they claim palmer violateded the charter and under performed on tests. and palmer was authorizeded to teach 675 stupts but enrollment at the school's two campuses bloondz to more than 1200 and course ruled in favor of district and awarded it 1:5 million palmer's -- >> they really believe somehow they thought they would make it. >> and more students could be moved. palmer says he's working with private donors to helpful a budget deficit and pay for extra 300 sore to kids it's teaching cuts would come from high school which leaves more uncertainty for parents. >> i don't know two high schoolers and middle schooler and not clear on what is happening with them and don't worry. >> these things happen it really does. >> and come monday students who didn't win in lottery won't be coming back to palmer on monday. live in northern liberties chad pradelli "channel 6 action news." >> thank you chad philadelphia teachers students and supporters shut down broad today rallying against the decision that forces them to con tript to their own healthcare chopper6hd over t

we did speak with doctor palmer by phone. he told us he was out of town and didn't have the specifics on exactly what was going on, and there is supposed to be a meeting tonight and hopefully parents will get some more answers, kerry and chris, back to you. >> they needed answers for weeks it seems, all right, sabina, thank you. >>> two fisherman in atlantic city are hailed as heroes this morning after rescuing an infant, police say, was thrown in the ocean by her mother. >> unreal. it happened yesterday afternoon near the end of pacific avenue knew in the icy's inlet section at 5:00 o'clock. twenty-three year-old patricia was seen throwing this, month-old baby in to the water and then jumping in herself. two fisherman nearby plunge in the water and pulled both mom and baby to shore. one of the men gave the baby cpr. >> i took a look to the side and she's walking because you could walk into the ocean. she throw the baby up and then just walk and down the line, ocean is, the current was taking her. she is holding the the baby.

palmer says he challenged the enrollmented cap in court but lost. as a result, the state department of education stopped paying the school for the extra students. >> e. >> reporter: so what do you say to the parents who believe it's your faumt? >> well, i 5:00 september that. i accept responsibility. they have my deepest apology. >> as for the parents meeting representatives from charter cyber, the district says west philly high has offered to take all of the students and the charter school will be here all week to help with the transfers. right now, it's a story we will continue to follow. >> by the way, a court also ordered the charter school to repay more than $2.6 million for vie lating the con trakt. palmer also owns an elementary school in northern liberties but the district is looking to revoke its charter on academic grounds. >> new at 11:00 tonight, there are ebola concerns two hours to our south. a patient is isolated for ebola testing. it's unclear just what prochted that move. but the medical center is one of three facilities in maryland

walter palmer says parents were put on notice that this was a possibility but that still didn't stop tempers from flaring tonight. >> unaudible. >> reporter: their anger understandable. tonight, hundreds of walter palmer charter parents demanded answers in frankford after the high school abruptly closed this morning for good, because of the financial problems. nearly 300, ninth through 12th graders, 80 seniors, looking for new classrooms in the city. >> they gave us a list of the schools, okay. we're not getting no answers. for it to be seniors, you need answers. >> reporter: founder and board chairman doctor walter palmer addressed parents but frustration took over. for months this school has been battling with the philadelphia school district, which is in the process of revoking its charter. low performing school which has k through eight in other locations, had 1300 students, twice the number legally allowed this month it held a lottery to cut 250 elementary students to meet regulations. some families also have teens at the high school. >> my niece and nephew still home from the e

raiders had pressure on palmer. moore with the big hit. palmer and mack get caught with their shoes. raiders lose. the cardare 5-1 for the first time since 1976. >> can't keep seeing we'll get it next week. that doesn't workn this league. got to get it whe the opportunity is out there, and w have had opportunities in the last two weeks. put ourselves in position to win and didn't win. >> if we were 6-0 right now, or 6, i would be talking to you the same way i am now. i'm never going to change. for me i just keep my head down and keep working because you're going to be criticized a lot and praised. you have to ignore. >> afc west, chiefs and chargers in s diego. first play of the fourth quarter, alex smith to sherman, where is theefense? touchdown, 20-14 chiefs. 26 seconds left. chiefs send out ns to to win and it he nails it. this one 48 yards. big road win for kansas city. >> seahawks and rams. this play says itit all for seattle. baily 0 yardfor the touchdown. wow. then in the fourth, 2:55 left. seahaw down two. from the 18. rams wit the

raiders had pressure on palmer. moore with the big hit. palmer and mack get caught with their shoes. raiders lose. the card are 5-1 for the first time since 1976. >> can't keep seeing we'll get it next week. that doesn't work in this league. got to get it when the opportunity is out there, and we have had opportunities in the last two weeks. put ourselves in position to win and didn't win. >> if we were 6-0 right now, or 0-6, i would be talking to you the same way i am now. i'm never going to change. for me i just keep my head down and keep working because you're going to be criticized a lot and praised. you have to ignore. >> afc west, chiefs and chargers in san diego. first play of the fourth quarter, alex smith to sherman, where is the defense? touchdown, 20-14 chiefs. 26 seconds left. chiefs send out sans to to win and it he nails it. this one 48 yards. big road win for kansas city. >> seahawks and rams. this play says itit all for seattle. baily 0 yards for the touchdown. wow. then in the fourth, 2:55 left. seahawks down two. from the

plenty of pressure on palmer. somehow palmer and mac get stuck by the shoes. raiders drop to 0-6. 24-13 the finals. cards 5-1 for the first time since 1976. >> cleaves and chargers in san diego. first play of the fourth, anthony ceremonian, where is the defense, going in for the touchdown, 20-14 chiefs. 26 seconds left. they send santos to win it and he does. 48 yards, big road win for kansas city. 23-20 the final. >>> nfc west. seahawks and rams, this my says it all. all the players went right because that's where the punt returner goes about the ball went left and by the time seattle realizes, bailey is heading to the end zone, then seahawks down two. fourth and three from the 18. rams with the fake puppet. get the first down. st. louis win, seahawks lose their second straight. now 3-3 on the year. >> lions trail the saints 23-10 with under four play. drew brees throws his only pick. detroit prayers were answered. staffed, five-yard td pass. lions with the comeback of the day, 24-23 the final. >>> sharks five-game road trip to the northeast stopped over in n

palmer challenged that enrollment cap in court and lost. we caught him apologizing and attempting to console so many frustrated parents. now, today's hearing regarding the revocation of the elementary school license gets under way in about 2 1/2 hours. we'll have it for you. live outside school district headquarters, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> and happening today, residents in one south jersey community will mark the second anniversary of hurricane sandy by volunteering to help rebuild a local landmark. nbc 10's jesse gary's live in cumberland county. jesse, tell us more about this service project. >> reporter: yeah, vai, in a couple of hours, community members are going to meet at the charlesworth hotel, just a quarter mile down the road, lend a hand with various projects to help that landmark hotel reopen. i took a walk with co-owner jim farnish, who says superstorm sandy damaged both the exterior and interior of this bayview bed and breakfast. he says up until recently, cumberland county had been forgotten in state and federal rel

palmer high school in frankford open. "eyewitness news" reporter diane in rocco was at tonight's heated meeting. >> reporter: what was supposed to be an informational meeting for parents of walter palmer high school quickly got heated. >> i'm talking to you. >> you understand they're not -- >> i'm talking to you. >> you're not going to yell at me. >> reporter: hundreds showed up for answers after getting a voicemail sunday the high school is closed. >> high school students should not report to monday october 27th. >> organizers lost control and many left not knowing where their kids will end up. >> we paid for uniforms that's outrageous. five pair of pants, five shirts, two pair of shoes, two sweaters like come on. he's going to reimburse me. >> michael maddux's show is a freshman. he showed up to school monday and was turned away. >> i want to know what about my son's education. it's not right. these kids work hard. >> reporter: walter palmer charter is only allowed 675 kids by the district grades k through eight but the

he had his producer pull up and say john palmer american, nbc and he said john palmer american nbc. thought it was american embassy. he ended up with the president who said why are you here. he said i'm a journalist and he got the story. he didn't lie. he represented himself right and he also got the story. >> that was the beginning of a number of exclusive interviews with sadat and almost a friendship it seems. >> he really admired him and he knew he was trying to obtain peace and he also feared that what would happen did happen, that he would be assassinated. so he was at the white house when president sadat was assassinated and it was an emotional day for him. he controlled it but he admired him greatly. >> it's a tough thing to do. there's a lot of talk about how much of your personal feelings may or may not come out in your reporting, and things were different obviously when he started, started covering the civil rights movement. things changed so much during his career but he was able to develop these really interesting relationships with a number of people he covered, includi

started in palmer township and ended in easton township. katie zakry was the first reporter on the scene. what can you tell us? >> reporter: first, excuse the slant because we're on a hill. easton, north 13th in spring garden. we got new information from police. they tell me this did begin with a police officer chasing -- traffic stop in palmer township. it made -- that chase made its way to third street in spring garden. the pickup driver crashed in front of a telephone pole in front of a row home. police did fire shots at the driver. he is dead. this is important to note, investigators say until the coroner does his exam, they won't know if the driver died from gunshot wound from police or died from injuries he sustained in the crash. i'm getting new information. in the next bit i'll have more info on a tool state police are using this morning to help them review what happened here. back to you guys. >>> six minutes after 5:00. we're gathering more information on this happening today. vice president joe biden will be in philadelphia for a

palmer says his schools take care of children no one else cared for.ay, same day he shut his high school he was on the hot seat defending his k through 8 program. the school district wants to shut the lower school down at the end of the year but says it's as stunned as parents, dr. palmer decided to close the high school now. >> now the kids might be out of school for a week. >> there is one potential plan for all of the students to transfer over to west philadelphia high school promise academy, whether or not that plan will work out, we will point out tonight. live in the frankford section of philadelphia, lu ann cahn, nbc 10 news. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weathy:h(rrq# meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> we've had pretty mild weather lately, nothing compared to what we'll see tomorrow. temperatures well into the 70s over much of the area. we have showers that we'll be tracking and finally a cold bloft coming this weekend. where it will feel more like december. the sun's officially set a few minutes ago. it's a beautiful day, 63 degree

a court ordered palmer to drop 600 students from enrollment.wo weeks ago 300 elementary schoolers were unenrolled by lottery from their northern liberties school. >> it's not about kids. it's about numbers and the money. >> reporter: the school founder says the enroll. cap was not legal and he ignored it. he has been orderd to pay the district a million dollars. >> i accept the responsibility. they have my deepest apology. >> reporter: students were cleaning out their lockers and wondering what comes next. >> we haven't decided yet what we're going to do. >> reporter: so, this school will remain opened for the remaining grades but the district is now trying to revoke palmer's charter citing poor test scores and shaky finances. we're live in frankford tonight, diana rocco for "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> well, we've got new details now in the hazing scandal at central bucks west high school. the bucks county d.a. is now telling parents that if their children feel like they were victimized they should cant their office. the initial alle

carson palmer to john brown, and john brownies a rookie at that. arizona wins the game 24-20 in the heart breaker. >>> oscar pistorius was sentenced to five years in prison for murder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp and now her mother is speaking out. why she says there was in doubt that her daughter was trying to leave the blade runner. >>> what would you do if you saw a message from the white house flash across your tv screen, that is what happened to some people across the country, only the fcc says it wasn't the real deal, it is a hack, that - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. what's the truth on taxes? factcheck.org says it's tom corbett who's being dishonest. they say tom wolf has a plan to

come monday these students who didn't win the lottery will not come back to palmer. live in northern liberties, chad pradelli, "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> it will be a difficult weekend for a lot of families, chad, thank you. >>> its with a day of action for philadelphia teachers, students and supporters first they shut down broad street and brought a meeting of the school reform khition to a stand still. >> inside the meeting of school reform commission members of teachers union voiced their displeasure with src decision to can set union contract. that move forces teachers to contribute to healthcare benefits. earlier today, members held a massive rally in front of the school district headquarters. police estimate there were at least 1,000 people on hand . >> police are investigating a road rage incident involving a school bus filled with students. a green chevy tahoe pulled in front of that bus levick street this afternoon. witnesses told police two of the four women inside that tahoe got out and start add tacking the bus. one of them had a baseball bat. anoth

palmer looked like an all-pro. the skins made him healthy again. i would rush back to play, too. 1-5. we have not been tackling anyone. >> there is ryan clark. everybody getting on kirk cousins and he is an easy target after three fourth-quarter interceptions. cousin has eight interceptions for the season but he ranks 10th in the league in passing yards. he is listed ahead of peyton manning. the difference is peyton manning 15 touchdowns and three interceptions. cousins, 10 touchdowns and eight picks. he has to grow up quickly and take care of the football. >> we are collectively recalling. -- inthe most opportune opportune times to call a bad play or miss a coverage or take a bad his own drop or not get a pass rush. hard to put your finger on one thing. >> would you consider giving cold a start -- colt a start? >> no. 5-1 and they are doing at the way the redskins should be doing it -- running the football. ran for his sixth straight 100-yard gain. the dallas offensive line loves it. the fans are happy that they are taking the ball out of romo's h

inside walter palmer charter school education comes down to the luck of the draw, thursday's lottery determines who can stay and who will go. >> i just don't know what to do. all i can do is pray. >> reporter: come 5:00 o'clock 250 prayers will go unanswered as that number of students are forced to find alternative education, several weeks in the school year. >> i feel very blind sided because like i said we have been supportive, supportive, supportive the whole time and then all of a sudden we have an emergency meeting and you tell us it is a lottery pick and it is october. the that is so unfair. >> reporter: it follows a court battle with the fail school district which says 1200 students in kindergarten through 12th grade exceed city charter school cap of 675, district's successfully argument it does not to have reimburse palmer charter for extra 525 students. a decision president and founder walter palmer claims has cost his schools in northern liberty and frankford $300,000 a month. >> we have exhausted almost all of our legal options to try to revitalize this i will continue to

today it all comes down to luck as students enrolled in the walter palmer charter school wait to see if they could stay. inside walter palmer charter school education comes down to the luck of the draw, thursday's lottery determines who can stay and who will go. >> i just don't know what to do. all i can does play. >> reporter: come 5:00 o'clock 250 prayers will go unanswered as that number of students are forced to find alternative education, several weeks in the school year. >> i feel very blind sided, we have been supportive, supportive, supportive, the the whole time and then all of a sudden we have a emergency meeting and you tell us it is a lottery pick and it is october, that is so unfair. >> reporter: it follows a court battle with the philadelphia court district that says 1200 students in kindergarten through 12th grade exceed the charter school cap of 675, the district successfully argued that it does not to have reimburse palmer charter for extra 525 students a decision president and founder walter d palmer claims has cost his schools in northern liberties and frank for $3

>>> well, we will start for second day in the reoutside the palmer charter school, this time of a former charter high school, where parents find out winning lottery to get their kids in this philly charter ended up winning the power ball lottery and getting counterfeit cash. >>> then steve breaking overnight occupied home goes up in flames what we know so far about the people inside. sue serio is tracking an amazing day on tap. >> it is a warm up and you will not believe for the end of october but wait until you see what happens, after that for the weekend. we have a roller coaster ride for you in our seven day forecast. >>> then cdc coming out with new guidelines about how to treat patients who may have been exposed to ebola but the the controversy only heating up between governors, and the cdc. a a lot more on that story as it develops. good day everybody. it is tuesday, october 28th 2014 we are glad you are with us at this very early hour of the morning. sleep in your eyes, messed up hair, all that good stuff but we are glad to see you. >> you know how it is, see when are in bed and y

john said, john palmer american nbc. those were the words that he said.john palmer, american nbc. >> they thought it was american embassy. they let him in. he got through two other clearance gates and ended up with the president who said why are you here? he said i'm ai journalist and gt the story. >> he did it in a creative way. now at beginning in the number of exclusive interviews with him, also a friendship. >> he goes into this in the book of life. he admired him and knew he was trying to obtain peace and also feared what would happen did happen he'd be assassinated. he was working at white house when he was assassinated. it was an emotional day for him. he admired him greatly. >> it's a tough thing to talk about how much of your personal feelings may or may not come out in reporting. things were different. when he start add covering civil rights movements -- things changed in his career. he was able to form interest relationships including president reagan who almost made him late for your wedding. >> that is true. he was getting dressed. john's bes

palmer challenged the enrollment cap in court and lost. our cameras are rolling when he apologized, attempting to console frustrated parents. now, today's hearing begins at about four hours. we're going to be here talking to parents as they arrive. and once again, this hearing is regarding the status of the elementary school. live for now outside school district headquarters, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> the company that's unmanned rocket exploded seconds after lift-off in virginia is focused on finding a cause. the supply rocket was bound for the international space station, but it exploded just seconds after launching. what was left of the rocket came crashing down on area beaches. no one was hurt. but six students from ocean city high school witnessed the explosion. their families tell us they were about a mile and a half from the launchpad on wallops island. the students had a vested interest in something on board the cargo ship, their science project. it aimed to test the effect that microgravity had on e. coli bacteria. astronau

palmer deep to michael floyd.ds and the route appears to be on. 253 yards. the game can change with one play and here it is. carr will threw for 173 yards. they give it to mcfaden and raiders had a field goal and down 14-10 at the half. taylor, too much. 59 total offense and two scores and 21-13 cards. tough day for the raiders and plenty of pressure on palmer. big hit and some should you are stuck by their shoes. raiders are 0-6 and cards are 5-1 for the first time since 1976. >> can't keep saying we will get it next week. we will get it next week. have to get it when the opportunity is out there and we have had opportunities in the last two weeks. >> if we were 6 of 0 right now or 0-6 i promise you i would be talking to you the same way until now. i am ?efer -- never going to change. you will be praised a lot in this game and criticized a lot. you have to ignore both because neither mart. >> game four of the five-game road trip. madison square garden and 1-0 rangers and 50 seconds left. he keeps hammering away a

so last night, walter palmer charter school held this meet to go let folks know why the high school was closing. the meeting was supposed to give parents a list of options for other schools, including catholic, charter and on line schools but as you can imagine parents were outrage and they let the schools founder doctor palmer have it. they're upset about a lack of notice and the the fact that the cuties happening, so far into the school year. i mean you have seniors war big college, graduation, freshman who were just getting used to the new surroundings, so a lot of parents worry, it will be disruptive and expensive. we are talking about nearly 300 kids out of classes for second day in the row and in word how soon these students will get enrolled. two weeks ago 275 elementary school student were cut from the charter school in a robbery. so a lot of people upset and in solutions as of this morning, back to you guys. >> all right, sabina. >>> 6:08. this morning. as we get ready to head to break, right now you we are taking a look at the video of rob ford. it is not end of an era, voters

officers say it started as a traffic stop in palmer township. the driver didn't stop, driver of a pickup struck that crashed into a pole. police say they fired shots at the driver. it's not clear if the person died from the crash or gunshots. >> you can count on nbc 10 to follow news across the country. we got this new video of a hatchet attack of police officers in new york city. two officers were struck. one is now in critical condition. fellow officer shot and killed that attacker. >>> lawyers for ferguson police officer sdarn wilson say they're not responsible for the recent information leak. a newspaper leaked reports on michael brown's autopsy report. >>> and today the u.s. ho house of representatives will hold a hearing on the ebola crisis, just as the senate has done. the committee on oversight and government reform will examine the federal response to ebola. they'll talk about whether front line health care workers have been adequately trained to deal with the virus. >>> "philadelphia inquirer" and newspapers across the nation are warni

. >> and making light of isis, elizabeth palmer shows us the iraqi that is drawing laughs and death threats. >> this is the cbs evening news. >> glor: good captioning sponsored by cbs good evening, i am jeff glor, it began as a medical crisis, it is now a political and legal one as well. a nurse under mandatory quarantine has a lawyer, the governor of new jersey and new york have a policy they say they are sticking with, those mandatory 21 day quarantines for medical workers arriving from west africa who have had contacr those passengers are showing symptoms of not, the white house wants those rules changed, but they haven't said how yet. we have two reports tonight beginning with jerika duncan. >> kaci hickox and cbs news these pictures of her isolation unit as university hospital in newark, new jersey. hickox gained national attention saturday when she wrote an article in the dallas morning news criticizing the new mandatory quarantine process saying they was questioned as if she was a criminal. >> the hospital where hickox is saying issued this statement. >> while we understand the requi

>> no, i can't because it's a secret. >> reporter: elizabeth palmer, cbs news, baghdad. >> laughing inr. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," guidelines on responding to the ebola crisis. we'll get the latest from the white house, and we will speak with dr. jon lapook. >>> plus, we sit down with the mother who faces jail time for giving her sick son medical marijuana. >>> and david byrne from the iconic band talking heads joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com october 27-th i'm michelle griego. >>> good morning everyone, it is monday, october 27th. i'm michelle griego. >> hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30 and we got a big show for you today because the giants were big winners last nigh. >> and they are still playing in the end of october, how cool is that? that is -- amazing. >> and frank's back. >> frank is back. welcome back. >> sod am vice for -- some advice for everyone? the day you get the flu shot, show up for w

>> first time. >> grandpa palmer is dead, to zoo? >> he is -- grandpa palmer is dead, to zoo? >> he is dead to me. we can barely stand the sight of each other. henry, judge. hank, thanks for coming. i am sure your mother would have appreciated it. hank palmer. >> it is the sheriff regarding your father. >> the biggest mistake of your career, when you happened to run him over? >> i sat on the bench for 42 years. >> we need to establish a storm -- firm defense. >> i can stay. >> he is your father. i'm going to impale your client on the first degree charge and you will get a first row seat. >> i am memories. >> why? was i tough on you? >> yes. >> i did what i thought was right. >> in my experience, sometimes you have to forgive in order to be forgiven. >> you and i are finally done. >> we are not done. >> joining me now is the director and the film's two stars. i am pleased to have them here. how did this film began? was it inspired by personal things? a powerfulr was attorney and i got in trouble a lot. there was that. mother gott -- my ill in 2005. we had had a tumultuous relat

we're not getting no answers. >> reporter: found are and chairman doctor walter palmer addressed parents but frustrationed took over. for months, this school has been battling with the philadelphia school district, which is in the process of revoke its charter. the the school has k through eight in other locations had 13 hub students. twice the number legally allowed. this month, it held a lottery to cut 250 elementary school students to meet regulations. some families also have teens in the high school. >> my niece and nephew still home from elementary school. >> reporter: palmer took heat as other parents learn of options and enzyme up at other schools. >> i bet you guys didn't necessity what some of the reaction would be i want the city to see it. i want people to recognize these are at risk children and families that people don't care about. >> reporter: while confusion and chaos took over 11th graders, lopez, was upstairs, cleaning out her locker. >> the public schools, my mom doesn't want me to go to the public school. there is a cyber school that she wants to us get into but would

palmer hookin up with michael floyd for the t-d. palmer.251 yards.two touchdowns.one interception. david carr.trying to keep up. shows off his arm a little bit with this strike to brice butler. carr.173 yards, no touchdowns, no interceptions. that sets up a darren mcfadden touchdown late in the second quarter. the raiders would add a field goal.and train 14 - 10 at halftime. raider nation.believing a win will come today! second half. cardinals up one.and add another score here. former stanford star stephon taylor with one of his career high two touchdowns on the day. raiders lose 24 - 13. palmer and khali mack get their cleats stuck. they fall to 0 - 6 on the year.they're now the only win- less team in the league. the raiders have lost 12 straight dating back to last year. and jason will have much more on this game.including post-game reaction.at 9:00 tionight on sports night live. the weather was beautiful today but there are some changes coming for tomorrow. kron-4 meteorologist brian van aken is here with a look ahead. brian? to have a pacific storm bearing down on us for tonigh

these kids work hard. >> walter palmer charter only allowed 675 kids by the district grades k through eight. but they have 1300 on their roles through 12th grade. in two locations, court ordered palmer to drop 600 student friends enrollment, two weeks ago, 300 elementary schoolers were un enrolled by lottery from their northern liberties school. >> it is not about the kids. it is was numbers and it is was monday. >> i the school's founder says the enrollment cap was not legal and he ignored t he's now been ordered to pay the district more than a million dollars. >> i accept it. i accept responsibility. they have my deepest apology. >> student were cleaning out their lockers, and wondering what comes next? >> we haven't even decided yet completely what we'll do. >> reporter: school will remain open for the remaining grades, but district now trying to revoke palmer charter for grades kindergarten through eighth siting poor test scores and shaky finances. in frankford, diana rocco, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> happening today, a new high-end fashion retailer offering designer duds at di

elizabeth palmer is inside iraq with police recruits training to take on isis on a day when baghdad is rocked by a series of deadly bombings. bob orr on smartphones that can't be unlocked. are they a threat to national security? and from wyatt andrews, an issue lincoln and douglas never debated. >> ladies and gentlemen, we have an extremely peculiar situation right now. captioning sponsored by cbs

officials say they simply don't have the money to keep walter d palmer high school in frank for up and running. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at school district headquarters to explain what happens next, syma. >> reporter: well, chris, parents were alertedded last night that the the high school was closing its doors for good, leaving students left in 24 hours to find a new school. >> high school students should in the report to school monday october 27th. >> reporter: that is robo call teresa dawson and other parents of students at william palmer high school received sunday evening. the school abruptly monday morning, leaving nearly 300 students, scrambling to transfer to another high school. and, dawson wishes the school would give more notice. >> so they can, so these kids can get some type of situation and now the the kids might be out a week. >> reporter: dawson is mother of 211th graders she said that the school suggested a high school at west philadelphia, but. >> that is not where i want my child to go so it is basically now, it really up to me to find somewhe

is kind of lottery where no one wins but come 5:00 o'clock today a child education here at walter palmer school does come down to luck. unfortunately of the 1200 students in kindergarten through 12th great, 250 students will be forced out after the school district as you mentioned lost a court battle, with the school district rather which says cap for city charter schools is 675 students. again they have about 1200. in a battle that has been brewing for years district successfully argued it does not have to reimburse palmer charter for 525 students over that threshold so as you can imagine parents are frustrated by the timing of the announcement here in october but also hopeful that their child will win a seat. >> i'm very blind sided. we have been supportive, supportive, supportive the whole time and now we have an emergency meeting and you tell us it is lottery pick and it is objecting. that is so unfair. >> i just don't know what to do. all i can do is just pray. >> reporter: to make matters worse, the gamble may not even there. unless the school can obtain immediate additional fundin

have reimburse pal inner charter for extra 525 students a decision president and founder walter d palmer claims has cost his schools in northern liberty and frankford 300 you this dollars a month. >> we have exhausted almost all of our legal options like to try to revitalize this i will continue to fight because it is for the right reasons. >> reporter: if the school does not obtain immediate funding it could mean 300 more, empty seats. >> again, that lottery is held at 5:00 o'clock today, meanwhile philadelphia school district is reaching out to parent to help assist in that transition, also, if they need to get into a philadelphia public school they will assist tell that way as well. live from northern liberties, nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> nicole, thank you. >>> happening today joe biden is in philadelphia pushing for funding on public works projects. the the vice-president will be join by pennsylvania's senator bob casey and other officials. they will tour a barge used for drinking the delaware river and offer brief remarks at pend lansing. later the vice-president wil

elizabeth palmer is joining us from baghdad. liz, good evening. >> reporter: good evening.im, these bombings are not only deadly, if they carry on, they're going to destabilize the capital, so the iraqi government has been on a real campaign to recruit new security forces to fight the isis militants. police recruits act as angry villagers. the other half gets a lesson in crowd control. until a smoke grenade scatters them off. at this police academy on a former u.s. base near baghdad's airport, 1,500 men are going throw basic training. that's 50% more than when isis invaded iraq. kernel fouad qadem daoud says they've seen how isis slaughtered iraqi security forces and they want revenge. the basic training course lasts 45 days. these young recruits behind me are almost done, two weeks from now they'll be heading out into combat. they're called police, but they're trained like the military. in this exercise, sharpshooters surround the house. then the swat team bursts in. [gunfire] and arrests the kidnapper. but most of the work these men will do is less dramatic. and more dang

>> reporter: keith and jacqueline, the lottery process inside palmer charter school, a k-12 school is right now under way. in all, some 535 students and their families will be searching for a new school. they'll be cut from the enrollment here. it is something that's put this charter school at odds with the philadelphia district and actually landed them in the courtroom. right now behind these doors, all thoughts are about who has a classroom or not. >> it will be devastating. >> reporter: founder of palmer charter school, dr. walter palmer, says his heart is broken by having to cut his student body nearly in half from 1,200 to 675. students whose names are drawn by lottery in grades k-4 tonight will keep their seats in the classroom. leaving 5-year-old unique ray and her cousin, marissa, wondering where they will go to school next. >> getting upset is not going to change or prove or hurt anything, you know? you have to do what you have to do as a parent. and if that means change schools, then so be it. >> school is not a bad thing for students in regards to it, and they're in an extr

elizabeth palmer is in iraq. more protests in ferguson, missouri. vladimir duthiers looks at what's changed and what hasn't since the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black man. and michelle miller on the national guard giving high school drop-outs a second chance. >> you're not going to quit on yourself. do you understand me? stay motivated! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the head of the c.d.c. said today that the agency will double down on training after a dallas nurse became the first person to catch ebola in the united states. the nurse helped treat the first ebola patient diagnosed in this country. he caught the virus in liberia. there is a no trespassing sign on the nurse's dallas apartment and hazmat teams have been cleaning it. the city is now looking for a place to opinioner the her dog. we have a team of correspondents on this story. first manuel bojorquez in dallas. >> reporter: 26-year-old nina pham was part of the medical team that treated thomas eric duncan. two

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the district successfully argued that it does not have to have reimburse palmer charter for the extra 525 students. a decision walter d palmer claims has cost his and, $325,000 a month we have exhausted all of our legal options to try to, revitalize this i will continue to fight because it is for the right reasons. >> reporter: if the school does not obtain immediate additional funding it could mean 300 more empty seats. >> that lottery is being held today at 52:50 students will be taken. of course philadelphia school advertise trick has stepped up to get in contact with the parents to help them with that transition and try to get them in the public school system, some way. we do feel for kids in this sit. 250 students at. that live from northern liberties, nicole brewer, "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >> nicole, thank you. >>> philadelphia federation of teachers hold a rally just before today's school reform commission meeting. it is at 4:30 in front of the pun schools office on north broad street. earlier this month the src canceled its contract with the teachers union. another gro

carson palmer hits john brown on this long pass and gives air zone at lead.agles had a chance to win the game with time running out but they could not score, arizona wins the the game, 24/20. what should we take away what lessons did we learn, how should we change things up. big daddy graham is coming here with a little bit more on that. >> a lot of listeners pointing the finger right there at head coach chip kelly. >> yes. >> septa workers are ready to walk if they don't reach a deal over their contract. >> transportation agency largest union approved a strike yesterday but they say they are not leaving their jobs just yet. >> fox 29 ease steve keeley is live to explain more what this means for your morning commute, hi steve. >> reporter: no strike and you can see the septa drivers are still on the job, and that means you're not going to not have your ride today or your rest of the week union leaders promise. here we are seven months after the latest five year contract expired that is the the same seven month point that septa drivers and mechanics suddenly w

enrollment had to be cut because the school district does not have to pay palmer a charter fee of $1.5 million. the court said the school broke its charter by enrolling twice as many students as it was contracted to have. >> this school i supported from pre-k on. my child won't go to school until november. >> the district said palmer students under-performed on tests. the district is working with parents to find new schools for their children. >> an australian man has a spider removed from his stomach. the way it got is there is truly bizarre. >> the hunt is on for four women accused of attacking a school bus in philadelphia. >> reporter: we're cool this morning, but we're dry. this afternoon, shorts and ts. but as we head through the weekend, things do cool down. i'll have the to the people of the coffee-drinking world. the time has come to put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for a dunkin' donuts dark roast. bold start, smooth finish, never bitter. rejoice with the 99-cent medium hot or iced dark roast today. [ maniacal laughter ] pumpkin's back! pumpkin is b

. >> a school meeting turns very emotional last night at filiates walter palmer charter school this was just a day after parents were told that their high school students in longer had a cool to a ten. meeting was held to discuss parents options for new schools, but frustration turned to anger for these parents who strongly voiced their anger at the school's founder. they are very upset about a lack of notice. they got basically a day, not even 24 hours and parents say switching their kids just a couple months in the school year is disruptive and expensive. >> unaudible. >> i'm testify statedded. i'm hurt. i'm angry. >> , what about graduating with the people you have been around for all these years. >> just two weeks ago walter palmer had to cut 275 students from the elementary school because it had more students enrolled then they were legally allowed to but school's leader stood by tone role all of the students, saying he took his students who were at risk. >>> new this morning philadelphia's parking authority impounded six vehicles and find drivers in the uber x ride sharing. uber x

palmer claimed she hurt her left big toe working as a supermarket clerk. she said the painful injury left her with, quote, "an inability to bear weight" on her foot. but shortly after going to the doctor, prosecutors say she apparently had no problem working it -- in a pair of pumps, no less! insurance investigators arrested palmer on charges of illegally collecting workers compensation benefits totaling over $24,000. >> she did not lie, whatsoever, regarding her foot injury. >> reporter: she pleaded not guilty to three felony counts of fraud. >> yes, your honor. >> reporter: why should we care? >> that causes premiums to rise. john and joe public pay those prices. >> reporter: you might think suspected offenders of false claims would want to avoid the spotlight. meet leroy barnes, a professional dancer who claimed total disability after getting hurt on a gig. ♪ yet investigators say he's right here, shaking his tail as one of those dancing hamsters in the kia car commercials. barnes stands accused of fraudulently collecting over $50,000 in disability. for