we are in hatboro horsham area kyle is reporting 65 degrees. he hads a barometric pressure of 30 even. and it is steady. here is a quick look at his comment, mostly sun which some sir us clouds above. it is a beautiful evening here. to can be part of the weather watcher network. we are launching it today but we are taking sign ups. 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 ba

members of the navy and the environmental protection agency met with neighbors last night in horsham. they addressed concerns about high levels of pfcs found in well water within a mile of the former willow grove naval air station. now, the navy has tested 18 of 200 wells so far and found that 2 of them needed to be shut down. >> we discovered that there is a contaminants for fluorinated compounds potentially in the ground water here. first and foremost, i want folks to know that if they're on public water here in horsham township, they are safe. >> those pfcs have been linked to reproductive problems in animal studies. the navy says it will take two more months to finish testing all of the wells. meanwhile, the horsham water and sewer authority took the affected wells offline and is providing water to homes through alternate lines. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> the showers have ended this morning. there's still some clouds around, but the skies will be quickly clearing, thanks to gusty winds. we're already seeing gusts of more than 20 mile

this is happening in horsham at county line road. a live look at route one. northbound on the blue route, 95 to 76, that will take 18 minutes. we are getting that yellow light, that slow down from woodhaven to the vine. 23 minutes if you're traveling on 76, westbound on the vine to the blue route. a 16-minute trip right now. don't forget if you're taking the septa paoli thorndale line is delayed a little bit because of track problems that amtrak is having, guys. >>> new from overnight, investigators are looking into a deadly fire at an assisted living facility in delaware county. one person died, another was hurt. dozens were evacuated. this fire broke out around 9:30 at the elwyn institute in middletown township. it's a facility for disabled people. nbc10's katy zachry joins us live. you found out more about the victim. tell us more. >> reporter: yeah, vai, i talked to members of the pennsylvania state policebarracks, not far from here in media. they are releasing more information about the victim saying he's in his 60s or 70s. we understand he lived here at

it's been so busy, this one in horsham, tournament drive at horsham road, watch for an accident here. cherry hill, haddonfield road we have police activity blocking a right lane. a lot going on. >> two surfers were attacked by sharks within minutes of each other on a florida beach. a boy was bitten on his right foot. half an hour later, a 29-year-old surfer, found his foot in the jawls of a shark. -- jaws of a shark. warm water and a swell pushing fish closer to shore is likely to blame. >>> a car creenld into a california donut shop. two people were lucky enough to get out of there with cuts and bruises, but one person died at the scene. several other people were hurt. police say the driver may have stepped on the gallons instead of the brake in the parking lot. >> the eagles are now 4-1 as they head into next weekend. yesterday, saint louis rams no match for the birds at the linc. the eagles dominated in the first three-quarters, nick foles had this to say about the rams' fourth quarter rally. >> to win it's a blessing, we have to learn how to finish better, we're not there yet. >>

still one we're following on horsham.. >>> and a gusty wind blowing this morning. and the rain is coming down. that's a live dreary view from center city from the loews hotel. winds have topped 30 miles an hour and the winds staying with us all day long. and now steady rainfall is moving into parts of atlantic city in new jersey. and you see some of that steadier rain that extends through burlington county. gloucester, camden, indiana and western suburbs as well. scattered showers in allentown. the winds now gusting to 23 miles an hour in philadelphia. a little stronger in the pocono mountains. a dreary, windy start. otherwise, quite nice. 55 degrees in philadelphia. we're getting the rain this morning. but it's going to be a much nicer start at the bus stop with temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. and not a lot warmer for the afternoon. >> but it gets better for the weekend. >> yes, the weekend looks good. >>> the "today" show is up next. we'll see you for local updates in 35 minutes. >>> you can always get the la

getting chilly now that the sunniesing down in the hatboro horsham weather. now for more, we will send it back inside to kate. >> back to you, catty thanks, kyle. well done. thanks very much, kate. all right. lets take you now to the eyewitness weather watcher network, we will see all of our locations and our reports, first, we're going where it is 66 degrees. gary says wind are 17 miles an hour in avondale pennsylvania but look at that relative humidity low at 32 percent. real gee further north to downingtown. temperature down to 57 degrees. carolyn says relative humidity sitting at 47 degrees. lovely day in lionville, a slight breeze, and you can see wind out of the northwest at 12 miles an hour, but it is going to get warmer tomorrow. to the north we will go to allentown where the temperature is still 65 degrees. kim says what a beautiful day, in allentown bethlehem area i want to show you beautiful picture sent from havertown, kevin says what a day, 70 degrees. autumn is supposed to be like this and it is but take a look the at this beautiful photo that h

in horsham, a new accident into our system. this is at tournament drive at horsham road. i'm also following some incidents on 76, some disabled vehicles blocking traffic, 76 eastbound at conshohocken. i'll have that for you in a few minutes. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henl henley. >> it's a chilly start this morning. the temperatures 30s and 40s to start with. 40s in the city, but in the suburbs it's dropped into the 30s. we're watching for some frost. right now it's just bumped up to 50 at philadelphia international at the airport. 68% humidity. very dry air. it's part of why the temperatures have really come down this morning. the other issue is the wind. it's died down this morning. but that changes during the day. you can see some clouds to the west. it will be a pretty good breeze ahead of those clouds coming in today. showers already in northwestern pennsylvania and the ohio valley are destined for our area but really not until tomorrow. the future weather shows nice, clear skies for us today. come tomorrow, the chance of showers

members of the navy and the environmental protection agency met with neighbors in horsham last night. they addressed concerns about high levels of pfcs found in well water within a mile of the former willow grove naval air station. the navy tested 18 of 200 wells so far and they found that 2 need to be shut down. >> we discovered that there is a contaminant for fluorinated compounds potentially in the groundwater here. and first and foremost, i want to make sure that folks that didn't know they are on public water supply here in horsham township that they are safe. >> pfcs are chemicals commonly found in firefightering foam and are linked to reproductive problems in animal studies. the navy says it will take two more months to complete all of the well water testing. >>> 5:16 now. new this morning, a new federal report shows that americans are living longer than ever. the centers for disease control says a child born in 2012 will live an average life of 78 years and 9 months. that's about six weeks longer than the life expectancy in 2010 and 2011. and while people are living longer, th

we have an accident in horsham, montgomery county, welsh road at player mill road.is accident partially blocking traffic. this is new west deptford gloucester county. ramp to 642 that accidents partially being blowing ramp in that region. watch for that in gloucester county. wood land township burlington county accident involving over turned vehicle still out there. police are on hand and directing traffic on the scene. route 72, 563. accident here in burlington county, one in gloucester county. one in montgomery county. a few problem out there. even as the roads are dry. satellite 6 and action radar showing showers trying to build in as david has been saying late morning on you might expect drizzle or shower orbit of rain heaviest comes later tonight and into the overnight hours. temperatures-wise cool, 46 in quakertown and pottstown and 46 kennett square and 61 chester and some of the suburbs in new jersey 49 and cinnaminson 49 right now gandy beach. 64 currently in dover, tam. >> okay. >> developing right now former soviet president mikell is monitored for a recu

disinfect jairs that are exposed to ebola, they are called decontamination robots and they are made in horsham>> reporter: they are made by the bio tech company, biotel. they are used to disinfect hospitals for viruses like mrsa and have been called to duty at presbyterian health in taps. documenting the first documented case of ebola in the u.s. it's used in france and spain and the institute of health. the portable machine uses a hydrogen solution with water. >> it's pumped up through the nozzle itself. >> how long does it take? >> an hour and a half to complete the cycle. >> how do you know all the path agains are removed from the room? >> we use indicators. >> the strength of the path gens. >> the airation unit then vacuums the hydrogen peroxide from the room, after its removed and its affectiveness is verified, a hospital room or vehicle can immediately return to service. >> biotel inspect their technology will be used soon in guinea and sierra leone and other parts of west africa. lisa thomas-laury, channel 6 "action news." >>> turning to sports. the eagles prepare for their showdown aga

in horsham, another accident. this is at horsham road and norristown road. all these accidents, got to take it slow. >> roads are wet and slippery, yes. just about quarter of. coming up on it crowded septa regional rail line. this couple spotted by the septa conductor in radnor, news night driver said they were getting high in the back, and they called police, and the police were stationing, some of the ride remembers shocked. >> as they were leaving packets of heroin, suspected heroin dropped, right on the floor,. >> i'm coming home from work, and i don't want to see that or be around that. >> found packets, needles, several empty bags with heroin residue. police looking into whether these two may have been involved with any other criminal activity in the area. now, man from toms river, new jersey, barn bus davis mark heroin bags with the trademark stamp name boil. he is charged with possession of heroin and crack cocaine with the intent to distribute. police say that he had more than 600 wax folds in a room at the ramada inn2300 block of route nine. davis

we have an accident in shore -- horsham tournament drive that cleared. the action cam is on the scene of a fatal accident in south jersey, a car rear ended an asphalt truck in the area on delsea drive which is closed at almondesson road. with the fatal accident they are likely to do an accident investigation. that horrible accident scene in westville, gloucester county causing a problem with the morning commute, tam. >> thank you, karen. >> developing overnight an american journalist infected with the ebola virus is on the the way to the u.s. to receive treatment in nebraska. the head of the cdc will brief president obama on the crisis this afternoon. officials say they are confident there will not be a widespread outbreak in the county. they are monitoring 40 people who came into contact with a man named thomas duncan who remains in critical condition at a dallas hospital while haz/mat continues the second and final decontamination phase at his apartment. officials are looking at ways to limit the overall risks of americans from being infected. >> we'll

. >> finally local athletes doubling as fill an throw piingts at a meeting took on horsham river catsll. in order to take part each player is required to raise money for families facing a financial crisis after a recent tragedy. >> it was an evening to wine and dine for a good cause. more than 500 people turn out to raise money for the american cancer society. former philadelphia district attorney and current mayoral candidate abraham lynn is on hand tonight. money goes to race ago wareness and funds to help support people who were diagnosed with cancer. >> that will do it for us on a sunday night. >> "action news" returns at 4:30 tomorrow morning with tamala edwards, matt o'donnell, and david murphy. now for walter perez, melissa magee, karen rogers, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team this is a lot of names, i'm sarah bloomquist, news" team this is a lot of names, i'm sarah bloomquist, have a great sunday

montgomery county accident in horsham, welsh rd. at blair mill road.hat area if you can. it does definitely get pretty busy. throughout your morning, if you are traveling again on the schuylkill speeds are dropping down into the 20's, 14 on 95, still looking pretty good traveling on 476 in the northeast extension, no delays for mass transit. natasha? >> katy perry starting to prepare to perform. >> will perform during half time at the superbowl. perry reportedly shift listed by the nfl in august along with rihanna and cold play. league reportedly asked artists for a payment in exchange for performing at the half time gig. the last superbowl set record with over 111 million people tuning in to see performances by bruno mars and the red hot chilly peppers the last week perry told espn she would not pay to play at the superbowl. >> and new kids on the block, don't get too excited, erika, katie, the latest to get star on the hollywood walk of fame. all five members were hanging tough for the reveal. the new kids disband in 1994, but secretly reunited in 20

try to avoid that stretch if you k also not too far away in horsham, rush mill, blair mill road, knowne travels time, westbound on the pa turnpike still not awful there. not awful as well 476, again, southbound side of 95 slow for sure, woodhaven all the way down through to the vine at 33 minutes. but expect delays on the schuylkill expressway for sure, touch of traffic if you are traveling on the vine st. expressway around broad street westbound. erika? >> torrey, thank you. dairy queen is the latest chain to join long litz of businesses targeted by hackers. the fast-food chain says that haak ers may have stolen customers credit and debit card numbers. at almost 400 stores, there are targeted between august and october. we check and the affected restaurants close toast philadelphia are in reading, dover, and bear, delaware. >>> now 73 time for check on business news. >> jill wagner joins us now from the new york stock exchange, jill there is week, roller coaster ride on wall street. dow jed was down from the best day to the worse in the year wednesday. what is happening with the marke

. >> reporter: ed is director of operation, at bio will based in horsham, montgomery county. >> it spins 360 each way, so when sure equal distribution of vapor in the room. >> reporter: remote control robotic sterilization systems have been used in a variety of places, including the nih and johns-hopkins. here you can see a room being taped to seal it for hour long, decontamination. now similar robots from the company are in dallas following the death of thomas eric duncan. >> we sterilized the suite of rooms that he was exposed in, currently this week we are back down there, working in the emergency rooms. >> reporter: they say research shows hydrogen peroxide vapor can sterilize locations which reduces risk of people contracting contagious diseases. company says that the technology is a quick, safe way, for hospitals to contain ebola. >> we have been preparing for an out break for such as this for last three or four months they use a verification system including chemical test strips taped to the wall to ensure that the contamination has been eliminated and that it is safe to enter the

. >> as for the dallas hospital, it is now using a decontamination robot made by a horsham company to clean up after ebola patients are treated. this robot sprays a hydrogen peroxide vapor that kills viruses and other germs. the robot's nozzles spin 360 degrees ensure equal distribution of vapor into the room. >> introduce them into a sealed room will get into every nook and cranny in the room and when it comes out of saturation it envelopes the bacteria that's in the room and kills it. >> bio quell says hydrogen peroxide vapor effectively sterilizes surfaces reducing the risk of people contracting contagious diseases. >>> we invite you to keep it right here with "eyewitness news." we'll keep you up to speed on the ebola out break. we have assembled a resource guide to help keep you informed. it's posted on cbsphilly.com. >> claims of excessive force inside philadelphia's curran fromhold prison lead to a federal lawsuit. the altercation was caught on tape september 20th. surveillance video shows inmates james akubu handcuffed and being escorted for medical attention after a pepper spr

just the slight chance of a shower later on today. 57 at the airport, but look at the low 50s for horsham, trenton, washington township is down to 54 degrees. kennett square right now 53. quakertown is at 50 degrees. if you look into the pocono mountains, shenandoah is at 47 right now, but the rest of the area is running several degrees warmer than that. middle to upper 50s in delaware, middletown right now is 57 degrees, while it is 60s along the coast for cape may harbor, avalon and beach haven. inland just a bit the temperatures are in the 50s and still falling. but with the clouds overhead, i don't think the temperatures are going to go much colder. there you can see the clouds that came in overnight. those will be staying there. they're lining up to our southwest. and with these clouds, a chance, just a chance of some showers. you can see a few sprinkles to the south right now. and in the philadelphia area, it's trying to rain. much of this rainfall evaporating before it hits the ground. but there's a chance we'll see scattered showers during the day. this is future weather at 9:00,

horsham, wrightstown 39 degrees, 36, the chance of some frost in chester springs.rtown might be seeing some frost as well. look at bluebell now down to 37 degrees. and we're at 40 degrees for vineland and atlantic city at the airport, while it's low to mid-40s in delaware. it's a little bit warmer in new jersey and delaware, but not by much. clear skies. we'll see plenty of sunshine. we're going to see enough sunshine today to head our temperatures into the 70s. that and a little bit of a southerly breeze working ahead of these clouds. that southerly wind will be kicking in. we'll see gusts today to 25 miles an hour. behind those clouds, a few showers, just some light showers in western pennsylvania. you can see they extend into the midwest. so, that's part of the system that is going to be bringing us clouds tomorrow with a chance of showers. for today, it's going to be 60s for the pocono mountains, allentown and quakertown. lots of sunshine and the wind picking up during the afternoon hours. 72 degrees in northeast philadelphia with lots of sunshine for trenton a

clouds and the temperatures have dropped into the 30s for much of cape may county. 33 right now in horshamnd trenton. washington township is 35 degrees. look at the 30s for pottstown and quakertown, 32 degrees to start with this morning. clouds are thinning out, so the numbers will come down a bit more. sun's not coming up until about 7:15 this morning, so there's still plenty of time for the additional cooling to take place this morning. clouds to the west. that's what's heading in for tonight and tomorrow. and with these clouds, a chance of some rain. right now it's moving towards toronto out of eastern michigan. those showers are part of a system that is going to be with us starting tomorrow but will last toward the end of the week in the area, causing umbrellas to go up even later on. for today, partly sunny. the temperatures will be going up, but only into the low 60s today. partly sunny and cool with southwesterly winds helping temperatures to warm up today. tomorrow the numbers climb before showers move in. the clouds will be building with wet weather for tuesday, wednesday and into

. >>> meanwhile the dallas happies now using a decontamination robot made by a horsham company to clean up after ebola patients are treated. it sprays a hydrogen peroxide vapor and kills viruses and other germs. director of operations of the company says the nozzle spins 360-degree to assure equal distribute of the vapor in the room. >> when we introduce it to a sealed room, we will get in every nook and cranny in the room and when it comes out of saturation it envelopes the the bacteria in the room and kills it. >> reporter: bio well says high crow again peroxide effectively sterilizees services, reducing the risk of contracting serious difficult sizes. >>> we have assembled a resource guide just go on line to cbs-3 philly.com. >>> anger, sadness and disbelief when parents find out their children could be forced from their school. >> their charter school lost a long legal battle with the school district of philadelphia and now their futures are riding on a lottery. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from northern lint with more on this, nicole, good morning. >> reporter:

"eyewitness news" at malvern school of horsham in montgomery county. seventy-five kids from infants all the way to six year old showed off their costume. hello, officer. the great and spooky time that was had by all. there is olaf. >>> right now, trick or treaters are out and about on this calm, but scary halloween night. this is a picture from sewell, new jersey. it is an amazing set up. dan built a haunted house outside his house to give kids an extra scare with a mirror mirror on the wall theme. the mobile weather lab was there and carol erickson paid him a visit earlier but there is nothing scar bye that mobile weather lab. our eyewitness weather watchers are reporting in some cool conditions on this halloween, lets start off in new jersey, temperature of 51. robin is in mount laurel she's saying looking very scary tonight in mount laurel, new jersey. 52 degrees right now in win known, kathy is reporting in some sun, earlier but now it is mostly cloudy. it will be another very chilly halloween indeed. lets take a look to the north and hatboro, kyle

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. >> "eyewitness news" at hatboro horsham high school tonight.he field was filled with pink there. the girls soccer team took on abington junior high. in the lisa soccer classic. she was beloved secretary who lost a battle with breast cans sr. at the age of 38. today's game not only raised awareness, but also funds for breast cancer research. >> we'll be right back. ♪ over the past four years pennsylvania has gone from 9th to 47th in job creation. and now, news about our economy is getting even worse. "pennsylvania's jobless rate is up for the second straight month as employment fell and unemployment rose." "bond rating agency has cut pennsylvania's rating to double a minus because of recurring budget deficits." "the state government is out of cash and is scrambling to make sure school districts and state employees can even be paid." >> thank you for watching cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. we return in the morning at 4:30 with erika von tiehl and natasha brown. for beasley, kathy and of one here at "eyewitness news", i'm chris may. >> i'm jess

look at the 30s for horsham. chester springs is now at 36 degrees. that's in the frost zone this morning along with quakertown at 36. and still coming down the temperatures for pottstown and allentown. so, very chilly start, and with clear skies, those temperatures will continue to fall. as far as clouds are concerned, you can see they've already arrived in western pennsylvania, really not in the cards for us until tomorrow. your hour-by-hour forecast. 10:00 this morning, 60 degrees in philadelphia, 40s to the pocono mountains, while reading is at 55 degrees. and then we're into the 70s, but just barely, at 3:00 this afternoon. take a closer look at the coming rain when i come back. >>> 11 minutes after 4:00. let's get a check of traffic to see how your early monday morning drive is shaping up. nbc 10's katy zachry has that. katy, any problems yet? >> hi, chris. a few things for drivers to be aware. starting in new jersey, westville on all monessen road at adelphi drive, there is an accident that happened within the last half hour and police are out

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 events. tonight city council will vote on a measure that would slap casinos and parking lots with bigger fines if they suddenly raised their rates without notifying the city. this, of course, comes after a couple of big concerts -- blake shelton, lady antebellum -- over the summer in which people complained about high parking rates at casino parking garages. the fines would be $100 to $1,000. it's a response to the prices that were enacted this summer during some concerts there in atlantic city. >>> if you think drivers of sportier looking cars get more traffic tickets, you might be on to something. >> that certainly appears to be the case, judging from this new survey. a study of 500 car models by insurance.com found that the subaru wrx is the most ticketed car. that's followed by the pontiac gto and the sion frs. to find out where your car ranks on the list, go t

horsham, 276 and state highway 309. showers pushing from south to north across the viewing area. we have a couple of more cells across south jersey, they are very isolated and very light. we are expecting the activity to pick up in the next couple of hours. 68 degrees in philadelphia. millville, a mild 66 with a breeze out of the southeast. sea isle city is up to 70. same thing with atlantic city on the boardwalk. allentown, 62. poconos, 55. wait until you see where you're going overnight tonight. huge area of low pressure you can see a counter clockwise swirl across the great lakes. this is the low that is driving the cold air into the heartland of the nation. the cold front is stretching across the eastern seaboard. get aload of the numbers, 39 in omaha. we have windchills in the teens and 20s across the high plains right now. we are pick be up snow, you just saw the video. that's pushing north and east. it's pushing east, but it will be in and out of here in a day. the heart of this cold air will retreat up into canada, so we'll not see numbers that cold, but it's cold for thi

horsham road at norristown road and terwood road at greenwood drive.ead into new jersey, 42 that's northbound traffic heavy from lower landing road to 295 currently a 19 minute road from the ac expressway to the walt whitman bridge. we can see what roads are getting wet. the rain is coming off off the northeast as it pin wheels around this area of low pressure. going in closer, you can see this area of yellow you're getting it good, just crossed route 70. medford lakes it's heavy on 206. and it's about to hit the white horse pike. be careful if you're heading there. wet on 55, 295, 70, 38. in the city i felt it's wet. we go is to the -- in the city itself, it's wet. it's route in pottstown, route 100, roads are wet, we've had a few accidents, erin. >> thanks, karen. >>> this is new tragic story in from los angeles, an ice cream truck struck and killed a boy on a bike last night. police are calling the incident an accident. >>> the community in the poconos is coming together to help the man who keeps getting mistaken for accused cop killer. james tell y

we have a wreck in horsham to avoid, it's along county line at keith valley road. >> reporter: satellited radar is showing we're going to be off to a sunny start, generally speaking we're looking at bright conditions. 54 degrees, we're in the 50s in most neighborhoods. noon, 60 the rest of the day we take off 64 degrees by noon, 6 by 2. the high is 69 at 4:00 p.m., fairly bright and breezy, but not as blustery as yesterday. i want to head to erin o'hern's facebook page because she has a tasty burger recipe. >> it won't cost you $1,800. >> it involves ranch! "g.m.a." is next! i guess i never really gave much thought to the acidity in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me, and i was like well can you fix it, can you paint it back on, and he explained that it was not something that grows back, it's kind of a one-time shot and you have to care for it. he told me to use pronamel. it's gonna help protect the enamel in your

horsham, county ryan load, keith vale road, accident there, as well, chris? >> sue, thank you. virus turns deadly here in the united states. >> another man rushed to a texas hospital where ebola like symptoms. thomas eric duncan died yesterday while getting treatment in texas, his body will be cremated. dozen of people, though, who came into contact with him will be monitored now for 21 days, how long it takes for these symptoms to present. yesterday dallas sherrie deputy was taken and being tested but histories social security pretty minimal. >> several airports across the country stepping up measures to stop ebola virus from coming into the us. jfk new york, newark international in new jersey, dullos, airports in chicago and atlanta, will start screening passengers from west africa by pack -- picking people's temperatures, asking them answer health questions. >> ems companies reviewing their protocols, to be sure they're prepared for whatever may come their way. >> lauren johnson looking into that, live from camden with the story. lauren, good morning. >> good morning to you,

carp sthent one into my facebook page in horsham, pa of sunset this evening the brilliant reds and yellows and cirrus clouds that pulled through and sun longer wavelengths of light which typically give us orange and yellow on the rainbow spectrum during the evening because it's a long wavelength bouncing off the ice crystals and equally as beautiful with color this weekend, the fall foliage past peak in the poconos but to remind you from lehigh valley to philadelphia peaking this weekend and in southern areas give it one more week. satellite and radar we say good-bye to the low pulling away and grabbing decent amount of dry air and not much in the way of precipitation and clouds near chicago we acold front passing through late tomorrow night. and in fact, future tracker this is what we like to see on saturday. we're not showing one cloud early tomorrow morning in the afternoon at 3:00. still nothing to track. but as we get into the evening hours yeah a couple clouds come through. that say cold front and that cold front ushers in strong winds around on sunday. here is your weekend outlook f

tonight's meeting runs until 8:30 at the horsham township community center. >>> now to the casino crisis atlantic city's shuttered revel casino is a step closer to re-opening after a bankruptcy judge signed off today on a sale. that approval came this afternoon in federal court in camden. the judge okayed the $110 million sale of the defunct mega resort built for nearly 2.5 billion to brookfield property partners which plans to re-open the property as a casino. brookfield's toronto-based parent company owns hard rock casino in las vegas and the atlantis resort in the bahamas. >> i think we maximized the value of the estate. it was a comprehensive and complete process to find an appropriate bidder. we're happy with the judge's outcome. we look forward to the future. >> the judge decided last month's auction in new york was properly conducted despite objections from a florida develo(r who failed to top brookfield's highest bid. >>> we get a look at a man police dubbed the office creeper. he was extradited to pennsylvania today. he was wanted in at least seven states for burglaries going ba

finally in horsham welsh road at blair mill road an accident at that busy intersection, kerry. >>> sue, thanks. a so-called joke about ebola on a flight from philadelphia to punta cana end with hazmat boarding the planes. >> fox 29's lauren johnson picks up the store friday where this site originated at philadelphia international with 3800 people dead from ebola, this is nothing on joke about. >> reporter: not at all, chris and very bad timing as concerns are rising high in light of the most recent case that was diagnosed here on american soil. that patient did die this week. we want to you take a look at cell phone video shot from inside that plane. >> here's the situation i need everybody to sit down. everybody sit down, okay. it will look worse then it is. >> that flight attendant says she has been with u.s. airways on planes for 30 years and she had a tough task trying to calm everybody down keeping those 290 passengers calm. dozens on have people pulling out their cell fence to capture frightening moment when crewness hazmat boarded that plane to pull that unidentified passenger o

they are called decontamination robots and they are made by a company made right here in horsham.t. >> reporter: robots are made bye-bye owe tech company bioqu el and most effective decontamination technology on the market. they are used locally to disinfect rooms and hospitals at holy redeemer, for viruses like mrsa but have been recently called to duty at texas health presbyterian hospital in dallas following the first documented case of ebola in the united states. robots have have also been used in the uk, france, spain, and the national institutes of health. the portable automated technology uses a 35 percent hydrogen peroxide solution with water. which is very concentrated, but environmentally safe. >> now the vapor then is pumped up through the nozzle itself, and then dispersed in the room. >> reporter: on average how long will it take to decontaminate a hospital room. >> hour and a half between setting up the room and completing the cycle. >> reporter: how do you know when all of the pathogens are removed from the room. >> we use chemical indicators. we are looking for a gr

> dallas hospital at the center of the ebola out break is using a decontamination robot made by a horsham company to clean up after ebola patients are treated. it sprays a hydrogen peroxide vapor that kills viruses and or germs. director of operations at bio will says the the nozzle spins 360 degrees to ensure equal distribution of vapor in the room. >> when they introduce them into a sealed room, we will get in every nook, cranny in the room and when it comes out of the saturation it envelopes the bacteria in the room and kills it. >> reporter: they say hydrogen peroxide vapor sterilizees surfaces reducing the risk of people contracting contagious diseases. >>> 6:33. let get traffic and weather together. a lot of rain overnight, katie. >> absolutely we are track ago this frontal boundary making its full retreat but is there more than aftermath issues that we have to discuss out there in the way of what is just left over now that this rain is out of here. just because storm scan three is emptying out does not mean we are without issue. we are left with blocked trains because of the leaves

horsham is 32. 32 in wrightstown. quakertown has dropped below freezing at 30 degrees now.ottstown and doylestown also below freezing, 31 degrees in both locations. it's 38 in newark. most of delaware's running a little bit warmer. no advisories or warnings there, but new jersey's a different story. mt. holly, atlantic city at the airport right at the freezing mark. and 30 degrees right now in vineland, too. we are about 20 minutes away from seeing sunshine this morning. it will be bright, but it's going to take some time for the temperatures to climb. so, a cold morning at the bus stop. in the suburbs, just below freezing, then 39 degrees center city. when i went to school on days like this, i would strap a radiator to my back and then i would be asked why i didn't have my books. cool conditions to start with at 9:00. by 9:00, we'll be in the 40s. a nice warm-up at lunchtime, sunny and 55 degrees. and then low 60s later this afternoon. now, we are watching the radar screen. don't expect to see any showers today, but tomorrow is a different story. we've got a system that's

this is horsham road, at norristown road. best thing to do just try to avoid this area if you can. if you are traveling on the pa turnpike, look right underneath the text box there. seeing westbound volume approaching the area of willow grove, then make your way out through to ft. washington. i would not be surprised if some that far volume even followed you, out through to the area of the mid-county toll plaza. also, northeast philadelphia, on the roosevelt boulevard, at holme avenue, we do have traffic lights, that are out. so, at this intersection, there is cents no cross traffic allowed. definitely want to give yourself more time. avoid. >> this but we've got some ladies in the house, so i'll toss it right over to ukee, and see waist going on. >> hello ladies. hey the six remembers hitting the court tonight. no not the hard wood, see the end time team at the court at king of prussia mall. joining me now to talk about it, and their new look, our michelle, pre he will, and jessica, from the sixers dancers. ladies, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> the new look. i'm digging

. >> the director of operations at bio yell based in horsham, montgomery count. >> i nozzles spin both 360 each way. so it will ensure equal distribution, the vapor in the room. >> he said the robotic sterilely agencies tells have been used in a variety of way like the nih and johns hopkins. here you see a room being taped to seal it for the hour long decontamination. now similar robots are in dallas following the death of thomas eric duncan. >> we sterilize the suite of rooms that he was exposed in, currently this week, we are back down there working in the emergency rooms. >> bio quill says hydrogen vapors can sterilize locations reduces the risk every people contracting coming take us diseases cents, the company says the technology quick and safe way for hospitals to contain ebola. >> we have been preparing for an outbreak such as this for the last three, four months. >> bio quill says it uses verification systems including chemical test strips, that are taped to the wall, to ensure that contaminants have been eliminated and that it is safe to enter the room. i'm stephanie stahl, cb

members of the navy and the environmental protection agency met with horsham residents last night and addressed concerns about high levels of pfc, chemicals commonly found in firefighting foam. the navy tested 18 out of 200 wells so far. two have to be shut down. testing will take two more months to complete. >>> happening right now, there's something coming between the earth and the sun -- or the moon and the sun, and that is the earth, causing the blood moon. there you see it. you can see the reddish hue there the moon is taking on, and this is as a total lunar eclipse takes place. and you can see now that the -- and we have some aircraft flying past the moon as well. you can see now the lunar eclipse about three-quarters of the way through. we expect this blood moon, as they call it, to last until shortly after 7:00, around 7:10 this morning. and you can see from this live picture as well why it's called a blood moon. it takes on that rusty red hue. we had an earlier one in april. again, this is lasting until about ten minutes after 7:00. >> pretty cool looking stuff there. let's t

way to the schuylkill on the schuylkill 95 headed into downtown and watch out for this accident in horshamor mass transit. erika? >> thank you, next update at 8: 25, much more ahead on cbs this morning. local news w weather and traffic continues with us on the "cw philly" on these >>> it is friday, hall friday, october 10th, 2014. there's a new enemy, taking on ebola. our troops are headed to west africa, but first here's a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds at 8:00. >> malala yousafzai is the youngest nobel peace prize winner in history. >> as the deadly siege continues despite u.s.-led air strikes it's showing just how limited those strikes are. >> a hear on whether or not the judge should remain on the case is expected as early as next week. until that matter's resolved, the issue of adrian peterson's alleged violation can't be addressed. >> the backlash began when he suggested women should not ask for pay raises and instead trust the system. >> this is one of the very few things i disagree with you on. >> when we went down, we saw that he lived rather modestly. we a

horsham road at norristown road is there an accident, as well. >>> that is the best vertigo. rebeck ace still my favorite hitchcock film. when your world starts spinning and you have not just ridden the tilt a whirl it might be vertigo. our sue serio has been a little bit more dizzy than usual. >> yes, dizzy. >> i wrote that. >> you know, honestly i have seen you in the last few mornings. >> we will we will watch first, what doctor mike did first. >> now lie back, okay. all right. so what we're going to do here is the man enough. i'm holding your head, relax your neck. >> i really to have trust you, up, up, neutral, down, neutral, to the side, up neutral, down neutral, and center, over here, up, down, down again neutral this way. >> if i was than the dizzy before. >> well, this is the the way you do it to try to dislodge that ot o lift. >> lets have you sit up. >> okay, nod bad. >> that is called the epply maneuver and there mike is here to explain what the heck that is. >> did it help or hurt. >> will, it helps. >> i had it for three days this week and after i went to doctor

finally, horsham, gregory drive, at babalon road, an accident there, and few lanes are blocked, so that's going to slow you down, as well. >> off the coast of virginia following this rocket explosion, yet, evening, investigators are now tapped with trying to figure out what the heck went wrong. >> and carry barrett following developments like that investigation this morning. >> what a scene. can you imagine, us. >> officials say that they're not sure exactly how long it will be before they actually know what specifically went wrong with this rocket. but they're -- their top priority, repairing the launch pad a zap. it happened just seconds after the launch of that unmanned commercial craft yesterday. fortunately, nobody on the gown was injured, when it blew up. but, the cost of that spacecraft, and the surprise lost in that explosion, estimated at $200 million. >> my god. >> yes, officials do say, there were some hazardous materials on board, there weren't many people in the area, not to touch anything that they find, as crews clean up that aftermath today. >> preliminary others show dama

look at the numbers. 30 now in chester springs, horsham is 32 degrees. below freezing for quakertown, pottstown and doylestown. and we're right at the freezing mark in atlantic city at the airport and mt. holly. a cold start, but sunshine will warm temperatures into the 60s later today. >> thank you, bill. let's get a check on the roads with katy zachry in the first alert traffic center. katy? >> hi, vai. as you look behind me, you can see volume is building on 422 eastbound right near route 29. we're also following a new accident in voorhees, cooper road at evesham road. there is an accident there. and as we populaull out, you ca 27 on parts of 22, in the 20s for 476, but even below the teens, 7 and 8 for parts of 95 and 76. >> katy, thank you. >>> a retired philadelphia police officer has been found dead in virginia and investigators ruled it a homicide. police found the body of 69-year-old virginia hill in her home early saturday morning. authorities say when they got to hill's home in suffolk, she was badly injured. she died at the hospital a short t