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start healthing. >>> olympian michael phelps failed sobriety tests after stopped for speeding in baltimore. i take full responsibility for my action. he was previously arrested in 2004. >>> a big story for the eagles always a medical report. >> it seems like injuries, injuries, and jeremy maclin is on the sidelines. we don't know why. he told them "i'm all good." in his absence the eagles began 26 out of 32 teams in terms of rushing yards per game. it may take him a game or two to getting back into shape. >> we don't have the running game where we want it. i am glad to be back. i am trying to getting back to football shape. >> how much of a difference do you think it makes being out here? >> we'll see on sunday. i can get the running game going so we don't have to rely on nick throwing the ball. you get the ground game going and take the pressure off of nick. >> the 9ers, total offense includes the 65 touchdown catch. the defense knows that it can play better. >> it's not anything out the ordinary. there are things that can be fixed and stopped. it's not an alarming mistakes that we are ma

. >>> we are starting health issues. wayne simmonds is a game time decision. he recovered from a left foot injury. simmons and the team ar are takg a cautious approach. >> if it got worse, or anything is going to happen, it's getting worse, there is no chance i will play on wednesday. >> it continues it may not by the nats if they don't get a victory. madison throws it away. two-run score. 4-1. and game four is tomorrow. speaking of washington and seattle on monday night football. seattle leads 24-17. in the fourth-quarter. there is a new rule. they are seeing if there is a rule about fake dunking. there you go. no. check out the official and the stare down. watch yourself fellow. fake them out a little bit. >>> people take themselves too serious. >>> the music students created a big noise in the big hor rah. it provides music and education for kids across the city and building a budding music community. jimmy kimmel is live. the guest is dak shepard and karen gillan, and music from rickston. we continue at 4:30 with tamala edwards, matt o'donnell, david murph

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start healthing. >>> surveillance video just released shows frightening moments, after a machete wielding robber storms into a 7-eleven. it happened at 6:00 sunday morning, in the east oak lane section of philadelphia at fifth and oak lane road. the machete robber force clerk to open up the register but in one did get hurt. detective are now asking for tips. >>> well, number of cars on the road with potentially dangerous air bags is exploding tonight. to nearly 8 million. the government's auto safety agency added an a additional 3.1 million vehicles to the list today. it covers models there ten different auto makers who are using air bags from the japanese company tacota. vast had majority are honda. the concern is that the inflation mechanism can explode in fragments when air bag deploys causing serious injuries and or death. safety advocates are so worried they are suggesting people not sit in the front seat passenger seat until air bags are replaced. we have a list of the affect vehicles at six abc.com, however, there is a chance it could expand again to more than 20 million cars. >>>

team in france announced they will start to test a drug made in japan and they are starting in guinea. >> the world health organization will start a clinical trial of a vaccine in january for health care workers treating patients in west africa. we have researchers here getting ready to test vaccines and there is no word yet when those will be ready to go. >> rick back to you. >> thank you ali. disabled veterans are getting help finding jobs thanks to st. joe's university. senator pat toomey unveiled the entrepreneur jump start program, a one year program of online and campus programs and workshops and it's free and the vets will have mentors from the business community to help when they start their own business. >> still to come, the government is expanding their warning with an airbag issue on millions of vehicles. when "action news" at 5:00 ryan costello went into politics. in 2001, doctor manan trivedi joined the marines. trivedi served as a battlefield surgeon in iraq. costello served himself by voting to raise his own pay. and while trivedi cared for patients in pennsylvania, costello gave millions

start healthing. >> here is a live look at the san francisco city hall right now.t is all lit up in purple in honor of domestic violence awareness month. well tonight, an alarming statistic on sexual assaults on uc campuses. they rose by 50% last year. every school except ucsf reported an increase. now there is a new law forcing them to test every single rape kit. wait until you heard what one woman told linda yee. >> there is a man leaning over me yelling at me. >> reporter: it is a harrowing tale of rape. heather marlowe's story. she wrote and stars in a one act play. it is not just about being raped and strangled at a party in 2010 but the hours after it starting with the humiliation of being swabbed with the attackers dna. evidence she thought would lead to his arrest except her rape kit was one of this country's backlog of thousands never tested. >> six months passed and then i followed up and then a year passed and i followed up. and then two years passed and i followed up. >> reporter: the san francisco police inspector handling her case never gave the dna e

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start healthing. >> in berkeley tension rising over proposed soda tax vote to impose the tax being taken down. even led to heated confrontation cut on video. laura has the story. >> are those your signs. >> yes they are. i place the signs. >>reporter: it's to be about whether berkeley should impose a soda tax. lately measure d has gone into a ballots over lawn sign according to the field director for the no on measure d campaign. whether shot the video from the cell phone showing people taking down the no sfrins various traffic circle around town. >> been a lot of nasty needs on the other side in the campaign no place in politic in ber klishtion he recorded those taking down the sign after they kept disappearing. >> coordination of this. like i said put up street posters on lamp post for week now. get pulled down every day by nann. >> this is berkeley a lot of proceed will. >>reporter: yes on d campaign staunchly deny any involvement if rae moving the opposition placard. everyone sending e-mail today to supporters reminding them it's hands off. >> we sent out a message today just letting

starting saturday federal health officials will ramp up screening efforts for the ebola virus at five major u.s. airports. the stepped up measures were announced soon after the death of the first ebola patient in the u.s. died. thomas eric duncan will be cremated. a sheriff's deputy who had been inside the same dallas apartment where duncan was staying has been hospitalized after falling ill, but he had no contact with duncan and he had no fever. susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning. the white house ordered the heightened airport screening after duncan died and mounting pressure on the white house to do something to allay americans' fears. the president has been criticized by some of capitol hill for a weak response. some have been restricted. the u.s. says no to that, so for now certain travelers will have their temperatures taken. dozens lit candles last night at wilshire baptist church in dallas to remember thomas eric duncan. yesterday he became the first person in the u.s. to die of ebola. duncan's fiancee who remains in quarantine told friends she's heartbroken. >> the

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start healthing. >> you have also also all seen them legendary stars brought back to life performingill here with us. tonight marilyn monroe at the center of new legal fight. is it art or just going too far? here's david wright. ♪ i want to be loved by you. >>reporter: marilyn monroe. she is not. but virtual marlin is close enough that the real marilyn monroe estate wants the hollow gram marilyn to go away. now virtual marilyn is suing the estate. marilyn versus marilyn. with millions at stake. >> marilyn monroe is the hired highest paid dead celebrity. she's only behind michael jackson and elvis presley. >>reporter: elvis came back to sing with is he lean deion on american idol. michael jackson resurrected to man walk at this year billboard music award. technology reached a point where we can virtually connect with anyone. but what am i doing here in los angeles with you when i was just in new york talking with you. yet here you are david standing side by side with me. side by side but what happens if i don't want to be a hologram. well that's the issue. marilyn monroe digital image

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canada says it will begin shipping experimental ebola vaccines to the world health organization starting tomorrow. >>> meanwhile, health officials are tracing procedures that may reveal how the two nurses at the dallas hospital contracted the ebola virus. nina pham and amber vinson worked in close proximity with thomas duncan. he died of ebola. it wasn't until his diagnosis was confirmed that there was any mention of hospital workers wearing hazmat suits. that includes pham but not vinson. dr. roberson trains nurses on how to wear the protective gear. >> we need better guidelines. the only way the nurse can be properly educated and trained is if the administers and the trainers do have the proper guidelines of what to say, what to do. >> both of the infected nurses are now being treated at medical centers outside of dallas. the cdc is expected to issue new guidelines to protect health care workers nationwide. >>> here at home, an ebola prayer service is scheduled for a little bit later today in delaware county. it's being organized by a coalition of community and religious groups with ti

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a long way to go in west africa, so far more than 4500 people have died since the outbreak started there, healthder to prevent cases here they have to stop the outbreak there. rick and monica -- >> thank you, a popular resource helping students prepare for college for a quarter century now is getting bigger and better, a step up to college guide is marking its anniversary with an all new online edition this morning. i helped to moderate the program and it was created by the non-profit organization, that mentors futures for kids that have dreams of going to college and may not be able to afford it. representatives of local colleges received special recognition during the program. >> very nice. still to come another retailer is dealing with a possible credit card breach. >>> staples is working with law enforcement to determine if the company was targeted in a credit card breach. the retailers announced the possible breach today first quarter they determine discrepancy, customers will not be held responsible, they are the latest in a long list of companies that are dealing with breaches. >>> 1,000

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paying for your health benefits it is a pay cut because you will start paying up to $200 a month and you will that have money deduct from your paychecks for your health care cost so the 15,000 members of the teachers union, about as rare as a philadelphia street without a pothole because one of the last groups that pays nothing for all will of their health benefit right now. they will be charge up to 13 percent, starting december 15th and many needed those benefits to get prescriptions for anxiety and depression after getting hit with the news yesterday sudden ly. chris and kerry. >> all right, steve, thank you. >> two more children may have enterovirus at chop, children's hospital of philadelphia. the hospital says that it has notified the centers for disease control and prevention, about two patient was serious muscle weakness along with changes in their spines. now these can be symptoms of enterovirus. the hospital reported three similar cases friday. that brings the total number of cases to five. so far, doctors say, none of these children has actual

starting today, any health care workers returning from africa will be required in those states inemain and 14 421 days -- quarantined for 21 days. >> she got a big hug from president obama at the white house. but earlier today, she said while she is grateful for her she is eager to escape the attention. >> i ask for my privacy, to return to texas and return to my life. of hugginge a point her, assuring the public she is ebola freight. e. she represents the nurses that put themselves on the line and put themselves at risk to take care of people in need. >> workers in manhattan are working to scrub down sites he visited. including the bowling alley, subway lines, and shops and restaurants. quarantinedls have his fiancÉe and contacts. it is ready for extraordinary challenges, and it is proving it as we speak. >> the white house officials are said to be considering a nationwide quarantine for those returning from west africa. reporting live from the satellite center, rebecca cooper. >> thank you. the world health organization says millions of doses of experiment of vaccine could be ready b

when the new york and new jersey governors christie and cuomo said that they're going to start quarantining health care workers when they return from west africa. said there was no consultation, public health experts weren't consulted. one of them said they fear it's being done more for political reasons than for scientific reasons and, you know, dr. mary bassett who is the health commissioner here in new york city through a spokesperson she said, look, i am worried that the that is going to discourage health care workers from going to africa and helping that completely reverses everything we've been trying to do to help this outbreak. ana? >> we already heard from one of these health care workers returning being quarantined. some good news about that, this new jersey health care worker has tested negative for the ebola virus. she faced a mandatory quarantine after arriving in newark from west africa where she helped treat ebola patients. but the story doesn't end there. according to her new op-ed in the dallas news, she knew nothing about the quarantine and she hasn't happy about it. she said i'v

four more airports will start health cleanings. they're newark, liberty, chicago o'hare and atlanta's hartsfield-jackson. jfk began last week. major garrett is at the white house. good morning. >> good morning. a fund-raiser in new york or political rally in rhode island but stay here to focus on ebola. what the white house does know is the public and members of congress are completely skeptical of the federal ebola response. he scrubbed his plan to discuss the ebola response and demanded better performance. >> we're going to make sure that something like this is not repeated and that we are monitoring, supervising, overseeing in a much more aggressive way. we are taking this very seriously at the highest levels of government. >> lawmakers in congress want more information and new policies. california democratic senator barbara boxer demanded help for front line health care workers. there is more we can and must do to ensure that every facility and every health care worker is fully trained and ready to meet this threat. boxer wrote

health care plans. src says if teachers started paying for health benefits it would save school district 200 million-dollar over the next four years. the src says money is critical and with pay for resources like textbooks, advanced placement sources and extracurricular programs. the teachers union offered to pay in 2013 but src chose to walk away from negotiations. pft thinks such a major issue should be decided at the bargaining table not as a directive to teachers. the school district is disappointed by all this but their fight will continue and it plans to appeal, the the judge's order. chris and kerry. >> okay, jennifer joyce, live. >>> at 6:08. one of the world's most legendary fashion designer oscar delaurenta has dieded. >> he passed away last night in connecticut. he was designer of choice for countless hollywood actresses and addressed every single first lady since jackie kennedy. most recently he designed amal clooney a's wedding dress. he was diagnosis with cancer in 2006 but an official cause of death has in the been announced. he was 82 years old. >>> act of love turns ugly when a girl gets b

airports will start health screenings this morning to prevent the spread of ebola. they're newark liberty, washington dulles chicago's o'hare and atlanta's hartfield jackson. new york's jfk airport began the extra checks last weekend. major garrett is at the white house where president obama canceled his travel plans to oversee the ebola emergency. major, good morning. >> good morning. good morning to our viewers in the west. president obama will not attend a scheduled fund-raiser today in new york or deliver a speech in rhode island on the economy, he'll stay here to focus on ebola. the public and members of congress are increasingly skeptical about the ebola response. >> obviously -- >> reporter: president obama scrubbed his first campaign trip of the midterm election cycle to discuss the federal ebola response and demanded better performance. >> we're going to make that. more we can do to ensure every health care worker is fully trained and ready to meet this threat. boxer wrote dr. thomas frieden head of the centers for disease control and prevention. house spea

in west africa, where the outbreak started world health officials say there are now 9,911 confirmed or probable cases. there have been more than 4-thousand deaths in guinea, sierra leone and liberia. mali is reporting it's first confirmed case in a 2-year-old girl. the canadian man who shot and killed a soldier, and shot up the country's parliament building, had terrorist connections. investigators now say, emails from michael zehaf- bibeau were found on the computer of a known islamist terror suspect. and he had communicated online with other islamist extremists. still, the muslim convert was never flagged as a potential threat. canadian authorities didn't learn of his plans to travel to syria, until after he was killed on parliament hill. cargo police could be screening your bags the next time you ride a cta train. >> this is an anti- terrorism effort that is focused on cta trains and chicago police say it is entirely a voluntary decision on the part of the passenger on whether or not to submit to the testing. the passenger refuses to have their baggage checked the passenger will not

the move not only cancels the contract with the teachers union but forces teachers to start paying health care premiums. the yearly cycle of uncertainty can't go on any longer according to mayor michael nutter. >> they did what they needed to do to get desperately needed services back into our school. >> this action could save $50 million a year. and the mayor says it puts teachers in the same boat as other school unions that have already take and pay cuts. >>> democratic challenger, tom wolf has a sizable lead over tom corbett. the 17 point margin is smaurl than what we have seen ore the past few months. the same poll showed wolf with a 24 point lead in november, the election day is november 4th, less than a month away. the final debate is tomorrow night in pittsburgh, you can see it live on our digital channel, 6.2 and we'll stream it live on our website at 6abc.com. it starts at 7:00 p.m. >>> the department of veteran as fairs tries to clean itself up and it's starting here in pennsylvania. >> and amazon is under investigation, the online giant is in the middle of an international case

they're not secure in health, they're not secure in their economic prosperity and they're not secure with terror. so what do you do? let's start with health, ebola. it's very clear. you can fly all the planes, all the doctors, all the resources, anybody you want to africa, but if they're flying out of west africa, they've got to come through an isolation and they're in for 21 days. it's really simple. that just gives you confidence. whether it even does anything or not, it restores katie and restores common sense. two on terror, you're exactly right. we have to start saying the truth. it is not radicalized islam. this is psychotic islam. anyone who thinks that you can behead people that disagree with you, that's psychotic. that's got to be called for what it is. and also announce that, yes, it does happen here in america as well. it is all throughout the planet. we have to recognize it, see what it is, rip it out by its roots. that doesn't mean we hate anybody. that's common sense. the next thing is economic. you know, we have to just at least start admitting that we have a problem. people say that our economy is doing fine. o

if you were so concerned about the economy growing you would start reducing health care costs. theon healthcare costs are second highest in the country. demonstrate you could cut costs, you would have proven the inmate system would be the place to start. you have not done that. >> anybody else want a final word> should we bring in our student audience? >> we ought to have used the money we spent on the health connect website, we are to have given it to champlain college. because we have the intelligence here, and we are to contract within state as a way to build our economy. >> last word? >> you can't finance this in any increase inan an taxes, and that has to come from decoupling from the federal income tax with all the loopholes built in it, so we can now tax the wealthy who are currently paying less than their fair share. see how much social security tax they pay for on their earnings on dividends and interest in bonds. >> final word? >> the problem was, you have no lemon law phrase in your contract. if you had a lemon law phrase and the website did not work out, you could ha

abruptly terminated its teachers contract over an ongoing dispute over health insurance contributions. the move forces teachers to startaying health premiums of as much as $140 a month. teachers vow to fight this in court. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with decision 2014. less than three hours from now, the keanes for pennsylvania governor will be facing off with their third and final debate. tom wolf will be fielding questions on the big issues facing the keystone state as well as tom corbett. you can see the candidates spar over the issues. highlights of the coverage tonight right here on nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton is rounding up support for tom wolf. clinton will headline a women for wolf grass roots event for the democrat tomorrow at the national constitution center in philadelphia. the republican party of pennsylvania responded to clinton's campaign event for wolf tomorrow saying, quote, this -- even though women occupied only 2 out of 26 management positions and zero positions on the board of directors, end quote. job creation, certain to be one topic of discuss