good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: ukee and erika, good morning to y

new development, and news anytime, at cbs philly.com. >>> developing right now, children's hospital of philadelphia, tells us it has notified cdc that three patients at the hospital have acute muscle weakness of the limbs along with changes in their spine. the children are also being tested for the respiratory illness entero virus d68. parents who see signs of respiratory illness in their children are urged to contact their doctor immediately. we will have much more on this story coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> let's turn our attention to the weather now and talk about that, we are tracking rain as we head toward this weekend. meteorologist kathy orr outside on the sky deck with that first forecast, kathy. >> it is cloudy and breezy but very comfortable this afternoon. we have rain on our radar screen and it is moving toward the delaware valley, just in time for the start of the weekend. high temperatures around the region, and, in philadelphia right now in philadelphia, and high so far of 71. that is average for this time of the year. temperature is currently 71. allentown

. >>> well, we have set up an ebola resource guide for you on our web site at cbs philly.com. we know you have questions so we have answers to the most commonly asked questions and links to the cdc so you can read the material for yourself. >>> developing right now a priest in chester county is under arrest, facing child pornography charges. we will go now to "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson live in west town with the details, steve. >> reporter: jessica mark haines has been a priest here at saint simon and jude since early september of 2013, but it is far from his first placement and assignment which in the network of the archdiocese and that is something that gravely concerns prosecutors here in chester county. >> the church doesn't need anymore of that type of thing. >> reporter: parishioners stun to learn with all of the scrutiny on the catholic church another priest accused of sexual abuse. >> it is a pretty clear indication of someone who just can't control their impulses and if they cannot control their impulses under that sort of scrutiny that is somebody that

abroad, remember when we're not on television you can get updates any time on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> pretty scary sight in bucks county today a truck dangling over a bridge just after a crash. accident happened this morning in the westbound lanes of the pennsylvania turnpike, at mile marker 355 in bensalem. the dryer of this truck did manage to escape, unharmed, and there were no other vehicles involved. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. >>> a major traffic tie up, on the schuylkill this morning a couple have of cars were traveling east bound and they veered off the roadway when one crossed into the other's lane near montgomery avenue. one of the drivers was not wearing a seat belt and was killed in that crash. >>> breaking news, now, hundreds of philadelphia's schoolteachers take over school district headquarters. >> they are protesting ahead of the will school reform commission meeting, chopper three is live over spring garden and you can see that huge crowd there teachers union members angry once again that the src canceled their contract earlier this month.

. >>> 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 s

. >>> same, we have set up an ebola a resource guide on our web site at cbs philly.com. you'll find answers to commonly asked questions and links to the cdc so you can read up on the material for yourself. >>> and happening today, members of the septa's largest union will meet later this afternoon to hold a strike authorization vote. transport workers union local 234 represent bus driver, subway and trolley operators. they have been without a contract since march. there is no word when workers might walk out if that strike is authorized but septa says it appears that no strike is imminent n fact they releasedded this statement saying quote the parties continue to meet in negotiation toss reach an agreement. although union has scheduled a strike vote for the weekend we have given no indication that the work stoppage is imminent. service interruption plan will be released if and when the situation changes. >>> a man is beaten and shot in queen village and new police are investigate to go see if this violent attack was random or if he was targetled. investigators say a man

sign up for our brand new program by heading to cbs philly.com/watchers.nks, katie, good morning. rush hour delays are out and about all of the usual places. schuylkill, i-95, vine street expressway, blue route, 42 to, all seeing delays but this accident is causing a major delay for the roosevelt boulevard and anyone trying to get to the schuylkill expressway this would be southbound side of the boulevard as we make our way approaching, the fox street exit just behind us. only one lane of traffic gets by here, delays stemming back toward ninth street and that volleys even triggered, even further back towards rising sun avenue. an oil tanker is involving three police officers on the scene as well as well aspen dot. this has within out there quite sometime causing northbound gaper delay. we will find an alternate to get to the schuylkill heading in to downtown philadelphia out of the north east just take 95, it is slow but alternate at this point. if you are traveling on the schuylkill expressway once you get there, on the westbound side, approaching montgom

we have assembled a resource guide to help keep you informed and look for it at cbs philly.com, erika. >>> ukee, today is the day 250 charter school students find out if they will to have transfer to a new school. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us now from northern liberties where parents frustrations are growing ahead of tonight's lottery, nicole, good morning. >> good morning, erika. today it all comes down to luck as students enrolled in the walter palmer charter school wait to see if they could stay. inside walter palmer charter school education comes down to the luck of the draw, thursday's lottery determines who can stay and who will go. >> i just don't know what to do. all i can does play. >> reporter: come 5:00 o'clock 250 prayers will go unanswered as that number of students are forced to find alternative education, several weeks in the school year. >> i feel very blind sided, we have been supportive, supportive, supportive, the the whole time and then all of a sudden we have a emergency meeting and you tell us it is a lottery pick and it is october, that is s

much. >>> that is "eyewitness news" for now we are signing off on tv but we are always on line cbs philly.commorning saturday is next. it's october 4th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturda saturday". isis beheads another british hostage and warns an american is next. >>> plus new developments in the dallas case of ebola as they assure the public an outbreak won't happen here. >>> the host and crew of one of the most popular tv shows is attacked. >>> and it could be the key to saving the earth from sure disaster. the plans by nasa to capture and study. >>> but we begin this morning with tod

join us at cbs philly.com/watcher. lets look at storm scan three which shows most of the heavier showers over at the shore. clouds are here. even if you cannot see it light drizzle will be occurring across the at area throughout this evening and tonight a lot of showers all through the north east. but the main system is this, it looks like a hook here moving in portions of the mid south and in mississippi river valley with storm strong, tornado watches as these storms move into tennessee and mississippi. this rain will eventually, slowly will lift towards us through the remainder of the week. temperatures right now with cloud cover, drizzle out there it is not feeling very warm, it is 63 at the airport. thirty-six millville. sixty-one in allentown. so lets break down the week. we will start with tonight, damp showers fog, low visibility. that will continue. low visibility into tomorrow morning. then in the afternoon tomorrow is probably the the nicest day of the week, much warmer, partly sunny, highs near 80. wednesday

find out more at cbs philly.com. ukee washington, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> that will do it for "eyewitness news" 59:00. >> now at 6:00 a montgomery county mother facing disturbing charges, authorities alleged that in the only was she abusing heroin but she inject her 15 year-old daughter and another teenager with the drug. >>> also the first patient diagnosed with ebola in the united states has died and now eerie bowl a scare in the dal air area here at home. >> ebola takes center stage at an annual conference of infectious disease specialist i'm health reporter stephanie stahl with the very latest coming up. >>> and, we will go up in the 07's today but few more days of rain ahead for the weekend, all coming up with the seven day forecast. >>> and, south jersey's first craft distilleries is open, the the new place allowing homemade vodka, now on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> right now at 6:00 a montgomery county mother is accused of a disturbing crime. authorities say she gave her daughter and her daughter's boyf

for a replacement and we have posted a complete list of the vehicles affect on our web site at cbs philly.comnd click on consumer. >>> right now 6:37. it is open enrollment for 149 million americans who get their benefits from employers, and for 594 million seniors on medicare. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us to tell us what is new for next year and what you need to necessity to make good decisions for you and your family. she's up in insuring for us. >> good morning. >> how should we compare health insurance plans. >> reporter: first question to is ask what does it cover? you want to check for services that you and your family are most likely to need in the coming year. then of course how much does it cost. you don't just look at the the monthly premium you have to add in the out of pocket cost for deductible and co insurance and co pays. number three are your doctors in the planned networks. those three basic questions that you need to have as you look at your new plans good many employers are introducing these high deductible health plans. what are they what do you t

both are on cbs philly.com. we will have much more coming up at 6:00. live from pleasantville, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we are learning more about the the background of the latest, white house fence jumper. dominic of maryland was unarmed when he made it over the fence last night. he is now in custody facing federal charges. secret service used dogs to april prehen him. records show, he was also charged with unlawful entry at the white house complex in the late july. >> secret service got right was deployment of manpower, it was defense and dogs to prevent the fence jumper from getting too close to the white house and certainly not having to use lethal force good last month, 42 year-old army veteran omar gonzales made it into the white house, past guard and staircase leading to the first family's private residence before he was stop. secret service has since added temporary barriers at another layer of protection. >>> still to come here tonight, new in flight safety video that some are calling epic. >>> and then smoking idea or just

resource guide where you can learn more about the virus as well as its symptoms, just log on to cbs philly.com. >>> well, investigators tonight are asking for your help as they look for the driver connect to a crash that killed a mother of have three, this happened on i-95, near the woodhaven road exit in bensalem, bucks county. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren is live in bensalem tonight and noel you have talk to the victim's family today. >> reporter: that family tells me that they are hoping that the person that they believe caused this crash, turns themselves into police, soon, so they can have some sort of closure. >> please come forward, you have to take responsibility, please, we are begging you from all our family and friends. it is right thing to do. >> reporter: husband's final plea for his partner police say 44 year-old mother and grandmother lisa demayo was killed in the crash believed to be caused by a so-called phantom driver. witnesses told troopers an unidentified driver of the black sedan cut demayo off and slammed on its brakes right in front of her jeep. demayo swerv

for more local news weather traffic and sports we are always on cbs philly.com. >> talk philly coming up at noon on cbs-3. we will be right back with monday more check of your >>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. septa and its transit workers union meets for more talks today, it is negotiations fell apart the union says they could call a strike as early as tomorrow. a shut down would impact any city buses, subways and trolleys. regional will rail lines would continue to run. the sides are at odds over a list of issues including pensions but septa says its authors have been more than generous. >>> let get your forecast with katie in the weather center. coal start. >> definitely a cool start but turf say still pleasant day as long as you are ready for this and that is where we come n you will be fine. it is a is in looking day. sunglasses and jacket and you will be just fine. we will show what you is going on, storm scan three not a heck of a lot. have we have a nice blue sky out there couple clouds still out there but those will gradually fade and we are looking at a bright sunny alb

we will post the event in its entire on our web site at dress is cbs philly.com. still tomorrow come on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a shark attack but not on humans where these great white sharks were fighting each other and it was all caught on tape. >>> mountain side search continues in japan after a deadly volcanic eruption, kathy? >>> in weather we're talking about a few clouds giving way to cooler temperatures, really feeling like october, plus more rain that could spoil part of the weekend, all next ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding. well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress. uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. some people think vegetables are boring. but with green giant's delicious seasonings and blends, we just may change their minds. ho ho ho green giant! >>> we are back at "eyewitness news" as search for victims in the saturday eruption in japan resumes. death toll is at 48, and 12 more bodies, were discovered t

for more information cbs philly.com/watchers.ks, kate. >>> well, another major american retailer may be victim of the sign's tack, staples confirms that its investigating a possible credit card data breach, at least some of its stores. if it discovers an issue staples says its customers won't be responsible for any fraudulent charges. >>> well, that news comes after a series of high profile hacking incidents. and just as we are's coming up on the busiest shopping time of the year. >> in a new poll three, on your side jim donovan find some consumers are nerve bus shopping at those impact stores. >> reporter: just ahead of the holiday shopping season a survey of 865 consumers by credit cards.com found 45 percent of them, anxious about using credit cards, at retailers, hit by recent data breaches. according to the poll, 29 percent said they would avoid a store if it had been a victim of the hack, and 16 percent said they would definitely not return to one of those stores. >> it don't seem like a new data breach hits the headlines ev

the find out more at cbs philly.com. hope you can help out. >>> well, word is lawsuit pop singer keisha is suing her music producer doctor luke. >> she wants out of her contract. in the lawsuit kiesh claims doctor luca boosted her physically, emotionally, sexually and emotionally over the last decade. doctor luke is firing back with his own lou sought accusing keisha of extortion. >>> two avengers will be facing off on the big screen, variety reports robert downey junior is in final talks to appear in captain america three and iron man. but, get this, captain america three will not be a happy reunion. premise pits two avengers against each other in the marvel comic civil war story line f downey junior signs on the dotted line he is reportly going to make about 40 million-dollar for one movie. captain america three hits theaters in 2016. they always do so well, you can see why they are paying him 40 million. >> that is like ali/frazier, here we go. i will go see it, indeed. >>> during their two decades of fame, philly's o

an on line research guide to help keep you informed, you can check it out on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> court has now spoken, the trump entertainment resorts can terminate its contract with the local union. casino says that decision means that the trump taj mahal can stay open but union is furious. our new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live on the boardwalk tonight to explain consequences of today's decision, cleve. >> reporter: chris, trump officials says that the ruling will a lou them to keep these doors opened, the casino operational but union leaders say closing in their opinion was really just a threat to try to strip away benefits and speaking with them this afternoon they have in the rule out than going on strike. >> what it means for other casino workers is they are all under siege. the entire city is under siege. >> reporter: union workers are outraged by a federal bankruptcy judge decision to how trump entertainment to break their labor contract with the taj mahal. >> with the stroke of the pen we have gone from middle class jobs, in the city, to working poor. my co-wor

and researchers are still tweaking the dosage of the drugs, we have more information for you at cbs philly.com, click on health. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> how about this in pink atlantic city sky line looking beautiful, buildings there are taking part in the light for the cure campaign, a joint effort by cbs-3 and susan g komen foundation of philadelphia. the pink light is a reminder for women to schedule a mammogram, october is breast cancer awareness month. >>> so bit chilly coming into work. >> yes, we expect this drizzle. we're not surprised by it, pat but not everybody is thrilled by it either. what you will be happy is it does not last all day long, it will not be all that heavy and most every location and it gets out of here and it leaves with us an unbelievable sunday. this is the the classic taste of fall coming up tomorrow, i mean you'll be thinking pumpkins and apples by the time we get through to tomorrow. right now it is soggy, apple soft as we look at atlantic city think morning, there have been some rain showers, we expect to find a few more there as well

if you'd like to find out more check out cbs philly.com and search brotherly love. >> incredible person>> no question about it. >> lets see is what coming up on cbs this morning. >> charlie rose joins us from new york with your preview, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> hey, good morning ukee and erika, ahead we're in texas where a dozen people are being monitored for possible exposure to ebola and how west african man was allowed into the united states. plus former white house chief of staff bill daily takes us inside the problems with the the secret service, bill worked with the new acting director, why he thinks joseph clancy is the man for the job. dean reynold is at green bay's lambeau field ahead of thursday night football and will take us insight the world of cheese heads, that and more the news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes. >> world of cheese heads. >> i'm looking forward to it. >> i love it. >> thanks, buddy. >> thanks charlie. >> ♪ what is the word >> the word is congratulations for one of hollywood's hottest couples. >> milla kunis and ashton kut

head over to cbs philly.com, connect with us on twitter and facebook. >>> well, hackers break in into the white house computer network according to the washington post. paper reports that the breach happened in recent weeks. paper sites unnamed sources assaying the intruders not do any damage but the intrusion did result in some temporary service disruptions. white house officials are not commenting on the nature of the attack or on who might be involved. >>> well, daughter of joan rivers has hired a new york based law firm to look into her mother's death. that firm tells u.s.a. today that melissa rivers has asked them to determine the facts and circumstances surrounding the medical procedure that preceded her mother's death. joan rivers went into cardiac arrest during what was to be a routine throat procedure at manhattan's yorkville endoscopy clinic late august. joan rivers died september 4th. >>> a new hidden camera social experiment offers a disturbing look at the harassment some women face when they walk down the the street. it shows a woman in new york city bombarded with more t

for more local news weather traffic and sports we are always on cbs philly.com. >> check talk philly noon on cbs-3. we are back in 30 seconds with one more check of your traffic and weather together. we will be right back. >>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. we have breaking news to tell but right now a hot air balloon crash land into a tree in warrington bucks county. now we just got this exclusive video from an eyewitness viewer, this happened on easton road, and lower barn road. there are in reports of any injuries. carolina ramierez used her cell even if to record this incredible video as that balloon was coming down. caroline says that the balloon narrowly avoided utility lines as it was making its landing, once again no reported injuries and some good news there but incredible video captured with the cell phone here. >>> lets get your forecast with katie in the weather center, good morning. >> it does not look like the weather will have an impact on that rescue. things very quiet. the light wind. certainly some sunshine, some clouds we will call it a mixed bag and go partly

for more local news weather traffic and sports we are always on cbs philly.com. >> talk philly coming 3 >>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. hard to believe but it was two years ago today that super storm sandy made land fall along the east coast. new jersey governor chris christie plans to visit several areas hit hardest by the storm. many of them are still picking up pieces. the 2012 storm is blame for at least 182 deaths and $65 billion in damage to the u.s. >>> lets get your forecast with katie and a nice mild start to the day. >> it is, and overall considering fact we are tracking passage of the cold front this forecast could be worse. in fact it will still stay relatively speak ago above average by a couple degrees but hard to beat the warmth that we saw yesterday and we will not. you can see off to the west storm scan three featuring what is a bark that is worse than the bite. we are expect to go see a shower role through but this frontal bound dry bringing that is somewhat fist welling nature and in terms of its moisture content but it does make temperatures struggle to hit