elizabeth city, plymouth, newburn -- to form this outpost line. there is one major vulnerability in the federal disposition in the sounds of north carolina, and that is that no oceangoing ironclad can get in. they all have too deep a draft. they cannot get over and through the barrier islands. what is left in the union navy to guard the sounds of north carolina and plug up the confederates? they called them double enders. side paddlewheel steamers. robert e lee's army draws a lot of its supplies from eastern north carolina. any force in eastern north carolina threatens that line of communication. they want to launch a counter offensive in the spring before the main fighting starts, which is expected to start in may. robert houck coordinates and offensive with the albermarle. in mid-april, houck with about 10,000 men is going to go towards plymouth and attacked. meanwhile, the albermarle will come out. she will announce her presence with authority. the two union steamers are going to engage. the albemarle almost sinks herself in the process. the mi

they coordinate the place he picks that is one of the largest with 7,000 men in plymouth. in mid-april, with about a division's worth about 10,000 men and will go down towards plymouth and attack. they will come out and on the 16th of april as the confederates approach, they will announce their presence with authority. the two union steamers, the miami and the south field will engage. the album rams the south field and almost sinks herself in the process and until the last minute they twist and pops back up. back on to the surface. and the miami is going to withdraw. two days later, plymouth falls and surrendered in a combined army-navy attack by the confederates. all of a sudden the roanoke river is back open to traffic. a few weeks later, we will both go at it and they get the better of the fight going after these union double enders will explode one of the boilers and force the others to retreat as one of the commodores and officers said at the time. he said if she had disabled one or two more and the confederates came within a stono throw of ripping a hole in the north

in mid-april, houck with about 10,000 men is going to go towards plymouth and attacked. meanwhile, the albermarle will come out. on april 16 as the confederates approach, she will announce her presence with authority. the two union steamers, the miami and the southfield, are going to engage. the albemarle almost sinks herself in the process. that then there is a twist and le pops back to the surface. in miami is going to withdrawal. two days later, plymouth falls, surrendered in a combined army-navy attack by the confederates. all of a sudden the roanoke river is back open to confederate traffic. a few weeks later after consolidating their gains, the albemarle and union navy will go at it on the roanoke river just downstream of plymouth. as the albemarle gets the better of the fight going after these union double enders is going to explode one of them's boilers, force the others to retreat as one of the commodores there said at the time, if she had disabled one or two more of our steamers we would have lost control of the north carolina sounds. the blockade had loosened.

later in the day at the plymouth state university, i got a chance to talk to senator paul.talked about a bunch of stuff. we started out with news of the day, i asked him about how the administration is handling ebola. >> senator, thanks for talking with us. we want to talk about ebola. which is the big story in the country right now. you have said the president has led us down a road and failed to show leadership. specifically what has he done or not done that has not shown leadership? >> i think that from the beginning they haven't been completely forth right with us. they have so wanted to downplay this that they haven't been very accurate in their description of the disease. for example, they say don't worry, it is only transferred through bodily flutes. -- bodily fluids through direct contact. so what are you thinking? i am thinking aids. you don't get aids as a cocktail party, so my level of alarm goes down. but it really isn't like aids. then they will say in a lower voice, but direct contact can be three feet from somebody. but if you ask any american on the street d

. >> deanna durante is live in plymouth meeting.lain h explain how this works were what they're developing is a vaccine, one they say they administered to animals last year. those who didn't have the vaccine died within days of being exposed to ebola. the president and ceo of the company tells me he hopes human tests will soon begin. >> we have to vaccinate all of the health care providers, the hospital doctors, nurses, janitors, flight attendants, policemen, the firemen, they need to be protected. they're the ones who will be protecting us. >> reporter: dr. joseph kim is hoping when it's time to begin vaccinations against ebola, the vaccines will be those developed by his plymouth meeting-based company. >> the first clinical studies will be in the u.s., in healthy volunteers. they will receive the vaccine which has zero chance of causing the disease. >> reporter: no chance of contaminating the public he says, because unlike his competitors, his vaccine developed in anovia's california lab, shown here in video provided bit company i

we will be right back. >>> i'm beasley reese at plymouth white marsh high school, neutral site for one of the biggest games of the the friday football frenzy. it is our game of the week st. joes verse lasalle, it is a mom mouth contest every year they annually compete for state championships, ties to the eagles. in fact, quarterback kyle shurmur is son of the eagles offensive coordinator pat shurmur and rawks line is john runyan, junior, son of the big guy and our congressman, john senior. now lets take a look at the cbs philly top ten power rankings, lasalle is number one, beating archbishop wood last week. they dropped to number two. prep is third, followed by st. joseph of hammington, fifth is pennsbury and then shawne, imhote p charter, timber creek, camden and coatsville. >>> and this afternoon prep's wide receiver john reid was presented with his u.s. army all american bowl jersey. game features the top prospects a across the country, it will take place january 3rd in san antonio, texas. john has committed to penn state so congratulations to john. >>> some news for the flyers, in

live in plymouth meeting, the blue route approaching the mid county toll.p but no problems. traffic moving fine on the blue route. we have another issues out there, though. and look at this one, pennsylvania turnpike eastbound the blocked approaching reading. that's exit 286. we've got an accident involving a tractor-trailer and a trash truck. a messy situation out there. debris on the road westbound as well. eastbound is blocked. use 422 or 322 as your alternates because of this problem with the nasty accident. also another accident involving a tractor-trailer on another turnpike. this one in new jersey. in mercer county northbound past exit 7a, that's for i-195, watch for that. it has cleared and reopened but two accidents on the turnpikes involving tractor-trailers, a difficult situation this morning, at least in new jersey it has cleared right now. in mount laurel burlington county mount laurel reopened between union mill road and wood view drive. water main break is clear. it was closed all day yesterday. let's take a look at your wind right now t it's

deanna durante is plymouth meeting. >> reporter: he said the vaccine is showing remarkable progress,it's been 100% effective in its animal testing and the ceo of the company says that he hopes human testing will begin soon. >> these viruss are very good and mutating and changing. >> reporter: that's why dr. joseph kim says any vaccine needs to be able to treat a broad spectrum of strains. he says researchers in the company's california lashes have been working on vaccines for ebola and certain cancers for the last 14 years. >> the very strain that came with the liberian man to dallas, texas, is distinctly different than a second outbreak that's quietly going on in congo. so our vaccine is the only vaccine that could protect against both strains of ebola virus. >> reporter: this isn't the first or only company developing ebola vaccinations in the united states. dr. kim says his vaccine is different because workers seen here in video provided by the company, are not using live strains of the virus. he says the vaccine is developed off of dna and no live forms are injected into testing

we are watching other regions, one many plymouth township near the black horse tavern and the fire and police helping you around grocer road and perkasie county, a wreck along fifth street at chestnut street and a downs tree and wires in west town township, and closing 23, pleasant grove road is a possible alternate. slowing at 202, as you head down to painters crossing, and look for a wreck at stokes road at new hampshire way, the normal slowing at 73 around the old marlton circle, lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report, one friend using the waze app is light traffic on the northbound side as we zoom into the northbound lanes, we 15 to 20 miles per hour along the black horse pike. >> you said you would wear your birthday suit today. >> the best. >> thank you matt. happy birthday. >>> we are still a few weeks away from halloween, but one retailer is looking beyond the season, rick williams has more on this. >> it's hard to believe that macy's is the first of the major retailers to announce its hours for black friday weekend, that's right. last year the retail chain opened its do

he was in plymouth township. a shot accidentl accidently hite chest. it was sometime later that the trooper had been pronounced dead. the veterans from the district attorneys office and state police examined the scene at the training facility. it has a gun range used by law enforcement all over the county. in the city his body was led through the struts fro the strer guard. they mourn his loss and send condolences to his family. the written statement is all that we got from the state police tonight. the police have not released the identity of the instructor who shot kedra or if he was a member of the state police. reporting live in north philadelphia outside of temple university hospital, kenneth moton "action news." >>> there was a break in the search for eric frein in the form of two pipe bombs. they announced that they recovered the working explosives with the discards items in the last 24 hours. they are still on his trail. in monroe and pike counties they spoke directly to frein. >> you are clearly stressed. you are making significant mistakes. w

take plymouth road. in west whiteland route 100 southbound past route 30 bypass police activity has right lane blocked there, alex. >> it is not just circus, they call it hip-hop under the big top. >> quincy half is has advised the motorcycle globe ball and now a high wire act. >> yes, we're having a good time, lucky the ring master here, universal circus. you here until november 9th. >> we are here, our box office is from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00p m. please do not wait until last minute to try to get your tickets because they might be just too late. our box office is opened but we are most interactive circus in the world. when you come out here we don't just want to you sit down and watch the show, we want you to fun, dance, soul train line. we have something for everybody. >> there is not a bad seat in the house. that is how intimate this place is. >> you know, being the most direct circus you are all up and close and personal with us. we will come out there and party with you, shake your hand, all that kind

nbc 10 at the greater plymouth community center in plymouth township.they love playing outside, no matter what. you can see here behind us, it is a foggy evening. how long will these conditions last. >> barely see the building as a matter of fact. meteorologist sheena parveen is tracking that rain and other big changes. sheena? >> we start with the fog across the area. we have a few showers. here is that live look at center city right now. you can see not only just the bottom of the buildings but you can see the clouds really starting to lower to cover the tops of the buildings. this is fog setting in for part of the area. some of us, aside from the fog forming are dealing with light showers. this is mostly through parts of south jersey, atlantic, cape may counties. millville dealing with light rain. this continues to move towards the shore and eventually out. we'll continue to see the fog spread across the area. farther back off to our west, we're watching a big area of showers and thunderstorms. this will get here by the middle of the week. in the for

going outside live at plymouth meeting at the mid county toll plaza 476 lansdale the construction is clear. we can see traffic moving okay. a couple of tractor trailers off to the side right there. 48 degrees in philadelphia, but look in millville. 38 degrees. cold out there, 47 in allentown. only 41 in mount poconos. 44 in reading right now. as we look at the temperatures you can see it's a 16-degree different from this point yesterday morning, today it's cooler out there, 12 degrees cooler in philadelphia. 11 in allentown. 15 in reading. you need that coat when you head out, tam. >> the search for accused cop killer eric frein has entered its 7th full week in the poconos. police are testing blood that was found near a home in canadensis. frein has been on the run since september 12th. >>> happening today, four former band members from florida a and m are going on trial for a brutal beating that led to a death 3 years rag. the band served it's one year and he suspension for the hazing and the college president at the time resign. >>> healthcare says you need to eat 5 servings of fru

alternate there just take plymouth wrote.hings in jersey looking pretty average this morning, 42 freeway, 55 northbound pretty slow and 295 looking great in both directions cents. ukee, back over to you. >> jess, thank you. still to come this morning, costume controversy, a major store's halloween trick that noun was cents is laughing about now. >> plus, car confusion on your side, secret code for car dealers before you head to the dealership. first though here's what's coming up tonight on the "cw philly". a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afi

this is plymouth meeting ton the blue route at ridge pike you can see the fog. the blue route to the ramp southbound. we have a disabled tow truck. you have to be careful with the reduced visibility through the area. this accident dekalb pike and morris road in bluebell. an accident there. we have a ladder partially blocking the ramp, somebody picked it up. a vehicle ran off the roadway, limerick montgomery county, the details coming in at ridge pike at knifer road. a few problems out there in the suburbs. storm tracker 6 live double scan you can see the areas of red that's double scan's way of showing us a quarter mile visibility. sunny break the 322 along the pennsylvania turnpike. as well as route 100 near pottstown, a few areas you need to watch for. we've been talking about the fog, but the other weather issues is the change in temperatures, 47 degrees chilly in philadelphia. as you look at the temperature profile it's 20 degrees cooler in millville than yesterday. 14 in the city. a big change in 24 hours. a little chilly to start. >> the balloon that state

alternate to get around that, take plymouth road.l spots, 42 northbound slow, 55 slow, 295 so far going great in both directions cents, ukee, erika, over to you. >> all right, thank you, happening today, new high end fashion retailer opens in center city philadelphia. mayor michael nutter will be on hand for a ribbon cutting at century 21 later this morning. the department store is taken over the former strawbridges' building at eighth and market. they will be offering designer merchandise, at discount prices. it is their first location outside the new york sit metro area. and that's a big deal. all over new york. >> they are, looking good, welcome, glad to have you here. 7:37. check on business. >> jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, hearing new study that found some surprising findings about the pay gap between men and women. what can you tell us? >> yes, and it turns out, the united states ranks about 20th, more than 140 countries when it comes to gender pay gap. according to new report by the world economic for

. >>> they were competing for the gold in plymouth meeting earlier today. the senior games were held at shriners temple and lisa thomas-laury has the story. >> three senior living facilities competed. the lutheran home of lafayette hill and pauls run retirement. there were wheelchair races, a bean bag toss. some were more proficient with getting the bag in the box than others but there was cheers for all that tried and the famous soccer challenge. a pair of mummers past timers were on hand for musical support. ♪ on the way to cape may >> every year members of local communities participate for local bragging rights. >> making up your mind what you are going to do and you do it. >> what was your strategy for the competition? >> i put both hands on the wheel and turn me and move me. >> i am glad i came here to live. it's a lot of fun. >> bill won several medal, a former temple running back but the oldest living running back in the nfl. >> they drafted me as a first pick. >> they experience pride and comradery and team work and come out and have a gait time. >>

a seasoned state police instructor was handling a gun that misfired during a training session in plymouth township, on tuesday, fell troopers at the skippack barracks where kedra had been stationed spoke hierl of the officer. -- highly of the officer. kedra had recently purchased a home with his fiance in chester county. he was a graduate of roman catholic high school and temple university. >> a new jersey firefighter suspect behind bars accused of stealing from two different departments. cindy strauss was the treasurer of two departments. in 2011 she was honored is as the firefighter of the year. her father was the former lambertville fire chief. >> the sun is playing peek-a-boo. >> reporter: we'll see sunshine and clouds peek through, like you said. storm tracker 6 live double scan around the region we are dry. we had sprinkles especially along the coastline there, you can see them starting to move on out. let's head outside and show you what it looks like, sky6 live hd looking live at philadelphia international. we have lots of clouds, no real problems with fog, currently at philadelph

it starts at 7:00 at plymouth congregational church. muriel bowser will attend another event this evening. nbc 4 erika gonzalez will run don't anticipate forum and mark sea graves a panelist. >>> it's a chilly day. you can fema the winds already. >> you can see the wind too. there's a flag near union station. live view from storm team 4 camera. the flag flapping in a stiff wind. the winds have been gusting 25 to 30 miles per hour. we'll have these blustery winds throughout the morning. sunshine breaking out by 8:00. still only around 50 degrees by then. then by noon time, we'll have lots of sunshine. that's when the winds will be strongest. winds will be up to 35 miles per hour from time to time. they will diminish during the afternoon with bright sunshine. by then, into the mid-60s. so a mild afternoon as those winds diminish. and under that clear sky. mostly cloudy. hovering near 50 degrees much of the region. mid-50s around the chesapeake bay. reagan national 54. 50 in fairfax. circulation from this deep area of low pressure is givin

southbound everything is open and clear as you head toward plymouth meeting.to you by the waze app. heading to the new castle burbs throngs. 202 at the concord pike that work zone should clear out before the morning rush. >>> developing right a woman said her boyfriend was shot twice in the head after he went out to buy food. this is new video of the scene just into the newsroom. it happened on the 1800 block of east ontario street. the woman told police her boyfriend went to the store and when he didn't return she found him shot. the victim is in critical condition. >>> the remains found in virginia have not been identified as hannah graham. the remains were found saturday on a abandoned property south of charlottesville virginia. jesse leroy matthew is charged with abduction with intent to defile. >>> investigators say it could take days to determine how a deadly house fire started outside of pittsburgh. 6 people died in the fire early saturday morning, officials say a newly married couple managed to escape, but they want back inside to save the four childre

the 26-year-old was shot at the training facility in plymouth township yesterday afternoon.estigators say an instructor shot trooper kedra in the chest during an accident during a training session. so far police have not released the name of the instructor. >> new this morning, a man has been stabbed to death inside an east mount airy home and another man who lives in the home told police he knows the killer. the action cam outside the home on the 200 block of east philomena street. the witness told police that the 33-year-old man broke through a basement window to get to the witness' second floor bedroom. the witness said the 54-year-old homeowner saw the suspect and confronted him. that's when the suspect stabbed the homeowner in the neck and back and then ran off. officers found a trail of blood from the basement window to the second floor, then outside the house and down the street but so far there are no arrests. >>> also new this morning, investigators say a philadelphia police officer opened fire on a suspect late last night. the incident happened on the 5700 block of

accident bristol township new you portville road, aim stay there, >>> i'm bees will hi reese at plymouth white marsh high school, thinks a big game for friday football frenzy, game of the week, it is lasalle, at st. joes prep, now, as it turns out, the cbs-3 colors are the same as lasalle colors. i got some complaints, so for equal time we interviewed the st. joes coach. >> well, this is a great game and true honor to compete against a program like lasalle but an opportunity to coach what i consider to be the finest young men, student athletes in the area is a true honor and i'm grateful for that opportunity. >> all right, these are two of the biggest teams in the area, should be a great one tune in tonight for friday football frenzy. lets go pro, michael kendricks will miss his fourth straight game with that calf injury, with the eagles taking on the giant on sunday night, and that too will abe huge one and demeco ryans is listed as questionable. eagles defense will face giants offense that has scored 30 or more points in the last three games. they run the ball very well, over 121 yards

kedra was accidentally shot in the chest during a firearms training exercise in plymouth meeting lastuesday. >>> the loser of last week's revel casino auction heads to court tuesday to argue the auction was improperly conducted. brookfield assets management won with a $110 million bid. that's a 95 percent discount on the facility that cost $2.4 billion to build. florida developer glen straub claims among other things the winning bid was accepted after the deadline and revel's attorneys didn't share information on the competing bids as promised. >>> an suv careens out of control, slaming into a doughnut shop and it was all caught on camera. a man sitting at the table is hit but survives. we'll have more on this startling video coming up. >>> plus, olympian michael phelps says he's taking ing a break from swimming. how he hopes to recover after his second dui arrest. >> get ready for a warmup for the work week. >> take a look at this video showing a deadly cross at a los angeles doughnut shop. footage shows the destruction as a driver of the jeep plows through the store. were unplan was

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traveling pennsylvania turnpike jane carabao covering that fatal crash in plymouth montgomery county, rather, that has been reopen. so turnpike is moving along. if you are traveling however in another part of the montgomery county where we are dealing with the close another of remington road due to an accident at lancaster. morris is your alternate. things on mass transit is looking great, ukee. >>> canada's prime minister is calling yesterday's shooting rampage a act of terrorism. first the gun man drove up to the canadian war memorial and shot and killed a solder standing guard at point blank range. then he opened fire in the parliament building as guards chased the gun man through the halls of power. sergeant at arms eventually shot and killed the gun man. prime minister steven harper says shootings will in the frighten canadians. >> this weeks events are a grim remind their canada is not immune to the types of terrorist attacks we have seen elsewhere around the world, but let there be no misunderstanding we will not be intimidated. canada will never be intimidated. >> dash cam vid

inovio pharmaceuticalness plymouth meeting was founded by a university of pennsylvania professor and student. they typically work on vaccines for cancer or chronic diseases but even before this latest ebola out break began in west africa they have been testing a ebola vaccine on animals. company says it has shown promise. >> in animal studies we are able to protect hundred percent from both death, as well as sickness. >> now they are moving forward with more trials over the the next two to three months, in order to get government approval to treat humans. inovio is one of several companies testing vaccines but they say of the advantages, their offers is that it is synthetic, genetic code manufactured in a lab and therefore, can be made more quickly then conventional techniques. >>> wall street had something to cheer about today, after a roller coaster, so far this month. it was the best day for the stock market this year. the dow jones jumped almost 275 points to just under 17,000, this was up just about as much as it was down yesterday. the s and p500 nasdaq also scored, and soared

kedra was accidentally shot in the chest during firearms training in plymouth meeting last tuesday. >> a member of the philadelphia highway patrol is hospitalized following an accident on i-95. it just before 6:00 in the northbound lanes near the academy road exits in the northeast. the unidentified officer was not seriously hurt. no one else was injured. >> controversy on campus as mumia abu jamal speak to class of college graduates. he was convicted of the 1981 murder of a philadelphia police officer. but "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson tells us the wound is still just as fresh all these year later. >> reporter: 30 minutes without a sound. the philadelphia police department and fraternal order of police projecting silence as a response directed at a vermont college looking to a convicted killer for words of inspiration. >> it's something we shouldn't have be doing. but, again, we're here to show support for maureen faulkner, for the philadelphia police officers, and actually police officers around the country. >> reporter: sunday about 20 graduating students from the low

year-old by accident during a training session at the mo montgomery county public training facility in plymouthnship. the instructor's name has not been released. >>> there's been a break in the search for eric frein in the form of two pipe bombs. pennsylvania state police recovered the working explosives with a pile of discarded items. hundreds of law enforcement officers are still frein's trail in monroe and pike counties. investigators say there has been one credible sighting of the cop killer. the accused cop killer since monday. the search continues to focus on a five square mile area near his parents' home in canadensis. >>> we'll continue to follow the manhunt for eric frein on 6abc.com and alert you to any new developments. we'll also bring you live updates from the pennsylvania state police as they happen. >> a delaware toddler who accidentally shot himself in the head remains in critical condition this morning. the action cam was where it happened, the unit block of cliffside court in claymont. police and rescue workers rushed to the house yesterday morning after getting a report that

today's forum will begin at 7:00 this evening at plymouth congregational church in northeast. nbc 4's erica gonzalez will moderate and mark see graves will be a panelist there. >>> a new poll is out from christopher new port university showing how young voters in virginia feel about the senate race in their state. incumbent democrat mark warner is the favorite among voters 18 to 35 with 47% of likely voters. libertarian robert sar advivis in second. republican gillesspy only got about 11% of the vote. 18% of the young people polled were undecided at this point. >>> the 2014 midterms will be the most expensive congressional races in u.s. history. on track to cost nearly $4 billion. and for more on that, we're joined by carrie dan, a writer, political writer, for nbc's first read. good morning, carrie. so tell us about those numbers. wa what's driving that cost up? >> that $4 billion number sets up these midterms to be the most expensive in u.s. history. a lot being driven by outside groups. not by the candidates that may be calling and raising money or the committees that are i

county prosecutor's office examined the scene inside the county's public safety training campus in plymouth township tonight. state police say just before 5:00 p.m. it was an instructor who accidentally fired the shot that hit the the trooper in the chest during a training exercise. kidra who was stationed in skippack township was flown to temple in critical condition. it was sometime later the officer had been pronounced dead. throughout the night we have seen a procession of officers arriving throughout the hospital to honor this young trooper. meanwhile the search for answers in montgomery county, this is a live look from chopper six, of the casket of trooper david kidara being taken to givnish funeral homes, one of the givnish funeral homes in this area he was stationed in skippack township. there is an honor guard from philadelphia police escort ago this hearst tonight. as we come back here live here at temple, i can tell you state police commissioner says that this accidental shooting is still under investigation as they look for clues about how this all happened. we will have the lat

stick with plymouth road or bethlehem pike.vehicle wreck. one of the vehicles involved that school bus, the other an overturned suv. see it on its roof. the intersection is princeton and bustleton avenue. stick with cottman or tyson instead of princeton which is blocked. instead of bustleton use castor avenue on this tuesday morning, tam. >> thank you matt. >>> let's head over to meteorologist karen rogers. >> it is gorgeous out here. we have brute sunshine some clouds above. temperature 50 degrees in the city but upper 40's in some of the suburbs. we are headed up to 75 today. very warm. temperatures more than 10 degrees above average. we're staying dry with lots of sun and some clouds mixing in. tomorrow clouds and sun, a high of 71 with a spotty shower around at times. on thursday, it's sunny but cooler. we drop down to average, 61 degrees. friday clouds and sun for halloween, 58 and halloween looks dry now, tam. >> thank you karen. catch up with sherri sheppard and then we'll see you ♪ thriller ♪ ♪ thriller night ♪ and no o

it starts at 7:00 tonight at plymouth congregational church in d.c. ward 4.ndependence carol schwartz and david catania have confirmed their attendance. muriel bowser will attend another event despite ward 4 being her home turf. mark seagraves will serve as a panelist. >>> an elementary school will get a new name. discovery elementary is named after the space shuttle "discovery" and will honor john glenn, who became the oldest person in space. the school board is making a final decision on that name. >>> if you feel like you're being harassed online, you're not alone. 40% say they have experienced online harassment. more than 70% of young people were harassed. it included verbal, physical, and stalking. they said they were being harassed by people they did not know. >>> 5:21 is our time right now. we got rid of all the rain. but this wind has rolled in. >> our hair will be blowing around. hold on to your hats. meteorologist tom kierein with your weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> the wind has been gusting this morning. and the latest range models showing deep

and plymouth township, a crash at butler pike and ridge pike and atfield a crash at copperfield road and another tuesday in october, if you are traveling eastbound to a.c., to tolls being collected until midnight. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report, we had a busy morning on i-295 southbound in camden county but that is not the case this afternoon. light traffic as you head south through barrington. >> very good matt, thank you. >>> another major retailers trying to figure out if it was targeted by hackers, rick williams is live now in the newsroom with the details we are gathering on this one. >> hi brian, that is right, target and home depot have dealt with credit card breaches and now the office supply chain staples is trying to determine if they are join that group. we'll tell you about the investigation underway that involves federal authorities. and coming up new information about the suspected case of entero virus d 68, we'll have an update from health officials coming up. that and more when we come back at 5:00. >> thank you rick. >>> up next, adam is back with the

. >>> local athletes doubling as philanthropists today in plymouth meeting. semi-pro team plays in league tournaments and home run derbies each fall. in order to get in on the action each player is required to raise money for families facing a financial crisis after a recent tragedy. if this team wins, philadelphia fall baseball league if this team wins, philadelphia fall baseball league championship, they will in cases of rape,pposes aborin cases of incest,ions. and in cases where the mother's health is in danger. no woman should be forced to carry a pregnancy from a rape. mario scavello sponsored a bill to force women to have unnecessary and invasive ultrasounds. it's horrifying. women need to know that mario scavello wants to stand between them and their doctors in making decisions that aren't his to make. meet the man known as the bionic groom, he was paralyzed from the chest down in a boating accident three years ago. he was able to walk down the aisle in his wedding with help of robotic exowe skeleton. he has been driving to a rehab center in allentown

look at this weak go for a fly here southbound on 476, in problems, from that plymouth meeting interchange down toward saint david's, and lancaster avenue. good morning to northeast philadelphia, live look at i-95, castor avenue, right here before you head in the work zone there at girard. we are still looking at an accident overnight montgomery county upper state road just off of route 202. also one in lower gwynedd, sumanytown pike off of 202. bridges look fine at the moment. mass transit had has in reported delays. chris and kerry, with back to you. >>> do you remember this video woman getting cat called and harassed on the treats of new york city. there is a celebrity that just set social media a buzz, commenting on it and people are in the happy with this particular celebrity right now. we will tell you what he >>> good morning, quarter of 5:00 happening right now suspect cop killer eric frein is captured. he was found in an abandoned airport hanger by u.s. marshals after 48 days on the run. now authorities are revealing will new details about their search. police say they link the 31

a pharmaceutical company in plymouth meeting has developed a vaccine to protect against that deadly virus. it has been tested on animals but the company says the vaccine was being safe and successful in two important ways. >> there are a hundred percent of the control animals died within a couple of days but all of the vaccinated animals survived, not the just from death, but also from sickness. >> well now, inovia is preparing for human trials and hoping f.d.a. fast tracks approval. even if that does happen the testing and approval process would still take, nine months to a year. other companies are also testing their own versions of a vaccine but at this point none is widely available. >>> developing tonight, jury deliberations are underway in the case of a defendant, accused of killing a ten month-old girl and her grandmother, inside a king of prussia. "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live at ladies raghunandan yandamuri trial. >> injury any this capitol murder trial has been deliberating for more than six hours now and still no verdict, all is quiet in the montgomery county cou

this owl got stuck in the grill of a car in plymouth, minnesota.ing unsuccessfully to extricate the owl the driver finally called the police who were able to get the bird free. and then what are the odds? in marshfield, wisconsin, another owl, a different owl, we believe -- >> are you sure it's a different owl? >> it looks a little different owl. got stuck tangled in a soccer net. wildlife officials there managed to successfully clip the net and took the owl back to the park and set it free. >> so it's okay? >> it's okay. by the way, i made some deprecating remarks about the university of michigan football team yesterday before their game against the penn state nittany lions. michigan somehow won that game and i owe paula an abject apology. i was wrong yesterday. >> and now you say i won't do it again? >> i was wrong yesterday. >> say, will you forgive me? >> nah. >> we're all good. >> she pushes it just a little bit too far. >> all right, guys. >> wait till the ohio state game. >> we know how that will end. >> football games today. most of which w

s meanwhile, we've got friday football frenzy, say that five times fast, you're going on air at plymouthlindsey pumped for lasalle taking on st. joe's prep. cloudy skies, yes, showers around, but we are expecting that again heaviest rain won't come in here until later on tonight. let's jump to you your eyewitness weather three day forecast, and we are expect to go see those showers pick up, late today at earliest, and mainly it is tonight. >> we gradually start to clear things out, sunday looks so much better than what we are seeing for the first half here. meanwhile, if you are watching that rain roll in, we want you to join our team of eyewitness weather watchers. if you love to watch the weather sign up for brand new eyewitness weather watcher program at cbsphilly.com/watchers. >> between friday football frenzy and weather watcher, just mouthful there. >> thanks. >> speaking of weather watchers, i was watching the sunrise walking through the hallway. >> preppy? >> oh, it is so nice. nice segway, katiement speaking that far you will definitely experience very heavy sun glare going righ

. >> reporter: the tawdry tale for this 31-year-old english teacher began in plymouth, pennsylvania,nity nestled between the pocono mountains and the susquehanna river. >> mrs. cooper, as she was known by her students at wyoming valley west high school, was the picture of success. good job, good looks and a good husband -- longtime sweetheart raphael, also a school teacher. >> i was attracted to her early on, uh -- when i was young, but she wasn't about me. >> reporter: the couple first met as children at dance class, then reunited years later after graduating college and found they still danced a perfect waltz together. would you say you were madly in love? >> we never, you know, spent an hour away from each other. it was always dance. it was fun times. nice. >> reporter: they soon married and eventually realized a big dream -- opening a dance studio to indulge their passion. . >> quick, quick, slow, slow. >> reporter: but their new side business began taking a heavy toll. >> it turned into more of a business relationship than a marriage. >> reporter: so, the romance was waning? >>

by accident during a training session at the montgomery county public safety training facility in plymouthnship. the instructor's name has not been released. >>> there's been a break in the search for eric frein in the form of two pipe bombs. pennsylvania state police recovered the working explosives with a pile of discarded items. hundreds of law enforcement officers are still on frein's trail in monroe and pike counties. investigators say there has been one credible sighting of the accused cop killer since monday. the search continues, the focus in a five square mile area near his parents' home. we'll continue to follow the manhunt for eric frein on 6abc.com and alert you to any new developments. we'll also bring you live updates from the pennsylvania state police as they happen. >>> new at 6:00 a teacher's aide in berks county lab arrested and suspended without pay for a scary ride through a school parking lot. police suspect 48-year-old patricia casalito of driving drunk. officers say she hit construction equipment and jumped two curbs outside the elementary center on monday morning am

we go to plymouth and serve dinner at plymouth and then we also serve dinner under the green monsterox? >> i'm sorry. >> you really needed to do that? >> they made me go in there. i felt very traitorous, i must say. >> your kids love this show? >> yes. >> my 13-year-old son loves this show. you may be one of the reasons. i'm not sure. he is 13 after all. >> one time i went to a bar mitzvah and i was mobbed like i was justin bieber or something. i have a tween following. we're making three kinds of chili today. >> a more traditional one. you're substituting turkey for the beef. >> that's right. i want to do a healthier version of this very beloved comfort food. the weather is going to get cold. there's football. there's a great thing to make. it's better the next day. we just browned some turkey with all these spices and vegetables. carrots, celery, peppers, onion, garlic, green chile and some oregano. once the meat gets some color, add tomorrow atoes, tomato past water as well as these chipotles and adobo. >> you can tone it down if you like less spice? >> absolutely. that should get

and plymouth and massachusetts, there are breaks and a rainbow.eather as we head into parts of the end of the week, the beginning of the weekend. minneapolis, 71 on friday. kansas city, up to 72. that's royal. did you get that? go ro >> our main weather story today will be the winds which will be gusting to 30 miles per hour. temperatures will be in the 50's but the windchill value will be on the 4 >> all that weather brought to you by mcdonald's. that last cheer was a little -- let's give a little more. all right, george. >> you got them going, ginger. >>> take a look at in a new push to get college students to chill out. comes from ariana huffington, suggesting they sleep more and stop worrying. and now bringing relaxation to college campuses. sara haines with this story. >>> it's the generation stress. more connected to technology than ever, which means unplugging and relaxing is a rarity. but we got a chance to witness one of those moments. ah, the college glory days. four years of friends, fun and, oh, right. stress. >> i have a test tomorrow

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