citizens and teachers and students have to be diligent in our approach to personal hygiene. >> the hamilton township school district has approved over time for its custodian staff, even ordered bus company to thoroughly wipe down all surfaces cents. the cdc is also test ago classmate of eli's, who was hospitalized shortly before his death to see if he had enterovirus. that child is still recovering at home. >>> a new fight is expected today over the fate of the old revel casino in atlantic city. brookfield asset management won the auction for the bankrupt casino last week for $110 million. but the developer who lost the auction says the bidding was unfair, and he wants a judge to hold a new sale. a bankruptcy judge in camden is expected to decided to if the sale to brookfield will be approved. >>> also, today some of the biggest names in new jersey politics are expected to attend a memorial service for the president and the ceo of cooper university health system and his wife. john and joyce sheridan died last month after a fire in the bedroom of their somerset county home. investigators sti

. >>> the hamilton township council gets an ear full from residents over the handling of enterovirusn the school district. the parents are critical of the district's response to the virus following the death of four-year-old yardville elementary preschooler eli waller who died at his home september 25th. yardville elementary was sanitized as a precaution. >>> the philadelphia school district says it's ready to combat enterovirus if necessary. the district has bought these special disinfectant wipes capable of killing the virus. crews will use them on commonly touched surfaces like doorknobs and desktops if there's a out break. the school district wants the help of parents as well. >> please if your child is not feeling well go and see a doctor and don't bring him back to school until they are fully recuperated and they get a clean bill of health. >> common alcohol based hand sanitizers are not effects tiff against enterovirus. >>> now to the latest on the ebola fears. four people are under quarantine right now at a spanish hospital including a nursing assistant infected with the viru

the hamilton township school district has already started disinfecting the classroom that eli waller attended. the cdc confirmed the cause of death for the 4-year-old as enterovirus d-68. late last night, officials tried to calm parents, and members of the community pledged support for the boy's family. >> there are hundreds of people in this township with great big hearts and great compassion for this family and any other family touched by tragedy. and just like they have before, they will come through. >> reporter: eli's father reacted to that and i'll tell you what he said coming up in the next 30 minutes. live in hamilton township, mercer county, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >> and you can count on nbc kee with any news on the spread of that virus. visit nbc10.com for information on symptoms of enterovirus d-68 as well as tips on how to keep your family safe. >>> 6:05 a.m. news from overnight, police are trying to figure out who shot and killed a 35-year-old man in west philadelphia. nbc 10 was at 60th and girard avenue just before midnight as investigators searched for evidence ther

. >> the 4-year-old from hamilton township died last week with no preexisting conditions. we have learned that a second student from the same school developed similar symptoms. nbc 10 spoke to health officials and sbroined how they are addressing the national health issue. >> say sad day for the community after 4-year-old eli, a student here at the school is the first victim of the enterro virus. >> hamilton township received information from the cdc that said eli had passed away. >> after being taken out of school for two weeks, the coroner confirmed that eli's cause of death was the enterro virus, the first in new jersey. >> the virus is very rapid and sudden and nearly all of the symptoms for the day that evening. >> it's unknown where he was exposed and how many others may have been in contact. >> of course it will be on everybody's mind. that's human nature. people are nervous. they are scared. >> he lives across from the elementary school. his son who has asthma is a student there as well and last night he got sick and was quickly cleared from any danger. >> some pare

up here in mercer county, it was cents pointed outright away that that case is not even here in the hamiltonownship, but some other town in mercer county, so not the other four year old boy that we reported on here all monday morning, who has enterovirus symptoms. lab tests on him, believe it or not, still not even conclusive yet. parents were finally told a time line every events at the meeting last night, which show that the other boy was kept home sick from the school here, two full days before eli waller missed his one day with just case of pink eye, and then died suddenly in his sleep the next day. september 26th. his lab samples not sent to the cdc in atlanta until five days later, results on him not back for more than a week, eight days after he died, very disturbing details to some parents who showed up, spoke up last night. >> that eli's death will probably never know where that virus came from. but, it is a partnership for parents, for educators, for business owners, for all of our citizens, to understanded personal hygiene is the way you prevent this. fan we all partner up and do

his cousin plays for the hamilton team. next sunday evening, tightrope walker nik wallenda will make the trip from the marina towers, across the chicago river, to the leo burnett building. crews put up some of the *wires for the stunt yesterday. but they're not the ones wallenda will use... they're for the cameras that will follow him. residents of marina towers are being warned... no loud music... no grilling... no fireworks... and no drones during wallenda's big walk. leave your drone at home. >> i will back. no fun? c-t-a prices will remain the same for a second straight year in 20-15. and orange lines will get two extra train trips during rush periods. this, in efforts to help ease crowds. starting november second, the brown line will also see added services during rush-hour. those riding the *metra during rush-hour could see a rise in prices, however. it's proposing a near 11 percent with a 68 per cent hike over the next decade. a family known for viral music videos is out with one for halloween. >> that's not bad. that

or are you going to make something good happen. >> reporter: that is why andrew waller came to the hamilton township building to announce creation of the first day of school foundation, to help children with special needs, like eli. >> if this thing can take hold we'd love to be able to provide things like tuition assistance for after school related activities that might be related to ot or pt. >> reporter: ot or pt, occupational therapy or physical therapy. eli's dad says eli just loved dance, soccer and now eli's daddies asking for donations. so the foundation web site is up and running, it is ready to take donations and we can link to you that at our web site at cbs philly.com. reporting live, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> amazing family, pat, thank you. >>> passenger's apparent joke about ebola causes a major scare in the air. in one on the plane has the virus but when plane landed in punta cana in the dominican republic passengers found out just how seriously airlines are taking ebola a tonight steve paterson talks exclusively to one man on that plane. >> reporter: for a

the u.s. to die from that virus. he attended yardville elementary school in hamilton township. the at a town hall meeting last night school officials a assured parents that safety protocols are enforced and we will have more on this story and a live report at 5:30. >>> well, we are off to a sunny and mild start, this week, but more rain could be in our future. meteorologist kathy orr is live outside on the cbs-3 sky deck with the look at the first forecast, kathy. >> i shed the coat, longer i'm out here longer it feels. we have strong southerly wind gusting to 20 to 30 miles an hour at times and that is warming us up, it will do the same tomorrow but take a look at these morning lows this he were impressive. mount pocono 37 this morning. allentown waking up to 39. elsewhere in the 40's. in philadelphia, 47. wildwood waking up to 46. and, it was seasonable high of 71 in philadelphia average high has dropped to 70 degrees. right now across the region we have some 07's along the i-95 corridor even inial own town and reading, and, 71 wilmington. elsewhere in the 60's. we have watchi

handling that far by giving the pun information and doing all he k this guy's been the health officer here in hamiltonownship mercer county for 25 years, one thing he revealed, shock to everybody, his wife, a teacher at the school, one of eli's teachers, since he had him on her lap every morning, says look, i'm doing everything i can to make sure we get all of the information we know to you as soon as possible. trust us on this one. >> absolutely, steve, thank you. >>> also new jersey our camera looking up toward the moon, had the moon camera up there, full effect, the peak of this full lunar eclipse at 6:38. we'll be right back. this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side. i'm aimee belgard and i approve this message. ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ >> look carefully at your

parents gather to learn more about the cyrus that killed a 4-year-old boy in hamilton township, new jersey. >> and a celebration. polish pride on the parkway. >> and controversy commencement. cop-killer jamaal spoke by video to grads at a college in vermont today. >> supporters of officer faulkner's family make sure supporters remember the man whose life was taken away. supporters gathered at a vigil. kenneth. >> reporter: sarah, walter it was a show of support for slain officer daniel faulkner 30 minute moment of silence and happened right here in front of faulkner's memorial planing. it was not jamaal's first commencement address but state legislators working today is making sure it was his last. >> they stood in silence. philadelphia police range and file recruits and supporters of murdered philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. at the same time as this silent vigil in the place hi was killed the man convicted of his 1981 slaying jamaal was delivering the commencement address at a small vermont college. >> apparently this is a school up there they don't grade you there's no teache

the woman was fund 500' down a ravine on mount hamilton. california highway patrol said the car want down the embankment yesterday and she spend the night there and they were alerted by onstar but were given the wrong location and send the wrong area. the woman's family reported her missing. officers want to the house and an officer found her ipad and it was locked but he was able to crack the password and used the "find my phone" feature and that led them to the location in a ravine off mount hamilton. the sheriff was called and the woman was rescued this morning. >> they had planned developed, the first plan was to have her hoisted out with the coast guard cog helicopter. thing is plan was set up a hauling system to hauler up the embankment. the first plan ended up working and she was transported. >> the woman's name has not been released but she 28 years old from campbell. police say they expect she will survive. they say show was responsive when she was rescued. >>> police in san jose are looking for the hit-and-run driver who killed a w

this woman owns the home and would like williams out. hamilton doesn't live at the house. decided i'm going to move on in and squat. hamilton tried to kick out william but the squatter keeps moving back in. police say been there twice and second time the homeowner ended up in handcuffs. the homeowner charged with assault and the squatter stayed. >> i'm not going to be pushed away in fear of going to jail or her making a false police repo report. in the end of the day you are wrong. when do you bad things someone has to pay the consequences. >> hamilton says the charges were eventually dropped against her. she says she's hiring an attorney to help her get williams out. yeah, squatters still there. stay tuned. >> all right. taking a stand to support her little sister in her fight against cancer. one new jersey girl's touching act that brought our producer to tears. >> and -- >> he looks like a jungle cat and on the loose in a local neighborhood. it turns out he's got a name. what his owner says you have to do if you run into boo. hey, scott. >> hi, lucy. then 10 minutes away

the storm is quickly pulling away from the island chain. hamilton, the capitol of bermuda reporting cloudy skies at the moment. believe me locally in atlanta, we were talking about wind gusts out of hamilton upwards of 120 kilometers an hour. conditions improving. still the outer rain bands impacting the region for the next few hours or so. sun rise which is a few hour as way, we're expecting tropical storm force winds out of bermuda. here is 310 kilometers when gonzalo was strongest at category four. currently it is category two. you can see it smashing into the island there and the vast atlanta ocean. the storm will pick up very quickly and become extratropical over the next 48 hours and move well away from the mainland of the united states. take a look at some of these visuals coming out of the area. impressive stuff being captured. this is probably right before the eye wall made land. there it is of course bending the palm trees. some of the hurricane force winds prompted the government to close a bridge linking the island to the east island. 80

the boys in hamilton township who both went home sick on september 19 shared the same clammer, but not at the same time. the health department is optimistic the results from the second boy will not show the "d" 68 strain. >> coughing sneezing tissues, throw them out. if you feel like you're ill or someone in the family is ill, refrain from hugging and kissing. >> we have done cleaning at all the schools, not just the yardville school. extra staff and additional hours. >> reporter: chop sailed the conditions of the three children have not changed and there are no new cases. while hamilton township continues efforts to keep the schools clean, they plan to honor the boy who died, little ely was a friendship let who liked -- was a triplet who liked to play baseball. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> we'll continue to follow the entrovirus 68 outbreak at 6abc.com and alert you of any updates. we have details about the signs and symptoms. you can see a feature on 6 things you need to know about entrovirus d68. >> a man being treated for the ebola virus in texas has taken a turn for t

the virus. students at yardville elementary in hamilton township return to class yesterday. for the first time since the death of four year oley lie waller linked to enterovirus d68. cdc confirm friday, that it caused the death of the preschooler. >> my concern is he can get it anywhere. >> here to stay, and we as citizens and teachers, and students have, to be diligent in our approach to personal hygiene. >> the hamilton township school district has approved over time for its custodian staff. and also, order bus company to thoroughly wipe down all surfaces. >>> a mother of four year old is arrested after her daughter bridges heroin to day care and pass it is out to other children. it happened in day care center in shelby ville, delaware. that's in southern sussex county. thirty year old ashley facing list of charges. police tell us employees at the hickory tree childcare center found 249 bags of heroin in that little girl's back pack. several children taken to the hospital as a pro caution, being released after posting bail. >> school reform commission announces big changes

citizens and teachers and students have to be diligent in our approach to personal hygiene. >> the hamilton township school district has approved over time for its custodian staff. also, ordered bus company to thoroughly wipe down all surfaces. now, the cdc is also test ago classmate of lehigh's hospitalized shortly before his death to see if he has enterovirus. that child is now recovering at home. coming up at 6:45, doctor jennifer cod l will join us, talk about the signs, symptoms, that you should be looking out for, again, coming up? just over a half hour. natasha? >> well, happening today, some of the biggest names in new jersey politics are expected to attends a memorial service for the president and ceo of cooper university hospital and the health system. also his wife, as well. john and joyce sheridan died last month after fire in the bedroom of their somerset county home. investigators still aren't sure who set the fire, but they say it was not an accident. today's memorial starts at 11:00 at the war memorial in trenton. >>> also today, bid here lost the bankruptcy auction for the

. >> tories a news conference scheduled at noon opened to the public at the hamilton township municipal building. the four year-old identified as a lie waller in a call from parent to the school, the the question is, what role did that virus play in his death. the cdc is now confirming eli waller the four year-old boy who died last week in mercer county tested positive for entero virus d68, the first new jersey death involving the respiratory illness but health officials are stressing that it is not clear what role, if any, the virus played in waller's death. >> the the concern is why did a four year-old toddler pass? four year-old toddlers just do not the pass. concern is to find out what this poor child passed from. >> reporter: with that news, attendance plumeted at yardville elementary where preschool era tended class. >> some of these children are much sicker then others. it is quite a range of how much weakness a child has. >> reporter: three kids are being tested for the virus at chop n all cases children develop weak necessariness their arms and legs and swelling in their spine.

hamilton township. >> when you see photos of little we'll lie, his personality leaped off the page. >> reporter: hamilton township mayor kelly, describe the young victim of the deadly virus saturday afternoon at the a press conference where, for the first time we have learned how he died. >> the cause of death was enterovirus d68. >> reporter: eli died over a week ago officials weren't sure if the boy died as a result of the virus. that determination was made late friday by mercer county medical examiner's office after receiving test results from the center for disease control. officials also said that another child in eli's grade was being tested for the the virus, that student was this is different class but got sick the the same time eli did. he hads since recover as district officials say its facilities and students are safe. >> finding out how each and everyone of us is feeling on a daily basis and attendance at the school on friday was backup to full attendance in the classroom. >> reporter: but for some parents there remains some worry. >> clean and everything but how do you know their child isn't

. >> reporter: jackson is 20 or so miles from the hamilton township elementary school attended by eliler, the mercer county 4-year-old who died last month from enterovirus d68. >> we're hoping the other munis.sstart to do the same thing for their residents. >> reporter: at barnegat high school, the custodian staff isn't just disinfecting desks. surfaces that are frequently touch ready getting wiped down. >> in addition, the district has purchased other chemicals so if there were an outbreak in barnegat, we'd be able to handle the proper sanitization of all of our areas. >> the district has stopped wiping down surfaces with cloth rags. now disposable paper towels are being used instead. live tonight in barnegat township, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> here's some of the stories making headlines at 5:30. a show of humor and gratitude for law enforcement as the police manhunt in the poconos for eric frein hits day 32. officers now have a proper toilet to use in barrett township instead of having to use the bathroom in the woods, those people living in the region say frein and the se

. >> reporter: jackson is 20 or so miles from the hamilton township elementary school attended by eliller, the 4-year-old who died from enterovirus d68. at the township's high school, the custodial staff is disinfecting more than the usual spots like desks. other surfaces that are frequently touch ready also getting wiped down, including doorknobs, pencil sharpeners and light switches. >> we're prepared as best we can be prepared. we hope our children stay ç healthy. >> reporter: and the superintendent tells me the district has also purchased adecisional chemicals to have on standby just in case the schools have to deal with an outbreak of enterovirus d68 here. i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> you can learn more about ebola and enterovirus d68 and how to protect yourself from the threats right now on our website, nbc10.com. >>> here are some of the stories making headlines on nbc 10 news at 4:00. a jury in montgomery county is deciding the fate of a man convicted of double murder. the jury found raghunandan yandamuri guilty of first degree murder in the killings of 10-month-old sa

citizens and teachers and students have to be diligent in our approach to personal hygiene. >> the hamilton township school district has approved over time for its custodian staff. and ordered bus companies to thoroughly wipe down all surfaces. the cdc is also testing a classmate of eli's hospitalized shortly before his death to see if he had enterovirus, as well. that child is recovering at home. >>> happening today, a memorial service for the president and ceo of cooper university health system and his wife. john and joyce sheridan died last month after a fire in the bedroom of their somerset county home. investigators still aren't sure who set the fire, but they say, it was not an accident. today's memorial starts at 11:00 at the war memorial in trenton, some of the biggest names in new jersey politics are expected to attend. >>> also, today, a bid here lost the bankruptcy auction for the revel casino gets his day in court. >> florida developer gwen slob trails the auction improperly conducted and filed papers for new auction. the one won with $110 million bid. that's 95% less than the o

. >>> but the big story on "action news" is confirmation that a little boy from hamilton township has died of event owe virus 68. first known fatality linked to that illness and another little boy from the same school is sick and health officials are taking quick action. "action news" reporter andie mccormack has the store friday mercer county. >> i received a call from the state and cdc last evening, and that is when we referred it on to the medical examiner and she made confirmation this morning. >> reporter: four year-old eli waller could be first case where enterovirus d68 is the actual cause of the death. saturday the mercer county medical examiner announced eli's succumbed to the virus last thursday. this friday, the the enters for disease control confirmed the samples were in fact, d68. >> it is a reason to send samples to atlanta to confirm it was a d68 strain of the enterovirus. >> reporter: another little boy from the schoocame down with symptoms several weeks ago. he went to the hospital but we are told that now he is resting at home comfortably but doctors took samples fro

we have the hamilton township health officer and the township's mayor. welcome to you both. jeff, i will start with you. how unusual is this? how surprising is this to you as a health officer? did the boy show any signs of illness before he died? >> extremely surprising. the boy was asymptomatic when his mom put him to sleep. he was healthy, charming, vibrant, energetic and all of sudden he just didn't wake up. gerri: so cute. did he have any preexisting conditions that might have somehow been involved in this? >> he did not. gerri: he did not. of course we know there are other cases where children have died but they always had some other complicating issue. mayor, to you, how is the community reacting to night? >> first and foremost our thoughts are with the family for their painful loss. we're rallying behind the family and right now we're in the process of educating the public of how to prevent it. as you know, there is no vaccination for enterovirus d68. so what we're trying to do is educate people, the importance of happened washing, sneezing into your elbow, looking fo

>> in the plaza as well as in the hamilton garden. >> and then -- >> and then folks will be able to rollnto volvar have, cocktail at the bar, have some tartins, some smacks in the restaurant. >> this is great. black tie? >> no, no, casual. >> sim casual. way to be, man. >> thank you. >> oh, that mike. he is so fancy. do you have something unique and delicious that mike has just got to try. go to myfoxphilly.com. click on the "good day" tab, scroll down, and e-mail us. >> okay, so, it is monday, but we're already thinking about the weekend. that's because all of the celebrities are flocking to philly, on friday, we're getting preview of power house. it will be great. look at those girls move. we'll show you at perdue, we know fresh chicken. well, not that kind of fresh. but we do take extra steps in our farms, trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between... ... to bring you a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. with tom corbett, things keep getting worse. september 16th. budget deficits force pennsylvania to borrow $1.5 billion dollars just to keep the li

the crew responded. >>> a rescue operation is underway right now near mount hamilton. firefighters are trying to find a woman who drove off a ravine yesterday afternoon. >>> what do hillary clinton, the giants and bruno mars all have in common today? it will add a very unusually busy day in san francisco. we'll tell you what's happening where and how you may be affected. "mornings on 2" begins rate now. >>> we're following developing news in vallejo where an overturned big rig has made a mess of this morning's commute on interstate 80. ktvu's brian flores is on the scene and sal is watching for alternate routes to get you around the mess. there you see the big rig that was flipped over. back up right now, but a lot of damage there. we'll hear from sal and brian in a few minutes. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's tuesday, october 14th. i'm tori campbell. >> it is starting busy. >> yes, it is. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. and steve is busy with the forecast. >> my feet are not on the desk, that's to for -- that's for sure. that fog