eyewitness neutral reporter jan carabeo picks up the story live from the children's hospital of philadelphia. that's where other patients are being treated. jan, good morning. >> reporter: that the tasha, erika, good morning, we know of at least three patients, three children, who are now here at the children's hospital of philadelphia, this morning, being treated for enterovirus d68. this as concern continues to grow, now that this virus has become deadly in the delaware valley. she's described, by his father, beautiful need, striving, caution, and surprise, the four year oley lie waller's life cut short died in his sleep nearby two weeks ago, now the cdc reports the yards ville student tested positive foreign at the owe virus d678. this new jersey community continues to mourn his death, hamilton township school district starts to address the concerns. >> very sadening, and i just want to know, you know, is there a risk of it spreading, how are we going to manage it, and contain the situation, because everyone is worried for their children, and that's where we are now with it. >> school and

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo join us now at temple hospital with the latest on this investigation, jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika, ukee, good morning, as you mentioned, one man dead, woman who was sitting next to him, police say, possibly innocent bystanders in the hospital injured this morning. this as an entire community remains on alert after hearing more than 30 gunshots in the middle of the night. close to three dozen spent shell casings litter the street in stanton overnight. police say the intended target was cents shot ten times. he was a 24 year old man who died at the hospital. a 46 year old woman, police say, possibly an innocent bystanders, was sitting next to him. fortunately, for her, she was hit only once, and is in stable condition. >> based on balistic evidence, we know that at least 32 shots were fired, from two separate caliber semiautomatic weapons. we found 32 spent shell casings on the street and many on the sidewalk right near the steps where these two victims were signature, when they were shot. >> investigators say they were shot at point blank rang

jan carabeo is on scene talking with investigators trying to piece together what happened. it is friday, october 17th, good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. first nurse who contracted ebola from an american patient, she arrives in maryland to continue her treatment. but before she left texas she gave a bedside interview. >> and decision day for the fate of atlantic city casino, owners of the trump taj mahal say they want an union contractor them ' close up shop. >> miss bilo in for miss fehlinger this morning. >> i brought nice weather me for this morning, yes, great friday underway, tan will be sunny through the weaken, but talking about big changes coming up as is we heard toward part two, in the form of temperature swings, will feel whole lot colder in the philadelphia area by sunday and monday despite the fact if you look out the window the sun will be shining all four days today right through monday. we've got some changes next week, your full forecast coming up in a few minutes, erika? >> now to the breaking news, montgomery county, truc

. >> jan carabeo outside the high school in doylestown right now with new information about the investigation. jan? >> reporter: ukee, erika, we are expected to hear more from the school district tonight. and this comes as police continue to investigate they're working with the district attorney's offers here in bucks county to gather all of the facts. we are also expecting today the district attorney's office to issue a release asking that any students or athletes here at cb wets who may have felt victimize today come forward and speak with police, now there is all comes after hazing allegations here at central bucks west came to light last thursday and the jv and varsity games cancel. in a letter to parents, superintendant david white sell says that alleged hazing happened in pre-season, the most personally invasive activities, he said, required a rookie to grab another player's private parts while fully clothed. meantime, central bucks regional police are also looking into the allegations cents, again, now working with the district attorney's office to gather the facts and they tell us the

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at police headquarters in norristown. jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, i just just stepped inside police headquarters here in norristown, i'm told the police chief is not prepared to make a statement at this time however could be possibly be releasing a statement with more information on what happened here in norristown later today. if you take a look at the video you can see what the scene looked like earl earlier this morning, the scene since cleaned up, cleared out. details of course still developing. but police source tells thus was a police involved shooting after a hit-and-run involving this tractor-trailer. we know that one person has been airlifted to hahnemann hospital as is a result of what happened here this morning. that person's conditions, how much; unknown at this time. now, take a close look at that video. you can see that there are three bullet holes on the drivers side of the truck. and then surrounding the truck, are a couple of police cars. one with its door open, and an evident marker belo

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now with the latest information from temple hospital. jan? >>> erika, ukee, one man is dead, and the woman he was sitting next to, police say, possibly an innocent bystander, here, is injured, and in temple university hospital right now being treated, she is, however, in stable condition. this, as an entire community remains on alert, after hearing more than 30 gunshots in the middle of the night. close to three dozen spent shell case, overnight, police say intend target shot ten times. he was cents 24 year old man who died at the hospital. a 46 year old woman, police say, possibly an innocent bystand earth, was sitting next to him. fortunately for her, she was hit only once, and is in stable condition. >> based on balistic evidence, we know that at least 32 shots were fired, from two separate caliber semiautomatic weapons, we found 32 spent shell casings, on the street, many on the sidewalk, right near the steps where these two victims were sitting, when they were shot. >> investigators say they were shot at point blank range. police we

. >> all happened on board us airways flight from philly to punt a can a jan carabeo joins us now at philadelphia international with the dramatic response, jan, good morning. >> erika, natasha, good morning, first we want to stress, no one on this flight actually had ebola goes cents to she what comment will do as this nation and the entire world worries about and tries to contain this deadly virus. >> by all accounts, us airways flight 845 from philadelphia to punt a can a was routine, that is until landing in the dominican republic to this announcement. >> i want you to keep your wits about you, we have people coming on, please, stay out of their way. let them do their jobs what followed was dramatic response, captured on video bypass inning ers with cell phones. youtube clip shows team in hazmats suits, boarding the plane, headed to back. passengers were told by flit attendants there was a situation, and passenger may have been in africa and had ' bowl a she was certain it was cents a hoax, but didn't take any chances. eventually, the team escorted an unidentified man from the plan

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at the high school where hazing allegation haves cost the football team their entire season. jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, spec to go learn more about this during tonight's school board meeting. the school district had said it wouldn't comment further at the allegations here at cb west until tonight. meantime police continue to investigate, now working with the district attorney's office. >> amid allegations cents of hazing, the jv and varsity football seasons at cb west are done. the coaching staff, suspended. not only disappointment for this school, but for the entire community. even parents at rival cb east. >> the parents were disappointed, everyone disappointed. it is a shame what happened. >> now a mission to find out exactly what happened in a scandal that's grabbed national headlines. >> we just want to make sure we're thorough, we do it properly. will take some time to get our information together. >> central bucks regional police now working with the district attorney's offers in gathering the facts, investi

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at philadelphia international airport to tell us all about this dramatic scene that played out on that plane. jan? >> reporter: natasha, erika, good morning, now, we want to stress, no one on this plane actually had ebola, but, mere comment, sparked a dramatic response, on a flight from philadelphia, to punta can a, dom inch i can republic. up load today youtube. this is flight 845 whether it landed in point a can a. flight attendant made announcement, people coming on boards and asked pass inning tears please let them do their job. you can see here, team of local health officials wearing hazmat suits boarded the plane and walked to the back. person who up loaded it video says passengers were told by flight attendants that there was cents a situation and that a passenger may have been in africa and had ' bowl a she was certain it was a hoax but did not want to take any chances cents. then later officials took a man off the plane. afterward they confirmed the incident and apologized for any inconvenience. those in the medical community w

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo spoke with that man, she joins us now outside the linc with more. jan, good morning. >> victim in this case, viet nam war veteran, has his prosthetic leg back this morning, that is the good news, he said it all happened here in a lot outside the linc during last night's game, actually sitting in his wheelchair, what he does when he performs for the fans, he attached his prosthetic leg to the back, and that's when he says someone took advantage of him. for seven hours, sunday night, into monday morning, sunny force found extremely difficult to get around. his viet nam war veteran uses cents prosthetic leg, relied on it for years, sunday night outside the eagles game that all changed when forest says a woman stole it. >> she thought it was funny believe. because slow was really inebriated. >> police say it happened about 8:30 outside the linc, eagles played the giants. singing and performing outside the game as he usually does, when he says a group of women surrounded him. >> young lady, accosted me, jumped in my lap. broke my mike. jumped up and sai

reporting live in doylestown, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> jan, thank you. time to prepare for potential septa strike. transit leaders union warns riders decision to strike could come by the end of the week. butts, subway, trolley operators in philadelphia, could walk off the job next week. leaving riders to find other ways to get around. union reps will continue talks with septa officials today, to try to reach a compromise over employee pensions. >> at the end of the week, after negotiating with septa for the rest of the week, i'll val ate where we are. >> i just hope who ever do decide to do there is i hope they just like think about others. >> septa believes its offers have been more than generous. but the transit agency will continue negotiations with union leaders later on today. >>> right now, 03:00, want to head outside to katie on the skydeck. may need a jacket now, but -- >> that's why the key is to dress in players. -- layer t may be classic early fall kind after kay honestly where you start off on the chilly side, then you warm up nicely to the p

live outside of chop, jan carabeo, cbs 3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. developing right now, an american photo journalist who contracted ebola while working in liberia is head back to the us for treatment in nebraska. >> he becomes the fifth american to return to the u.s. for treatment since the outbreak of the disease in west africa. now, yet, texas based hazmat crew began the second and final decontamination of the phase of the apartment where ebola patient thomas duncan had been staying. the first phase of the clean up friday took 11 hours, all the people living in the apartment were relocated to an undisclosed location friday. and will be required to stay there up until october 19th. >>> after chilly sunday, how are we looking? >> still off to chilly start yet again. good morning, everybody, skies are nice and clear, allowed the temperatures to drop off readily here, but on skycam three all is calm, all is quiet, all clear overhead, at least for now. but eventually the clouds will thicken, we will talk about why. take you out next, remain clear at th

jan carabeo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. meanwhile law make letters holds a hearing today in dallas over the death of thomas eric duncan, the first ebola pain don't die in the u.s. duncan was initially released from the hospital after he became ill. also, in dallas, health officials say a sheriff's deputy who exited symptoms of ebola tested negative for the disease. that deputy had been inside the dallas apartment shared by duncan. >>> and, new this morning, two people are hospitalized in stable condition after a motorcycle accident in university city. "eyewitness news" at the scene on the 500 block of university ave. that is where police say a motorcycle collided with a car about 12:30 this morning. the 26 year old man was thrown about 10 feet off the motorcycle. police say he was not wearing a helmet at the time of this crash. >>> it is 5:03. let's check in on traffic and weather together. good morning, katie. >> good morning, everybody, do you have cool start, casino of like what we saw yesterday. but the skies are actual

"eyewitness news" report jan carabeo joins us now, at city hall with more on that. jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika and nicole. scheduled to speak at this hearing today, the philadelphia police department, the commission on human relations, as well as victims advocates and number of other people, all hoping to add sexual orientation to the city's hate crimes law. blondel reynolds brown, councilman jim kenny, are holding this hearing, in front of city council's public safety committee. now, this bill comes in the response to the september 11 attack on gay couple in center city. the couple says several members of this group caught on camera just before the attack one had his jaw wired shut. spark national outrage, three people from bucks county, with the help of social media, arrested for assault, but here in pennsylvania can't be charged with hate crime because the law only covers race religion annette necessity, not sexual orientation. while some state law ers work to change that, here in philadelphia, lawmakers want to takings in the meantime. >>

"eyewitness news" report jan carabeo joins us now, at city hall with more on that. n, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika and nicole. scheduled to speak at this hearing today, the philadelphia police department, the commission on human relations, as well as victims advocates and number of other people, all hoping to add sexual orientation to the city's hate crimes

reporting live in folcroft, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. suspect accused every brutally attack ago woman in chinatown is waiting to be arraigned on serious charges this morning. police arrested 29 year old brandon menially yesterday. they say he's the man seen in this surveillance video assaulting a woman inside arts studio. investigators say that victim may have been targeted in sunday morning's vicious attack. >> the owner recalls the possibility this individual had been in there. so we're looking at the potential of this not being a random attack, but that this individual was targeted. >> now, we check, and menially still await to go see a judge this morning. he is facing several charges, including, rape, robbery, attempted murder and other charges. >>> 5:03, turning to the skydeck, i'm guessing no scarf? >> no scarf required for me this morning, i think most of us will notice how much miler it is when you walk out the door this morning, now, again, you all know i'm wimp. i always need to have a jacket. because i'm always chilly. as we g

our jan carabeo joins us now at the linc in south philly with his story. jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, bizarre is definitely the right words for this story. the victim in this case, a viet nam war veteran, just got his pros cents at the time i can leg back this morning, thankfully, he was able to share his story with us, as we caught up to him outside of south detectives. as police were giving back that leg, you can see him in this video, this is sunny forest, jr., viet nam war veteran, use that prosthetic leg for years now, he since and perform outside the linc here at the sports complex during eagles games. last night around 8:30, the eagles took on the giants, forest said group of women start today dance and surround him. he says they were inebriated. then one of the women sat on his lap, and broke his microphone. the next thing he knew, she took his prosthetic leg from the back of his motorized wheelchair and ran off. now, police say, it was later found around 1:00 in the morning at the olney transportation center, and to make matters wo

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo spoke with the victim just moments after he got that leg back. she joins us now at the linc in south fill which more. jan? >> reporter: erika, good morning. the victim in this case, a viet nam war veteran, now has his prosthetic leg back this morning, but came hours after it was stolen here at the linc outside of the eagles game last night. and to make matters worse, it was stolen on his birthday. for seven hours from sunday night into monday morning sunny forest, jr., found it extremely difficult to get around. he's viet nam war set ran, typically use as prosthetic leg, relied on it for years, but sunday night outside the eagles game that all changed when forest said a woman stole it. >> she thought it was cents fun, i believe, you know, because she was really inebriated. >> police say it happened around 8:30 outside the linc as the eagles played the giants. the war veteran singing and performing outside the game as he usually does, when he said a group of women surrounded him. >> young lady, accosted me, jumped in my lap, broke my mike, jumped

jan carabeo live report in just a moment for you. first, we start with traffic and weather together. katie, vittoria in the house, good morning. >> good morning to you, happy friday, everybody. we made it to the weekends. we've also made it out of the dreary pattern. we're going to only start it brighten up from here. and it only gets better from here, frankly, as we're in the only looking ahead to very pleasant conditions, but also, nice little warming trend into next week. so, talking temperatures, and that's all coming up in the next few. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, right now majors are generally looking really great. however, we do have very serious overturned tractor-trailer incident overturned truck rather incident that we're dealing with on 95. let's peak outside quickly. because if you are traveling on the northbound side of 95 right around street road, not too far away from street, i would say, further north, you are going to run into this incident. actually over to my right here. so, we'll

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at frankford transportation center more, jan, good morning. >> reporter: while union members have given their leadership the power to strike, they also say, they've been told to return to work today. and everything is operating normally here in frankford. and that is to the relief of many riders who rely on this transportation, so this means that septa buses, trains, trolleys that serve philadelphia, will keep rolling for now. members of septa's largest labor union approved a strike authorization unanimously on sunday, again, that means members have approved union leadership to call a strike, if they deem it necessary. 5,000 bus drivers, subway, trolley operators and maintenance work verse been without a contract since march, sticking points, continue to be pension benefit increases and pay raises. union members tell us they don't want a strike, but that the strike authorization is their only leverage against septa negotiators. >> but a company repeatedly wants to take away, and, you know, the union won't settle for. that will we gave

airways flight from philadelphia, to punta cana in the dominican republic, "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins you now at philadelphia international airport with more on this dramatic response, jan? >> reporter: erika, natasha, good morning. we want to emphasize that no one actually had ebola on this flight. it goes cents to show what one comment can do as this nation, and the entire world, worries about and tries to contain this deadly virus. >> by all accounts, us airways flight 845 from philadelphia to punta cana was routine. that is until landing in the dominican republic to this announcement. >> i want you to keep your wits about you, we have people coming on, please, stay out of their way, let them do their jobs. >> what followed was cents a dramatic response by local health officials. captured on video, bypass inning ers with cell phones. this youtube clip shows team in hazmat suits boarding the plane and headed to the back. according to the person who posted the video passengers told by flight attendants, there was a situation, and passenger supply been in africa and had ' bowl a

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at the scene this morning, where some of the residents had to be taken to the hospital. jan, good morning. >> reporter: that the tasha, erika, good morning, the fire department tells me, three people had to be transported to the hospital as a result of this fire. two elderly people taken just for evaluation, and one woman who lives inside of this apartment where the fire started had to be transported for smoke inhalation. and now, that the fire is out, the main concern becomes how many people had been displaced by this fire? we're told about 100 people from more than 07 units had to find another place to stay the night because the fire and the high levels of carbon monoxide. the fire department tells me those levels are likely down by now, but number of other issues have to be addressed before folks can move back in. the fire stat dollars here around 10:30 last night in first floor unit at the glenn croft club ants, here 100 block of folcroft avenue. fire contained to one apartment, but smoke and co forced entire building evacuation, told

. >> i "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, joins us now, in folcroft, for almost 100 people still waiting to go back home. jan, good morning. >> reporter: that the tasha, erika, good morning. a couple of people are actually here on scene, wrapped up in blankets, awaiting words that they can return to their homes, the others are either staying with family and friends for the night. a group actually also staying at the folcroft fire station,, where the red cross has set up tomorrow poor area shelter. here on scene, some crews have started to board up parts of this property, as other people just itch to get back inside. >> close to 100 people out in the street, folcroft, after a fire smoke, and high levels of carbon monoxide force evacuation of this apartment building in the middle of the night. >> with all of the tenants out, and it went very smoothly. >> more than 70 units at the glenn cough apartments on folcroft area were cleared after fire broke out here, in a first floor unit around 10:30 p.m. three people were taken to the hospital, as is a result, two elderly people transport

drivers in the hospital right now. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us at police headquarters in norristown. >> jan, we understand you spoke to investigators just a short time ago. what have you learned? good morning. >> ukee, erika, good morning, that's right, i spoke to detective on scene, short while ago, he says, that information will be coming from police headquarters at some point this morning, so, that's why we've moved over here, to a wait update on exactly what happened in tours town late last night. if you take a look at the video, you can see what the scene looked like short while ago. that will scene has since been cleaned up this morning. what we know is that a police source tells thus was a police involved shooting after a hit-and-run involving this tractor-trailer, we know one person was airlifted to hahnemann hospital as a result of what happened there this morning, that person's condition, however, is unknown, at this time. if you take a close look at the video, you can get better shot of this scene. police cars, evident marker below on the gown, the scene at

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo picks up the story from temple hospital. jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika, ukee, good morning, the man who was killed was shot ten times. police say more than 30 spent shell casings found on scene, as is far as the woman who was sitting next to him, likely, a innocent bystander, she was shot just once, fortunately, for her, she in stable condition in the hospital this morning. now, police are searching for surveillance video, that can help identify the shooting suspect. police called to the 2100 block of uber street, stanton, just around 11:30 last night, found two shooting victims, 24 year old man, 46 year old woman. man had collapsed on the sidewalk, shot about ten times, and police say he was was the intended target, nearby on her front steps was the woman shot in the leg. police say she could be an innocent victim. witnesses cents tell police the pair sitting on the steps when two men in hooded sweatshirts approached and shot the woman again in stable condition here at temple university hospital. the man was also tak

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at cb west high school, the school at the center of this investigation. jan, good morning. >> reporter: nicole, ukee, good morning, a lot of disappointed student here at cb west high school, lasts two football games of the season canceled, including tonight's football game against a rival school that cents cents was supposed to lead into homecoming week edge, that won't happen. and now, both the jv and the varsity coaches have been suspended, as well. penned ago further investigation. it was crazy, like i was in shock. >> unexpected end to the football season at central bucks west high school, not a result of a tough loss, but through serious allegations cents of hazing by members of the football team. >> they all come down to like the name of cb west, what everyone will think about it now. >> on thursday, one day ahead of the most anticipated game of the season against rival cb east, the superintendent canceled the rest of the season. he says it is a necessary move after an internal ongoing investigation shows improper conduct by membe

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, she is live at the scene this morning, in folcroft, where more than 100 people are now displaced. good morning, jan. >> reporter: that the tasha, erika, good morning, definitely, not a way anyway wants to spends their night outside of their home on a wet, damp morning, and that's exactly what close to 100 people are doing this morning because of the fire. also, three people had to be taken to the hospital as a result of this fire. we're told by the fire department, two of those people were elderly, taken to the hospital just to be evaluated. one woman, who was inside of this apartment, when it caught fire, she was taken for smoke inhalation. and now, that the fire is out, the big remaining concern is just how many people are displaced, we're told, close to 100 people in more than 70 units, to find another place to stay, because of the fire, and high levels of carbon monoxide. the fire department tells me those levels are likely down by now. but, number of other issues have to be addressed before folks can move back in. now this fire started

jan carabeo there right now with the very latest, jan? >> reporter: ukee, scheduled for tonight was arguably the most anticipated game of the season, friday night football, against a rival, cb east and leading into homecoming weekend. instead this football season here at cb west has been canceled, and the jf and varsity teams suspended pending further investigation. now this news has disappointed even upset many student here and athletes at central bucks west high school, but the superintendent was this was necessary moving. superintendant david whitesell says ongoing investigation into alleged hazing shows improper conduct by members of the football team and failure of the coaching staff to properly supervise activities. the superintendent goes onto apologize to any member of the football program who was subjected by demeaning by fellows player, he writes, these cents were first reported on october 14 and interviews were held on the following days with players and staff, the superintendent goes cents onto explain that the investigation d

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at central bucks west high school with new information for law enforcement, jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, we are expect to go hear more about this at tonight's school board meeting. >> this comes as police continue to investigate. they're working with the district attorney's offers here in bucks county, all working to gather the information, in this case, and also, happening today, we expect that the d.a.'s office will publicly ask that any student or athletes who may have felt victimized by this alleged haze to go come forward and speak with police. now, this all comes after allegations of hazing happening here at central bucks west high school, came to light last thursday, and the jv and varsity football seasons canceled, cosmeses cents the, superintendent of schools has laid out much of an internal investigation, in a letter to parents, superintendent, david white sell, says the alleged hazing happened in pre-season. the most personally invasive activity, he sales, required a rookie to grab another players private parts

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at central bucks west high school with new information for law enforcement, jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, we are expect to go hear more about this at tonight's school board meeting. >> this comes as police continue to investigate. they're working with the district attorney's offers here in bucks county, all working to gather the information, in this case, and also, happening today, we expect that the d.a.'s office will publicly ask that any student or athletes who may have felt victimized by this alleged haze to go come forward and speak with police. now, this

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at central bucks west high school, school at the center of this investigation. jan, good morning. >> reporter: well, student had been looking forward to this day all season long, it is arguably the most anticipated game of the season. it is friday night football against a big rival, cb st east, and leading into homecoming weekends, however, it has been canceled, so has the rest of the season, for cb west. and the jv and varsity coaches have been suspended pending further investigation. >> it was crazy, like i was cents in shock. >> an un expect the end to the football season at central bucks west high school. not a result after tough loss, but through serious allegations of hazing by members of the football team. >> they all come down to like the name of cb west, what everyone will think about it now. >> on thursday one day ahead of the most anticipated game of the season against rival cb east, the superintendent canceled the rest of the season, a necessary mover after internal ongoing investigation shows improper conduct by members of the

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins cents cents outside the linc in south fill which more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, told the victim in this case, viet nam war veteran, has gotten his leg back hours after he says it was stolen outside the linc during last night's eagles game. and to make matters worse, he not only is a war veteran, but it was also his birthday yesterday. a day he will now never forget. >> for seven hours, from sunday night, into monday morning, sunny forest, jr., found it extremely difficult to get around. he's viet nam war veteran, typically use as prosthetic leg, relied on it for years, but sunday night outside the eagles game that all changed when forest says a woman stole it. >> she thought it was fun, i believe. you know, because she was really inebriated. >> police say it happened around 8:30, outside the linc, as the eagles played the giants. viet nam war veteran was singing and perform owing outside the game as he usually does, when group of women surrounded him. >> young lady accosted me, jumped in my lap, broke my mike, jumped

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo at the pike county courthouse in milford right now, with more on this story. jan? >> reporter: ukee, good morning, eric frein scheduled to appear for the first time in front after judge here at pike county court around 9:00 this morning. that's when his a rainment will take place. he is facing a number of charges, including murder, and now the district attorney says he will be pursuing the death penalty in this case. this is the beginning of the end, for a long, and stressful chapter, for this community, in northeast pennsylvania after 48-day manhunt, eric frein was captured last night by us marshals near abandon airplane hangar in pocono township. officials say he meekly gave himself up around 6:00 when law enforcement approached. he knelt and put his hands in the air. officials say he was unarmed. during the arrest we're told frein was handcuffed with corporal brian dixon's cuffs, and taken away in his cruiser. investigators say frein shot and killed dixon and shot another outside blooming grove barracks in september during late night shift cha

jan carabeo joins us now at the frankford transportation center reaction from those riders. jan, good morning. >> good morning, everything is operating normally here this morning, but how long will that lasts? that is the big question and zero lot of riders minds, rely, union leader hip could strike, but were told to report to work. the strike they say is bargaining chip as two sides continue to negotiate. >> despite vote to go give leadership the authorization to strike, members of the transport local workers 234 say they expect to be on the job this week, meaning septa buses, trains, trolleys will continue running at least for now if we have to go on strike we will go on strike. >> for septa ride terse will mean huge inconvenience. >> i can get a ride but i wouldn't want to wait. >> unanimously approved strike authorization sunday can now call a strike if they deem it. members tell us they don't want to strike, but that strike their only leverage against septa negotiators. >> we are the ones that operate the trains, the buses, mechanics, if you don't take care of us this st

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now from the frankford transportation center, where, now, bus, train, trolley operators, remain on the job. jan, good morning. >> rider had happy to hear about that, septa might go on strike, but now, for now, everything is operating normally. coming from frankford, you can see the septa trains, trolleys, rolling for now, but members of septa's largest labor union approved unanimously sunday, again, that means, members have approved the union leadership to call a strike, if they deem it necessary. >> without a contract since march, sticking points to be to be increases and pay raises, union members tell us they don't want to strike, but the strike authorization is their only leverage. even though no strike announced just yet, some ride remembers already taking sides. >> i don't think they make enough money. they should get off of this. we all are struggling out here. nobody wants to give us benefits, and everybody's going through the same thing. so they just need to come to work. >> hang in there, i hope you get what you want before you

reporting live in doylestown, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> and jan, new development come just days after another investigation at high school in sayreville, new jersey. seven football players were charged with crimes ranking from hazing, to aggravated sexual assault. several coaches have also been suspended indefinately. >>> happening today local man will learn his fate for causing a crash that killed a millville police officer two years ago. timothy saidel faced to up 20 years in prison. in july of 2012, he was being chased by police, when officer christopher reeves crashed his cruiser. saidel pled guilty to charges of aggravated manslaughter and aggravated assault. >>> well, vice president joe biden will make quick stop in philadelphia later today. he is expected to headline the fundraiser for the democratic senatorial campaign committee. you ma may remember the vice president was cents in town pushing for upgrade it the nation's infrastructure, returns to washington this after none for meeting with the president and national security leaders about isis. >>> well, phila

reporting live outside of city hall, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" on the "cw" fill. >> i jan, thank. victory for philadelphia's school teachers. >> a judge blocked the school reform commission from cancelling the contract with the teachers union, members of the philadelphia federation of teachers protested following the src's announcement. by cancelling the contract, src can force teachers to pay portion of their healthcare premiums. it would save the district $44 million this year, and $50 million yearly after that. the president, jerry jordan, released a statement reading in part: the decision is a testament to the notion these kinds of contract changes should be decided as the bargain table. philadelphia's schools will appeal that ruling, they say, in a statement: the school district expects to ultimately prevail in the courts and will pursue this matter forcefully, for the cause is urgent, the children of philadelphia cannot continue waiting. >>> coming up on 7:33, time for traffic and weather together. bundle up today, katie, what do you think? >> definitely milder than yesterd

i'm jan carabeo, full details straight ahead. >> take close look at these two mask gunmen in the videodo you know them? police say they forced employees of popular local sports bar into a freezer and they got a which with thousands of dollars. >> and jessica, and carol return with your traffic and weather together on the 3's. we'll be back in two minutes. at the bottom in job creation. massive cuts to education. and higher property taxes. under governor corbett, pennsylvania's been heading in the wrong direction. there's been no leadership and no vision. that's gotta change. as your governor, i will lead. and we'll move pennsylvania forward. we'll restore manufacturing jobs. close corporate tax loopholes. and make the gas companies pay up to fund our schools. after all, it's time to get pennsylvania moving again. >> twenty-seven year old man found shot to death in the head. detective found stray bullets in doors, windows, of several homes in the neighborhood. but report that no one else was hurt. >>> more breaking news right now, montgomery county, police in ambler are searching for an

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at the scene, she's got the latest, good morning, jan. >> reporter: erika, that the tasha, good morning. i was just able to speak with the fire investigator, on scene here, who tells me in just few minutes he will be going through this building with code enforcement to take a look at all of the code violations here that need to be addressed before people can get back into their ants. they've been out on the street for hours now. some of them, spending their time here, in blankets, waiting for the doors it reopen. others have found a place to stay with family, friends, and still another group spent the night in a red cross shelter, at a local fire station. close to 100 people out in the street. here in folcroft, delaware county, after a fire, smoke, and high levels of carbon monoxide, force the evacuation of this apartment building, in the middle of the night. >> saw smoke, with all of the tenants out, and it went very smoothly. >> more than 70 unit at the glenn croft club apartments, on folcroft avenue, were cleared, after a fire broke out h

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us at philadelphia international with the dramatic response, jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, first, we want to emphasize that no one on this flight actually had ebola. but it goes to show, just how much of a concern it is become being specially as this nation and the entire world wore business it and tries to figure out how to contain it. >> by all accounts, us airways flight 845, from philadelphia, to punta cana, was routine that is until landing in the dominican republic to this announcement. >> i want you to keep your wits about you. we have people coming on, please, stay out of the way. let them do their jobs. >> what followed, was cents a dramatic response by local health officials. captured on video, bypass edgers with cell phones. this youtube clip shows team in hazmat shoots boarding the plane and headed to the back. according to the person who posted the video, passengers were told by flight attendants that there was cents a situation, than a passenger may have been in africa and had ebola. she was certain it was a hoax,

jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> jan, thanks so much.bit. also breaking news in the ebola outbreak, we've learned. n work here contracted ebola in liberia has died at a german hospital. and, we know, now know, 70 staffers at texas health president by tear yan hospital treated thomas eric duncan. first person infected inside the us, she has been in isolation, with a fever, since friday. officials blame a breach of protocol possibly involving the removal of protective gear. also other serious symptoms, he had been taking care of patients. doctors hope to have his test results, sometime today. >>> well, international observers, now believe, the terror grip known as isis may have used chemical weapons, in northern iraq. meanwhile isis is closing in on baghdad's airport, as militants surround and attempt to seize iraq's capitol city. in syria, curbed i shall fighters still holding the city of kobani, us wants to launch air strikes from isis from nearby turkish basis, but yesterday turkey denied claims from the pentagon, that they had struck a

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo has been covering this for you all morning long, at temple universityospital right now, with the latest, jan? >> ukee, erika, good morning. the man who was killed, was shot, at least ten times, and police found 32 spent shell casings, at this shooting scene. and they also say the woman he was sitting next to, possibly an innocent bystander, in this shooting, was also shot, but only shot once, and fortunately, for her, in the hospital in stable condition this morning. police searching for surveillance video to help identify the shooting suspect in the case, police were called to the 2100 block of uber street in san ton, just after 11:30 last night when they arrived they found two shooting victims, a 24 year old man, and 46 year old woman man had collapsed on the sidewalk shot, he was the intended target, nearby on her front steps woman shot in the leg. police say she could be an innocent victim. witnesses cents tell police the pair was sitting on the steps, when two men, in hooded sweatshirts, approached and shot the woman is now in stable condition, aga

allegations. >> good morning there is all happened at cb west high school, "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeoas been there all morning long, she has the very latest for you, jan? >> reporter: ukee, erika, a lot of student here at cb west, have been looking forward to tonight's game, it is against a big rival, cb east, it will lead into homecoming weekend, that won't happen now with the entire camp, the entire schedule, remaining two games, cancelled, because of this ongoing scandal. meanwhile, the jv, varsity coaches have, also been suspended for further investigation. now this again has been disappointing news, somewhat upsetting for some students, and athletes here at central bucks west high school. but the superintendent says this was a necessary move. in a on line statement, to parents, superintendent david whitesell says ongoing investigation into alleged hazing, shows, improper conduct, by member of the football team, and failure of the coaching staff, to properly supervise activities. the superintendent goes onto apologize, to any member of the football program, who was subject today d

jan carabeo picks up the story live from children's hospital of philadelphia, that's where other patients are being treated. jan? >> reporter: that the tasha, at least three other children are here at the children's hospital of philadelphia, alone, being treated for enterovirus d68. and there is growing concern as the number of these cases increases throughout the delaware vale, and specially in new jersey, that state just enduring its first case of enterovirus that's turned deadly. he is described by his father as beautiful mix of eager necessary and hesitance i, need and striving, caution, and surprise. the four year olds eli waller's life was cut short, died in his sleep nearly two weeks ago, now the cdc reports the yards ville elementary school student tested positive for enterovirus d68. as this new jersey community continues to mourn his death, the hamilton township school district starts to address the concerns. >> very sadening, and i just want to know, you know, is there a risk of it spreading, how will we going to plan and it and contain the situation, because everyone is worrie

here's "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo. >> reporter: tied up and staring down the barrel of aun, that's what roughly half a dozen temple university students experienced here on north 18th street sunday night. >> awful. it's scary. but it's out of our control at this point. >> reporter: alexis segal lives on the 1900 block. police say two men with guns made their way inside of a neighbor's home tied up six people and robbed them at beguny gun point. it's got her and her roommate thinking about safety. >> get more locks on our doors and keep practicing safe measures. >> reporter: temple university say it may not have been random. the suspects followed one of the victims into his house and demanded contents avenue locked box. temple students were rangeing from 18 to 20's years old. the suspects got away with cash and electronics. a scary night for students, one that still has them talk dag about personal safety both on and off campus. >> if you're paying attention to your surroundings, you know what's going on. >> i never go alonely i always go with a group of friends. >> watchin

jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. update right now on breaking news in kensington. detectives are searching for the person who shot a man to death along the 1800 block of east ontario street overnight. police say the 27 year old suffered a gunshot wound to the head and back. he was returned to temple hospital and pronounced dead a short time later. police described a very violent scene. >> we have projectiles, and numerous bite marks, and people's doors and window frames. >> police hope that private surveillance video in that neighborhood will lead them to the suspect. >> the second you step out the door, probably chill any your house if you didn't turn the heat on. these temperatures have dropped into the 30's, in many locations. we have that frost and freeze thing going on. the freeze warning, until 8:00 in the areas in the dark puppet and the frost advisory in the blue i shall purple area. and that also until 8:00 this morning. that is for of course plants and the growing season. but you can just factor that out. m

reporting live at temple university hospital, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> jan, thank you. new this morning, philadelphia police are looking for the armed robber who held up a 7-eleven in port richmond. officer responds the to the scene on 39100 block of aramingo avenue around 2:30 this morning. investigators say, a man walked into the store with a handgun, pointed it at the clerk, then walked out with about 60 bucks. no one was injured. >>> well, two robbery suspects pull off a brazen heist at popular sports bar in delaware county. check out the surveillance video here from drexel hill t shows the armed suspects entering the side door of chickie's and pete's. police say the mask gunman walked straight to the manager's office and forced her to open a safe. then they lock her and three other employees inside a freezer. >> the important thing is that everybody's physically okay, that's the important thing, nobody was hurt, you know, this type of stuff when it happens, you know, is recovering, needs to happen, and i think everybody is on the road to recovery. >> police say th

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now near temple university with an update on the search for the suspects, jan, good morning. >> good morning, a frightening night for some student here in north philadelphia. police say a group of temple university students was tied up and robbed at gunpoint. take a look at the video. you can see where it all happened about 8:30 sunday night. this is off campus housing, 1900 block of north 18th street. two men with guns enters this home and tied up six people inside. investigators say one of the students was also pistol whipped. the university sent out an alert to temple students about the incident and asked students to avoid the area. school officials are also asking anyone with information to call police. unfortunately, there is no detailed description of the suspects. only that they are two men in their two, a one with fair al hair, wearing bucks county community college sweatshirt. medics were on scene last night and they tell news one needed to be transported to the hospital. also, uncertain this morning, besides the identities

jan carabeo joins us now at frankford transportation center reaction from riders. jan? >> reporter: well, union leadership now has the power to strike but members told us they were told to report to work. this is bargaining chip as two sides continue to negotiate. >> despite vote to go give union leadership the ought raise totr

live outside chopper, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> now, number of worried parents throughout are concerned about the enterovirus, symptoms are very sim floor a cold. you want to look for fever, runny nose, covering, sneezing, the more severe storms include wheezing or difficulty breathing. >> developing right now, us cameraman contracted ebola in liberia returned to the u.s. overnight. authorities continue to track down anyone who came in contact with another patient, currently being treated. >> marlie hall with the latest. >> thirty-three year old will be treated for ebola, in a specialized isolation unit, at the nebraska medical center. the freelance cameraman became ill last week, while working for nbc in liberia, one of the countries in the midst of the outbreak. >> doctors will use the helps ons they learned while treating american doctor rick sacra, tested negative for the virus after treatment at the same nebraska facility, s. acra underwent treatment for the disease over the weekend after coming down with cough and fever. late sunday the centers for disease control co