because jess to me is still the same person, whether there's breasts on top or not. >> jess' solution to the gray area he calls gender was to have a radical mastectomy, a removal of both breasts. for his project featuring people in the transgender spectrum, he photographed his surgery with his mother literally by his side. but that's where the surgery stops for jess. he's not interested in taking male hormones, whose affect would be permanent. >> i don't want to take hormones. i don't want to transition. i live my life in a gender neutral space that i kind of have to navigate depending on each situation that i'm in. >>> when we come back, unlike jess, jake is opting for surgery and male hormones. but will the world come to see him as a teenage boy? >> actually, your chest is shrinking down better than i thought it would. >>> and a look at the young people left behind, rejected by their own families with heart wrenching results. >> there's a lot of shunning, there's a lot of people being thrown out of their houses. >> when "born in the wrong body" returns. to be on verizon. one: verizo

and that is jesse matthew.e the with abduction in the case of hannah graham. there was a dna tie to another missing woman from 2009, morgan harrington between her and matthew. and he was also charged with rape back in 2003 when he was a student at liberty university. describe for our viewers the mounting evidence against him as being behind the disappearance, not of one woman, but possibly more than one. >> let me just take a quick moment here to get us all on the same page. jesse matthew grew up in the charlottesville area. he is a 2000 graduate of monticel monticello high school, located about two miles from thomas jefferson's monticello, for which the school is named. he played football there, he was a state wrestling champ, very popular student. he then went on to liberty university and played football there as well. he left liberty university after being named and investigated in a sexual assault and rape on a fellow student. there were no charges that were officially filed, but liberty has confirmed that

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denver post reporter jesse paul joins us. good evening, jesse. tell me is there any more information about these three girls. i know that they are juveniles, minors so it's hard to get information. >> yes, it's been very difficult. we had new information this evening. the county sheriff's office that it thousand dollars figure was confirmed. one of the families who took one of the missing, the run away children's report reported that they had $2,000 missing as well. we do know their ages now. it's 15, 16, and 17. they were two different families. the information that your colleague spoke of before was correct. >> is it -- i mean, we just had the other arrest in denver of the woman who was 19 years old. she was arrested at the airport in denver. pled guilty about a month ago. but, you know, why is it -- i mean, what -- is there a huge community in the denver area of people who might be sympathetic to isis? >> you know, i can't really speak to that i mean, i don't know if there is a huge community here or not. i think it's certainly unusual that th

forensic evidence links jesse matthew to morgan harrington. we spoke with a woman who lived in this area since 1963 and her reaction. >> i go to sleep and there is a body laying up the road. i can't imagine such a crime would happen in that neighborhood. no word from investigators about any of those results from the friends at testing. the breaking news this afternoon is that yes he matthew is going to be charged with attempted capital murder, abduction, and sexual assault related to an incident in 2005. the press conference coming up at 430 this afternoon. will come back with more information at 5:00. >> thank you for the update. we moved to prince william county where some students are starting to get home from school after what can be described as a crazy day. students were evacuated to a nearby school while others were told to stay inside. police found a murder suspect vehicle and body nearby. >> where this all started right now, we have seen neighbors walking by. weree and school officials able to reroute students to another school nearby

then jesse matthew did not enter a plea.r entered a plea in these proceedings because at the time the charges were read to him he technical didn't have an attorney. that's where it got interesting. his attorney for the hannah graham case, the aabduction he's charged with in charlottesville, virginia, asked judge dennis smith to be the sole attorney representing jesse matthew here in fairfax county. well, judge smith was having no part of that. he said "let me tell you how things are done here in fairfax county." then he proceeded to say "i'm appointing a second attorney for you here, a public defender that will work with you to represent jesse matthew here in fairfax." the reason the judge wants to get this trial done quickly, he wants to get it under way quickly, he believes if cam bloes is the only attorney things will move too slowly because jim camblos will have too many things to do. he also believes public defenders will know the system better. upon hearing that news the lawyer shook his head, he was visibly angry, he

jess? >> katie, the schuylkill expressway, moving along great, 202, westbound looking great, as well. overnight work to tell b i'll tell you all where it is coming up in the next couple of minutes. good morning. >> thanks, jess. happening today attack last month on same sex couple in center city prompts philadelphia city council to propose new legislation, that would strengthen the criminal code for hate crimes. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us outside city hall with details on this afternoon's hearing. jan, good morning. >> reporter: nicole, erika, good morning. scheduled to speak during the hearing this afternoon, the philadelphia police department, the commission on human relations, and victims advocates, all in hope that sexual orientation will be added to philadelphia's hate crime law. councilwoman blondel reynolds brown, councilman jim kenny holding this hearing today, the committee of public safety. the bill is in response to the september 11 attack, on a gay couple

jesse is stuck 16 feet down.an is to dig down 20 feet with heavy ground breaking equipment and then cut across by hand. rescuers know they need to move cautiously. >> if there would have been any further collapse, of course, in the well above his head, yes, there's a risk. and that was one of our main concerns, is vibration of the ground around the opening. they shut off all traffic, stopped all traffic within 500 feet. >> my role as rescue was to help with the shoring and the trench. and my job was also to be one of the diggers down at the bottom that actually dug from the trench over to the well where little jesse was. >> as the operation approaches its fifth hour, 17-month-old baby jesse seems to be hanging in there, but the question everyone is asking, how much longer can he last? >> my only thought was he's getting tired. i was worried about him maybe giving up, and i was talking to him, you know, comforting him as well as myself. >> firefighter tim daneen is working with other rescuers in 15-minute interval

jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> 4:35. now that the manhunt is over, halloween is back on for some kids in monroe canty. they initially canceled trick or treating because of the search for frein. that wasn't the only issue for children in that area. on several occasions schools were closed because of the police activity. >>> this morning many are remembering the state trooper killed in the attack. byron dickson was killed as he walked out of the barracks on september 12g9. he used to work at the belmont barracks in philadelphia. last night when officers cuffed if, frein they used corpal dickson's handcuffs. we will have live updates for you throughout the morning on air and online at nbc10.com. >>> another major story we're following this morning. more breaking news in philadelphia this time. a two-alarm fire raced through these apartments in west philadelphia injuring several people and putting others out of their homes. sky force 10 flew over that scene shortly after the fire broke out after 11:30 last night. monique bra

nbc 10's jesse gary is live in new york. in the last half hour you talked about how people in new york, the leaders there, are trying toe calm fears this morning and have been planning for this type of ebola case, right? >> reporter: that's exactly right. when dr. spencer saying fatigue turned into a full-blown fever of 103, they jumped into action, called 911 and the city's emergency ebola system went into action, having dr. spencer rushed to bellevue hospital. city officials sealed his apartment and will start deacon tam nation. the new white house ebola czar was notified a doctor working with patients in guinea earlier this month, returned home to new york and has tested positive for that virus. >> we really are confident that all of the protocols we've worked hard to put in place with communications of all levels of our public health system, with our emergency medical system, with our public health system, have worked as as well as well as we expected them to work. >> reporter: coming up in the next 30 minutes, standing

with katie and jess. >> good morning, everybody. unsettled weather headed our way, and that will all come courtesy of one area of low pressure that continues to develop, it is continuing to gather some strength, stowe will continue as a result to bring in some showers, some clouds, and it will be for couple of days. so we'll have all of the details there. and i do have some good news, i promise, just do you have wait for it. jess, over to you. >> i'm used to you always having the good news, me having the bad news, i'm into that so far this morning. so far, we go outside check out our cameras at cottman avenue. we go full with that and see that it actually is moving along great. but, starts to go pick up some volume. to the right-hand side, you can see, that's where the taillights are going through, headed southbound, moving along great. patches of overnight work to talk b i'll tell you all where they are just coming up in the next couple every minutes, nicole, back to you. >> thanks, jess. happening today, philadelphia city council

>> thank you, jess. developing right now, almost 100 people are forced out of their homes after fire breaks out inside a delaware county apartment building. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at the scene in folcroft this morning, she has got the very latest. good morning, jan. >> reporter: erika, that the tasha, good morning, i was just able to speak with couple of people who have been displaced because of this fire. they say the evacuation was very orderly, they say the red cross and the fire department have been great to them this morning. now they just sit and wait until they get the all clear to go back inside of their homes. this fire was actually on the back side of this building here in folcroft. and there are actually crews on scene right now starting to board up some of the property. it was a very chaotic scene earlier this morning, three people had to be taken to the hospital because of this fire. two elderly people were transported nearly for evaluation, one woman who lives in the

i did reach out to jesse matthew's attorney. he is not me a one word e-mail back for comment and that was no. live in charlottesville debra alfarone, wusa9. >>> we'll turn to mola lenghi who has been looking into matthew's past speaking to some who knew him well. >> matthew was described to me as someone not always the most sociable and often had a very different way of expressing himself, one that some people did not like. the list of cases involving a murder, disappearance, rape or assault that police are linking to jesse l.j. matthew seems to be growing. it began in 2002 when matthew at the w45time a student and football player at liberty university was kicked out of school after being investigated in an alleged rape on campus. he was never charged, but he has been charged in hannah graham's disappearance and in a 2005 sexual assault and attempted murder in fairfax as well as linked to the 2009 murder of virginia tech student morgan harrington. what have you thought as you've seen his name linked to some of these things? >>

we expect jesse matthew to be transported sometime soon. i'm peggy fox reporting live in fairfax, back to you mike. >>> police are silk look for -- looking for a man they say attacked an officer the morning with an ax. it happened this morning in the 3800 block of 13th street. delia goncalves has the latest now from northeast d.c. >> reporter: police are still here at scene of the crime in -- the scene of the crime in brooklyn canvassing the area and talking to neighbors as well. you can see detectives in this alley behind the 1300 block of quincy street here in northeast. this happened at 3:00 in the morning and police are telling us an officer was simply silting in his cruiser -- sitting in his cruiser parked here in the alley when suddenly a suspect came down the callie and without -- alley and without any notice he swung an ax at the police officers' drivers seed -- police officer's driver's ion doe of the cruise -- window side of the cruiser. the officer was not hurt and he july you have had out of the car and tried to take the suspect

nbc 10's jesse gary is live in university city with more on that. jesse?> reporter: yeah, vai, decriminalizes marijuana possession. let's be clear, having marijuana is still illegal, but having a small amount in the city will not automatically mean handcuffs and a trip to the nearest police district. starting today, people caught with less than 30 grams of marijuana will face a fine comparable to that of a parking ticket, not automatic jail time. the goal here is to ease the overburdened judicial system. again, this law goes into effect right now. philadelphia is now the largest city in the country that has decriminalized marijuana. live in university city, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> good morning. i'm katy zachry with a look at your traffic this morning. just about 6:56, four minutes to 7:00, and volume at this time, as it is most monday mornings right before 7:00, building. on 76 westbound right near city avenue, where you see those headlights, that is westbound. so, a lot of volume there. if we take a look at the average speeds on the majors throughout

>> jess, thank you. breaking this morning, on cbs-3, olympian and double amputee oscar pistorius will spend five years in prison for the shooting death of his girlfriend. the judge handed down that sentence earlier today. >>> also, philadelphia city council considers adding to the city's hate crime legislation, this afternoon. changes come after same sex assault in center sit. >> i drivers involved in deadly hit-and-run, 25 year old chelsey burns was run down by two cars, the second driver stopped. we'll be right back. in cases of rape,pposes aborin cases of incest,ions. and in cases where the mother's health is in danger. no woman should be forced to carry a pregnancy from a rape. mario scavello sponsored a bill to force women to have unnecessary and invasive ultrasounds. it's horrifying. women need to know that mario scavello wants to stand between them and their doctors in making decisions that aren't his to make. so i'm the one living wthe tips and trendso and have you tried this. now, i'm ready for

katie and jess are in the house. good morning. >> good morning, happen mine day, this will be one of those days you want to bottle up and just set aside for another day. because it is so nice outside. and it is a little chill toy start, i'll give that you, but it is october, that's what we expect. meanwhile, swing on that thermometer. taking place this week, so all of the details, and all coming up, jess? >> thanks, katie. actually good news to talk becomes as well. relatively light start so far this morning, couple of incidents to talk b we go outside and show you the cameras on top of 95 at broad. over left-hand side, your northbound lane, excuse me, your right-hand side is your southbound lane headed toward the city moving great so far. couple of incidents to talk about, out in new jersey, i'm going to cover those, and problems with mass transit coming up in the next couple of minutes, good morning.

jesse, what else can you tell us? >> vai, that fire also injured one philadelphia firefighter who was taken to the hospital in station condition suffering from heat exhaustion. i got that from the deputy chief and reported all questions to lieutenant peterson who was here with me now. what else can you tell me about this fire? do you have an idea on how it started? >> being investigated by the fire marshal's office. what i do know at 4:14 this morning they arrived on the 4700 block of vista street and encountered heavy fire on the first and second floor. put all companies in service and the fire was able to put under control at 5:08 and roughly it took about 46 minutes. >> did the fire spread to neighboring homes? i heard residents saying they heard screams saying get out. was it spreading? >> three homes right now have been affected. the neighboring dwellings and the fire dwelling and at this point we know that nine civilians have been displaced and being tended to by red cross and they have a location across the str

testing to determine whether that dna matches jesse matthew's dna.ugh a body was never found and there is a conviction, a gentleman named randy taylor was convicted in that case of murdering alexis murphy, they are testing this car to see if there are any sign of jesse matthew's dna in that car. >> joey, it seems like that would be a difficult task for police. >> carol, there's a couple things. obviously family of that particular victim, they deserve a fresh look, of course, and the defendant himself deserves a fresh look. however, i think that we have to have pause here for a couple of reasons. the county attorney is pretty confident, carol, that they got the right guy. the family is pretty confident that they got the right guy and for good reason, because the person who was convicted, there was, of course, a bloody shirt of the victim found at his home. the cell phone of the victim found at his home. hair extensions of the victim found at his home and the eyeglasses of the victim or at least the eyelashes of the victim found in his home. and in add

this is an area where jesse matthew once lived. continues.c test >> surrounded by farms, hills, and dense woods where remains were found they could be those of hannah graham. >> they never have anything like that here. >> investigators are looking for clues in the area which is about 12 miles from downtown charlottesville. charged with the induction of hannah graham. the area is five miles from the remains found in 2010. she is the 20-year-old virginia inh student that disappeared 2009. there are signs of love and prayer. >> we have seen the worst unfortunately. >> it has been that way since this case began. they are not commenting on this investigation. live in charlottesville, abc 7 news. >> even as these new charges against jesse matthew are brought to light, and the new details. >> video from a robbery. it ended with the clerk being , doing everything the robber asked. this video is graphic. we are live outside a gas station with what happened. the search is on for this armed robber and shooting suspect. immigrant and his engli

that may arise as a potential issue in jesse matthews' defense.ne other significant thing in court today was that jim ca camblose, attorney representing him in charlottesville requested an evaluation for sanity, that's not necessarily an indication he's going to enter an insanity plea in this case but he's going to want to have him evaluated. the judge did not accept that request right now. he said i'll accept a motion on that later and i'll consider it later. that's another significant development today in court, carol. jim camblose's attorney requesting an evaluation for sanity for jesse matthew. >> no plea was entered in court today, right? >> that's right. he did not enter a plea at the time because at the time the charges were read to him, he did not have an attorney, but then really just a few minutes later, the judge settled it once and for all, he said jim camblose, your attorney in charlottesville if if you're going to represent him you'll share representation with him in fairfax with a public defender. he now has two attorneys representi

they do not have a lot of information that can tie jesse matthew to hannah graham. jeff? >> that is right, leon, they are not saying a lot, but they said this afternoon there is going to be a shift in focus when it comes to look for hannah graham. sadly, they say there is going to be a shift in strategy. a are not elaborating too much. all are not talking at about the new developments further connecting a jesse disappearance or the murder of the other college student. jesse matthew was working as a cab driver the night that the previous student had disappeared on tober 2009. she had used his taxi just two weeks previously, and no information about what was found inside the vehicle. jail duringput in the investigation of hannah graham. in the search for hannah graham, crews remain hopeful. ande do remain optimistic every day we walk out saying tomorrow is going to be the day. weeks,he past two virginia police have confirmed a forensic lake between the previous murdered student and jesse matthew. they have not explained what those connections are. coming up at 5:00, we are

jest jesse matthew is the suspect. jenkins and ted williams are on the ground in charlottesville investigating. >> three weeks ago, university of virginia student hannah graham mysteriously vanishing. and for charlottesville, virginia, her story is anything but unusual five women in the last five years have gone missing here in the charlottesville area. if i'm investigating this, got to look into it. got to see if there is any connection. >> police have established a link between hannah and morgan harrington who, on october 17th, 2009, disappeared soon after leaving this charlottesville arena. >> she took off and started walking away from here alone. >> morgan heads down the street, crossing this fateful bridge. >> she was hitchhiking. and in hitchhiking that means one thing, she was trying to get a ride from one location to another. >> and that's where jesse matthew may come in. >> maybe she entered a cab and one thing we know is that jesse matthew was a cab driver. >> just a month after morgan's disappearance, police

jess? >> not too bad at all. good morning, everybody, just after 8:00. we go outside on the ben franklin bridge now, where we're seeing some problems, and jam up, from the toll plaza, out in new jersey, headed westbound into the city, and also losing out lane due to the ongoing construction project. but if you are headed from the city, into new jersey, you should have no problem doing so eastbound on 95, at cottman, actually, no, looks like i don't really know what's going on right here but looking at 95 at cottman avenue jam ups here. you can see the bridge here moving along nicely as well. septa service still suspended from west trenton into neshaminy falls, 35 minute delays, into center city due to earlier accident atwoodborn station. that will will have 35 minute delays there, in lehigh valley, an accident, on 78 eastbound, closed, at route 145. your alternate to get around there. just take route 22. out in king of prussia, gas main break, route 23, closed at north gulph road, i wanted

nbc 10's jesse gary is live in hamilton township. and jesse, i know the school district had a meeting last night about this, but how are parents feeling? are they reassured at all? >> reporter: christine, some parents are keeping their children home from school today. others want more information about the possible spread of the enterovirus. let's take a look at our video. district officials are disinfecting the classroom where the cases took place, and they say better hygiene practices coupled with keeping sick children home can help prevent the spread. the increased concern comes after 4-year-old yardville student eli waller died in his sleep last month. the cause confirmed by the cdc as enterovirus d-68. his father released a statement to the community, which reads in part "my wife and i simply cannot thank you enough for the roles you played in eli's life. and while our hearts break at his passing, our hearts also overflow with overwhelming gratitude." i've been calling the school this morning, checking the website to see if ther

although that is going to take place in the courthouse, jesse matthew will be here. he is scheduled to appear by media link from jail. >> northern virginia bureau chief will be in the courtroom in charlottesville tomorrow. four men accused of hacking and stealing more than $100 million worth of software from microsoft and the u.s. military are in custody tonight. is also accused of taking technical code from the xbox1. thantigators seized more 600 thousand dollars that the hackers made from selling the stolen information. a d.c. neighborhood has been best among one of the 10 neighborhoods in the country. they named adams morgan. they cited the addition of green areas and trees. jimmy carter celebrating his 90th birthday today. he was elected as the 39th president in 1976. he has worked for peace and civil rights around the world. he attended a ceremony at the carter center in atlanta. he is the second oldest living president now. six months younger than bush. -- then george h.w. bush. >> it looks like the timing for the rain is going to work out great. the game start

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rene, jesse's brother. >> oh, you're jesse's brother. what do you do here? >> animal care tech. >> okay. you like it? >> it's good. >> what do you love about this place? >> uh, just being with dogs, man. there's something that's always gonna love you every time you come in whether it's a bad day or a good day, you got a happy dog with you. >> how do you like working with andrew? >> uh... it can be a little complicated to explain. >> seems like he gets a little... >> uh... you gotta work. >> yeah. all right, man, well, good meeting you. i'll be seeing you around. >> sounds good. >> all right, buddy. hey, jesse, can i grab you for a minute, bud? >> yeah. >> jesse's the park manager, and he's a critical staff member. i mean, he's running what i consider 50% of this business, the center of the business. so you and i haven't had a chance to talk or anything. do you wanna be here long-term? >> actually, yeah, i love it here. i mean, i been here seven years now. i mean, i been probably the longest one here and worked every shift imaginable here. i mean, i know the

jesse?er: vai, there have been a few comings and goings overnight, but very little information. i've been making phone calls, sending e-mails. i'll update you on my progress of trying to get more information into the investigation of this incident, coming up after the break. >>> i'm nbc 10's monique braxton live in society hill, where we're trying to talk to smokers about their reaction, to gauge their reaction to having to pay $2 more beginning today for cigarettes. live after the break. and you want to get an mba. but going back to school is hard. because you work. now capella university offers a revolutionary new way to get your degree. it's called flexpath, and it's the most direct path, leveraging what you've learned on the job and focusing on what you need to know. so you can get a degree at your pace and graduate at the speed of you. flexpath from capella university. learn about all of our programs at capella.edu. >>> just about 6:30. dousing hotspots. you're looking live at firefight

>> jess, thank you.irt bikes and atv's weaving in and out of traffic being trooper three caught it owl. philadelphia police sending clear message it will not be tolerated. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers shows you what they're doing to put the brakes on these dangerous drivers. >> message from police is certainly. if you ride illegal dirt bikes, atv's on city streets, weaving in and out of traffic, making roadways more dangerous for drivers and pedestrians, like that woman there, your ride will eventually ends up here impound in the police custody. >> we're seeing a lot of these vehicles. >> police showed off most recent hall sunday night, nearly three dozen dirt bikes atv's confiscated around north philly. sunday's operation comes days after hundreds every riders hit city streets on tuesday. snarling traffic, and making drivers nervous. they were riding in honor of dirt bike riders from philly who cents was killed earlier this month. >> chief said sunday's round up not done in response to tuesday

jesse gary eis near the jail where frein is being held this morning. jesse?on officers have blocked off the road leading to the jail, won't let us get any closer and he is there and then scheduled for arraignment later today. we'll give you all the details coming up right after the break. >>> and i'm katy zachary. the community that was living in fear is now breathing a big sigh of relief. coming up, you'll hear what people are saying about the capture of eric frein. here in york, pennsylvania we've built the largest distributor of kitchen cabinets in the nation. we've got american-made products that are beating out chinese imports. so, i know pennsylvania can be a leader in manufacturing and we can make things again. but we have to invest in education and a skilled workforce today. i'm tom wolf and i have a plan. we can do great things, but we have to think ahead. tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> waiting for his arraignment this morning, accused cop killer eric frein is in the pike county jail. he was taken

katie and jess are in the house. good morning. >> good morning, happen mine day, this will be one of those days you want to bottle up and just set aside for another day. because it is so nice outside. and it is a little chill toy start, i'll give that you, but it is october, that's what we expect. meanwhile, swing on that thermometer. taking place this week, so all of the details, and all coming up, jess? >> thanks, katie. actually good news to talk becomes as well. relatively light start so far this morning, couple of incidents to talk b we go outside and show you the cameras on top of 95 at broad. over left-hand side, your northbound lane, excuse me, your right-hand side is your southbound lane headed toward the city moving great so far. couple of incidents to talk about, out in new jersey, i'm going to cover those, and problems with mass transit coming up in the next couple of minutes, good morning. >> jess, members of septa's transit workers union vote to authorize a strike. >> the union president, is holding new

jess? >> thank you, i know, beautiful day to look forward, to beautiful commute outside so far on the vine st. expressway. so westbound toward the schuylkill eastbound toward 95 looking great at eighth street. we check in with mass transit in the next couple of minutes. good morning. >> jess, thanks so much. good morning, everyone, in the news hazing scandal at central bucks west high school sure to be main topic of discussion at school board meeting scheduled for later tonight. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at the high school in doylestown, where the hazing allegations cents have cost the football team really their entire season. good morning. >> reporter: erika, ukee, good morning. we are expected to learn more about these hazing allegations during this evening's board meeting, the school district has said it wouldn't speak again about the topic until tonight. looking forward to. that will this comes as police continue to investigate. they're now working with the

jess? >> thank you, katie. and good morning, everybody, just 5:00 a.m., we don't have ton to talk about in terms of volume, but we go outside, check out 95 if he airport. so northbound headlights, columning in toward the airport, mod vat volume there. road closures in new jersey in the next couple of minutes. good morning. >> thank you, eagles black sunday was bad day for the giants. >> the birds wore some pretty cool black uniforms, and did something they aren't done in 18 years. quarterback nick foles through for two touchdowns, and the eagles defense, kept eli manning and the giants off the board, like lionel richie, all night long. the eagles won 27 to nothing. the eagles defense turned in eight sacks, and turned team first shut out since december 1st, 1996 at veterans stadium. >> it was a great execution, guys had, and they were rushing their tails off, and coverage behind it, when you get that many sacks, it means coverage was that good behind them. it is all tide together. >> feels great, man. i think it

jesse gary live in monroe county. jesse? >> pocono mountain school district has closed all of their schools this morning. i'm standing outside the state police barracks here. the school district made the announcement a short time ago and i called their offices and got a recording saying due to an emergency situation but no further information on that. eric frein was sighted late last night at a post office not far from the high school. again, the school district closing all schools today and updates throughout the morning on nbc 10 and nbc10.com. jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> and i'm katy zacky live in east norriton where an hours' long police standoff has come to an end. reports of shots fired coming from the apartments right here. dozens of officers and s.w.a.t team members converged on this area. about a half hour ago. let's go to our video. the suspect behind this scare was carried outen eon a stretch and accused of firing up to a dozen rounds from his third floor apartment. he was not hurt nor was anyone in the apartment

jess? >> relatively quiet start so far for this morning, we go outside right now, show you our cameras on 20 it, just at the schuylkill expressway. so, headed northbound, or the taillights are moving on through, that's headed toward the king every prussia area currently no problems there. we check in with mass transit and the airport coming up in the next couple every minutes. erika, back over to you. >> jess, thank you, back to developing story. fire investigators are trying to determine what exactly sparked flames inside delaware county apartment building. >> "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 t

just minutes ago, fairfax police charged jesse matthew with the attempted murder and sexual assault of a woman in 2005. we're expecting a news conference from police within the hour. >>> in the meantime, hannah's parents and charlottesville community are bracing for autopsy results of a body discovered on saturday. those remains were found about 20 minutes away from the last place graham was seen in charlottesville near walnut creek park in albemarle county. >> crews are at the scene today, looking for more clues that could help identify the body and how it got there. northern virginia reporter, david culver is live in charlottesville with more on this phase of development. david. >> reporter: pat and jim, police just e-mailing me to say they will not comment on the finding of those remains until a few things happen. first they say the medical examiner in richmond will pass along the results of those forensic tests to officials right here at the albemarle county police headquarters. from there, they say they'll notify the graham family. they then in turn will come to us, the police tha

nbc 10's jesse gary's live at the state house in trenton with more on that. jesse?rter: yeah, vai, citing a need to protect the citizens of this state, new jersey governor chris christie enacted a new policy, and the new york governor took similar action. now both states are requiring a 21-day home quarantine for people returning from west africa who had contact with ebola patients. federal health officials say such measures could hurt the effort to recruit health care workers to fight the virus on the front lines. and here at home, one new jersey nurse under mandatory quantirane inside a hospital says her civil rights have been violated and has hired an attorney. >>> today we will hear from septa union workers after they voted to authorize a strike. nbc 10's matt delucia's live in center city. matt, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, the decision of when to strike is now up to the union leadership, and they will be holding a news conference later this afternoon to discuss those plans. twu local 234 has 4,700 members. they operate the buses, subways and trolle

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jesse matthew not offering a plea. as attorney also filing motion saying that he is seeking psychiatric evaluation for jesse matthew's sanity. here's the video inside the courthouse. sitting next to his attorney. via video link from the jail in how mild county, virginia. the charges included attempted murder, absorption, and sexually assault. inated to an incident september 2005 against a 26-year-old woman in fairfax. the charges are unrelated to the abduction charge he is facing in the hannah graham case. also unrelated to the possible deatho the abduction and of morgan harrington in 2009. the judge decided matthew will have cut offenders -- codefenders, a public defender. matthew asked for only one attorney. prefer him to be my attorney because i have built a relationship with him. the judge denied that request. judge saying he wants to move forward quickly. in two weeks, jesse not he will have another status hearing in which he is expected to be in in fairfax county. on that date, a trial date will be set. the commo

jesse gary is live at philadelphia international airport. you were telling us you talked with a woman from liberia in philadelphia now. what does she have to say about this? >> reporter: she works for qatar airlines over my shoulder. she has family in liberia and they are panic stricken with the spread of this disease. she says a couple relatives have become infected with ebola. meanwhile, the u.s. government is warning americans about traveling to west african nations battling this disease and people there are being screened before getting on planes to fly internationally. doctors here tell me that the disease is not airborne. they do not believe there will be an outbreak here and incapable of quarantining infected patients. jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> an organization in bucks county has helped close to half a million low-income families and tomorrowjose garces will help celebrate at his farm. katy zachry has more. >> reporter: for starters, he's cooking a special meal for 150 meal. that's good enough. it's at the same farm where he grows

nine years later, this is the mode shot of jesse matthew jr. hasecutors announced he been indicted on attempted capital murder, abduction, and sex assault charges in connection with that 2005 crime. chargedis behind bars, in the disappearance of uva student hannah graham, and law enforcement says there is a forensic link between the 2005 case and the 2009 disappearance of morgan harrington. >> has he been attacking women and getting away with it? i don't know. and stayeds grateful in touch with the lead attacked it over the course of nine years. he promised her he would never give up, and he never did. >> while matthew has been charged in the 2005 case announced today and the hannah yet beense, he has not charged in the morgan harrington case. jay korff, abc 7 news. >> the new charges against matthew come as we get a major break in the search for hannah graham. abermarleins found in county are being identified. tom roussey has the latest. expected backare tomorrow, searching the area again near where the remains were found. a couple of issues,

the person she was last seen with is jesse matthew. police now are focused in on this southern area here outside of charlottesville, about 20 minutes or so and we have learned that reports indicate right now that this is very close to where jesse matthew grew up here and police who have been part of this investigation, certainly the chief of police who has really taken this personally got a little bit emotional at his press conference. >> this investigation is complicated. it's a complex criminal investigation. it's unlikely we'll have any information in the very near future and perhaps days to come that we'll be able to share with you about what we learned today. >> reporter: and the police command post is just about half a mile past this road block here and police are continuing to search for clues in and around this abandoned building and this property here in this rural part of virginia. meantime jesse matthew remains in jail on charges related to hannah graham's be a ducks. so far he's not been charged with murder. keep in mind he

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he says the male student named as the attack are is jesse matthew, the same jesse matthew accused inpearance of uva student hannah graham. now 12 years later. doucet says matthew cooperated with police, was never charged due to lack of evidence and no eyewitnesses here at the arena where the alleged attack happened. until then jesse matthew had a good thing going here at liberty university where he was enrolled from 2000 to 2002. he reportedly had a football scholarship. why matthew left after the rape allegation is still unclear. what is clear is soon after that in january 2003, jesse matthew enrolled here, christopher newport university in newport news, virginia, about three hours from liberty. it wouldn't be long before he would face allegations of sexual assault on this campus, too. this time it was september 7th, 2003, just 11 months after matthew was accused of rape at his previous school. paul tribble is the university's president. >> a complaint was filed by a student. it was thoroughly investigated by our campus police. >> reporter: trible tells us the victim, a student, cho

this thing about jesse turning everybody around. that's exactly what happened in selma. >> in selma. >> i didn't know that. >> exactly, and it was like i did not want to do this, but the folks i was working with, which was reyes and corky, they felt it was important so kind of like the way we did in snic, what people wanted is what we did and so i did go. and i didn't have like -- i think the most important thing that never was able to take off was the poor people's embassy. >> yes. >> can you explain that a little bit. >> which at some point i would love you to explain, gordon. so here you are together and doing all this work but when it really gets down to the potential of being pretty effective here in d.c., over the long term, where people could continue then to lobby, because you -- you know, you know how congress is, this had great potential, and -- and it was a shame, and because you had -- i mean, anita -- ganz les corky's daughter was involved in it, and the idea was that the embassy would be here in d.c. and continue whate

jess, over to you. >> thank you, katie.ood morning, 6:55, going outside right now, with live coverage chopper three, over top southbound near exit two, which is route 322, and the glasses borough area. so overturned truck and crew on the scene, really serious accident here, trying to get that clean up. and out of the way. see crews trying to work on that right now, going to the maps, show you alternate, all traffic actually being diverted off at exit four, so it is getting offer at route 73, so take route 73, and head on over to two the a that's going to be your best way to avoid this mess for the pre dominant part of the morning, developing g clean to up take some time. northeast extention southbound at quakertown, another accident, there as well, ukee, erika, back over to you. >> jess, thanks so much. history making shout out at last night's eagles game. >> know at least two people will never forget this game for very special reason, teeing and was cents so surprised when she was, you know, proposed to, she didn't even ha

jess? >> thanks, katie, good morning, a lot of problems all across the board already even for really typically early start. so the schuylkill expressway, disable vehicle, turned into pretty serious fuel spill, westbound toward the king of prussia area. see most of the problems. we have a lot of problems actually in new jersey to talk b we hit all of those in just couple of minutes. >> parents in mercer county new jersey look for answers at town hall meeting after learning that a child has died from enterovirus d68. >> officials say that the safety protocols are being enforced in the hamilton township school district right now. 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