>> torrey, thank you. developing right now, deadly shooting is under investigation in north philadelphia. >> two gunmen emptied guns killing a man and injuring a woman. it happened in the 2100 block every uber street. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us over at temple hospital with the latest on this, january, january, good morning. >> good morning, the man who was killed was cents shot at least ten times. police found 32 spent shell casings on the scene there in north philadelphia. the woman who was sitting next to him at the time of the shooting police say possibly an innocent bystander is now at temple university hospital being treated. fortunately for her, she in stable condition this morning. and now, police search for surveillance video in hopes of identifying a suspect, in this shooting. now there is all happened around 11:30 lags night, on the 2100 block of uber street in stanton, when police arrived, they found two shooting victims, 24 year old man, and 46 year old woman, the man had c

>> thank you, torrey. new this morning, red cross cents is helping three families after an early morning house fire in north philly. the flames broke out around 1:30, inside home at 26th and oxford. firefighters say when they got, there on the scene, heavy smoke was coming from the second floor, no injuries were reported. investigators are working to find a cause to that fire. >>> well, philadelphia police want you to take a close look at this surveillance video, they say it captures three suspect slashing tires, in juniata park under the cover of darkness. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson joins us now, at police headquarters, he also has exclusive video of what could be a fourth suspect. steve, good morning. >> yes, good morning, ukee, we do, you know, when you see the aftermath, of vandalism, it is often shocking, surprising, stunning, but when you actually see it, on camera, like a lot of the neighbors that are waking up and seeing this this morning are it is discusting. that's what they are c

>> thank you, torrey.ext update at clock 55, up next on cbs this morning, backlog of race kits collecting dust, and police departments all across the country. we're on the "cw philly" on these channels. good m >> developing right now, american television cameraman tests positive for ' bowl a. >> good morning, he contracted it in by leer with a while working alongside nancy sneiderman, surgeon from the university of pennsylvania. >> thomas eric duncan accused of lying on a form needed to fly out of the country. officials say he answered no, when asked whether he had cared for a person infected with ' bowl, a but witnesses cents say, he had. the news made some passengers at philadelphia international more leary about boarding their plane. >> just going to be very cautious, say to ourselves, sty ourselves, wash our hands, do the routine things they said. but it is concerning that somebody is now in the united states with the ebola virus. >> health officials are monitoring more than 100 people who have had con

>> thank you, torrey. officials will monitor people in dallas for weeks to keep an eye on the potential spread of ebola. >> as andrew spencer reports, several people who have contact with the infected patient are in quarantine hoping their situation will change soon. >> the red cross came to deliver blankets and other supplies, to people quarantined inside an apartment in dallas. where thomas duncan had been staying with a friend, before he was diagnosed, with ebola. >> overall, with everything, can't -- >> days after duncan's diagnosis, the apartment still hadn't been sanitizing. a cleaning crew was turned away thursday, because their hazmat team needed special permit from the department of transportation. which they didn't have. until the 21 day incubation period is passed, and officials are sure that nobody here is infected, family isn't allowed to leave. >> go in we step outside, going to take us to court -- >> duncan could also face charges. the liberia airport authority says it will prosecute him if

>> torrey, thank you.eveloping right now, deadly shooting is under investigation in north philadelphia. >> two gunmen emptied guns killing a man and injuring a woman. it happened in the 2100 block every uber street. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us over at temple hospital with the latest on

>> torrey, thank you. now to the developing story, a american television cameraman, tests positive for ebola. >> he contracted the virus in liberia, while working alongside nancy sneiderman, surgeon from the university of pennsylvania. meanwhile, we've learned the texas ebola patient could face

torrey, over to you. >> thank you, katie. good morning everyone.cing the full heat of a rush hour. if you are traveling on 309, southbound, dealing with rush hour, traffic, also dealing with little bit of inches den here at highland avenue. the majority moved to the shoulder but it is affecting that ramp here, if you are approaching or trying to get on 309 southbound out of this area. so you will need to give yourself little more time. making your way on the pa turnpike once you get there you will find delays westbound on the pa turnpike out of bucks county all the way down to mid-county. talk about 476, because if you're traveling either southbound or northbound there is shot here right around route one, you are jammed. doesn't matter how you cut it, both sides of the blue route traveling about 18 miles per hour, between 95 and the area of route one, if you are headed out of the mid-county toll plaza on 476 south, you will feel delays between mid-county and the schuylkill as well. traveling on the schuylkill average speed about six. few pockets. s

by wednesday, few more clouds, and torrey, maybe a shower by then. let's enjoy this for now. >> let's just take this in. the weather is your bright spot this morning, definitely not the schuylkill expressway. traveling 76, dealing with the closure of the westbound side of the schuylkill because of accident belonging the lane. more activity on the shoulder just behind that incident, then some more activity up ahead. so westbound schuylkill expressway approaching conshohocken currently closed. that's only until they get this vehicle out there. shouldn't be too much longer. you will have eastbound gaper delay to go along with it, sun glare definitely out there. watch out for delays on 95 usual delays on your majors for this rush hour, no problems for mass transit. ukee? >> thank you, next update at clock 55, up next on cbs this morning, new way to identify deadly gene mutations in children. >> we continue coverage on hazing scandal un folding at bucks county high school. >> good morning, shocking claims, just coming to light, surrounding the school's if

>> torrey, thank you. new details in the death of legendary comedian john rivers, medical examiner has released his findings and said rivers died from low blood oxygen, also sedated. the 81 year old died september 4th, 1 week after she went into cardiac arrest during routine medical procedure at manhattan clinic. >> australia scientists debunking the ida man claims a spider got into his skin. the question is now what was cents it. >> said he was visiting when he noticed what he thought was a scratch about ann long. a doctor told him it was small insect bite but he said the trail kept growing up his chest. >> very searing, hot searing, burning sensation, like nothing that i have felt before. >> oh, whatever it was cents, the doctor did remove it, at least one expert says they think it was a might but thinking of that? >> that's alien movie stuff right there. well, how would you like to get starbucks coffee for free every day? you will soon have your chance. >> not bad. right? the coffee chain announced new

>> torrey, thank you. we would like to give you more on breaking news, united nations medical worker has died at german hospital, one week after testing positive for ebola. meanwhile, dallas nurse who contracted the deadly virus from a patient, has received a blood transfusion from an american doctor who survived the disease. >> chris van cleve reports. >> dall a nurse received lasts ma from the blood of american doctor kent brantly who recovered from the disease. the first person to contract ebola in the united states, while she cared for thomas eric duncan, the liberian hand who died last week. so far unknown exactly how pham contracted the virus, officials at texas health presbyterian hospital say she wore gloves, a gown, mask, and shield, while she treated duncan. the cdc is investigating, but believes that at some point protocol was breached. >> the men any here is a virus, ebola, it is not a person, it is not a country, it is not a place, it is not a hospital. >> public health officials take lessons

. >> those torreys and i more when accuweather forecast. >> those torreys and i more when "action news" continues tonight party on people! blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues celebrating with 20% off the entire store. you heard right, 20% off the entire store. we're talking employee pricing baby! hey, you need 'em, you want 'em, and now there's no better time to get 'em. blinds to go. blinds for life. pennsylvania state trooper killed in training accident in montgomery county was laid to rest today. family and friends gathered to remember david kedra at christ the king church in northeast philadelphia. hundreds of law enforcement colleagues also turned out in support of kedra and family and a private burial followed the service today. in northeast pennsylvania police have been following up on suspected cop-killer eric frein and he continues to elude them as he has for three weeks now. the "action news" reporter walter perez has the latest on this. >> investigators found a letter believed handwritten by alleged cop-killer eric frein. "abc news" is reporting that it was found

i know they're here with their daughter torrey and torrey's mother patsy. there you are. it is my honor to recognize today this really fib credible establishment on san bruno avenue. ~ incredible if you haven't tried the food, you're really missing out. and i know that for me and my husband it's a tradition to eat their incredible turkey, their fried turkey, which is as delicious as turkey can be. but it is my honor on behalf of the board of supervisors today to congratulate queen louisiana poor boy cafe on being selected today a the district 9 honoree for restaurant appreciation month, october 2014. your delicious dishes such as authentic poor boys and vignettes, our favorite of many in the community has enriched our city with louisiana creole culture. thank you for your community leadership, including your support for local schools and your active involvement in blood mobile blood drives. we deeply appreciate your contributions to the portola neighborhood, to our entire city. and as your district supervisor, i am grateful not only for the amazing food you provide our co

erika. >> we like hearing that on the friday morning. >> ♪ >> torrey, thank you.morning, katy perry has a pretty big gig. >> pretty big. billboard magazine says perfectly perform during half time at the superbowl. perry was reportedly short listed by the nfl in august, along with rihanna and cold play. the league reportedly asked artists cents for payment in exchange for performing at the half time gig. the last superbowl set a record with over 111 million people tuning in to see performances cents, by bruno mars and the red hot chilly peppers. last week perry told espn she wouldn't pay to play at the superbowl. >> that's surprising. i had no idea they were asking. >> i didn't know that. >> i guess that many viewers. >> 111 million. >> robert downey junior erika returns home to defend his father and jennifer garner and steve correll bring favorite children's book to the big screen. >> kevin frazer from entertainment tonight has cents a look at what's playing in theatres this weekend. >> you have no idea of the kind of day we are having. >> based on children's clas

torrey, over to you. >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, as of right now, we're awaiting the rush. still, waiting on the rush. as we approach 5:30, notice that traffic is moving fairly well out there. this is 95 right around bridge street, northbound traffic the traffic moving away from you, southbound the traffic coming toward you, and that's going to be all of those headlights. now, that delays will only grow bigger, right now not that bad. notice brakes inbetween the traffic, which is a good indicator not seeing too much after problem just yet. traveling on the 42 freeway, looking just as beautiful, headlights would be your northbound side. taillights would be southbound. and really all of our majors, not only in new jersey, but in pa, as well, are reflecting speed censors into the 50's, even 60s, traveling in new jersey, so do you have this good news. we do, however, have construction project on 295, affecting both sides of the roadway, between the black horse pike and the 42, so just be mindful of that, ongoing

torrey, over to you. >> i know. i love that. no, you know what, it really was so weird walking out of my car this morning coming into the studio. it was, it was warm outside surprisingly, usually i'm wearing like nine layers. good morning, traveling out and about right now, you won't have any problems. if you are traveling on the ben franklin bridge, any of the bridges, going to and from new jersey, maybe taking the commodore barry, everything looks great. schuylkill expressway same story there is shot here right around vare, still very quiet out there, only few vehicles, really scattered all over the majors. everyone sells still sleeping traveling on the schuylkill expressway, average speed 50 miles per hour, same thing on the blue route, also 59, even through the construction zone, not only out of northeast philly down through to the vine but also if you are traveling down in delaware county, no major problems at all n norristown, we have accident, at main street, barbados, so try to avoid that intersection if you k also, if y

. >> absolutely, just smooth sailing for our area here in the days ahead, torrey. we've got great weather coming up in time for the weekend, and even headed into next week t looks like the pattern will stick for little bit of time here. so let's take you out there, show you what's going on, storm scan3 looking clearer than it has in recent mornings, right? we continue to see few clouds out, there but those will continue to thin, with time, and still courtesy of the very same storm which is still making its slow retreat. things looking better foreplays cents cents like massachusetts which really ended up being the bull's eye with the storm system, dealing with inches of rain, out of this storm, up that way, for us, glancing blow for sure. but the chill starting to settle back in. you always start to see when the blue contours start to roll into our weather map, you know it is starting get chilly. forty-six currently in mount pocono, 56 here at the airport, but that's going to start to change. again, some cooler air working its way in here, so temperatures should sta

>> torrey, thank you.blems causing scary moment for passengers a above are board american airlines jet. passenger snapped photo inside the cabin right there, airline passengers and officials say some of the plane's panels buckled yesterday forcing pilot to make an emergency landing. wouldn't want to see that on plane. although the dallas bound flight arrived safely at the san francisco airport, that ordeal left some passengers shaken. >> all the sudden i heard this loud pop, pop, pop, real loud, ripping sound. all shouting for the flight crew, come look, you know, the walls are caving in. >> now, aviation safety experts say that while it may be unsettling for pass inning tears see any piece of the plane break, the cabin's wall panels are actually not part of the plane's structure. >>> breaking news leads this look here, 56 year old united nations worker has died of ebola in germany. cone tract dollars the virus in liberian dallas nurse with ebola has been treated with the plasma of a survivor. >>> developi

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>> thank you, torrey. breaking news, thomas today's headlines, suspect dead after leading police on chase that ended in easton, northampton county. suspect's pick-up truck slammed into utility pole before police shot him. state police are now involved in the investigation. >>> and, the remaining games on the central bucks west football schedule are canceled, after allegations of hazing in the school's football program. varsity and jv not ball coaches are suspended. >> doctor craig spencer is new york city first ebola patient. spencer treated ebola patients in west africa, he is in manhattan's bellevue hospital, a des egg father dollars ebola treatment center. news continues after a short break. ryan costello went. 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 in government contracts to his campaign contributors -even as he

>> torrey, thank you.antic city casino could be on the verge of folding. judge will decide if trump taj mahal casino can cancel the casino's union contract without those cuts, the owner says they have to close the casino next month that would leave unemployed. >> over at sugarhouse casino, they are getting ready to expand. twenty-four new poker tables will arrive this morning at the casino, for philadelphia's first poker room. going in and interim rope that is supposed, while the permanent poker room being built. >> time now 7:36. let's get check on business. >> wendy gillette joins us now from the new york stock exchange, wendy, not the easiest week on wall street watch about yesterday? what happened? certainly not the easiest week at all. markets very volatile. continued yesterdayment on wednesday we saw the dow drop more than 450 points before gaining some grounds. yesterday, the dow was down as much as 200 points before climbing back to end the day with a lot of 24. the nasdaq gained two. today will ge

>> torrey, thank you. few new details in the death of legendary comedian joan rivers.edical examiner has released findings and said rivers died from low blood oxygen. report also indicates rivers was sedated when propofol. the 81 year old died september 4th, 1 week after she went into cardiac arrest during routine medical procedure at manhattan clinic. >> on the health watch this mornings, limiting urine take of sugary sodas could help you live longer. that's according to new study published in the american journal of public health. researchers at the university of california san francisco found sugar sweetened sodas accelerate cell aging and could strain the body's metabolism. study analyzed data from 5300 people. >>> well, experts now say gradual weight loss is no better than rapid weight loss when it comes to long-term weight control. australian study finds both groups of diet remembers likely to regain most of the weight they lost. but there is an interesting short-term difference, more dieters in the rapid weight loss program achieved their weight loss targets. >>

>> thank you, torrey., we're keeping it live, keeping it local on the "cw" fill i. we certainly hope you >> after 48 days on the run, the law catches up with eric frein. newly-released picture of the cop killer in police custody. >> good morning, frein scheduled to appear at the pike county courthouse in go an hour and a half. that's where "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is standing by for you, right now, with more. jan? >> scheduled to be here for arraignment, facing number of charges, including murder, now, the district attorney wants to pursue the death penalty. if this is the beginning of the end for very long and very instruments fest chapter for northeast pennsylvania, after 48 day manhunt, eric frein captured last night by us marshals near an abandoned airplane hangar, in pocono township. officials say, he meekly gave himself up around 6:00 when law enforcement approached, kneeling, putting his hands in a the air. officials say he waist un armed. during arrest we're told frein was cuffed with

torrey right there. he hauls in the 39 yard touchd ravens win this one big. your final score 29-7.they t it over the falcons. congrao the redskins. they desperately needed the win. >> this is not the quarterback conty anybody wou have envisi. not at all. >> he'll hav more tonight on reds final. that's the news for now. .ightly is up next. have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> on this sunday night, fighting ebola. the new u.s. military rapid response team and an apology by the hospital in texas. and the tense hours on a cruise ship as thousands waited for one passenger's test results. >>> out of control. how a new england pumpkin festival turned to mayhe

flacco to torrey smith. that one goes right off his hands. watch it again.mith can't make the catch. the colts, they beat the ravens 20-13. >>> down in dallas, everybody rocking the pink to support breast cancer awareness month. cowboys hosting the texans today. under a minute to go, dallas trying to stop houston, but arian foster punches it in from one yard out. the texans come back from a ten-point deficit, even the score at 17-17. overtime, romo with a third and long. romo throws up a plrayer here. it gets answered. dez bryant makes the catch. great catch by dez bryant there. that moved the chains and also got the boss man jerry jones on his feet. few plays later, dan bailey on to kick the cowboys to a win, 49-yard field goal. the cowboys survive in overtime. they won it 20-17. dallas now 4-1 this season. >>> to hockey, the capitals open up their season thursday night at verizon center hosting montreal. this afternoon they played their last game. it doesn't count. before the game, tying the knot at center ice. ovi said, no, you don't. first period, eric s

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first drive, flacco to torrey smith. a 15-yard touchdown hook-up there. smith's second touchdown of the season. the ravens up 7-0. flacco goes back to smith. this time on third and goal. nine-yard strike. ravens normally struggle to score early an. they're up 14-0. flacco wasn't done after another touchdown pass made it 21-0. this one goes to michael campanero. the rookie's first nfl reception goes for a touchdown. only 5'9'. a howard county native. big moment for him. the ravens set a team record with 38. they go on to win this, 48-17. >> definitely a fun day. you don't get those too often in this league. definitely very enjoyable. >> we're on pace for almost 16 touchdowns. it was incredible. we played really well. when we got opportunities, we really capitalized. >> we scored five touchdowns. that's how joe is. >> browns have only beaten the steelers twice in their last 22 tries. hosting them today in cleveland. brian hoyer off the play fake. he's going to find jordan cameron wide open. this a 42-yard gain. the browns would cash in on the next day. up 7

good afternoon, i'm torrey campbell. brian flores is live on the corner of stockton and sacramento with the call to action today. good afternoon, brian. >> reporter: hi, torre. good afternoon. there were a couple of close calls of pedestrians almost getting hit by cars here but the latest fatality happened less than two weeks ago. now the family members of the victim as well as chinatown community leaders say enough is enough. >> slow down. >> for chinatown. >> let's make it right. >> change the lights. >> reporter: chantds, prayers and a call for action -- chants, prayers and a call for action rang loud. community members along with city leaders urged for changes at the deadly intersection. the most recent tragedy happened on saturday, september 20. 78-year-old, a grandmother of eight and former music teacher was killed by a driver who was turning left. >> in my humble opinion, she's a saint. although her beautiful voice was silenced, the tragedy should rebehind us how dangerous this intersection is glsh just days -- >>

>> torrey, thank you. eight people expected to testify in a hearing focusing on the investigation into the philadelphia va hospital. back in july, members of the house committee on veterans affairs, highlighted problems including mismanagement, and data manipulation. at the va. today, committee members will follow up to see if those problems have been addressed. the philly va overseas benefits for more than 800,000 vets around the region. >>> police are investigating a triple shooting in kensington that sent three people to the hospital. investigators found 13 shell casings at the scene on the 3,000 block of lee street around 10:30 last night. investigators say, one of the bullets went through a second floor bedroom. luckily, no one was inside the home that was injured. >>> so far, there is cents no word on motive for that shooting. >> a suspect is in custody in connection with deadly stabbing in university city. police say around 7:30 last night a 57 year old man was stabbed multiple times inside a home o

. >> voter elected john torrey, moderate conservative, cable company chief. ford withdrew from the race because he's battling cancer. his brother doug ran instead. scandels mark rob ford's term including illegal drug use and public drunkenness. but did he win a city council seat instead. >>> and, an unmanned supply capsule heading to the international space station will attempt launch again tonight. orbital sciences corporation counting down for nasa launch facility in virginia last night, just 12 minutes to lift off. someone found a sailboat in the restricted danger zone. the launch is now rescheduled for 6:22 this evening, and supposed to be visible from the philadelphia area. beneath to watch. hopefully clear night to see that launch, katy? >> i think generally just couple of clouds here and, there did have warmfront, few clouds out there, we've got sim. we're good. very quiet week for precipitation purposes, but man it has been busy week for the thermometer. getting a work out, man. well, sky-rocketing today. then it will just start taking a nose dive, ba

receiver and former it were torrey smith had some custom cleats made, wrote the name of the breast cancerand fighters and look at this name right there, very honored. there's my name. >> oh, kristen. >> this is the five year mark, baby, right? >> we're so proud of you. >> we shot a story last monday. we were talking. he found out my story and told me he was doing that for fans and somebody tweeted me that picture and i saw that he put it on for the game. he gave me a nice hug after the game and i said that touchdown must have been the shoe. thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you, cable because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don't lie. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability, and hd picture quality. so join the millions who enjoy the difference fios makes and get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two years. sign up now and get $300 back with a two-year agreement. call the ver

>> torrey, thank you. now to the developing story, a american television cameraman, tests positive for ebola. >> he contracted the virus in liberia, while working alongside nancy sneiderman, surgeon from the university of pennsylvania. meanwhile, we've learned the texas ebola patient could face charges in liberia, thomas eric duncan, accused of lying on a form, needed to fly out of the country. officials say, he answered no, when asked whether he had cared for a person infected with ' bowl, a but witnesses say he had. the news made some passengers at philly international more leary about boarding their planes. >> we're going to be very cautious, stay to ourselves, wash our hands, do the routine thing they suggest. but it is concerning that somebody is now in the united states with the ebola virus. >> health officials now monitoring more than 100 people, who have had contact with duncan. >>> hazmat crews are headed back to texas department, that texas apartment where he was staying, cleaning crew turned awa

>> torrey, thank you, in the news shock and disbelief, after allegations of hazing surfaces in local football program. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at central bucks west high school, school at the center of this investigation. jan, good morning. >> reporter: well, student had been looking forward to this day all season long, it is arguably the most anticipated game of the season. it is friday night football against a big rival, cb st east, and leading into homecoming weekends, however, it has been canceled, so has the rest of the season, for cb west. and the jv and varsity coaches have been suspended pending further investigation. >> it was crazy, like i was cents in shock. >> an un expect the end to the football season at central bucks west high school. not a result after tough loss, but through serious allegations of hazing by members of the football team. >> they all come down to like the name of cb west, what everyone will think about it now. >> on thursday one day ahead of the most anticipated game of the season against rival cb east, the superintendent cancele

different microaggressions and way that the officers do approach them or if it is a little bit accuse torrey and it is and feels that, and it is hard to say yes, let's interact with the police. and it is really really difficult. and this is a white guy, talking about it, with black and brown communities, because i don't have the answers to that. and i am never going to have the answers to that and i think that there needs to be a lot more work done internally in the department, about how to understand, what is mutual respect? what does it look like to you all? what are the behaviors of mutual respect? that is the first thing that i ask when i work with the young people? what does respect look like sound like, feel like? what are the interactions? what are the conversations that we have to have? how does it happen? do we look at each other in the eyes or not look at each other in the eyes, shake hands or not, all of these small behaviors matter. and we need to be able to understand that these are the behaviors that we all need to come to some understanding on and that is not happening. thank

. >> meanwhile the baltimore ravens shellacked atlanta today, touchdown torrey smith, got to the endn, former maryland terrapin standoff, three touchdowns in the last two weeks, 29-7 the final. everybody was pitching in today. >> it was a great team win all the way around. we've got some things we can clean up. myself personally, i'm responsible for one of those and especially i got to tackle a guy. the o did a great job and the defense did a great job. >> dallas winning again which sets up dallas week, burgundy and gold better figure out a way to stop that guy, demarco murray, a record setting day. we'll give you the details and of preview dallas/washington next week. >> now is colt mccoy completing passes to these guys he's never practiced with, never thrown the ball to of them and kirk cousins -- to them and kirk cousins can't? >> kirk just didn't know what to do out there. >> you said it yourself, bruce, he might have gotten in his head. >>> what's it look like? >> awfully cold this morning, temperatures in the 30s in the suburbs and rebound get more, only with cash flow insight,

. >> the 21 day march dan torrey quarantine ending for the family of thomas duncan. officials quarantined the family. the first person to die from the disease in the u.s. >> been through a terrible ordeal. you got people put in this ordeal through no fault of their own, and we're good at compassion in texas, and we need to help pour it for these people. >> meantime the pentagon is reading a new military medical team that will help contain ebola if there are any new cases, team will include five doctors and 20 critical care nurses, all have been trained in infectious diseases, if needed they'll deploy anywhere in the u.s. within 72 hours. >>> well, there is a legal challenge for the former revel casino hotel here in atlantic sit. >> i glenn straub, florida developer, who losses bankruptcy court auction, now challenge that decision. earlier this month federal bankruptcy judge approved the $110 million deal to a toronto based company. it is not known when or if a hearing will be scheduled. >>> one step at a time make an impact in the fight against aids. >> nearly 10,000

. >> torrey, thank you. first just to contract ebola in the u.s. is outside washington for team. >> nina pham arrived over at the national institutes of health center in bethesda, maryland. treated now deceased liberian man at a dallas hospital. before leaving her condition, doctor recorded this conversation with her. >> i'm really proud of you. bye. >> texas officials have taken steps to force healthcare workers who had contact with thomas eric duncan to stay home. dozens of texas health press by derian my employees wered is to sign public documents, not to go to public places or use mass transit. >> outrage among hundreds of parents in philadelphia, now forced to finds their children a new school. all centers around the walter d ballmer leadership learning partner charter school. it started with about 1200 students, but reimbursement cap from the city school district only covers 675. officials say they can't afford the extra students any more, so, a lottery was held last night to decide who can stay and who must go. >> what was going on, everybod

as we get toward the weekend it's another torrey. 90 in -- story. 80 in millipedees. dos mid-60's. the 5-day forecast with the weekend in view, temperature trend down, thursday and friday, and they come up. by sunday, fire danger back on the table with strong winds. the ball game is underway and temperature out there in the low to mid-60s. >>> we're learning new details about a deadly crash, a drunk driver hit and killed someone else. the attack to stop that driver but it was too late. >>> a mysterious rumbling that scared people in bay area series. >> it sounded like tennis shoes in a drier. >> what that noise had to do with an oil refinery. how a man broke into a home and what happened after he made his way into his daughter's bedroom in the middle of the night. insurance because it was too expensive. as a professional dancer, i tend to beat up my body a lot, and having health insurance is a priority for me. it's a relief to be able to keep the same doctor. i was born with a back condition that required surgery. i'm paying a fraction of what i used to pay. even with

. >> isis is also trying to win baxter torrey in iraq -- territory in iraq after launching as many as as a dozer more attacks again target, for first time, since fighting began, turkey will allow iraqi kurdish fighters to cross into syria and reinforce fighters in kobani. turkey wanted to wait, until the kurds were depleteed, and diminished before it stood up against isis, i think that president obama called, and said, if this town falls, and there is genocide it is on your hands. >> a new video on-line, isis claims it has captured weapons and ammunition dropped by u.s. military that was for the kurdish forces defending the syrian city. >> we know that part of isil strategy here is to wage a propaganda campaign. that is why one of our lines of efforts has been -- >> one of 28 cargo packages went off course, and claims to have carried out an ache strike -- airstrike to prevent aid from falling in wrong hands. some fighters tweeteed appreciation for the supplies. fox news. lou: turning to effort to prevent an outbreak of ebola here, there is still no travel ban but anyone coming in on u

noah's dad received a surprise in the form of an e mail from none other than joe torrey >> we would like instead of school, they are putting the $9,000 raised for his world series dream towards buying tickets for other kids with cancer. >> that's how you pay it forward. but look at that face and sweet little voice and now he will get there, be there at the world series i love it when folks like joe, it orre step up for the young kids. >> and now other kids will get lucky, too. >> let's find out about the kansas city forecast coming up for game one of the world series on tuesday. . >> >> we have mostly clear skies. clear for game one and forecast mod ills showing clear skies, all of the rain is out of the area, as a result, we are going to have nice conditions for this part of the region. here we go with the pay area forecast. sunset this evening, great out there. this was the scene looking out toward the golden gate bridge. beautiful out there. a building swell, increasing wave. look at the buoy -- waves 24 feet. the swell will continue to build into the region. be extra careful for the

well, if this seems like washington's perg torrey then hell awaited at the next stop. a foretaste of the coming torment arrived. it came in the form of cedars from washington's 2,813 track at nearby miller's run. here's a picture of some of their descendents. the american frontier always attracted more than the share of religious groups seeking their zion in the wilderness. members of one such ban, the cedars, had the misfortune of staking their claim to the frontier for up to a frontier haven on land already claimed by the father of their country. having known for a decade that washington claimed the land where they squatted, upon learning that he was on his way to assert his rights, they sent a delegation to deter and dissuade him. the cedars and i'm quoting from washington's diey here. they came to -- diary here. they came to inquire about my rights. he saw through their pre-text of reasonableness and would not concede anything without visiting the track themselves. when the two sides met again at miller's run, both asserting their rights, the trouble insued. such c