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now a new study from drexel university is raising serious questions about the established 21-day quarantine is really an effective strategy in the fight against this often deadly disease. dr. charles haas, a professor of environmental engineer, specializing in biological risk assessment at drexel university, and he is the author of that stu study. it's great to have you on the show. why are you concerned about the 21-day quarantine? >> well, the 21-day interval was from the he initial outbreak, and, in fact, the latest case was a 21 days post exposure, but in the outbreaks since then there have been a number of people who have contracted the illness after 21 days. in the current study there were people that contracted the illness estimated up until the 35th day after exposure. >> it's my understanding that during your study, about 5% of those people who actually ended up getting ebola in the west african situation, 5% of them it happened after day 21. >> correct. >> you are saying also that the incubation period could affect anywhere between .1% of the people who may be exposed up to 12%, s

police after rested a suspect in connection with the deadly stabbing, near drexel university.this happened inside a home on the 3200 block of summer street at 8:30 last night. a 57 year-old man was killed, police tell fox 29 he was arguing with another man in his 50's when he was stab. two women and three year eld boy were in that house when this all happen and they were not hurt. >>> 6:35. new jersey state police say they are closing in on a group of woman who pulled off a daring lunchtime robbery in a chinese restaurant. >> their getaway car was not a car, but it was a minivan. fox 29's car than hepp is live with more on this, hi karen. >> reporter: hi, good morning guys. we're right along the the black horse pike. you can hear the traffic going by. the it is a pretty busy area what is interesting is who the robbers are and how there are so many of them and they are all working together. lets take a look. fear the bun. these ladies in lavender can work a neat hustle. new jersey state police say they distracted with chatter and then clear you out. saturday the cases nail salo

. >>> police arrested a suspects in connection with the deadly stabbing near drexel university. it happened in the home in the 3200 block of somer street right around 8:00 last night. a 57 year-old man was kill. police tell us he was arguing with another man in his 50's when he was stab. two with men and a three-year eld boy was in the house when it happen. this he were not hurt. >>> massive sign's tack begins banking giant jp minister again chase has compromised the information of 76 million households. the company just release that had information adding that 7 million small businesses were also affect. now breach happened over the summer and company says names, dresses, even if numbers and e-mail addresses of customers were stolen from its servicer but it says only chase customers who use certain web sites or mobile apps are affect. company says it has not seen any customer fraud stemming from that breach at least not the yet. >> it will still be developing and we will stay on top of it. >>> new jersey state the police say they are closing in on woman who pull off a tearing l

carla hall visited drexel university to test out recipes with neighbors here.hey are contributed to the chew host's new restaurant. southern kitchen is expected to open in new york city next spring jimmy kimmel is live next. jimmy's guest chef sumino baturo. and music from wheezer. "action news" continues with adam joseph and karen rogers with traffic. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers. the entire "action news" team, i am jim gardner.

and presented by drexel university.aying the exhibit shows the important roam the iconic sweet played throughout history. looking at the first uses of the tree where it came from. and first used as a bitter drink in latin america. and then made to europe enjoyed by only the wealthy. in the late 1700s it started to change. >> eventually they added sweetness and that's where our love affair began. the 1800s or so that's when chock little -- chocolate was for the masses. and that is up until the way we consume it today. >> and chocolate represents us as a society, enjoyed by pretty much everyone. and they argue there are health benefits to eating the dark chocolate and encourage us to get a little in the diet each day. there is your pass if you neat it. >> thanks, and thanks for it. >> thanks, and thanks for sharing, we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speeds of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job of posting our vacation pics. when i

. >> drexel university associate and cyber crimes expert rob davidio tells us the callers are using technology to stay ahead of police and the number of pranks are on the rise. in august, a man in a denver suburb is swated and it's all caught on web cam. in april, a long island teenager was a target of a hoax after playing the game call of duty. and last year, a phony bomb threat was called into union county new jersey police while a college student was on his xbox. >> i don't want to kill other people. >> we shared the millville 9-1-1 tape with an assemblyman. >> i think i need to sit down and look at drafting legislation. >> according to kurnts new jersey state law, a person convicted of swatting could end up only serving probation. moriorty wants mandatory jail time and those making those calls should have to pay up. >> i think the penalty should be more severe and required to pay for every dollar that was spent by the municipality that sent all of these people out here. >> moriorty tells me he plans to introduce the bill by the end of this month. for the investigators, nbc 10 news. >> and,

esther, the director for the department of public health readiness from drexel university. they is taking the questions on the 6 abc facebook page. >>> a jury is deliberating as we speak to decide the fate of convicted murderer, raghunandan yandamuri, he spaces life in prison or the death penalty for the deaths of saanvi venna and her grandmother. the judge told the jurors they have to stay until they reach a sentencing decision. we'll continue to follow the story and have updates at 6abc.com and right here on "action news" tonight. >>> philadelphia police say that at least 32 shots were fired at a north philadelphia double shooting that left a man dead and sent a woman to the hospital, it happened late last night on north uber street and police say that the woman was an innocent victim caught walking into her home. chad pradelli is live at the scene with details on the investigation. chad? >> monica another innocent victim caught in the gun fire, it happened on the steps, police are alarmed from the number of shots and they believe they have no gunman on the loose. >> ther

. >>> drexel university cut the ribbon on a new center for psychological services, the center will offerfordable counseling for all ages, under the supervision of faculty. >> so when is tennis much more than a game, easy answer, look what they are doing in trenton. here is nora muchanic. >> reporter: it's after school and instead of sitting in front of a tv or getting in trouble. these kids from trenton are playing tennis. they are part of the national junior tennis and learning. started by the late great arthur ashe as a way of engaging and helping at risk youth. >> our focus is really the whole child, so it's social and emotional development and healthy lifestyles, and building productive citizens. >> they unveiled the large of the outdoor youth focused tennis facility in the country. 70 kids participate in this program, it ties math literacy and activity together. >> if are you teaching gee metric angles, you are using the tennis court. >> it starts in grade school and tracked the student through high school. >> i when through the program and received college scholarships at drew univ

drexel university in downtown philadelphia is one school that's embraced this business model. and has built on-campus housing modeled after the luxury building in austin. >> in is a great opportunity to allow the school to not have to invest its own financial resources to make that happen. >> reporter: drexel already has two upscale residents halls on campus and one more, the largest so far, on track to open in 2015. and like the house in austin, the drexel dorms resemble swan kip apartments with killer views. at this particular building, there's even the added bonus of a golf simulation room and a shake shack on the ground floor. at most colleges, freshmen are still required to live on campus in traditional dorms. >> we have three toilets for 15 girls. >> but after the first year, they are able to put their names on the wait list. back at texas tech, calls have been coming in from other schools about how they can build their own water playground. in fact, dozens of colleges have invested in elaborate water parks in recent years. university of missouri has an aquatic center th

. >>> today penndot's secretary of transportation will visit drexel university to support the philadelphiatreet station district plan. that plan is to come up with new ideas for that area when it comes to rail and transit services. and that includes the possibility of development above the well yard. >>> 19 minutes after 4:00 now. today, gaming officials will explore what they call ground breaking on gaming. they will make that announcement in center city philadelphia. it's expected to highlight jobs and tax revenues generated by pennsylvania's 12 casinos. meanwhile a lawsuit over skimpy uniforms is over. 40 women who workeded at resorts hotel casinos. women claim that the roaring 20s theme three years ago forced them to wear short skirts and fish net stocks. neither casino is commenting on the terms of the settlement. >>> a veteran police officer found himself on the wrong side of the law busted in a prostitution sting. he has been with the department for 26 years. he was charged yesterday with solicitation of a prostitute. thompson was suspended for 30 days and will likely lose his job.

carla hall visited drexel university to test out recipes with neighbors here.are contributed to the chew host's new restaurant. southern kitchen is expected to open in new york city next spring jimmy kimmel is live next. jimmy's guest chef sumino baturo. and music from wheezer. "action news" continues with adam joseph and karen rogers with traffic. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers. the entire "action news" team, i am jim gardner. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- billy crudup. chef massimo bottura. and music from weezer. with cleto and the cletones. and now, to get things rolling, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, that's very nice. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching, thank you for coming. i hope all is well. well, that's very nice of you.

. >>> also a drexel university professor is now raising concerns about the 21 day incubation period forbola as outlined by the centers for disease control. he says his research shows that some may still get sick from the virus after 21 days and possibly put others at risk. >> i found that the 21 day incubation time would still leave a probability between .1 and 12 percent of somebody becoming ill subsequent to the 21 days. so, it certainly doesn't protect against all risk and there may, in fact, be a substantial risk resulting if people are released after 21 days. >> "eyewitness news" contacted the centers for disease control which says the 21 day incubation period is based on their own research. >> well, a philadelphia physician is now on her way to west africa to help treat ebola patients. "eyewitness news" at philadelphia international airport today as dr. trish hen wood prepared to board a plane bound for liberia. she's an emergency department physician at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. she's been involved in a variety of international humanitarian efforts and she s

. >>> today, penndot secretary of transportation will be at drexel university to announce a $2.5 million award from the state to support the philadelphia 30th street station district plan. that plan is to come up with new ideas for the area. regarding rail and transit services including the possibility of development of the rail yard. >>> and here's another announcement with covering for you today. gaming officials will unveil what they call ground breaking research. gaming commission will make that announcement in center city philadelphia. it's expected to highlight jobs and tax revenues generated by the state's 12 casinos. >>> we continue to watch the fog make for a slow commute. >> yeah, monique braxton gave an update where she was in euclid township. >>> let's start in franklin township, route 47, right at route 40, not much volume. still pretty early. heading to the blue route we're seeing a little volume but no significant delays. you can see drive times looking good, 17 to 18 minutes in both dresses on the blue route. no delays or accidents to report on 76 or 95 this had morning.

robert core din ski and john star son they believe he stole several bikes in the drexel university area including one worth about $600. >>> the launch time crowd at reading terminal jamming to jazz as they chowed down this afternoon. the reading terminal jazz group celebrating 30 years of making music playing at its name sake venue reading terminal market. the jazz ensemble has a steady gig playing every month at the market and it seems patrons old and young enjoyed the music the reading terminal original formed back in 1984. >> and rain starting to move into our region. let's take life look outside at old city. you can see there it's starting to set earlier now and chilly and wet as that rain moves in. how is the weekend shaping up, scott? >> i yap, the weekend to start saturday we're looking at clouds as well as showers for the first part of the day. but then gradual clearing and we'll salvage much of the second half of the upcoming weekend. but look at the satellite and radar right now. we're looking at the cloud cover across the area. pockets of light rainfall more of a nuisance act

chocolate the exhibition opened today at drexel university.he exhibit traces the origin of chocolate as a unique tropical rainforest plant to the sweet treat that we all enjoy today. chocolate the exhibition runs through january 24th. >> all right a-good saturday night everyone. hope you're enjoying your weekend. the good news is we're starting to dry things out as those clouds are breaking up nicely so get ready for sunshine to finish up the weekend across the delaware valley. let's check out the rainfall we had today. almost a half inch in philadelphia, higher to the south and east. atlantic city coming in at .64-inches. a little west the farther north you go. just over a quarter inch in the lehigh valley report in there allentown. dry air mass continues to build in. you can see the clouds still lingering over central and eastern pennsylvania. they'll continue to move off to the east and southeast overnight so we'll go mostly clear by the time you wake up tomorrow morning but the change in the temperature really feeling it already, already f

well, right now, people who may have been expose today ebola being quarantined for 21 days, but drexel university professor says that may not be long enough. he tells "eyewitness news", his research shows some people could still get sick from the virus and expos others after 21 days. >> i found that 21 day incubation time would still leave a probability between .1 and 12% if somebody becoming ill, subsequent to the 21 days. so, it certainly doesn't protect against all risk, and there may, in fact, be a substantial risk resulting if people are released after 21 days. >> "eyewitness news" reached out to the center for disease control. they told us the 21 day incubation period is based on their own research. >> 5:33, let's get your traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> good morning, everyone, happy friday to you. hope you've had a good week. we've had some rain this week, mild temperatures, now looking at sunny beautiful fall day before temperatures take a tumble this weekend, behind cold front, that front came through on wednesday, for us, now you can see the rain moving through the canadia

>>> ♪ >> in university city tonight, a once in a life time, opportunity for some members of drexel university'smaster class from philadelphia orchestra violin player david ken. the student received personalized feedback from ken who just happens to be one of the top violin players in the world. he is conn earth master for philadelphia orchestra. happens to be a really nice guy. they had a great time tonight. >>> sixers. >> sixers have game one in the books. >> yes and it will be another season of tanking by your basketball team. only thing sixers expected to compete for this season is number one overall draft pick. they have have the lowest payroll in the nba and expectations lower as sixers open up the season tonight and not everyone on board with what this team is doing, tanking two years in a row, as you can see this former sixth are coach larry brown rips sam hinkie tonight saying quote i hate what's going on in philadelphia. it makes me sick to my stomach. wow. inner len necessity well may change his opinion. big man makes his debut tonight. noel misses nine of 11. nice throw down in the s

. >>> drexel university will hold a mass casualty drill today between 9:00 and noon, simulating a response to a hazmat situation using some student volunteers. that exercise, they say, will help the university evaluate its communications and decision-making practices. >>> center city's reading terminal market is being named one of the nation's great places. the american planning association will honor the market this morning as one of the ten great public spaces in america for 2014. the apa says the places that make the list represent the gold standard in terms of culture and historic interest as well as community involvement. >>> if you're looking for a job, dozens of businesses will be looking to hire some new workers today. the willow grove chamber of commerce is hosting a free job fair. if you plan on going, organizers say bring your resume and be ready to network. stop by between 10:00 this morning and 3:00 this afternoon at the williamson banquet hall in horsham, montgomery county. >>> atlantic city is trying to put the brakes on sudden hikes in parking fees for concerts and special

. >>> drexel university plans to hold a mass casualty drill today between 9:00 and noon, simulating aponse to a hazmat situation. it will help them evaluate their decisions and practices. >>> drivers, you've been warned. this morning you'll pay the price if you run a red light in certainly intersections. three red light cameras have been there for months at abington's most dangerous intersections. the trial period ended at midnight. >> there is no money incentive. we're doing this strictly because it is going to make our most dangerous intersections safer. and from that standpoint, we're getting excellent feedback. >> and the fine for running a red light there, $100. >>> 5:17. if you're getting ready to head out, let's check roads, see if there's any backed up construction delays, any accidents to know about. >> there is a myriad of things that could happen out there. some of them not good. let's hope that everything good is happening for you this morning. jillian? >> you just never know. each day brings something new in the world of traffic. let's start you off with good news. this i

public health department at drexel university. she is taking your questions now at the 6 abc facebook page. in the meantime, you can follow the latest developments on the ebola outbreak at 6abc.com and we have posted five important facts about the virus as well as details about the new screening measures in place at several major airports. >> all right thank you. >>> police in bucks county are find ougt if a deadly crash on i-75 is a case of road rage, and we are learning more about the victim. john rawlins live now with more from the state police barracks. >> reporter: hi shirleen, well troopers here hope there is someone watching this piece now that could give them some side yeah to locate a driver of a car that triggered an incident that took the life of a south jersey woman. >> she saw the silver lining and had a brilliant sense of humor. >> if you were having a bad day, she could turn around that with just a couple of words or a snarky joke. >> a good friend and brother-in-law remembering lisa de maio, wife to paul de maio, a

this is chocolate the expedition at the academy of natural sciences at drexel university and organizer say exhibit shows important role iconic switas played throughout history. and from use as bitter drink to tweet taste we enjoy now. >> eventually they added sweetness to it that's where the love affair of chocolate began and after about 1800s or so that was when chocolate became to the masses and processes became something everybody could ep joy. >> organizeers also argue there are health benefits to eating dark chocolate. i believe you. iten kurms i'm stanley tucci and i love new york. there's no place like it in the world. one of my favorite fall activities is visiting our world-renowned wineries and craft brewers. and, award-winning distilleries and cider makers. they're located all across our great state. come raise a glass to your favorites. plan your fall getaway at iloveny.com/fall there's something for everyone >> a judge freed a california woman from prison saying she spent 17 years in jail for a murder she did not commit. susan marie melon is 59 and convicted in 1997 of kill

. >>> some drexel university students had a chance to learn, from the best tonight. >> ♪ >> philadelphiara violin player david kim gave a master class to eight members of the drexel he will orchestra. kim played a piece for them and then allowed them to play one of their own. students received invaluable one of their own. students received invaluable fee there are 211 lawyers in congress. one of their own. students received invaluable fee but not one electrician. so here's a bright idea. donald norcross. a union electrician for 30 years... in the state senate, he stood up for working families and he'll stand up for south jersey in congress. working to make college affordable. fighting to create jobs that can support a family. and pushing equal pay for equal work. donald norcross. a congressman for us. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> still ahead tonight coming up at 10:30 for the first time we are here 911 calls the made, that tour bus crash in delaware. >>> plus we will talk to one very brave little will will girl survived a pit bull attack and

. >> but a cent at drexel university says that is not necessarily true. published a paper this week. >> i think the latest data show more prolonged incubation of the time of outbreak, so there needs to be more sufficient data. >> reporter: so if the incubation time is longer it would have a wide-ranging impact on all the people currently being monitored for possible ebola exposure. >> i think their analysis is still founded on the original outbreak in zaire in 1976 without having a simulated the data from the outbreak that is happened subsequently. >> reporter: and what about transmission? how do a long-time friend of thomas eric duncan who slept in the same room with him, not get the disease, and two nurses who helped treat him get infected. >> we have very little idea why two people who are just as sick, one will live and one will die, even if they get the same treatment. and if they get no treatment at all we know that something similar will happen. there is something obviously that the patients who survive are able to do and we don't know what makes t

robert, and john, they believe one also stole self bikes in the drexel university area including oneorth about $600. >>> it was a landmark day for a leading family run business in philadelphia for 75 years. dietz and watson breaking ground on a $50 million expansion of its facility in the citi' tas coney second. that includes 200,000 square foot distribution center, improvements to its corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility as well as a new fleet maintenance facility. >> i don't think my father ever thought this would happen. i didn't think it would happen either. we've become a national company and starting with just a little hole in the wall practically. >> dietz and watson says the project will create more than 150 jobs. the company distribution center in delanco, new jersey, was destroyed by fire last year. >>> a philadelphia landmark is slated to get some major funding. eastern state penetentiary is in line to receive a $500,000 grant to help with its preservation. the money is from an economic fund. it will be used to help with structural improvements like repairs to

a deadly stabbing near drexel university. police tell us a 57 year old man died in the 3200 of summer street a few blocks from drexel campus. investigator it's say he was arguing with another nan his 50's before he was stabbed several times just before 8:00 this evening. two women were also in the house writ happened. a three year old was asleep at the time. police have arrested a suspect. >>> and right now, new fears about ebola in the u.s. with new frightening details about the patient in dallas. tonight close to 100 people are now being monitored aft coming into contact with him as we learn he may have lied about exposure to the deadly disease before leaving avenue of a forty three a good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. airports are scrambling to calm passengers now afraid to fly. our chris o'connell is now philadelphia international airport. they are already prepared, chris. >> reporter: as they're hoping they're prepared, lucy. over 4 million inbound are international passengers come through philadelphia inter

. >>> police arrested a suspect in connection with the deadly stabbing near drexel university. it happened in the home in the 3200 block of summer street around 8:00 last night. fifty-seven year-old man was killed, police tell us he was arguing with another man also in his 50's when he was stabbed. two women and a three-year old boy were in the house when it happened and they were not the hurt. >>> a massive cyber attack, banking giant jp morgan chase says that it has compromised information of abot 6 million households, company just release that had information, add ago this 7 million small businesses were also affect. breach happened over the summer evidently and company says names, dresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses of customers were stolen from its servicer but only chase customers who use certain web sites or mobile app where is affect. the company says it has not seen any customer fraud stemming from that breach. >>> nonetheless people will be looking at their statements very closely. more on that as the morning continues. >>> philadelphia fire fighter is under a

researchers at drexel university found the origin is murky but has been described from studies in zaire in 1976 and uganda in 2000. the problem is the drexel team also discovered that other outbreaks in other places have seen people coming down with symptoms past the 21-day cut-off. >> based on the prior outbreaks, there's up to a 12% chance of people becoming ill even after a 21-day incubation period. >> reporter: it's only one study but others are wary of the state of ebola science. syracuse university recently canceled a talk by a photographer who has documented the ebola outbreak even though he had been out of the hot zone and showing no symptoms of the disease well past the 21-day limit. clearly part of the problem is that there have been missteps in the handling of ebola here. you've seen this before. a few missteps feed this concern, feed this fear that maybe something is wrong in the basic science. and that's now becoming part of the equation. >> interesting. tom foreman, thank you so much. at least one lawmaker is already demanding a longer watch period for those who come into

. >>> drexel university tests its emergency readiness by conducting a mass casualties exercise. twenty student volunteers and 10e ms workers took part in the drill. scenario here was a hazmat event close to the campus and point of all this was to assess drexel police and emergency medical services response during a potential disaster. >>> two environmental groups announced their intent to sue over valley forge sue i can spill. trout unlimited announced they are providing a 60 day notice of the intent to file suit begins tredyffrin township, against tredyffrin township and its municipal authority. group says that the township violated the clean water act when raw sewage spilled in the will valley creek following a sewer main break back in march. in addition to the march spill group says this pipeline ruptured two previous times and they say it will likely happen again. >>> with the release of the every iphone many people dumped old ones and upgrade to the new one but before you get rid of the phone you might want to check to make sure you removed all of your personal information.

. >>> practice today for drexel university's department of public safety.hey performed a mass casual exercise to assess the university's police and emergency medical response to a hazmat situation. >>> how about this, unexpected danger high above a world famous attraction. police and medics rush to new york's times square. what came crashing down to the sidewalk and why? >>> and progress after more than a decade. changes are soon coming to the sprawling 176-acre former home of the franklin mint. >>> now we go to more breaking news. this time in philadelphia's nicetown neighborhood where a child became trapped under a car. >> let's go right to nbc 10's denise nakano live on the scene at north 15th street. have they been able to rescue the child. >> reporter: we know now at this point this is a deadly accident, all happening here in a busy area. we're being told a child, a boy age 6 or 7 years old walked out between two parked cars and became trapped under this car that you see right here on 15th street. investigators have been out here. this appears to be a

but, drexel university professor says that might not be long enough. his research shows that some people could still get sick from that virus and expos others after 21 days. >> i found that 21 day incubation time would still leave probability between .1 and 12% of somebody becoming ill subsequent to the 21 days. so, it certainly doesn't protect against all risk, may, in fact, be a substantial risk resulting if people released after 21 days. >> "eyewitness news" reached out to the centers for disease control they told always the two is day inning use bay period based on their own research. >> 7:33, we check in with kate for our forecast, a lot going on between the tropics and home. >> all over the place, place not to be, bermuda a bermuda is really in the line of fire so to speak from very, very strong hurricane. liver camera in southampton, parish bermuda a take a look at the waves already starting to look very rough. you can see, already moving onto shore seeing the storm surge beginning as gonzalo moves toward bermuda a beautiful blue water, beautifu

right now, people who may have been exposed to ebola are being quarantined for 21 days, but a drexel universityrofessor says that may not be long enough. he tells "eyewitness news", his research shows some people could still get sick from the virus, and expos others after 21 days. >> i found 21 day incubation time would still leave probability between .1 and 12% of somebody becoming ill subsequent to the 21 days. so it certainly doesn't protect against all risk, and there may in fact be a substantial risk resulting if people are released after two is days. >> now, "eyewitness news" reached out to the centers for disease control, and they told us the three week incubation periods is based on their own research. >>> happening today, delaware bankruptcy judge could decide the fate of trump taj mahal in atlantic city. wants the judge to cancel the union's contract. it claims the company can't survive with pension and healthcare obligations cents. if the judge rules against trump entertainment resorts the company could close the casino on november 13th. >>> over at sugarhouse casino they're getting

. >>> and happening today, drexel university plans to hold a mass casualty drill between 9:00 and noonsimulate a response to a hazmat situation using some student volunteers. now, the exercise will help the university evaluate its communications and decision-making practices. >>> starting today, there's a new way to get safety and emergency messages in one montgomery county community. lower merion township is launching a new callout service called blackboard connect. residents can sign up for alerts on their phones about all kinds of emergencies, including power outages, road closures and crimes. >>> the defense department has released new video of air strikes against isis targets in northern iraq and syria. you can see on this video that the plane zeros in on its target, then fires. these air strikes are all part of president obama's strategy to defeat the radical islamist group. despite help in the air, kurdish forces battling isis on the ground in both countries have not been able to push the militants back. >>> meantime, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will meet with pres

this is these things like hillary clinton and the drexel university thing when asked about the driver'so aren't documented. you ought to have these questions ready. didn't she ever think about whether she voted for obama or not and what it meant politically? i don't want to condemn her because i don't get it. >> no, nor do i. and i would agree with her. she's run an amazing campaign and she's really grown as a candidate which is why this rookie error is a bit surprising. it sounds like she sort of practiced how to say i don't agree with him. i don't support him. she's fiending all of these verb. but the actual act of voting for him was not part of her campaign stop. >>> again, i'm going to say it again. i'm surprised she doesn't have an answer and i'm surprised she wasn't asked the question earlier. >> it's just a personality. she's proven herself to be not real comfortable. she'll learn, but she's still not totally there. >> i do think it's something every media trainer should tell every candidate. answer the question and then give your speech. >> only give it once. >> that's too hard

value tulleken and charles haas heads the department of civil and environmental engineering at drexel universityto both of you. >> good morning. >> i want to address my first question to you, mr. haas, because the congresswoman was talking about a study that you put out from drexel. is she right? does the incubation period need to be longer? >> well, based on the prior outbreaks, there's up to a 12% chance of people becoming ill even after a 21-day incubation period. >> so just to be clear, should bit longer than 21 days? should bit 31 days? 42 days? >> i think it probably should be longer, but the other thing is they're doing more aggressive monitoring with people under quarantine rather than just looking at fever. so it may very well be by doing appropriate blood tests and looking for early signs of potential ebola infection, 21 days would be sufficient. there needs to be more of a dialogue between the scientific and medical community and the policymakers on deciding what that appropriate level should be. >> actually, dr. van tulleken and i were talking about that in a break. go ahead, ask awa

the academy of natural sciences is the place to be, chocolate, the exhibition is new open at drexel university. the exhibit traces the origin of check late as a unique tropical rain forest, and plans for a sweet treat. chocolate the exhibition runs through january the 24th. >>> and, a different kind of fun exhibit at the audubon butterfly garden in new orleans, instead of, being on display at the insect tear yum bugs were on the menu. believe it or not visitors are flock to go try delicacies including, and black worms, and dipped in cascading chocolate, is there a coffee made with bug legs and meal worms and fudge with crickets and marshmallows. and you cannot leave without trying some of the the ca jon spicy crickets, i know, carol, that is, some of your favorite snacks, to chew on, i believe. >> okay. well now i won't be able to eat the rest of the day. we've got some great weather out here today. i want to take you outside and show you a bright, beautiful picture. look at this this is out at kutztown. 36 degrees. it looks gorgeous out there, doesn't it, as we've got just terrific weather co

of natural sciences is the place to be, chocolate, the exhibition, opened up the saturday at drexel university. the the exhibit traces the origins of chocolate as a unique tropical rain forest to the sweet treat that we enjoy today. check late the exhibition, runs through january 24th. >>> and a different kind of fun exhibit at audubon butterfly garden in new orleans. instead of being own display, bugs were on the menu. believe it the or not visitors are flock to go try delicacies including crickets, wax worms, dipped in cascading chocolate. there is a a coffee made with bug legs and meal worms and fudge with crickets and marshmallows. of course, you cannot leave without trying spicy crickets. >>> okay. >>> the chicago marathon is taking place this weekend, many of the participant will be running for a cause. and david kunis no different. he is running for his granddaughter who is fighting cystic fibrosis. what makes david unique? he lost his eye sight after an accident with the drunk driver and he talks about his passion for the cause. >> i can quit any day i want. i can just say today is it,

the academy of natural sciences is the place to be, chocolate, the exhibition is now opened at drexel universitytraces the origin of check late as a unique tropical rain forest plan to the sweet treat that we enjoy today. check late the exhibition runs through january the 24th. >>> and a different kind of exhibit at the audubon butterfly garden, new orleans, being on display. and, and, visitors are flocking to try delicacies, including few of the cricket and wax worms to dip in cascading check late. there is a coffee made with bug legs and meal worms and fudge with crickets and marsh in mellows. you cannot leave without trying the cricket. >>> well, to each his own, i guess. >>> it seems like summer just ended but halloween is right around the corner. parents are stocking up on candy and kids are getting anxious to dress up as their favorite characters. but is your child's costume safe? as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan explains, checking a label may not be enough. >> trick or treat. >> reporter: it was halloween 2,000 zeo smith was dressed as a princess but when her costume ca

only our cnn legal analyst but also an adjunct professor of health science administrations at drexel universityperfect person to answer this. there are so many balls that have been dropped it looks like with this pathway that mr. duncan took from liberia. did anyone ask him if he had been in contact with a sick person. he apparently carried a pregnant woman suffering from ebola in and out of a hospital when she was rejected. and yet, he got on a plane, he got on another plane, he got on a third plane, he went to a hospital, and he went to a hospital for the second time. it just sounds to me like there was so much injury and so much damage that has been done, as a result of so many, but are there any remedies for anyone? >> our law does not guarantee that the government will always protect us, essentially against natural disasters or events like this, outbreaks. however, what the government does provide and our laws provide typically, it's very difficult to sue the government or hold them liable for just ordinary negligence. it's called immunity. especially in the cases of these outbreaks, texas

other college or university institutions, for example in burlington county where we parted with drexel universityarters, and stockton as well. but also, they are a resource for folks who are having difficult times, whether folks who have been laid off are looking for a new career, they can come and learn new skills. so i think that we need to look at the federal government investing in these sorts of institutions like county colleges. >> the next question will begin with candidate macarthur. more specifically on veterans, what kind of programs you would like to enact or have congress enact ? >> well, what has happened to our veterans is a tragedy the way they have been treated under the veterans administration is a national scandal. it is beginning to get this fixed, but there is a good deal more attention and work that needs to be done. one of the areas in my jobs plan dealt specifically with veterans, and there are a number of things that we can do. congress shamefully allowed the returning veterans tax credit to expire. the wounded warrior tax credit expired. these give incentives to employers

. >>> police arrested a suspect in connection with the deadly stabbing near drexel university. it happen inside a home on the 3200 block of somer street around 8:00 last night. a 57 year-old man was kill. police tell us hes was arguing with another man also in his 50's when he was stab. two women and a three-year old boy were in the house when it happened but they were not hurt. >>> philadelphia fire fighter is facing charges of impersonating a police officers and sexually assaulting a woman, steve is on the story at the round house. >> looking at his arraignment paperwork nine charges including kidnapping for ransom being the sex act he forced her to do. that is where you get the sexual assault charges from. along with impersonating a public servant this guy already is a public servant. both fire and police jobs similar in that they both protect the public but officers say also similar in their uniform pants, the 18 year-old veteran fire lieutenant still wearing his uniform pants charged with telling a 48 year-old woman that he was a cop and asked her if she was getting high a

they review, drexel university, he has published a paper online looking at all the data, he says an average incubation period is much longer, twrun days you could miss up to 12% of the cases. so that's the aukmentation. it's. >> why not do a blood test? >> the cdc website still didn't have updated protocol for putting on gear. if you want to know how to put on your protective equipment, it's extraordinary, they should still post it to the who website. >> are we wrong about the blood test? >> i think the issue with the blood test, i have to do it every day, it would probably give you a couple days head start. it would certainly make a decision about quarantineing and risk management much, much easier. >> i am stuck on time. i want to get you, doctor, give me a quick take on ron klain him a lot of people in your community are saying, you got to have a medical background. it can't just be the politically astute. what is your take, quickly? >> i think it's essential this person whoever it may be is able coordinate and understand and integrate all the scientific information about ebola, whether

university last year. and is blamed for the death of a drexel students, they targeted other strains in the bacteria but not the b strain, about 40% of the cases are from the b strain and a similar vaccine approved overseas was given to students in princeton as a money measure. the vac soon approved today is called true menva. will it get given to all students or those just entering college, the new vaccine takes three doses, the vaccine that is already recommended for students takes to doses that is five shots. i'll continue to follow this story and let you know the final recommendations. >> thank you ali. >>> federal and local officials are spreading awareness for carbon monoxide safety today. it kicked off at engine 49 in south philadelphia. mayor michael nutter and local elementary school students joined with the consumer product safety commission to get out of the word, they reminded people to get a carbon monoxide detector. >>> have you ever had a close call with a septa bus? tonight at 11:00, drivers sounded the alarm, they say it's placing pedestrians in danger every single day. how many deaths does