live here in the sat center tonight, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a lot of developments. >>> there are big changes coming to our weather. meteorologist kathy orr is tracking what's to come. kathy? >> the storm system that is going to bring that major change is out to the west. severe weather with tornado watches and warnings moving eastward, and we are going to see some of this rain from the same system coming our way soon. right now temperatures still in the 60s throughout much of the region because we have cloud cover but the clouds will clear out, and then our next weather system will be moving in. it will be moving eastward bringing rain and bringing wind but the bigger story is what comes behind it and that definitely will be a major change in our weather the cold. so coming up we'll talk about one more nice day, plan around the rain for the weekend and the coldest air yet is knocking on our doorstep. more coming up with the seven day later in the broadcast. >> kathy, thank. >>> breaking news late on thursday night. a triple shooting in philadelphia's kensington nei

. >> we will go now to our natasha a brown live from the scene in nicetown, natasha. >> reporter: well, we can certainly tell you a sad scene played out here this afternoon here in the 3100 block of north 15th street. accident investigation teams are still here on the scene of what has turnout to be a tragic accident that killed a six year-old little boy. we than stan the child, who was apparently heading home from school after 4:00 this afternoon, wandered out between these parked cars right in the path of this brown buick le saber. the six year-old boy was pronounced dead at the scene. driver stop immediately and is cooperating with police. speed did not appear to be a factor neither did drugs or alcohol. according to the captain here on the scene, again, he is telling us this appears to be just a tragic accident, at this point in time. his mother was here, boy's mother ran to the scene, she was taken away. the driver is understandably shaken up as well. of course, we will stay on top of the scene here and bring you very latest as we get more information. reporting live from nicetown

our natasha brown is live in the sat center with more on that confrontation. tasha. >> chris, a verbal sparring match between governor chris christie and a man displeased with christie's handling of recovery efforts on this, the second anniversary of superstorm sandy. governor chris christie's tour of soup storm sandy ravaged areas were set up with tense moments. a governor lashes out. >> i'll be more than happy to have a debate with you guy any time you like. somebody like you doesn't know a damn thing about what you're talking to you. >> jim keating founder of a group critical of the pace of superstorm recovery for many homeowners began heckling christie waving a sign saying "get sandy families back in their home. get back on on the job ." governor christie tried to take him on. >> i've been here when the cameras aren't here buddy. sit down and shut up. >> why isn't he he in ortley beach. >> the governor was met with homeowners who fired off questions during his anniversary tour. doug says he's still struggling to stay afloat. >> they're dropping the ball big

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown spoke with an eyewitness. e is live at the scene where natasha neighbors say something needs to be done in the wake of this accident. >> reporter: absolutely, chris. it has been an emotionally draining day for folks who witnessed this six-year-old little boy struck and killed by this passing motorist along 15th street earlier today. neighbors say this area is usually flooded with children in the afternoons and they want safety measures put in place. a frenzied scene in the 3600 block of 15th street as crews scrambled to free a six-year-old boy struck by a passing car, no one more horrified by the scene than a man who tried to save the child. >> i've seen a lot of things. that's going to stick with me. >> reporter: this witness chose not to show his face but the image of the little boy trapped beneath the vehicle brings him to tears. he tried to use a carjack to hoist the car off the boy but had no idea the gravity of his injuries. >> in hindsight now, i didn't know how bad it was, i'm really glad i wasn't able

in this case i'm glad someone has cameras. >> reporter: natasha brown, "eyewitness news" on the cw philly>> well, now to a fiery and deadly scene in kansas. a twin engine plane crashed into a building just seconds after takeover from the wichita airport today. four people are confirmed dead tonight including the pilot 53-year-old mark goldstein. five people were seriously injured in that crash and four people are still missing tonight. the beechcraft king air 200 lost power in an engine and was attempting to return to the airport when it crashed. emergency crews then rushed to the scene. >> an airplane down. we have a huge, large two story commercial building hit. fire showing. >> the building that was hit is used for pilot training by flight safety international. >> contract negotiations between septa and its largest union to avert a strike will lee assume tomorrow at noon. management and the transport workers union held talks at the wyndam hotel in olde city today. so far no deal has been reached. a work stoppage would affect septa bus subway and trolley service. the main sticking point

good evening, i'm natasha brown. tonight search for suspects is on, and rewards currently being offered. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers liver in radnor township delaware county, with the developing details. matt? >> reporter: natasha, f.b.i. agents are involved in this search now after these two brazen robbers hit this bank, just after 9:00 a.m. this morning. the td bank on lancaster avenue opened for business at 8:30 saturday morning, just half hour after it did, security cameras captured this. >> two males enters the store brandishing one, what we believe to be, a 9-millimeter handgun they were there to rob the bank, video clearly showing one of them pointing the gun at the tellers, as police say he demanded they hands over monday any their drawers. in this still frame it, shows an employee cooperate willing, hands in the air, police say that the robber then placed his gun against a teller's neck, as he demanded more cash. soon after it started, it was over, as the suspects tried to cover their tracks. >> pl

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us.olice brought two men in for questioning, they're searching for possibly one more person. the beating happened near the intersection of post road and pennsylvania avenue in morrisville. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live at the scene with the details. steve. >> reporter: natasha, good evening. police are saying that this is a targeted incident that all of the men involved in this incident knew each other and may have been friends and now they're saying that this may have been an argument that turned into murder. it didn't happen in the woods or an alley or at home. it happened on this street in broad daylight across from a church. murder in suburban bucks county. >> obviously they used something on him. his head was caved badly. >> reporter: the morrisville police say the man in his 30's was beaten to death with an object sometime sunday morning around 8:30 at the corner of post road and ohio. police recovered a screwdriver they say was used to stab the victim but belie

life here in nicetown tonight, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha, thank you.ig change at the top of the secret service. director julie pearson stepped down and was replaced by a philadelphia native. pearson's resignation comes a mid multiple revelations of white house security breaches and a err eroding confidence following her testimony before congress. today we learned president obama shared an elevator last month in atlanta with an arm guard not authorized to be around him. >> over the last several days, we've seen recent and accumula accumulating reports raising questions about the performance of the agency. and the president concluded that new leadership of that agency was require. >> the new temporary head of the secret service is joseph clancy who has deep roots in our area. clancy worked for the secret service before he served as head of the president's protective division until 2011. that's when he became director of corporate security at com raft. clancy is a graduate of villanova university and was a teacher at father judge high school here in phila

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good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us.hopper three caught this video, dirt bikes and atv's doing stunts in streets of the city. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live at police headquarters. he's got more on what police are doing now. matt. >> reporter: natasha, police tell us they confiscated 34 dirt bikes and atv's during operations today during what's called an ongoing effort to get those kinds of vehicles off the streets. the message from police is simple. if you ride illegal dirt bikes on city streets making roadways for dangerous for drivers and pedestrians like that woman there, your ride will eventually end up here impounded in police custody. >> while it's illegal to ride dirt bikes and atv's in philadelphia and we're seizing a lot of these vehicles. >> reporter: police showed off their recent haul sunday night nearly three dozen dirt bikes and atv's confiscated. sunday's operation comes days after hundreds of riders hit city streets on tuesday snarling traffic and making drivers nervous. they were riding

. >> i'm natasha brown. jessica is off.ntil now, we've only seen her in photos and tonight we go into her hospital room. >> nurse nina pham who is fighting ebola wants the world see the video we're about to show you. her physician, dr. gary wean stein recorded the conversation with her. >> thanks for getting well >> well, after that video was recorded, nina pham departed dallas. fellow nurses gathered outside to say farewell, many holding signs. she then boarded a plane. pham is en route right now to the national institutes of health in maryland which has an isolation unit. meantime, president obama authorized the pentagon to call up reserve and national guard troops and if they are needed to assist in the u.s. response to the outbreak in west africa. >>> the president tonight talked about a possible travel ban from west africa. >> i don't have a philosophical objection necessarily to a travel ban if that is the thing that is going to keep the american people safe. the problem is is that in all the discussions i've had thus

. >> natasha brown is live tonight at philadelphia international airport where ebola concern is running high among travelers. natasha? >> reporter: jessica, we can assure you there is a lot of concern among travelers now the ebola virus has reach the us. we spoke with a cdc spokesperson earlier today about how they are preparing to handle ill passengers. they even gave us a glimpse inside a quarantine station similar to one here at philadelphia international airport. travelers at philadelphia international airport continue to dart off to their destinations. some a little less care free. a little more concerned about the ebola epidemic. >> no empty who or from -- where. we just hope it doesn't affect us. >> u.s. is dealing with its first ebola case in texas the centers for disease control now trying to control the spread of the virus both in the states and abroad. passengers bustling through philadelphia's international terminal may not see it but there is a quarantine station similar to this one in the land to's airport it set up inside the terminal for ill travelers. >> we've done addi

. >>> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining us.t's going to be down right chilly for sunday morning activities. want to warn you already, meteorologist kate fehlinger is in for justin joining us with this november-like forecast. >> that's right, it's going to be a brief dose of november, natasha, but here's where it's coming from. storm scan3 as we show you a look over the last few hours, an area of low pressure just passed us by. more than anything the frontal boundary that came through earlier this morning really helped to knock these temperatures back. here's where we stand right now. already flirting with 40's from treat ton down towards wilmington, you're in the 40's in reading, allentown and already flirting with 30's in mount pocono. so a dose of what's to come. off to our north and west the darker the blue, the colder it is and in happy valley, for example, you've already hit the 30's. meanwhile it could be a lot worse, guys. freeze warnings and frost advisories extending from the appalachians back to minnesota so this real

. >>> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown.ks so much for joining us. >>> the woman is the first traveler quarantined under ebola watches in new jersey and new york. this while pennsylvania is now gearing up to start monitoring possible ebola cases locally. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live in the cbs3 sat center tonight with the latest developments. matt. >> reporter: natasha, let me say right off the top that there are zero known cases of ebola in pennsylvania and no one traveling from west africa to pennsylvania has presented symptoms of the virus. that said, starting on monday, new cdc monitoring guidelines will kick in out of an abundance of caution. pennsylvania one of six states around the country set to begin monitoring people traveling from one of these three west african countries, liberia, guinea and sierra leone have seen the most cases of ebola virus. passengers from those countries must travel through one of five designated airport with newark airport and j.f.k. airport being the two closest to our re

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us.rost and freeze advisories will soon go into effect. let's get right out to justin drabick for a frosty forecast. >> high temperatures today only in the 50. that's typically what we should see in november not october. winds calmed down, that will allow temperatures to drop rapidly. we're seeing 30's breaking out in the delaware valley this hour. here we go, frost and some freeze warnings go into effect overnight starting at 2:00 a.m. lehigh valley, northampton county poconos and also interior south jersey, the counties shade in there purple that's where we have a shot at seeing freezing temperatures, 32 or lower. elsewhere around philadelphia the surrounding suburbs counties shade in there blue under a frost advisory overnight temperatures there dropping down into the middle 30's so again a good first widespread frost possible through the overnight hours. here we go 2:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. those advisories and warnings go into effect. temperatures in the suburbs low to mid 30's. this ca

. >>> today's tuesday, october 7th, good morning, i'm natasha brown. >> i'm erika von tiehl. developing right now, close to 100 people are out of their homes this morning, this after a fire whipped through a delaware county apartment complex. we're live with an update on the injuries. >>> plus, fresh concerns about enterovirus d68. why one local hospital sent out alert to the cdc about this respiratory illness. >> and we're awaiting the arraignment. man accused of viciously assaulting a man in a arts studio. those stories and more, first a check on the forecast, didn't feel so chill think morning. >> no, i was pleasantly surprised even though this shouldn't have been, i'm sure katie -- >> mentioned it 50 times yesterday. >> but who is counting? >> nobody. >> it is true, though, way milder, and if you notice, there is the haze out there this morning, clouds overhead, so basically acting like nice warm fuzzy blanket. so trapping the heat in. that's part of the reason, part of the reason, anyway, little warmer for us out there this morning. more than anything, we do have warmfro

in center city philadelphia, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> pennsylvania state senator leanna washington plans to resign from office tomorrow after a judge sentenced her to five years of probation. the first three month of probation will be spent on house arrest. today washington pleaded guilty to a conflict of interest charge in norristown. >> the 69 year old democrat admitted using state sin at staffers and other resource toss plan campaign fundraisers. >> i've always been known to stand up for what i believe in, and what is right. however, this resolution with the attorney general's office is a fast decision for my constituents, my family. >> washington has spent more than 20 years in the legislature. she gets to keep her pension, but ordered to pay back $200,000 to taxpayers. >> and, taxpayers picking up the tab for what some call a sweet deal for some law enforcement officers. >> the i-team is asking some uncomfortable questions. >> it is a controversial subject, right? >> most deaf. >> i this time it is about law enforcement officers retiring, collecting their pen

. >>> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown.he search for those suspects is ongoing and a reward is being offered. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has the details now from radnor township, delaware county. >> reporter: the td bank on lancaster avenue opened for business at 8:30 saturday morning. just half hour after it did, security cameras captured this. >> two males entered the store brandishing one what we believe to be a 9-millimeter handgun. >> reporter: they were there to rob the bank. video clearly showing one of them pointing the gun at the tellers as police say he demanded they hand over money in their drawers. in this still frame that shows an employee cooperating hands in the air. police say that the robber then placed his gun against the tell's neck as he demand more cash. soon after it started, it was over. the suspects tried to cover their tracks. >> placed all of the stash in the rear of the store in a safe area and then flee down a local street. >> reporter: police do have reason to be hopeful the pair wil

. >> and i'm natasha brown in for jessica. doctors downgraded pham's condition from good to fair.esearchers are working on an ebola vaccine at the national institute of health in maryland. that's where pham is being treated. today president obama named ron crane former chief of staff to vice president joe biden and al gore to serve as ebola czar. a cruise ship carrying a dallas healthcare worker being monitored for signs of ebola is headed back to texas. the ship was refused to dock in mexico. >>> city officials are urging calm. today we learned another philadelphia hospital will be on the front lines of any fight against the virus. the hospital of the university of pennsylvania will care for medical workers who contract ebola while working in west africa. the hospital has conducted refresher training and says it is able to safely and effectively isolate suspected cases. >> pennsylvania currently does not have any positive cases of ebola. >> reporter: urging calm and trying to allay fears, state and local leaders are appealing to pennsylvania residents assuring them that steps are

>>> today, it is wednesday objecting eighth good morning i'm natasha brown. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. here are stories we are following today, happening today, some students in philadelphia say they are going on strike, to protest cancellation of the teachers contract. we have been live from district headquarters. >>> new dangers in the fight of ebola virus, why the pentagon says u.s. troops may come into contact with the deadly disease. >>> allegations of a sex assault at trump taj mahal in atlantic city and suspect are police officers. more on those stories coming up. but first lets get our forecast from katie, man that rain overnight. >> i had branches on my car. >> oh, no, just little ones. >> that is good. >> but clearly there was a sign there was some storms. >> there were gusty thunderstorms that did rumble through. they are done. i must have slept like a rock because i didn't hear any of it. i woke up, it rained, right? the whole thing. but, yes it did rain and now yes, it is out of here. you can see that starting to pull away here over my shoulder on storm scan three. we will

. >> i'm natasha brown in for jessica.ight now, at 11:00 o'clock, doctors downgraded 19 at a pham's condition. they dropped her from good condition to fair but say she is resting comfortably. also, tonight researcher at the national institutes of health where pham is being treated say they are working feverishly on a possible ebola vaccine. and today president obama named ron klain former chief of staff to vice-presidents joe biden and al gore to serve as ebola czar. as for the cruise ship carrying dallas health care worker being monitored for signs of ebola it's heading back to texas. that ship was refused permission to dock in cozumel, mexico. >>> officials all across the delaware valley they want the public to know they are prepared for e bella. this as we learn another philadelphia hospital could soon be on the front line to fight the virus. the hospital of the university of pennsylvania will care for medical workers who contract ebola while working in west africa. the hospital has conduct the refresher training and sa

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. >> i'm natasha brown in for ukee. other stories we're following for this morning. >> ebola scare in the air. how comet from passenger created dramatic on board response. >> happening today, teachers hope to rally parents and teachers, as they react to surprise cancellation of their contract. >> police in delaware country searching for suspects targeting elderly members of their community. more on those stories coming up. first, it is friday, hoping for nice weekend. half full half empty kind of forecasts. >> i heard the rain already. yes, i've already been listening to katie. all i heard was rain. i was okay, i got my umbrella. >> not wash out after weekend berks wash out of saturday morning and early afternoon. my advice to you, is this: if you have outdoor plans scheduled for the weekends, make them as late as you can saturday or wait until sunday it, will end up being decent day overall. talking a lot about the rain, the rain that comes in will pacca punch norths talking severe weather but talking a dousing. it wil

. >> i'm natasha brown in for ukee.er stories we're following for this morning. >> ebola scare in the air. how comet from passenger created dramatic on board response. >> happening today, teachers hope to rally parents and teachers, as they react to surprise cancellation of their contract. >> police in delaware country searching for suspects targeting elderly members of their community. more on those stories coming up. first, it is friday, hoping for nice weekend. half

. >> i'm natasha brown.n photos but tonight we go into her hospital room. >> nina pham the nurse what is fighting ebola wants the world to see the video that we're about to show you. her physician dr. gary weinstein recorded the conversation just before she was flown to maryland for additional treatment. >> quite a moment inside that hospital room just a short time ago. nina pham arrived in maryland. she'll on treatment inside an isolation unit at the national institutes of health. earlier her fellow nurses gathered outside that hospital in dallas as she left. they cheered. they held signs and they wished her well. meantime, in washington, the president said tonight he is not ideologically approveideologicao banning travel from west africa. but he said experts he's spoken with say it would be counter productive. >> well philadelphia's readiness for the ebola virus was top of mind for the city's top leader today's. >> city firefighters among those talking with city council today. they showed council members p

good evening, i'm chris may. >>> i'm natasha brown. the guess case off.e's very latest on the ebola scare. we new necessity three pennsylvanians were the frontier airlines flight with the nurse that tested positive for ebola. they have not returned to the states and they are being monitored right now in texas. also today president obama names ron klain to serve as ebola czar, but some republicans are concerned that he doesn't have any public health experience. >>> and hospital of the university of pennsylvania, is designated as a location that will treat u.s. health care workers who may be infect with ebola in africa. health reporter stephanie stahl is live at hup with the details, stephanie. >> reporter: well, natasha, preparations for potential ebola patients continue to ramp up all across the states as those three people are being carefully watched, and here at hup they announced they could be taken care of certain ebola patients. a statement from the hospital of the university of pennsylvania says it has agreed to be among hospitals to care for u.s. m

. >>> well, good morning, everyone, i'm natasha brown.y-nine year old suspect accused of sexually assaulting a woman inside art studio in chinatown is awaiting arraignment this morning, police say brandon minutely is the man seen here attacking the 45 year old victim, in this surveillance video. according to police, he may have specifically targeted the woman on sunday morning. he is charged with rape, robbery, and attempted murder charges, right now. >>> now, to the eyewitness weather forecast, meteorologist katie fehlinger in the weather center today will be one of those days we sit between systems, basically sitting between frontal boundaries to be even more specific there. but, we are still watching the remnants now, as you can see, over the last three hours of our warmfront, first of duo of fronts that will mess with the forecast today, now long gone, so i think generally looking at partly sunny sky but eventually the cold front with this same system will have to roll on through, and as a result of that, we can expect to see some sun

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has more from philadelphia international airport where ebola concern is running high among travelers. >> reporter: travelers at philadelphia international airport continue to dart off to their destinations, some a little bit less care free and a little bit more concerned about the ebola epidemic. >> a little education is always good. as i say we hope that it does ant affect us. >> reporter: while u.s. is dealing with the firste bowl case in texas centers for disease control now trying to control the spread of the virus both in the states and abroad. passengers bustling through philadelphia's international terminal may not see it but there is i quarantine station, similar to this one in atlanta's airport set up inside the terminal for ill travelers. >> we have donna killingsal training and work with the customs and border protection agents so they know about the symptoms of ebola what to look for as they are processing the travel are coming in. >> reporter: we spoke with christine pierson from at plant via phone on friday and she says they have

. >>> good morning, everyone, it is friday, october 10th, i'm natasha brown. not ukee washington. i'm in for him today. >> sure r i'm erika von tiehl. quick check of your traffic and weather together. >> we have at least the combination right now of some wet weather already starting to fire up here on storm scan3, guys, but clearly dow not need my umbrella just yet. you probably will not either. specially if you're plans to be outside today maybe early afternoon, that's about the earliest we would have to worry about any kind of widespread showers, starting to move n you can see on storm scan3, clouds beginning to build. few speckles of green starting to pop up. main juice, i like to call it, way back here right now, through west virginia and cutting the border across cents into kentucky. so as i said, you know, starting off with at least little sunshine, see the gray clouds really starting to take over in the live neighborhood network outside cape may courthouse here, middle township high school. you have a little sun, the clouds around all day today, talking upper 50's, eventual

our natasha brown has the details. >> the hospital of the university of pennsylvania will care for medical workers who contract ebola while working in west africa. the hospital has conducted refresher training and says it is able to safely and effectively isolate suspected case. >> pennsylvania currently does not have any positive cases of ebola. >> urging calm and trying to eli fears, state and local leaders appealing to pennsylvania residents assuring them that steps are in place to deal with the ebola crisis. this on the heals of news that three people from northwestern pennsylvania were on the frontier airlines flight on monday from columbus to dallas, that carried nurse amber vincent, who has ebola. >> at this point in time they are showing no symptoms. and in addition to having daily calls with those residents, we will be continuing to have themself monitor. >> governor tom corbett says the three unidentified pennsylvanians are still in texas, told by the cdc not to travel for 11 -- 21 days, governor standing dollars by -- flanked by state health officials. reiterating risk to the ge

. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm natasha brown.ice are investigating a accident that claimed the life after driver early this morning, in gloucester county there is happened about 3:00 this morning near delsea drive, almonesson road westville. car slammed into a tanker truck and was jammed under that truck, up until crews could finally clear the scene. the victim's identity has not yet been released. >>> and now, the eyewitness weather forecast, meteorologist, katie fehlinger, check tracking everything in the weather center. >> not too much to track right now on storm scan3, that the tasha, actually beautiful day unfolding but we will be tracking some wet weather looks like the middle part of the week. we get to it, take you out to storm scan, again, very quiet. see few speckles evergreen that fire up there on the tail end of the loop, and just underneath the wording storm scan3. don't worry about, that that's all going to pass us by, moving to the northeast, meanwhile, we can expect more sun than anything, because of the little po

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has more from philadelphia international airport where ebola concern is running high among travelers. >> reporter: travelers at philadelphia international airport continue to dart off to their destinations, some a little less care free and little more concerned about the ebola epidemic. >> a little will education is always good. as i say we hope it does ant affect us. >> reporter: while the the u.s. is dealing with the first ebola case in texas the center for disease control is trying to control the spread of the virus both in the states and abroad. the passengers moving through philadelphia's international terminal may not the see it but there is a quarantine station similar to this one at atlanta's airport set up inside the terminal for ill travelers. >> we've got additional training and work with the custom agents so that they know about the symptoms of ebola, what to look for as they are processing the travelers who are coming in. >> reporter: we spoke with christine pierson from the cdc headquarters in atlanta via phone and they stepped up

. >>> today, it is wednesday objecting eighth good morning i'm natasha brown. >>> i'm erika von tiehlere are stories we are following today, happening today, some students in philadelphia say they are going on strike, to protest cancellation of the teachers contract. we have been live from district headquarters. >>> new dangers in the fight of ebola virus, why the pentagon says u.s. troops may come into contact with the deadly disease. >>> allegations of a sex assault at trump taj mahal in atlantic city and suspect are police officers. more on those stories coming up. but first lets get our forecast from katie, man that rain overnight. >> i had branches on my car. >> oh, no, just little ones.

in the sat center, natasha brown, "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >>> your time 8:09. new smoking ban in effect in wilmington delaware. mayor dennis williams signed an executive order banning smoking in public places in the city yesterday. ban includes all transit facilities, like bus stops as well as city parks and playground. the move by the marry serves city council decisions early this month violators face fines of up to a hundred dollars. >> it was a spectacular explosion in the skies and took a lot witt, we are hearing from the south jersey students whose experiments were on board, and they saw blast first hand. >> legal battle is brewing in maine at issue can a nurse just back from treating ebola patientness after rick cab forced to quarantine, we will have the latest. >>> officialness maine could seek a core order court order forcing nurse casey hick ox to quarantine herself inside the home. it is a violation of her civil rights. cbs news correspondent don champion is following this story. >> it is emotionally draining. >> reporter: still healthy and flanged by

our natasha brown has the details. >> the hospital of the university of pennsylvania will care for medical workers who contract ebola while working in west africa. the hospital has conducted refresher training, and says, it is able to safely and effectively isolate suspected cases. >> pennsylvania currently does not have any positive cases cents of ebola. >> urging calm, trying to eli fears, state and local leaders are appealing to pennsylvania residents, assuring them that steps are in place to deal with the ebola crisis. this on the heals of news that three people from northwestern pennsylvania were on the frontier airlines flight monday from columbus to dallas, that carried nurse amber vincent who has ebola. >> at this point in time, they are showing no symptoms. in addition to having daily calls with those residents, we will be continuing to have themself monitor. >> governor tom corbett says the three unidentified pennsylvanians are still in texas and have been told by the cdc not to travel for 21 days, the government nor was flanked by state health officials during press briefing, se

natasha brown has that story. >> a camera this tiny can ultimately lead to a big break-in a crime.s were able to use a homeowner surveillance video, to nab a robbery suspect. the images of him fleeing the 4800 block of windsor street, where he had robbed a 24 year old woman, tuesday morning, crystal clear. >> walk up behind her, grabs her by her hair, says give me everything you got. she has $6 on her. she gives it to him. he runs off. >> news the robbery spread quickly through on line community bulletin in the university city neighborhood. >> resident in the area began looking at their video surveillance, the equipment that they have at their residences. a resident found video of male who runs pass her home. >> police are sent the video, the suspect is captured, a day later. >> all do you have expose is this little tiny pin hole. >> owners of philly spy shop in the northeast, say more and more city resident are buying surveillance cameras, for their homes. >> trying to pro tech your property. >> protecting their property, and becoming the eyes and ears of police. >> well, they end

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our natasha brown has that confrontation. >> reporter: governor chris christie's tour of super storm sandy ravaged area was met with tense moment, fed up with the heckler repeatedly interrupting his speech in bellmawr, new jersey governor has lashed out. >> i'll be more than happy to have a debate with you because somebody like you doesn't know a dam thing about what you are talking about except to stand up and show off when cameras are here. >> reporter: former councilman and founder on have the group critical of the pace of the super storm, for many homeowners began heckling christie waving a sign reading get sandy families back in their homes, finish the job. after trying to brush him off governor christie decided to take him on. >> i have been on when cameras aren't here but sit down and shut up. >> why doesn't he. >> governor was met with homeowners who fired off questions during his sandy anniversary tour. doug quinn says he is still struggling to stay afloat after sandy submerge his toms river home. >> they are dropping the ball big time. all i see is a lot of finger pointing

. >>> i'm natasha brown in for ukee. more in just a moment. lets get a check of traffic and weather to get you going, katie and vittoria, good morning you guys. >> good morning. we have a nice day, vittoria, i think that will end up meaning we have sun glare issues to talk about as the the day goes on. sunnies climbing over the horizon right now out toward shore points and we can expect to see a beautiful day unfold. nice one here with storm scan three, we have a couple high clouds passing through, no huge deal there and high pressure in place for the entire day. here's the shore, where we have some sand there but overall, very quiet seas right now. clear skies. beautiful start to the day. we can expect eventually to see temperature climbing nicely to the lower 70's both down the shore and in philadelphia it is cooler by comparison then yesterday but only by a handfull of device. seventeen in philadelphia on 19th is seasonal. lower 60's at best here. looking forward in the forecast we will go from average, to well, just frankly below average h