caught >> outbound kennedy from sacramento the urban part to right lanes out of five this morning. to stretches of work along kennedy worked on the even as well the other stretch on the kennedy outbound from urban to montrose a little bit of this week the five. this has been in place for less today sent don early. everything else looks good. >> the zoo has been galloway in the event every year i got to look at the creepy crawly stuff that have there. take a look. here we are at the brookfield zoo, all kinds of great talent related things happening at the brookfield zoo. today we're looking at all the creepy crawly creatures than half, we have tim sullivan who knows all about them when we looking at right here? >> this is a giant proven centipede the group is that you could look at this animal is in south america is extremely aggressive and will play on three large anything it can catch in over power. a very aggressive, this animal was shake down the bats very strong benham will affect your art it will not kill people but will cause very powerful bite. >> the british writer and an a

those outbound screenings. how woulds passengers be identified particularly if a traveler's flight out of west africa is a second booking from the outbound flight, that the additionala data will be provided to cbp. >> deputy mayorkas, would you like to respond? >> thank you very much. if i can just add something with the response to the immediately preceding question that we are working very closely together across the administration, and we will continue to assess the risk, you know, of the spread of ebola into the united states and take additional measures as necessary to protect the american people. i think it is very important to emphasize the point that dr. frieden made which is we are continuously assessing the situation and taking the measures that we deem necessary. we have in our screening capabilities the ability to identify individuals' travel not only with respect to the last point of departure, but at the point of origin and so that we can, in fact, identify the full journey of the individual arriv

outbound travelers. one follow-up. how will those screenings be identified? particularly if a person's travel out of west africa is a separate booking from their u.s. bound flight, it will not show up on the data. >> deputy mayorkas, would you like to respond? >> thank you. if i can add something in response to the immediately preceding question that we're working very closely together across the administration, and we will continue to assess the risk into -- you know, of the spread of ebola into the united states and take additional measures as necessary to protect the american people. i think it's very important to emphasize the point that dr. frieden made, which is we are continuously assessing the situation and taking the measures that we deem necessary. we have in our screening capabilities, the ability to identify individuals' travel not only with respect to the last point of departure but the point of origin. and so that we can, in fact, identify the full journey of the individual arriving in the

i know you've done screenings on outbound travelers, but you mentioned in strengthening those outbound screenings. one quick follow-up, how will these passengers be identified? particularly if the original flight is a separate booking that it will not show up on the itinerary. >> deputy secretary mayorkus, would you like to respond? >> thank you very much. >> if i could add something in response to the immediate questions. we'll continue to assess the risk of the red of ebola in the united states and take additional measures as necessary to protect the american people. i think its important to emphasize the points that dr. freidan has made. we'll take the measures we deem necessary. the point of depackture and point of origin so we can identify the full journey of the individual arriving in the united states. thank you, doctor. >> in the room? >> my question to you is the goal has always been to stop the outbreak at the source. we're seeing that is not the case any more. what can you tell us, is this a new day for the u.s.? is ebola here in essence as one of our yo diseases we'll need

on top of that, could delays building and the outbound bishop ford from the merge 2103. it will last until 6:00. is a quick shot of the headlights starting to build in. more on this coming up. >> for morning headlines are next. so i figured "hey, i get it. kids get stains", but we have these three beautiful little girls and they make us look like amateurs. so i'm living in a world of tiny sweaters and dolphins and weird, greasy, mystery stains. but, this tide ultra stain release has a crazy amount of cleaning power and a pretreat zap cap that helps me get out pretty much any stain. can i help? awww. just kidding! she got me. now try tide ultra stain release, the newest tide liquid detergent that helps remove 99% of everyday stains. >> announcer: the following is a paid program for smart living brought to you by howard law p.c. and morgan drexen integrated systems. welcome to "smart living," the show that focuses on you and your family, where we talk about getting rid of your debt and getting control of your finances, the show that paves the way for more money, a better l

outbound from foster, to left lanes blocked. we're close to seen this be picked up. upon the downside, more work this one a cumberland. still watching that seem a bit of a delay. it will be out of the way before you know it. bishop has a nice recovery coming u >> coming up, and jennifer lawrence speaks out about the nude photos leaked on line. we will be back. once there was a girl who always mixed and matched. even in her laundry room. with downy unstopables for long-lasting scent. and infusions for softness. she created her own mix, match, magic. downy, wash in the wow. to and from one to speak out about the nude photos that were late on line. in an interview she called it a sex crime and given anyone permission tois look at her bo. one of dozens of people who were having pictures light of mine. >>jessie helt, miley cyrus's homeless date to the v-m-a's, was sentenced to six-months in jail for violating his probation. the 22-year-old asked the judge for leniency and one more chance. the judge however, cited continuing probation violations as the reason to revoke his

so outbound travel is being monitored now. we're always looking at all of the programs that we're implementing to see how they can be better or more effective. one of the things we will look at in the coming days how this pilot program goes at jfk and rolling it out to the other four airports. and think about what else can be done to increase the safety of the american people. >> okay. just to follow up. you mentioned maybe strengthening those outbound is screenings. one other quick follow up, how will passengers to be screened be identified. particularly if a travellers original flight out of west africa is a separate booking from the u.s. bound flight it won't show up on the iet in rary data provided to the cdc. >> if i could add something in response to the immediately preceding question, that we are working very closely together across the administration and we will continue to assess the risk to protect the american people. we are continually assessing the situation and taking the measures we diem necessary. we have in ou

>> let's take a look at the edens outbound. not causingosed, any big delays. nothing we are too concerned with. seemss point, everything to be moving along at a pretty good pace. almost all of your travel times are in the green, wide open and all the way through. >> coming up, a shocking new way to work out. >> cardinal george tells us his biggest regret in his final interview as head of the chicago archdiocese. >> plus, former white house intern monica lewinsky joins twitter, taking on a very serious subject. >> popstar justin bieber in trouble with the vatican. just tell us your budget and the "name your price" tool helps you find a whole range of coverages. no one else gives you options like that. [voice echoing] no one at all! no one at all! no one. wake up! [gasp] oh! you okay, buddy? i just had a dream that progressive had this thing called... the "name your price" tool... it isn't a dream, is it? nope. sorry! you know that thing freaks me out. he can hear you. he didn't mean that, kevin. kevin: yes, he did! keeping our competitors up at night. now, that

outbound 290, a brand new crash blocking some lanes there. are on the scene working to clear that up. the saving grace is that volume is light. once we see cars built in this could be a messy commute if the rain doesn't let up soon. in bound bishop ford at 130, a check next semi off to the shoulder still causing delays for people toward checking it out. no. and tries state and fedex trucks slid off the road into a ditch. and number of accidents in the last 30 minutes all because of heavy rain. more updates of the traffic front near keeping tabs on this coming in just a few minutes. >> let's go back out to some interesting characters on the north side. >> good morning. this is the day. a very sad day for everyone who loves in case meet here in chicago because hot dougs will be closing. the sign will come down tonight when the close the stores for the final time. shutting down here and the rain is not stopping fans from coming out. we have a huge line. people are trying to keep dry in their tent. so many people were talking about what this man

outbound on the kennedy stretch of construction from campbell found lawrence. to left lanes out until 5:00. we are just 50 minutes away from seeing this picked up. we are looking good. also back to elgin o'hare, this project has westbound from irving park over to lake blocked until 5:00. we are seeing some slow traffic but not a bad picture for a monday morning. the earlier accident on the dan ryan has cleared up. a few other things to talk about. we will take about that coming up. >> thank you for that. the morning marcus. >> you know the chocolate smell from the factory chocolate downtown ever once a lot can smell it. there's a guy who says he can predict where its current the. you'll laugh but he says it's for real. i decided to grab demetrius go downtown and meet the sky to see if we confined where that smell comes from. take a listen. >> we're downtown in the loop. looking for the legendary chocolate's smell. ready to find it? >> i am ready. >> there has to be a better way to track down that smell. how are you? >> i'm great. >> enter eden, creator of the c

outbound kennedy at addison work on the entrance ramp there causing a bit of a delay. just under 20 mi. per hour. hopefully that will alleviate once that's out of the way. that's traffic. >> a stormy meeting of the waukegan school board was cut short after just 30 minutes. and parents are furious about it. nancy loo is live in waukegan with more. >> this strike is going on for weeks. above 17,000 kids have already missed 19 academic days. frustration has been brewing. it boiled over at the school board meeting here applies school last night. some say one board member crossed the line. >> sit down and shut up! >> that outburst by the elected board member has some community members calling for resignation. an overflow crowd of hundreds of parents and students and striking teachers sounded off because the board planned to cut, comments short. instead the entire meeting was cut short as the board members got up and walked out. police and security had to break up escalating arguments through the auditorium all sparked by growing anchor over the lengthy teachers' strike. the

a few other items, single lane of traffic outbound kennedy it's odd look what it's doing. slowing things down by 13 mi. per hour. very slow to there. that should be picked up no later than 6:00. finally in new accident in woodbridge. >> still more to come, the family of the liberian man who died from ebola virus is now asking questions about his care. >> and the north korean dictator is supposed to attend a very important dick tsteer money will the shoformer bears gm says nfls hit hundreds of abuse incidents. details coming up. >> the man arrested after opening fire on a blue line train. >> and metra wants to hike its fares 60%. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. marathon man. >> everybody has their friday look. >> it's a mix of excitement and being tired. >> what ever else gets you going. just take a look at our day. in chicago it's 48. at the elementary school here of the temperatures. it's a bit chilly early on. hubbell these locations. when chicago reading at 38. a gun when readi

even slower on the outbound kennedy from irving. two left lanes out. you can see the crawl through their because of that. should be picked up in about 15 minutes. more traffic coming straight ahead. >> time for the early bird special. here's the question. they give me all the hard ones. can you read this? it's the fear of what? halloween? ghosts or witches? phasmophobia is the fear of what? if you know the answer, log onto w-g-n t-v dot com slash contests *now. you could win a fifty-dollar gift card to roti mediterranean grill. the winner will be chosen later today. crews could be in the gulf tv special? >> and what the actress said about joining the all female cast of ghostbusters. the drama with honey boo-boo's mother continues. last week we reported that t-l-c cancelled reality series "here comes honey-boo-boo" after reports that mama june was dating a sex offender. now, photos have surfaced of the man near her youngest daughter, alana. this comes just days after her daughter anna, publically claimed that she was molested by him when she 8-years old

here's the outbound side where they are doing the work. we are really watching the speeds as low as 10 mi. per hour leading up to the spot. that stretch lasted about a mile and a half. it's really a crawl turn to it that early morning construction out of the way. we will break it down for you including the road work on the dan ryan heading eastbound from 55-47 impacting all the express lanes and one of the local lanes. just one of several spots under construction. we will break it down for you coming up. >> marcus is here with something that people can relate to. >> going back to college. are you ready? the ads that many of you had less than ideal college roommate is pretty good. two chicago area entrepreneurs have developed a new system for universities using algorithms they have developed saying it can help students find the perfect form room match. >> it can be one of the most exciting times of a college career. >> i'm a college man now. it's good to be great. >> if only finding the perfect remember that easy. many diversities have this

then this is not outbound at new hampshire avenue. montrose road there looking just fine.ro, marc and vre on time. no major problems there for us this morning. that is looking quite good. back in ten minutes. >>> thank you, melissa. >>> i'm angie goff with news out of north korea. and south korea as the south korea spy agency tells lawmakers they know why kim jong-un has been missing from the public eye for a month and a half. he was seen walking with a cane and they are saying he underwent ankle surgery to remove a cyst. and it wasn't immediately clear how the spy agency got this information, but we know that kim blames the absence from the public view triggering a lot of information about his public health. and earlier this month he was seen on stage or tv wobbling and walking with a cane. that's the latest from the live desk. back to you. >>> thank you. 6:23. d.c. united fans have to wait a little longer to learn the future of the team's new stadium. a study on the stadium will be released after next week's election. that study was supposed to come out today but "the po

we also have outbound dan ryan of new crash at 29. causing a slow pocket the good news is volume is light. more traffic coming in just a few minutes. the morning. >> it's national chocolate day. there is a day for everything and today is for chocolate. coming up we are guaranteed 10 tap pounds of chocolate on halloween. but churkin treating start early here. a lot of places around here were you can get great chocolate. at the committee makes something like this. we are in the geneva at illinois for national chocolate day. one of my favorite days of the year. or at the all chocolate chip kitchen. the chef has created a truffle to end all truffles and he is daring you to eat it. >> we have a challenge we are planning to do a giant truffle and you have two hours then you get prices. >> this one? >> look at this baby. in can see the difference. >> this is like the standard of truffle. >> this is the challenge. >> shalt tell me about it. hon accounts? >> 7 lbs., when it's all filled up. right now of going to pour the chocolate a little bit

can't rule out the possibility that nurse amber vinson was experiencing mild ebola symptoms on her outbound flight from dallas to cleveland on october 10th. although the agency believes the nurse posed a low risk of infection at the time, it has notified all the passengers on the october 13 return flight, it's almost finished notifying all the passengers on the outbound flight on october 10, and as an added precaution, frontier airlines is in the process of notifying everyone who was on board that aircraft from the time that nurse vinson first set foot onboard to the tike it took the aircraft out of commission for deep cleaning, about 800 passengers in all. eric? >> nerves across the country jittering right now. critics not convinced, ron klain, with no health care background is the best choice for the ebola czar. michelle fields is one of them, democratic strategist disagrees. michelle, the guy has no medical experience. >> no medical experience. this is the one -- a democrat operative, been around a long time. is this the -- one of those playoff posts, good friend of the democrats. here's

outbound travel is being monitored now. we are always looking at all the programs to see how they can be better or more effective. one of the things that we will be looking at is how this program goes starting at jfk and rolling up to the other airports in england what can be done as we continuously work to increase safety. >> you had mentioned strengthening those outbound screenings. one of the quick follow-ups, how will people be identified a flight out of west africa is a separate booking? >> would you like to respond? >> if i can just add something in response to the immediately preceding question, we are working very closely together across the administration and we will continue to assess the risk of the spread of ebola into the united states and take additional measures as necessary to protect the american people. it is very important to emphasize the point that dr. friedman made which is we are continuously assessing the situation and taking the measures we deem necessary. we have in our screening capabilities the a

outbound 395 from earlier construction. prince george's county side of the roadways. 66 and 95 as well. no problems there. taking a look at 270 at mont rows. everything is flowing just fine. remember to follow us on twitter @first4traffic. . >>> melissa, thank you. do you feel you stay up too late every night. you're not alone. the people in our area tend to go to bed. >>> but first falling to pieces. why plans to make this traffic circle more permanent and neighbors calling for change. >>> gone in seconds. the warning for women after a camera captures th >>> welcome back at 4:57. here's a good reminder to always roll up your windows and lock your doors at a gas station. take a look. a purse snatching was caught on camera. the thieves pulled up to the gas station on south dakota avenue in northeast and stole a purse right out of a car. this handled on september 27th. police are offering a $1,000 reward for information. . >>> police are reminding students near the university of maryland to lock your doors after a woman caugh

accident happened at the sharon hill train station of sharon avenue, the victim was struck by an outbound wilmington newark train and no word on the victim's condition and service is suspended as police conduct an investigation. >>> people caught with small amounts of marijuana in philadelphia will now avoid a criminal record, mayor michael nutter signed the bill that lessens the penalties for anyone carrying an ounce or less of the drug. it comes with a $25 fine and using the drug in public comes with an additional $100 fine and maybe community service. now it costs smokers $2 more to buy a pack of cigarettes in philadelphia. it is expected to raise $82 million a year for philadelphia schools. >> tom corbett and tom wolf traded comments in a debate. vernon odom was right there. >> reporter: the gloves are coming off here on october 1st, the debate on all news radio was the face-to-face platform. they accused each other of cooking books and who is to blame for deficits and downgrades in the state's credit worthiness and the governor's cuts in state funding to schools. corbett claims the f

now the 71 inbound, 521 outbound, you board at the curb a. it wouldn't happen under the proposed for this plan. hundreds of thousands of people ride the muni erd. everyday. is this consistent. it also funds pet to cut out bus stops to make us walk farther. do you think this benefits us or is this an ploy? >> next howard chat ner. >> okay. good afternoon. first i echo bob's comments. he's very knowledgeable. he really knows what he's talking about. the clock hasn't begun yet. at least not that i can see. i try to use meany whenever i can but there is major disability access problems which has only worsened in the past decade. it's impossible to get through muni during rush hour. some bus line-ups have been limited at all together. part of problem is that powell and montgomery they let you off in the alley in a dark platform. back in the 1990s about the need to have safe elevators. no plans yet to do that on montgomery. of course the muni elevators smell of urine. in may i was in naples, italy and went to a metro station there, grant it, it's n

going web, outbound, we know that people care where they are going, we want to make sure they get on the 5 or the 38 and that is the two buses which is our standard length throughout the city. this is a graphic that does not show up very well so i won't spend much time on it. i wanted to illustrate the differences between the proposed. each stop is a blue circle or square. we have a fairly dense spacing of stops and becomes less dense in the proposed. the details for this can be seen on our website, better market street sf .org. we are also pairing these with vehicle restrictions. mostly for two reasons to improve safety and for us to improve our travel times. we are proposing to restrict private vehicles which does not include buses, taxis, commercial vehicles or para transit. private vehicles will be subject to new turning restrictions. they are not allowed to turn on market street. to explain why we are doing this, it's a data driven proposal. we have looked at the analysis of the industries and found the collisions on market are happening four times more frequently from carson ma

it's on the southbound side and the outbound route and be out there blocking the left lane. >>> nbc on the scene on tomlinson road just before 10 clk am. heavy smoke throughout the home. they think the fire started in the basement and one resident had had to be checked out on the scene but is fine. >>> septa executives and members of its largest union heads back to the bargaining table as both sides continue to avoid a strike. nbc 10 jesse gary is live at the transportation center. bring us up to speed, jesse. >> reporter: right now we have not received that notice, but, of course, the clock is ticking towards the end of the week when an evaluation will be made. the major sticking point at this point pension reform followed by health care coverage until the affordable care act kicks in. the union says says the two sides are a continent apart but promises to continue talking all week. >> have to negotiate with septa for the rest of the week and i'll evaluate where we are and make the determination whether or not a strike will be necessary. >> coming up in the next 30 minutes septa respo

outbound 395 our the wa the way past couple minutes. newington, a couple lane closures on both sides but not a big deal. not slowing anything down now and should be out of the way shortly, again. prince geo county, pennsylv avenue, running fine there at this point this morning, and 270 at montgomery village looking good as well. also 66 at compton road rolling right along and i'm back in ten minutes and see you at 4:41. >>> i'm richard jordan at the live desk with breaking fears, ebola breaking as far as hawaii. reporting a patient is now in isolation for possible symptoms related to ebola, however, they do clarify that not all of this patient's symptoms are c ebola but out of abundance of caution they are taking preliminary measures to protect the staff at the hospital as well as other patients there. so they have placed this one patient in isolation. confirmation if that patient has traveled to west africa, which, of course, is the hot spot for ebola, but a lot of the informatio abo the patient is being kept confidential for privacy r

on the outbound side, very interesting, 11th, we originally had just a regular bulb planned for that and now we're doing a transit island after we talked with our livable streets colleagues. it will allow the bike lane to be more protected and go between the island and the curb and will provide extra protection for bikes. on bayshore at oakdale the original stop design was to go far side at oakdale. right in front of the clam house, talking through issues with the clam house we decided to relook at that and we think the end result is actually even a better project for transit. we're moving it down near side of flower, which is essentially kind of mid-block. it will allow us to put a transit island there because we still get transit single priority because it's far enough in the intersection. we'll still see those benefits. down at bayshore at cortland, we are putting the stop far side, moving it from near side to far side and putting a bulb in. are proposing to put a bulb in. that would take the green zone for a small shop right at the corner. we originally talked with them about rep

heavy traffic getting to the outbound 14th street bridge be at how about the forecast for today? the west. our wake-up temperatures are jacket worthy. 62 degrees at reagan national airport. patchy fog and low level clouds, 63 degrees. we should get some breaks late in the day. afternoon showers will push in after lunch, and i think we will get about a 30% chance to read upper 60's to lower 70's. tomorrow promises to be a better day with much colder conditions. >> the earthquake damaged national cathedral is a setting today on earthquake preparedness, part of a shakeout drill. anyone can take part. at 10:16 this morning, drop to the ground and take cover under a table or a duck. one more news update at 8:56. >>> yeah, you said that. >> what are you doing? you want to stay here? hold off the -- >> no, that's not what i want to do. but what we're doing. >> fighting positions. mount up. >> we ain't got to tell you how we're going to fight. >> stop. what are you doing? >> oh, a little sneak peek at brad pitt's epic world war ii film, "fury." our interview with brad and the cast tomorr

outbound new york avenue at bladensburg road, a crash on the right side has traffic hung up in northeastd.c. trying to get into maryland. in virginia can't eastbound on 50, arlington boulevard after prosperity avenue, all lanes stopped because of a crash. a few problems in the region. otherwise just volume delays. >> preparations are under way at this hour for a town hall on the isil terror threat being set up in arlington. analyst will discuss the threat around the world and here at home. taking questions from the audience in the room and online on twitter for stop watch the town hall at 8:00 omn news channel 8 or streaming live on wjla.com. >> still to come, a look at the business booming because of ebola, and not just people trying to protect themselves fueling the surge in sales. >> plus, scammers intent on separating you from your money. >> and more trouble for an army vet accused of jumping a fence and getting into the white house. >> a national scam continues to target citizens despite warnings from the government. >> there telling people they are in trouble with the irs. we have

still a few raindrops on the camera as you look at the outbound tate roosevelt bridge will stop we willsee the clouds hang for a while, but the rain will be finished. through tomorrow, we will see a bit of sunshine in the morning after a touch of fog. we will see the clouds come back with a chance of a few showers and highs of 72. what the weather hold for friday and the weekend? you're full forecast is just moments from now. look at today's top stories -- a severe storm battered the reason -- battered the region earlier. in alexandria, tree fell on a car and in laurel, eight tree fell into an apartment narrowly missing a father and his infant strut -- infant son. made hisgetown rabbi initial court appearance today. he's accused of recording several women in a shower area of his synagogue and discharge with voyeurism. >> the second nurse at a texas hospital to contract ebola from a patient will be treated at emory hospital in atlanta. the nurse flew from cleveland to dallas on monday on a commercial flight the day before she showed the symptoms. the cdc says passengers were not risk but

the mass transit shows outbound on muni on the l line is expensing service delays because of a line thatwn. shuttles are provided between sunset and the zoo. keep that in mind. also, cable car line at powell is down. schultzs -- shuttles are in place. we have a crash involved four vehicles southbound along 242 at 680. it is heavy through concord. >>> agreeing overnight in oakland police were investigating a deadly shooting outside a nightclub. around 1:15 a man got in a fight with another person in the area of 11th and clay. at some point the second person pulled the gun and shot the man in the stomach. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. right now police are reviewing surveillance video in hopes of getting more information on the shooter. >> in oakland, police are investigating a possible burglary at a marijuana grow house officers responding to a home on 29th and found pot plants scattered on the ground. there is no word if police made any arrests. we have reached out to oakland police the when we hear back we will bring you the information. >>> some workers are startin

here's the dan ryan outbound left landlocked until 7:00. as he had done the dan ryan, normally its smooth sailing. but all this construction of their has to slowing down. we get to the split at the merge then there's more traffic. basically you come down, it's slow and then it gets worse as a come around the bend. another construction project down here. that's already 30 mi. per hour. release slow for the early- moins. we'll tell you more about these projects and what they mean into that 6:00 hour. >> still more to come including whether there will be another great chicago fire festival. >> and speculation over the absence of the north korean dictator and who is running the country. >> and details about the nfl meetings. >> and what one director says about an all female cast just tell us your budget and the "name your price" tool helps you find a whole range of coverages. no one else gives you options like that. [voice echoing] no one at all! no one at all! no one. wake up! [gasp] oh! you okay, buddy? i just had a dream that progressive had

reporter: the cdc is trying to track down passengers who is may have been on texas nurse amber vinson's outbound flight from a wedding planning trip to ohio. she's now in an isolation unit at emery university hospital. and officials say they can't rule out the possibility that she was displaying symptoms including a low grade fever while flying across the country. >> someone who has been in close proximity or has treated these patients that they would go out and expose other people. >> reporter: texas governor rick perry is urging president obama to place persons with possible ebola exposure on the federal no-fly list. this came out as a lab supervise who handled medical tests for thomas duncan -- she's considered low risk and shows no signs of the disease, mexican authorities refused to allow the vessel to make a scheduled stop in cozumel. nina pham, the first health care worker diagnosed with ebola appears to be in good spirits. she released this youtube video. nih doctors say her condition is fair and stable. >> we fully intend to have this patient walk out of this hospital and we'll do every

impacting the outbound ramp until 5:00. but with all that rain does a good chance they picked that up early. this typically happens when a finnish these projects. we'll see what happens there. numbers look good systemwide. we are keeping track of the hot spots out there and the slow pockets as well. more on that coming up. >> coming up, toyota recalled nearly 2 million vehicles. >> and in sports, the bulls did serious about fixing the problem before the season begins. >> and a family out in maple park who has one last wish for their father who has terminal cancer. it involves one the biggest movies opening this holiday season. it has gone up by a rope. people are talking about it all over the world. we will share their stories. it had to happen at some point, stocks stabilized tuesday the dow up five the nasdaq gained 16. s&p up three. toyota says they will recall 1.5 million vehicles nationwide. more than that. a voluntary move to address three defects including a faulty brake cylinder, most of the cars affected are in jap

average speed outbound near girard. 28 miles per hour. 33 is what we're seeing at cottman avenue. this is a live look at 95, near cottman. you can see the brake lights right there so it's definitely slowing down. 76, we have some volume building out there. we do have an inbound delay since the problems that amtrak is having in that area. we don't know how long the delay is, septa officials haven't said but they are giving us warning that we are seeing delays inbound service between thorndale and center city philadelphia, so just keep that in mind. heading into new jersey a live look at 295, where things are quiet at 70. no accidents on 295. no accidents to report on the majors in delaware. >>> now, yours in 10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> we're about 45 minutes away from sunrise this more than. we're starting to see a little bit of light. look how nice and clear it is. this is a view from the comcast center in center city. clear skies. the temperatures have dropped to 55 in philadelphia. the humidity is down. it's going to be a nice day. a clear view f

. >> in new accidence outbound at ridge, left landlocked. i have a shot of this caused by you concede emergency lights flashing on the left-hand side of the screen. volume is light. hoping to get this out of the way because it is taking up some lanes. it's been quiet on the roads. ongoing construction helped by o'hare right lane is closed until 6:00. expect delays through there. and it looks like they were in the process of throwing down cones on the edens. the should be picked up by five but they look like it will be here too long there will be some line blockage there. that's it for traffic. >> coming up, and huge reminder to think pink. >> and one man like getting drunk together more than women do. >> best a hard-hitting scientific study. and the bear'' defense looks to get even after last week's performance against green bay. >> it is october. we hear stories about places been haunted. like bars and restaurants. how about a haunted do? the lincoln park zoo says there are ghosts arming the property and there is a ghost or. we had a sample

local authorities in the three affected countries of people getting on aircraft and at the airports outbound at the beginning of the journey. what we want to do is put in additional more active screening at points of arrival as well. we are having good discussions with the airlines about contributing to this. >> we are covering all of the angles. we have luke russert and the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. the president of simusa. luke is going to start screening passengers for ebola next week. how is this going to work? >> reporter: it's something that is unprecedented in modern american history. essentially when passengers come from one of the three countries in west africa, they will be in fact brought into a special screening area where their temperature will be taken with a hands free thermometer. if they have a fever, they will be brought before a medical official to determine whether or not they should be released or go directly to a medical facility for further evaluation. even if they don't show signs of a fever, they can determine whether or n

to left lanes blocked until 5:00 outbound kennedy between jackson and chicago. right now not causing huge delays. running 10- 15 mi. below the posted speed limit. as to get closer to 5:00 things could get caught up. everything else is looking pretty good. a few other spots of construction coming up straight ahead. >> still more to come. one woman's lawsuit over a sperm donor mixup. >> another country joins in the fight against isis. >> new security breach involving the president in an elevator. >> ny one parent got really mad after a teacher refused to serve her cookies to her class. good morning, i'm dan ponce. ebola diagnosed in the u.s. and for the first time. the latest in a live report. >> overnight the latest numbers on crime in the city revealed some good news. >> the president is doing something never before done with a visit to chicago today. >> good morning. thank you for joining us. let's go to demetrius ivy for a check of the weather. >> not a popular guy yesterday. >> you get the mails and the phone calls? >> i was in a witness protection. 58 degree

spain and the united states negotiated flights outbound and incoming flights have not brought back u.soops on the ground at the spanish bases according to a pentagon official telling cnn. this is a concern for spain where there was been a confirmed ebola case of a health worker. she has been cured, but still in hospital. what happens when the troops come back to a joint base? italian or spanish base? what if locals or nationals from spain or italy go off base? you see the issues that the national authorities here in spain and italy are dealing with as they try to work out the problem with the u.s. allies. christine. >> al goodman for us. thank you for the report. >>> a chilling twist in the war against isis. the terror group released a video that shows a british hostage john cantlie telling the world that is the town is firmly under isis control. what is striking about the video is cantlie who has been held since 2012 appears he is reporting from the scene. watch this. >> hello. i'm john cantlie. today we are in the city of kobani on the syrian and turkey border. that is turkey behind

outbound to cumberland, to right lanes are out until 5:00. a slow stretch in both sides. if the tracks like yesterday it should be cleaned up early. westbound on the reagan, right over by 47 this was cleared up. everything is moving fine with no big issues. >> coming up, starbucks employees have more reasons to smile. and jimmy butler put on a fourth quarter show as the bulls make an amazing comeback. the >> good morning. this is the month will we all face our fears. the cook to the theater and see scary movies. but something that really clicked me out was spiders. there's a home in st. louis completely overrun with brown recluse spider is. 5000 fighters. how could that happen? we went to speak to an expert to find out if they are here in our yard in chicago. that story is coming out. >> ♪ yeah, girl ♪ you know, i've been thinking about us ♪ ♪ and, uh, i just can't fight it anymore ♪ ♪ it's bundle time ♪ bundle ♪ mm, feel those savings, baby and that's how a home and auto bundle is made. better he learns it here than on the streets. the miracle of bundling -- now, that's

spain has granted permission for the outbound flights. no people coming back except for some flight crews who have taken the soldiers down which have not gotten off the plane. a political issue with the u.s. and allies in spain. >> al, thank you so much. >>> a twist in the war of isis. the propaganda video shows a british hostage john cantlie in the border town of kobani. john cantlie is telling the world kobani is under isis control. what is striking about the video, cantlie appears as if he is reporting from the scene. here's a clip. >> hello. i'm john cantlie. and today we're in the city of kobani on the syrian turkey border. >> cnn's nick paton walsh is over the border in turkey. it appears he is in kobani and being used for propaganda to give a different spin on the news from the region. >> reporter: certainly. we have no idea of his state of mind. this man has been held captive for months. the geography of what is around him seems to be kobani. according to the white house officials, he scorns the isis message. they want to scorn th

outbound at the first see more work with in left lane out until 5:00 a.m.. not causing any big delays. still keeping our eye on police activity that has the intersection over by the skyway blocked off. watch for that. still getting detour around that. that's a look traffic. >> nice jacket by the way. >> we plan that my guess. >>plus -- jon stewart is in chicago. he tells us about his latest project -- it's nothing like "the daily show". --that's after 4:30. and next in sports -- the blackhawks point streak gets a tough test in nashville. highlights, next. hey marcus! >> a husband and wife team who have started their own home business turning this into the jury. it's been around for awhile. the business is really picking up. the can't make this fast enough. that's coming up. [ high-pitched ] nailed it! [ normal voice ] you're right, that was really easy. i know, i told you so. on progressive.com, you can compare our progressive direct rates with our competitors' rates, so shopping is easy. you don't sound like flo. [high-pitched] yeah, i do. [ clears throat ]