the family of thomas eric dunkin will be free to leave quarantine for the first time in three weeks. health officials have many reasons to remain vigilant. this is why this is a critical week. >> tonight the quarantine lifted for the people who lived with ebola victim thomas dunkin. among them his fiancee luiz troe who released a statement saying she's thankful. >> after 21 days of being on the watch list there's zero chance they carry the ebola virus. >> twhil marks all-clear foypt for them and more than 40 others that had contact with dunkin before hospitalized this is a critical time for the 75 healthcare workers that treated dunkin at the dallas hospital. it's been 11 days since dunkin died and if virus was spread this is when symptoms would be most likely to surface. so far no one other than nurses nina pham and amber vincent were infected both hospitalized as concerns porch to be unfounded about one of the colleagues that handled some of dunkin's specimens. despite the lab supervisor showing no symptoms she was quarantined on this cruise ship and helicopters were sent to pickp

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pumpkin is back at dunkin' donuts.njoy all your pumpkin-y favorites like the new pumpkin creme brulee latte. the time has come to put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for a dunkin' donuts dark roast. bold start, smooth finish, never bitter. rejoice with the 99-cent medium hot or iced dark roast today. >> time for a preview of "good morning america." >> amy robach joins us from "g.m.a." studios, what you you got going on amy? >> reporter: happening overnight we'll have the latest on the american who tested positive, a journalist who was working in lie beer. all while the patient diagnosed in texas fights for his life. we have the latest. >>> a severe line. storms ripping through texas overnight. reports of winds up to 100 miles per hour in some areas. we'll take a look at the hardest-hit zone i don't think where 300,000 people are waking up without power. >>> a concerned prince william is taking legal action against the paparazzi all for prince george's privacy. >>> we're talking about personal

dunkin meantime remains in critical condition. world news weekend will vl much more on the ebola crisis and eric dunkin case. watch world news following our newscast. moving on to eagles. what a game. on pain they are one was supposed to be easy. during the 4th quarter the rams gave the fans at the linc a scare. >> jamie here with the recap. >> is it every easy. >> survival story. >> i'm sure there will be a run on blood pressure medication tomorrow. boy oh, boy this team is not for faint of heart in the end despite allowing historic come back almost for the ranz sit 4-1 philly that's all that matters. chip kelly wondering why they deposit score in 18 straight drives end of the half they end 7 minute slump when foles sentence riley cooper on jump ball 20-7 lead at the break and when foles found maclin for 24 yard touchdown towards end of third quarter eagles found themselves up 34-7. rams came back 21 unanswered and under five minutes to go off to davis brian quick to quickly cut it to six. if you were not nervous you're lying loo

is scene dallas where police are making sure four people stay inside their house members of thomas dunkin's family. he's being treated for ebola and officials hope the forced isolation of his family will help prevent the virus from taking off. it's thursday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the latest on the effort to contain the first case of ebola diagnosed in the united states tonight there's word annie mccormick american free lance photographer has come down with the virus in liberia. "action news" reportser sharee williams is here, sharee, come on back, sharee, the photographer is working with nbc crew and now there's concern for everybody's well-being. >> photographs and their crew work closely together and that's why the concern is there at this point. it's very natural to have this type of concern. because they are working this close together. here's what we know at this point. nbc news free lance photographer had a fever yesterday. and today tested positive for virus. now medical reporter dr. nancy schneiderman working with the free lancer will be flown back to th

is scene dallas where police are making sure four people stay inside their house members of thomas dunkin'sily. he's being treated for ebola and officials hope the forced isolation of his family will help prevent the virus from taking off. it's thursday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the latest on the effort to contain the first case of ebola diagnosed in the united states tonight there's word annie mccormick american free lance photographer has come down with the virus in liberia. "action news" reportser sharee williams is here, sharee, come on back, sharee, the photographer is working with nbc crew and now there's concern for everybody's well-being. >> photographs and their crew work closely together and that's why the concern is there at this point. it's very natural to have this type of concern. because they are working this close together. here's what we know at this point. nbc news free lance photographer had a fever yesterday. and today tested positive for virus. now medical reporter dr. nancy schneiderman working with the free lancer will be flown back to the un

tom freedan said the worker had treated dunkin in dallas and dunkin died wednesday. dr.feed an added as soon as the healthcare working had symptoms was isolated the level of virus is low but all healthcare workers who treated him are considered to be potentially exposed. >> unfortunately it is possible in the coming day that we will see additional cases of ebola because the healthcare workers who squared tore this individual may have had a breach of the same nature of the individual who appears to have preliminary positive tests. >> nearly 50 people that contact with him are in isolation including one in contact with the new ebola patient. none have any ebola symptoms. cdc says other people may have to be isolated. >> and police in st. louis fired tier gas at demonstrateers and made arrests. demonstrate rerz protesting recent shootings of michael brown and other plaque men in the area. protesters linked arms outside a convenience store last night. our sister network fusion says police fired tier gas to break up the card. it happened a couple hours after brown's mother le

texas officials are now trying to retrace steps of thomas eric dunkin, liberian man that traveled to dallas, texas to visit family while infected. tonight, several of his own family members are being quarantined altogether in one apartment ordering them not to leave. now, there is word of another american infected while working in liberia. this time the patient is a journalist. "action news" reporter sharee williams takes it from. there she's following the big story live from the satellite center, sharee. >> shirleen, this journalist is a free lance photographer from "nbc news". "nbc news" saying he's been in liberia several years and as of recently covering ebola outbreak. this journalist saying he began to feel ill yesterday and had a fever and today went to the hospital and was indeed confirmed to have the deadly vie rouse. nbc news saying there are plans to fly the 33-year-old from liberia back to the states to receive treatment for this virus. meanwhile, back to the first patient who was diagnosed in the u.s.. he is very ill tonight. and also, possibly facing charges from his ho

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they were told to stay put because they were in contact with ebola patient thomas dunkin. the county judge of dallas personally escorted the family out today and said they're being moved to undisclosed location in dallas. >> the sort of location that would be accessible for my family, mike rawlins family, or my family they are good people, kind people, people who care about their community. >>> now, five days after ebola patient thomas dunkin was admitted to a dallas hospital a crew went inside and decontaminated the unitch the cleanup is happening in two phases with phase one already complete. meanwhile the mayor of dallas assured citizens every precaution is being taken. >>> city and county stepped up at every opportunity to make sure this city is safest it can be. and i feel good about it. >> texas leaders made a point to remind the world there's only one person in the state confirmed with the virus and he is being treated. the mayor told people to go out and enjoy their weekend and that there's no need to panic. >> there's been reports around the nation that dallas is

pumpkin is back at dunkin' donuts. enjoy all your pumpkin-y favorites like the new pumpkin creme brulee latte. the time has come to put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for a dunkin' donuts dark roast. bold start, smooth finish, never bitter. rejoice with the 99-cent medium hot or iced dark roast today. >> new this morning violence tears a car apart. haverford avenue. one relative stabbed another family member during a domestic dispute. a man in 20s had several stab wounds on the shoulder. app a pilot has minor injuries after landing off the run way at south jersey regional airport in lumberton burlington county. the suspect came to rest in the grass. medics checked out the pilot in the scene. >> college students in midwest are teaching students a thing or two about kindness. a deliveryman was beyond shocked when he arrived they brought him on stage and paid 12.50 cost of pizza and then gave him type of more than 1200 dollars and gave minimum a bag of handwritten notes. >> pizza delivery person

weeks of surveillance is about to end for 48 people including family of thomas eric dunkin. in just about two hours dunkin fiancee and family are expected to be released from isolation. experts say the week ahead will be a critical time for those still being monitored. it's been 11 days since dunkin died precisely the time frame when symptoms should surface if a spern in fact infected. meantime authorities are tracing contacts of nurse amber vincent that traveled back from dallas to cleveland to prepare for her wedding and a bridal shop she visited was decontaminated. a healthcare working that handled dunkin's samples returned. >> she should not have been or board. she should have stayed home. >> and military is now preparing to train a 30-member rapid response medical support team. that team provides quick help for healthcare professionals in u.s. dealing with any potential future ebola cases. >>> you can find updated information about the story on 6abc.com. we'll continue to follow any new developments and on-line and have resources to learn more about ebola virus, symptom

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hey, jill, dunkin' donuts out with new dessert hybrid. what's on the menu? >> yes, dunkin' donuts will start selling a crew saint donut, but they say, don't call it a cronut. now there is new dunkin donut hybrid will be available for limited time starting monday. last year, i'm sure you remember, the trademark cronut became a huge sensation. that prompted a number of similar products. i have yet to try a cronut. have you guys tried one yet? >> no, i have not. i have not. >> what are they calling it then, not calling it a cronut. >> don't call it a come back, cool j said. >> oh, thanks, jill. >> that's it, that's it. >> little milk, little coffee, cacall it good. thanks, jill. coming up after a short break. traffic and weather together. we do it on the >> 4:53, here is traffic and weather together. >> good morning to anyone waking up and headed on out in the next few minutes, out to the schuylkill expressway, currently no problems around 202, so headed eastbound toward the city looking great, westbound toward king of prussia looking great there, as well. and

staff members here staged a rally in support of the employer and staff members that cared for dunkin. >> carrying signs which skate stated i'm am presby proud they rallied outside of the hospital today. the rally comes a day after a texas nurse's union and staff members criticized the hospital for failing to give proper information and training on how to deal with ebola. two nurses subsequently contracted the disease and are being treated at emorry in atlanta another at the nih in bethesda, maryland. 70 others that cared for dunkin are asked to stay away from public places until danger of developing ebola passed. rick perry says mistakes were made from cdc to hospital in handling of ebola. >> air travel is in fact how this disease crosses borders. and it certainly is how it got to texas in the first place. >> with the exception of medical teams fighting ebola the governor is calling on ban for air travelers from currentyes hit by the virus. >> based on recent and ongoing developments i believe it is the right policy to ban air travel from countries that have been hit hardest by the e

today staff members were olding rally in support of employer and staff members who cared for thomas dunkin. carrying signs which stated i am presby proud and wearing tees saying presby united they were outside the hospital today the rally comes a day after texas nurse's union and staff members criticized hospital for failing to give proper information and training on how to deal with ebola. two nurses subsequently contracted the disease and are being treated at emory in atlanta and another nih bethesda, maryland several others have been ordered to stay afriday for 21 days until danger of developing ebola passed. rick perry said mistakes were made from cdc to hospital in handling ebola. >> air travel in fact how this disease corss borders and it is certainly how to got to texas in the first place. >> with exception of medical teams fighting ebola the governor is calling for ban for air travelers of kuptyes hardest hit with the deadly virus. >> based on recent and ongoing developments i believe it responsibility to ban air travel from countries hit hardest by ebola outbreak. >> also today a

for nearly 50 people that had contact with dunkin before he was hospitalized ending.ived with him tonight the guarantee being lifted. >>> included in that group dunkin's fiancee saying she is thankful for the support adding her prayers are now with the two nurses battling ebola. in dallas, marcy gonzalez. "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> police in trenton are looking for the person that shot and call a driver behind the wheel of mini vanch the engine was running when officers arrived at intersection of mulberry street and knottingham way. the victim was a 22-year-old man and police have not released his name or motive. >> meanwhile, philadelphia police recovered automatic weapon following a deadly shooting overnight. they say a tech nine fell off the victim as officers pulled him out of of the police cruiser that rushed him to the hospital of the university of pennsylvaniach the 33-year-old man was shot in the head, neck and chest in the 3800 block of girard avenue before midnight. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. so far, no arrests and no word quite yet on wha

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dunkin' donuts dark roast is here.start, smooth finish, never bitter. >> time to check the traffic in and around the area. let's go outside and look at delaware county this is what it looks like on blue route macdade boulevard. roads damp in spots. that's about it. no problems coming down from villanova or broomall. we expect lighter volume today as you head out with it being columbus day holiday. let's switch to ben franklin bridge now and see what it looks like there. westbound construction blocked the right lane. not causing a delay yet dave. >> couple light sprichingzls and showers on stormtracker 6 double scan. karen, pushing into salem county new jersey. a little bit of additional shower activity pushing through kent county over the next hour and cape may county seeing a bit of that as well. up north the stuff in northern bucks county is dipd kind of dying out. maybe damp roads through here as well. generally speaking not a big issue. i'm not going over board with rain gear today. could be a shoty shower through

he is at low risk because he did not have direct contact with dunkin. he's part of a group of 38 people who may have been around dunk whin he started showing symptoms. dunkin meantime remains in critical condition. >>> philadelphia police are serving for the driver who's unsecured ladder caused an accident on i-95 that left a highway patrol over injured. the crash happened 6:00 this evening near academy road. philadelphia police officer had just finished working eagles game and was on his way to pay his respects to fallen state trooper. that unsecured ladder wentz flying off a vehicle up ahead and traffic came to a surpriseen halt and the officer on a motorcycle crashed into the car in front of him. he flipped over the top of the bike landed on a vehicle and rolled off. he was nearly hit by an oncoming car. the 15-year vet rap of the force was rushed to the hospital with head trauma and is being kept overnight for observation. police are asking for any witnesses to call the accident investigation division. that motorcycle officer was hurt on way to the

only coming into contact after dunkin was hospitalized. now, experts are looking into her own ring of possible exposure. so far extending just to one person who came into contact with her once she started showing symptoms friday. her dog being monitored, also, and nurse's apartment being decontaminated and neighbors on alert. >> definitely it's scary being in dallas. but when it's right here. >> right here. >> reporter: as officials stress the community is not at risk. >> it is not news that should bring about panic. >> reporter: and cdc is planning to offer more training to health care workers here and across the country. some expert stress all ebola patients should be treated at one of the four hospitals especially prepared to handle cases it's something cdc is being considered. marcy gonzalez, "channel 6 action news." >>> marcy, thank you for the report. back here tomorrow we'll host a phone bank to raise funds for fight against ebola. medical experts say this is outbreak that affects us globally and the most effective way to get under

a healthcare worker that cared for thomas eric dunkin in the hospital where he died. the worker developed a fever friday night and was immediately isolated and tested. meantime airports in the u.s. have become a front line in detecting virus. >>> at jfk first of five major u.s. teernts come on board, new extensive screening beginning there this morning. all passenger as living from those countries at the epicenter of ebola out ut break now checked for fever and asked if they have had "any patients there. overseas 100% of travelers leaving those countries are screened on exit. >> fever no vomiting no headache no. >> and with more than 36,000 passengers not a single case has been detectd no matter how many procedures are put if place we cannot get the risk to zero. >> czc admitting this screening would not have picked up on thomas eric dunkin the man turned away from a dallas hospital to return later dieded there from the disease. >> eric did not know that he had ebola when he came to america. and as he satisfied to luiz i would have preferred to stay in liberia and die

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pumpkin is back at dunkin' donuts. enjoy all your pumpkin-y favorites like the new pumpkin creme brulee latte. >> 4:50 and matt pellman has wet roads and a problem at this hour. >> reporter: the flashing lights gave it away. the problem is a spin-out accident on the expressway. they have a tow truck here, the right lins are blocked, the volume is light, we're not seeing a delay on the vine street expressway eastbound toward i-95. if you're getting on i-95 there's a broken vehicle approaching the girard avenue interchange taking out a lane, tow truck is there and should be gone shortly. we needed several tow trucks in the southbound lanes on i-95 by cottman. police are out there, you can see some of the dvs off to the side. the right lane is blocked southbound toward center city. police activity willow grove, quigly avenue. hatfield at the montgomeryville cycle center, watch out for a crash at bergy. road. >> bermuda is in the cross hairs of a hurricane it's called gone gone. if you're -- gonzalo. if you're flying to be

dunkin flew in from liberia for a family graduation and started to show symptoms, he want to the emergency room and was sent home. a nurse never passed along that he said he was from liberia. officials are trying to determine how many people he could have infected. meanwhile, the liberian community in philadelphia continues to feel the effect of the ebola scare. they are trying to keep updated on how their families are doing. liberia association is collecting color rocks and gloves. >> that's what we need most. >> reporter: hospitals across the u.s. are prepared to treat ebola and contain the virus as more cases are brought into the country. chris coons chair of the african subcommittee is sending workers to help. >> train community workers and distribute kits that will make it possible to get a hand on ebola in west africa and begin to tamp down the outbreak. >> reporter: the liberian minister association is gathering goods to send to liberia. they are he -- encouraging members of the liberian community to stay home for 21 days in the event symptoms should arise. >> we have a list of 7 th

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and dunkin' donuts gets in on the cronut craze. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange. >>> takata, the company made air bags that could metal fragments to fly out. the lawsuit claims that takata and automakers toyota and honda misled them about information. >>> the fed is expected to announce the completion of its bond-buying program after the meeting wednesday afternoon. but it's also expected to signal a long wait for improvements in the economy before raising interest rates higher. >>> here on wall street today, investors are watching earnings reports on data and durable goods. home prices and consumer confidence. the dow gained 12 points monday. the s&p 500 lost almost 3. the nasdaq rose 2 points. >>> and next week, donin' doughnuts will start selling a croissant doughnut but don't call it a cronut. it will be available nationally starting monday. last year, the cronut started a sensation which prompted a number of similar products. anne-marie. >> i may ask to try one or four or six. but nothing like a cronut. jill wagn

pumpkin is back at dunkin' donuts.rites like the new pumpkin creme brulee latte. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this thursday, october 16 we're following breaking traffic news right now. >> a part of the schuylkill expressway is shut down due to a roll-over crash. >> storm tracker 6 live shows what's left of the rainstorm. accuweather tells us when the clouds will open up to sunshine. >> philadelphia prison inmate says a guard badly beat him and he has the proof on video. >> karen is off, let's go over to matt pellman with the latest on the schuylkill expressway and david has accuweather. >> reporter: goodgood morning, s get to storm tracker 6 live double scan, over the last

pumpkin is back at dunkin' donuts.oy all your pumpkin-y favorites like the new pumpkin creme brulee latte. >>> a swerving school bus unnerved our drivers. they show the end of the wild rides a the chaperones called 911 we were concerned with our bus driver. she can't stay in the lane. the adults are getting scared. >> what happened? the police pulled the bus over and placed the 39-year-old driver under arrest. martinez was under influence of muscle relaxers. >> what was the problem. she said she was tired she was up early things of that nature and she was tired. >> 80 elementary students were on board along with adults. fortunately none were injured. >>> the protestors daunted by heavy rain demonstrated outside of the police headquarters in ferguson, missouri that is how long michael brown's body was left on the street after shot in august. 50 people were arrested including civil rights activist cornel west. >>> the hazing scandal, seven players from sayreville were charged with sex crimes on younger players. he will d

. >> this morning the first transmission of ebola, a nurse in her 20s who cared for dunkin contracted the disease. the hospital says the nurse was wearing full protective gear. face mask, two layers of gloves and shoe coversch the woman was exposed due to a breach of protocol at the hospital and may not be the only person. >> unfortunately it is possible in the coming days we'll see additional cases of ebola. >> the nurse started showing symptoms friday and drove herself to the hospital. this morning officials are retracing her steps trying to determine who she had contact with. one person as a precaution is placed in isolation. >> definitely it's scary being in dallas. when it's right here. >> those same hazmat crews that decontaminated dunkin's apartment is working on the nurses while officials spread word on person and phone. >> please be advised a healthcare working living in your area tested positive for ebola virus. >>> although cdc issued guidelines for hospital for identifying and treating ebola some healthcare workers are confused. >>> when nurses become infected they're blam

delicious dunkin' donuts coffee. pick some up where you buy groceries.french roast and colombian today. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> voters in toronto elect a new mayor today. they'll choose a successor to controversial mayor rob ford. he said he's not seeking re-election as he battles cancer. ford had admitted smoking crack cocaine but refused to resign. his brother doug is on the ball let running in his place, but he's not expected to win. >>> starting today people can order a home test for colon cancer. cologuard has been approved by the fda. you send a stool sample to a lab. it tests for blood that might suggest a tumor. it's an alternative to those who might have avoided a colonoscopy. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. gas prices dropped again as crude oil prices fall. the lundberg survey reports the price at the pump dropped 18 cents in the last two weeks. the average cost for regular gas is now $3.08 per gallon. >>> cvs

the hospital said this is right to move her, and it is reported as many as 75 people cared for thomas dunkin that later died from ebola virus later today hazmat crews were decontaminating the second nurse that got. it amber vincent was flown to emory university hospital in atlanta and dallas county commissioners met in emergency session to consider issuing disaster declaration in the end they de seeded against it for now. >> key issue is healthcare workers that came in contact with mr. dunk taken to make sure they monitor themselves and stay away from all public places. >> now it's still unclear how the two nurses got it. but national nurses united a union represents they failed to provide proper information in a timely manner. it was following cdc guidelines and from now on any worker that shows slightest system will be tested proactively for ebola. that's the latest from there, dann cuellar, "channel 6 action news." >> thank you, dap. continuing team coverage and health reporter and registered nurse alley gore map live in at lap ta tonight. good eveningeveningally. >> good evening, monica.

texas health officials say the worker cared for thomas eric dunkin after he was admitted to the hospital. >> preliminary blood tests on a caregiver texas health presbyterian health dallas proved positive for ebola. this healthcare worker was under self monitoring regiment described by cdc and based on involvement in caring for patient thomas eric dunkin during his care that started september 28. >>> thomas dunk sint man treated at the texas hospital and died from ebola last week after contracting it in liberia. the healthcare working is in isolation and further testing by cdc is being done to confirm ebola. there's been more than 8,000 cases of ebola rye virus. 4,000 have died. >> mean while american journalist treated for ebola is showing signs of improvement. he is receiving an experimental drug similar to treatment rick schaffer received when he was treated at the same facility. he was infected while working as free lance camera man in liberia. >> ebola screenings started jfk international airport and they're expected to begin at four other major airports. they're taking temperatures.

dunkin died wednesday. officials are trying to determine who was the nurse she was in contact with while contaminated. so far in one as a recaution. >> a western on plane at lax and boston back from west africa have ebola. >> it is now 6:05 we have overnight update on unusual theft outside of lincoln financial field. military veteran says his prosthetic leg was stolen. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live outside the linc in south philadelphia and it's almost unbelievable where they found the leg, katherine. >> yes, that leg did turn up overnight. everyone was inside at the eagles game last night this happened in parking lot outside. and the victim says he's relieved he has his leg back but he want to know whoa would think it's funnily to pick on disabled you. >> may have seen sunny forest junior sitting out eagles games and early this morning he was receiving his prosthetic leg stolen in a porking lot near -- they recovered it and say they very video of a female with the leg. >> he sometimes take

he did not feel and does not feel nor do we feel that this is anything to do with ebola. >> as for dunkinls say right now he's receiving supportive care not experimental drugs out of fear they say his condition may get worse in dallas i'm elizabeth her "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> police in camden say a man is shot as he gets out of his car and officers responded to 2900 block of carmen street after 4:30 a.m. and this as a 31-year-old man with bullet wound to his chestch the victim arrived home when he was approached by someone and shot so nar no arrest and word on motive in philadelphia summerdale section police are looking for masked man that heldp a bar determined overnight. a 21-year-old woman said she was cleaning up at elis bar when the robbery happened. a suspect with a gun came up behind her and took off with 270 in cash and that bartender was not hurt app a woman in the car that was hit by two men fleeing from state police in newark, delaware has died. state trooper say 32-year-old steven squevrry and passenger took off after a trooper saw them using heroin in the car. the ca

a nurse who helped dunkin has tested positive for ebola. more from dallas. >> good evening, that health care worker now in stable condition in isolation here in this hospitalch the same place she reportedly contracted the virus. at this hospital in dallas, another ebola case. a healthcare work whor treated the patient who died from the virus here last week now infected. >> she identified symptoms immediately on their onset. she was isolated promptly. >> officials from texas health presbyterian hospital saying the worker followed cdc guidelines including wearing full protective gear while caring for thomas eric dunkinch the infection shows there was a breach in protocol. they're urgently trying to figure out how this happened. >> we're very concerned. >> officials saying there is no risk to the community but sending out a reverse 911 call to alert the healthcare workers neighbor. >> the healthcare workner your area tested positive for ebola virus. >> while hazmat cues rush to decontaminate her home, car and apartment complex. >> eye was so f

dunkin' donuts said you should not call this a cronut.that's a different thing that somebody's already trademarked. that treat gained fame here in new york more than a year ago. glad we cleared that up. >>> when we come back, we have a backyard surprise for you. a car ends up at the bottom of the pool. this morning the driver explaining just exactly how this happened. >>> plus smashing celebration. a table tennis player loses his cool after winning. and now he's paying the price. [ kevin ] this is connolly, cameron, zach, and clementine. we have a serious hairball issue. we clean it up, turn around, and there it is again. it's scary. little bit in my eye. [ michelle ] underneath the kitchen table, underneath my work desk, we've got enough to knit a sweater. [ doorbell rings ] zach, what is that? the swiffer sweeper. the swiffer dusters. it's some sort of magic cloth that sucks in all the dog hair. it's quick and easy. pretty amazing that it picked it all up. i would totally take on another dog. [ kevin ] really? ♪ [ kevin ] really? creepi

dunkin arrived on dallas from west africa. health officials say thurman toring about 50 people and looking -- thurman toring people and looking for more. >>>wusa 9 has been bringing you all the information they can. we sent jim to take a look at the ebola. >> reporter: a wusa 9 exclusive, what happens when a patient shows up here. you're going with us as we gained rare entree to a ebola care central. only the second time a reporter has been granted access. >> here we have an ebola cart and that contains all the protective apparel that we need to put on to take care -- rule out of a suspected ebola patient. >> reporter: the ebola cart has a grand purpose to protect the medical professionals who could handle a suspected ebola patient. >> we're going to use the devices that we have here to dress up. i want to be able to put my shoe covers on. >> reporter: a main cover, to a hair net, goggles, extended gloves, and a mask. much more than a normal guard nurses and doctors wear on a daily basis. >> oh, yes it is. >> reporter: when a

and they were too high and later dunkin was rushed to the hospital and admitted. dying there on wednesday. his case part of the focus of a congressional hearing at dallas fort worth hearing. >> we learned from these miss steps and we need to assure proper procedures are established and followed should another case rise in the united states. >> dunkin's family says he was cremated. kent brantly expressed his sympathy, he was the first ebola patient. >> my heart is broken for his family. >> health of another ebola family is said to be improving. passengers coming from that country as well as guinea and sierra leone will face extra screening jfk with four other airports doing the same later next week. this as death toll from ebola continues to climb in west africa. now more than $4,000 people have died from the virus there. marcy gonzalez, "abc news" dallas. >>> the father of young boy in mercer county who died of entrovirus is paying tribute to his son's life by helper other children. andrew waller announced a new foundation in his son's memory. his 4-year-old son e

♪ >> a worker working with dunkin now has the he we'll be virus.re providing further tests to confirm the initial test results f confirmed this would be first known case contracted on transmitted in u.s.. we have been following developments in ongoing ebola outbreak open 6abc.com. we'll continue to follow the story there and bring you any updates. you can find resources and more information about the ebola virus. it's now 7:30 let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. chilly out there. >> yeah i would like to be inside right now. it's chilly sunday out here. 32 in poconos. they're freezing, patchy fog developing in outlying suburbs which is a little ahead of schedule. normally first frost norm and west between october 20 and 31. again little ahead of schedule and certainly not unusual. 36 in allentown and reading 37 and lancaster 40 millville 44 and dover 46 and little better right there on the coast sea isle city 49 and boardwalk in atlantic city also showing 49. here's satellite 6 and action radar and looks bett

pumpkin is back at dunkin' donuts. all your pumpkin-y favorites like the new pumpkin creme brulee latte. >> the national weather service confirms two tornadoes moved through metro atlanta yesterday morning leaving neighborhoods littered with debris and thousands of people without power. the same storm system left one person dead and several severals injured in the arkansas. person dead and several severals east coast. >> this same storm system heading this way and you're still saying it's not going to be as bad as what we've seen down there. >> no, i think our main threat will be heavy downpours today and tonight. storm tracker 6 double scan shows us we're basically dry across the region. there's one little sprinkle trying to push up into cumberland county off the delaware bay. that's hardly anything at all. over by baltimore there's some other stuff tracking up towards lancaster but not moving in our direction just yet. we have cloudy skies overhead with some breaks possible as we move through the early part of the da