ukee, erika? >> jill, speaking of ebola there is wore at this could actually spends the price of chocolate higher. what do you know about that? >> reporter: that's right, get ready to pay little more for your sweet tooth. cocoa prices also soaring, that could mean the price of chocolate will go up. and who would have thought, thanks to the ebola outbreak in west africa, where 70 presser of the world's cocoa supply comes from. most is from the ivory coast and ghana. those two countries haven't been directly impacted by ebola, but they do border liberia, which in just other countries that have, so we could be seeing chocolate prices go up, an indirect consequence of the ebola crisis. ukee, erika? >> one more down side. >> thank you, jill. coming up after a short break, traffic and weather together. we do it on the three, a we'll be right back. >> traveling on the majors, same story, it's nice outside. expressway, doesn't matter if you are headed toward the schuylkill or 95 in the eastbound direction

>>> today it is wednesday october 29th good morning, i'm ukee washington. >>> aim erika von tiehl. here are stories we are following today. this morning nasa is trying to figure out why this unmanned rocket exploded seconds after taking off, causing 200 million-dollar in damage. >>> football coaches from central bucks west tell their side of the story after hazing scandal abruptly ends their season and leaves them suspended, indefinitely. >>> it has been two years today since hurricane sandy slammed the region, we will take a look at the rebuilding efforts and some homes that are still abandoned, this morning. hard to believe, two years. >> wow, wow. we will check on that. >> we will check our forecast with katie over in the weather center. >> good morning. we have enjoyed yesterday. >> now the snow knows best, going downhill, right. but we have relatively decent weather to go with this drop on the thermometer. but you will want to start layering up more here with the days coming up but overall, it is not a terrible forecast despite the fact that we have a coal front crossing throu

ukee and erika. >> i didn't realize he played clarinet, that is pretty good. thanks, jill, a appreciate it. >> reporter: i was surprised about the briefcase actually. >>> coming up, traffic and weather together. we will do it on the >>> let's get traffic ape weather together, good morning vittoria. >> good morning everyone. it is very quiet, serene and calm on all of our majors right now. as we look at 95 unfortunately we have a construction zone but traveling southbound on i-95 between 476 and the barry even though you are traveling only using the left-hand lane you still will have a problem making any sort of commute traveling further southbound into delaware county and into delaware. just be mindful. north bound looking just as nice. we are now you over the schuylkill expressway over south street. it is so dark but you can see we have a few headlights moving through on that westbound side but both sides of the road not only around center city philadelphia but between your western suburbs, speed sensors high up in the 50's on the schuylkill. that is a great

what is happening. >> reporter: that is right, good morning ukee and erika. apple pay users will want to check their bank statements. bank of america accidentally double charged some customers who made purchase west apple's new mobile payment services led to a thousand transactions though. bank of america has a pol guyed and said it will refund the customers. ukee and quarter. >>> anyone looking to book a train ticket in time, there is some new information about the best day, to do it, how bit. >> reporter: yeah, you may want to wait until the weekend, according to the wall street journal an analysis of average ticket prices over 19 months, found that tickets purchased on sunday were the least expensive, they average $432. saturday wasn't too far behind. the most expensive day, monday, with tickets averaging $503. >> wow. >> who knew. ukee and erika. >> that is a big difference. >> huge difference. >> stayy away from monday. >> lap top on sunday. >> appreciate it. >>> coming up, traffic and weather together and we will do it on the >>> my partner ukee with cb

>>> today is thursday, october 30th i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm erika avon tiehl. here are stories we are following today, we will chase through the treats of philadelphia after a police officer is hit by a car. we will tell you why that suspect was so desperate to get away. we have a live report from pea please headquarters straight a ahead. >>> clock is ticking on a deal. we will have negotiating and how soon a strike could happen if there is no agreement. >>> celebration celebrations in san francisco takes an ugly turn after the giant are crown world series champions, yet again. >> three out of five years. >> a all that and more coming up, lets talk about our forecast on this i guess it is mischief night it is called, mischief night and then halloween. >> i have no idea about mischief night, did you coin that. >> no. >> it is a quiet mischief night. it is definitely quieting down in the weather department for new but it is getting a lot cooler outside, temperatures have taken a hit here this morning. we have got a couple fog issues that we will have have to disc

ukee has full recap coming up in sports. right now, though, 4:33, our back to work forecast, waking up with big old smile on their face. >> as they should. we have however some weather complications cents to discuss here there is will be an interesting week, because we have very large system brewing right now, way back off to our west, combination after warmfront, starting to lift to the area, not until wednesday into thursday that we actually see the main system roll through our area. but "skycam 3", as we take a look now, generally just cloudy outside. we go next to storm scan3, we actually did see a little bit of activity out here on the radar in the last couple of hours. in fact, i had few sprinkles on my own windshield driving no work. don't be surprised if you see. that will but this is about all you'll find out here on the radar at any point today. more than anything, it is as cloudy day, we are tracking a warmfront, lifting through, so that's allowing not only with the cloud cover overhead, but also cents he the warm

ukee washington. let's take you outside. we take a look at not just one but two areas of low pressure developing, and we are watching for both of these features to eventually merge, the first one, obviously, back here over the great lakes, it has got some snow with it, this is the portion of these systems that will produce basically, the cold air needed for us to cool down. as much as we will this weekend, then you have got this guy, second piece of energy, the two pieces will eventually merge. and as they do, this will be a very rapidly intensifying storm system, but looks like the brunt of the storm heads into southeastern new england, and eventually into atlantic canada. meanwhile, as we take a lock at what our forecast has in store here, in the days ahead, working with the clicker here, it is giving me some problem, outside, the live neighborhood network we go, where we have some very, very coal air in place. mid upper 30's generally the story from warrington to philly at the northeast airport, blue bell even checking in

time to set your dv; today is ukee's guest host of the talks. somebody must have seen him, the the last time, on the talk. the talk, once again, airs this afternoon at 2:00 right here on cbs-3. i know my dvr is set. >> it was fun, good time. alan cummings from the good wife, yeah, he is on. check it out. >> let's check on the roads with vittoria. >> you know, i would say turf set my dvr. i will be home and tuning in with the talk this afternoon. >> watch it live. >> yeah, yeah. >> good morning everyone. all of the roads look great no delays in the majors. bridges look awesome. we have an update for ben franklin bridge. if you have been traveling quite sometime that construction project has been setting you back every morning and afternoon, so the update is if you are traveling on the westbound side of the ben during morning rush four lanes will be opened during the afternoon rush on the eastbound side four lanes will be opened, so they will be flip flopping and good update for our patco commuters they are back to normal schedule during the week

>> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. fire investigators remain on the scene looking for the cause of the fire, they have been going around here and in and outlooking for that. we are told k-9 unit is on the scene to help, causes still undetermined but what we know is that this fire moved quickly. look at damage left behind, in all, five homes, scorched by the flames, and 18 people displaced by the fire, good news is though that there were no serious injuries due in part to a good samaritan. it took philadelphia fire crews an hour to control flames in the 3800 block of north park avenue tuesday night. the fire was quick to jump from house to house getting people to safety needed to be done even quicker. >> somebody was knocking on my door. it was a fire. >> reporter: that person was matthew flores who spotted flames and went door to door making sure folks woke up and got out. >> my first thought was to go out and get other people out of the house. i did anything anybody else with do. >> reporter: twelve adults and six chi

>>> today it is thursday, october 16th i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm quarter von tiehl. serious soaking. that rain came down in buckets keeping follow action wake. storm scan six is tracking system moving up the coast, we're asking katie when will it dry out. >>> congress gets ready to put head of the cdc on the hot seat as we hear new revelation about the the second nurse who cared for a deceased ebola patient. >>> steaks are high in this lottery but note for multi million-dollar jack the pot but whether students can attend a charter school. >>> those stories coming up but lets get back to the weather and rain. be careful. we have uponning on the roadways and wet leaves can also act as ice at the intersections. slow your roll. >> that is such a great point, ukee because even though aftermath is basically starting to get underway this storm system we have wet weather which we will show you but some of you are starting to dry out. we have will left over issues with this. what we're looking at here is a shaky camera in atlantic city any atlantic county where our frontal bo

. >>> i'm ukee washington. we are learning more about the death of ferguson teenager michael brown. what a autopsy report tells us about the police shooting that claim his life, sparking more than two months of unrest. >>> first though lets get a first check of the traffic and weather together with katie and torey, good morning. >> we will continue to track showers here in the delaware valley but more than anything, thing that will be noticeable today is the fact that wind is kicking in and chilly win too. so extra layers my friends, we are talking about temperatures coming up but nice weather coming up as well, vittoria so i come bearing good news as well. >> that is good news. that makes me think of my first car a ge o metro convertible and like a tin can. in wind like this you have to be careful in things like that, i'm just saying. >> so true. >> it was like a roller coaster car. but, anyway, traveling on the schuylkill express wayne, all of our majors are good, but that wind, also reds still have have a sheen on them so be extra careful. we will see how that rush hour continues

ukee? >> thank you, as we mentioned at the top of the show, police involved shooting in montgomery county to tell but after tractor-trailer slams into several cars. >> jan carabeo at the scene where she just spoke to investigators, good morning. >> good morning, erika, ukee, well, police had wants today get this intersection cleared up, all of the evidence out of here plaintiff the morning rush, looks like they have done. that will just towed away this tractor-trailer truck minutes ago. you can see, a better look at what this scene look like earlier this morning, now, police sources cents confirm to "eyewitness news" that this was a police involved shooting, that happened after a hit-and-run accident involving this

ukee? >> 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

>>> and today it is thursday october 2nd good morning, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. here are stories we are following today. a teenage girl is gunned down sitting on her grandmother's porch. we have new information a live report is straight ahead. >>> new revelation about the fire that killed a cooper health system ceo and his wife ape it is putting their neighbors on edge. >>> this philadelphia native is taking over secret service after a recent security breaches have the agency under scrutiny. >> we will tell but joe clancy in a bit. but lets start with the forecast. >> it seems look a cold front is coming our way. >> it is. this cold front will be living up to its name, it will be bringing us a real dose ovulate october, if you can believe it, with the temperatures by secondal half of the weekend but when you factor in the breeze, it feels more like november. bottom line is, eventually our temperatures will take a nose dive here. let's enjoy warmth, while we have it. we have seasonable conditions. today overall a quiet forecast until that front gets here. we will

. >>> good morning, it is wednesday october 22nd i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. more in just a moment but first a quick check of traffic and weather together. good morning, ladies. >> we have wet weather issues across the the delaware valley, already this morning we got doused across new jersey, delaware and even in philadelphia. it is misting so lightly on the sky deck but just not enough i have to feel like i have the umbrella but parts of the region are in a lull and if you look closely, watching just the rounds of precipitation, they are rotating through, as a larger system gathers strength and starts to develop, a little bit more further. out in the live neighborhood network where we are at 52 outside middletown ship high school, a sliver of sunshine for you but we are stuck in the clouds here today with occasional pockets have rain rolling through. fifty-three in millville, atlantic city. fifty-seven at philly international, to not expect too much movement on that thermometer, however files, we have stayed, as much consistent on the thermometer, thus far th

back to you, ukee and erika. >> see you shortly.an watch the debate live on our sister station the cw philly or listen to it on kyw news radio 1060, cbs philly.com will stream it live f you have a question for candidate tweet us using hash tag cbs philly debate. >>> our time is 7:41. popular children's book is hitting the big screen, star and director of alexander and the the terrible horrible no good very bad day, will join me live in the studio next. >>> love that book growing up, classic. >>> dieting can be difficult. we know. that now technology can help you. we will talk about ways your plate and even your fork can help you lieutenants weight. >> what? >> wait until you see this >>> place your plate on the scale. >> all right. >> well a talking scale, tells you how much to eat, over how much time, and also, warns if you you eat too fast. now this counter keeps track of each time you take a bite touring a meal and send results right tourist. nutritionist say gadgets help but they can only do so much. >> there can be some value b

>> reporter: yes, good morning, ukee, erika.rying to recover after wall street's worse week in more than two years. the dow is actually now down for the year, traders are really worried about the global economy, especially in europe, where there are fears of another recession. this week investors will also be watching for corn rat earnings reports. the big banks report their profits tomorrow. and net nicks reports on wednesday. if those corporate earnings are good, perhaps they could help lift up the markets for this week, at least, ukee, erika? >> jill, you have good news about gas prices, right? >> price haves dropped now, for 16 weeks. it is thanks to a the low of supplies, especially from right here in the u.s., states like north dakota texas, have been producing more gas than they have in years, and also less global demand, so we know the rules, economics, supply and demand, but we will take it, ukee, erika? >> that we will. no doubt about it. thanks, jill, appreciate it. >> for more money tips and information, head to our

. >> reporter: that is right, good morning ukee and erika. quite a day ahead for investigators here combing for debris and analyzing data trying figure out what happened here. this explosion lit up the night sky, and officials still don't know what happened. >> we have lift off. >> reporter: second after blasting off from the launch pad on wallops island, virginia unmanned 13 story rocket bound for international space station burst into flames. the flight was over in just 15 seconds. spectacular fireball and exploding debris rained down on the launch pad. in one was killed or injured in the catastrophic launch but more than 5,000-pound of cargo and supplies, heading to the international space station are gone. >> we do want to express our disappointment that we were not able to fulfill our obligation to the international space station program and deliver this load of cargo. >> reporter: investigators will begin combing through debris at dawn. the residents of wallops island on the virginia coast are told to contact nasa if they come across an

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 the ball team. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now from cb is west, doylestown, to tell you more about it, jan, good morning. >> ukee, nicole. good morning. student arrive here to cb west this morning, under a cloud, knowing, that they don't have a team to root for tonight. the homecoming game, tonight, scheduled against rival school, cb east, has been canceled, as well as the last game of the season, amid allegations cents of hazing, here, at the football team, meanwhile the jv and varsity coaches have been suspended, as well, we apologize for that language, pending further investigation. now, this development has disappointed even upset some students, and athletes here at central buc

>> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. fire investigators remain on the scene looking for the cause of the fire, they have been going around here and in and outlooking for that. we are told k-9 unit is on the scene to help, causes still undetermined but what we know is that this fire moved quickly. look at damage left behind, in all, five homes, scorched by the flames, and 18 people displaced by the fire, good news is though that there were no serious injuries due in part to a good samaritan. it took philadelphia fire crews an hour to control flames in the 3800 block of north park avenue tuesday night. the fire was quick to jump from house to house getting people to safety needed to be done even quicker. >> somebody was knocking on my door. it was a fire. >> reporter: that person was matthew flores who spotted flames a

you can see it right there headed towards the eastern section of our country right where we are, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm quarter von tiehl. let's get to meteorologist katie fehlinger with the information. >> we have been talking about this several days showing you storm damage from other states for several days new. it will not be a severe weather threat for us but we will get doused with this storm and we will also end up seeing some gusty then are storms that come with this. so still a storm that is entirely strung out, from canada, all the way down to the deep south here in through, florida, but as far as it pertains to us for what we have seen from this storm we are dodge willing the bullet on this one. we are going to see showers pick up and we will see heavy rain. you can see that heavy rain, building in right now here across the virginia state line but as a it moves our way it will be showers turning over to eventually a steady rain and gusty then are storms come with it but not necessarily anything that is, of the majorly severe variety. so, again with the heavy rains moving

ukee, nicole? >> wow, i remember the old days of america on line in the chat rooms. >> oh, america on line? yes. >> the dial up modems. >> invitation only, is that like my members only jacket? that's old school. >> something like that. >> that's old schooling. >> getting very elite. >> thanks, jill. talk to you. heyy coming up after a short break, traffic and weather together. we do ton the three >>> it is 4:53, how are the roads looking, vittoria? >> thank you, the roads are looking great, no major problems at all. traveling on the roosevelt boulevard, behind me, we're not seeing that delay that we usually see every morning, still pretty early actually. not even at 5:00 a.m. just yet. usually the rush doesn't roll on in until about 6:15-ish. so taking a look at the boulevard, no major problems in either direction. now if you are traveling in the northeast around rising sun, cottman avenue, you will notice that the inner lanes, if you are commuting, in the southbound direction, you will notice some

ukee? >> vittoria, thank you. flames engulf the top floor of this apartment building in west philly overnight. two people were hurt, including city firefighter, and it also left 60 other homeless. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us now, near cobbs creek, to tell you more about it, nicole, good morning. >> reporter: and good morning to you, ukee, yes, if you take a look behind me, see this scene is pretty clear. what you can't see is the extensive damage, pretty much tore through the chestnut apartment just to my left here. but, "eyewitness news" was on scene, as the flames tore through early this morning. >> i don't wish this on nobody. >> for resident in west philadelphia, a scary site this halloween morning, as dozens wait to find the upper level he their apartment building fully engulfed in flames. >> oh, i never seen a fire like this a day in my life. i never seen it. it was flames, and fire, everywhere up there. >> it was just before midnight, when firefighters were call

erika and ukee earlier during our live shots i focused on an area behind the tree talking about flames and smoke from there. in the past half an hour fire fighters started breaking cutting down those branches to get closer to the flames. the flames have been shooting out all morning long, we are just blocks from the boardwalk and casinos. this fire, startedded around 10:00 o'clock last night on the atlantic avenue between north carolina and pennsylvania avenues, about five buildings have been affect. two of those buildings have partially collapsed. first floor are mainly storefronts with the apartment above, five families have been displaced, fire started in an alteration shop on the first floor and spread to the second floor eventually shooting out of the roof, front to back. luckily in one was injured but fire fighters have been having a hard time containing this because you of the weather. >> in injuries to civilians or fire fighters. we have had two partial collapses, at 1114, 1116 and in the rear of 1118 have been collapsed. wind has been a factor. fire got up to the second floor

ukee? >> thank you, as we mentioned at the top of the show, police involved shooting in montgomery county to tell but after tractor-trailer slams into several cars. >> jan carabeo at the scene where she just spoke to investigators, good morning. >> good morning, erika, ukee, well, police had wants today get this intersection cleared up, all of the evidence out of here plaintiff the morning rush, looks like they have done. that will just towed away this tractor-trailer truck minutes ago. you can see, a better look at what this scene look like earlier this morning, now, police sources cents confirm to "eyewitness news" that this was a police involved shooting, that happened after a hit-and-run accident involving this tractor-trailer truck. what we know right now is that one person was airlifted to hahnemann hospital as a result of what happened here this morning. that person's condition is unknown at this time. now, again, this video shows real good look at the tractor-trailer truck, you can

ukee was talking about this earlier. this is that same shot 476 not too far from the mid county toll plaza. if you are traveling either southbound or northbound again a little bit difficult to see. you will run into delays. well, not delays but it could delay your commute because of the low visibility. volleys not the problem on 476, schuylkill expressway is not awful but we are seeing a touch of traffic build on i-95. this is southbound around the area have girard avenue, very normal for this time. if you are traveling, all over pennsylvania, average speeds in the 50's. that small pocket may set you back a tad for right new but it will definitely grow, for sure. we have an accident at tea california be pike at minister is road. give yourself more time there north bound on the roosevelt boulevard at oxford circle we have an accident, very serious intersection, and one that can be confusing. so just definitely be mindful of. that in delays for mass transit, erika. >>> a balloon pennsylvania authorities used in the search

erika, ukee, good morning. one man is dead.this morning, injured, fortunately, for her, she was only shot one time, and i say that because 32 spent shell casings were found at the scene, and the man who died was shot ten times, and all of this as a community remains on edge this morning, after hearing all of those gunshots in the middle of the night. >> close to three dozen spent shell casings litter the street in stanton overnight. police say the intended target was shot ten times. he was a 24 year old man, who died at the hospital. a 46 year old woman, police say, possibly an innocent bystander, was sitting next to him. for the lip, for her, she was hit only

good morning. >> good morning, ukee, nicole. anyone looking for a job in philadelphia might wanting into healthcare, or business. simply hire. com, job search website, looks at the companies hiring in the countries biggest cities and in philadelphia, johnson & johnson is the top employer hiring right now followed by jp morgan chase, pnc, pen medicine, and bee ate a home healthcare. well, here on wall street, more companies are reporting their earnings today. the dow was on pace for the best day of the year yesterday. new ebola case scared off invest areas little, still the e dow finished up 216 points. the nasdaq up 70. some us senators calling on auto safety regulators to issue a nationwide recall. right away, forecaster with faulty airbags, made by japanese auto supplier, and can cause metal pieces to fly out millions of cars recall, but only in southern states with high humidity. and, finally, a phone charger cord that's making it a little bit easier to charge up your battery. it is called night cable. it is 10 feet long, cov

good morning, thank you for joining us i'm erika von tiehl. >>> i'm ukee washington.e learning more about the death of ferguson teenager michael brown. what a autopsy report tells us about the police shooting that claim his life, sparking more than two months of unrest. >>> first though lets get a first check of the traffic and weather together with katie and torey, good morning. >> we will continue to track showers here in the delaware valley but more than anything, thing that will be noticeable today is the fact that wind is kicking in and chilly win too. so extra layers my friends, we are talking about temperatures coming up but nice weather coming up as well, vittoria so i come bearing good news as well. >> that is good news. that makes me think of my first car a ge o metro convertible and like a tin can. in wind like this you have to be careful in things like that, i'm just saying. >> so true. >> it was like a roller coaster car. but, anyway, traveling on the schuylkill express wayne, all of o

ukee? >> there is new revelations about the first person ever diagnosed with ebola in the united states. meantime, another american is on his way back home, from west africa, to be treated for the virus. >> cbs news correspondent omar a villafranca, joining us from dallas, whereas many as 100 people may have come in contact with that patient. omar, good morning. >> good morning, erika, that 100 basically people who have come in contact actually with the patient's family, so that's how they're extrapolating get that number. that will news comes on the heals of another american contracted the virus, in liberia, and is on his way back to the u.s. for treatment. >> will be flown from the us to liberia after contracting the deadly virus, was working with nbc news team, including correspondent doctor nancy sneiderman who spoke to msnbc rachael -- >> quarantining ourselves, even going beyond the cdc guidelines. >> in the states, hazmat crews in texas cents will decontaminate the dallas apartment w

the giants never new what hit him, ukee, first round boom.hrough all 15 rounds of this fight, eagles kept the pressure, four quarters, just complete game. and the fans loved it. the sacks kept fans in the game. >> sure. >> that place was loud. that plates was rocking last night. defense set tone. >> let's talk about some offense now, nick foles, started off missing couple of folks, but basically in a groove. had nice opening drive using tightened in. >> great catch. >> they did it here, makes it ten-nothing, then just jump off the defense, play action, changed kacie, wide open, first touchdown, eagle, everybody got in the act. and it was on for there. seventeen-nothing here. >> shady, shade did i nice job. >> who? >> yes, who? i know, seems like it. >> did he nice job, and offensive line gave him some hope. >> sure d gave him hope. around the edge, and david, in for jason, played great game up the middle. again attack from all sidesment saw defense, with sack, came from everywhere, shady, buck 49, a lot of trash talk, giants on defense, i won

ukee? >> 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

. >>> hello everyone it is wednesday october 15th aim ukee washington. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. we will track storms heading our way. we will get over to katie and vittoria. good morning. >> we have had our work cut out here to get through evening drive i would say because we will be dealing with soaking rain out there and you can see it over my shoulder but not here just yet. we have got some sunshine to show you in a couple choice locations, i'll show you a feel camera in a sending but here's is what on the way, that packs a punch. we have a very significant cold front, set to cross not just our area, but the entire eastern seaboard. this is huge. the it has a lot of moisture to work with. the as we go outside isn't this a cool shot. we have clouds starting to build but sunnies desperately trying to brighten up your morning here. the breeze starting to kick in. that is why you could see those clouds moving looking closely enough right on the screen here. we will take this live view, but, with the breeze, also comes threat for stronger gusts later on. here's how it shakes out,

ukee? >> new this morning, a investigation is underway to determine what caused a fire at this duplex in northeast philly overnight. "eyewitness news" along the 100 block of nadin "a" street in bustleton, fire quickly placed under control. unclear right now how many people lived inside the property, but fortunately no one was hurt. >>> two months into the new year, a northeast philadelphia charter school is closing its doors leaving hundreds cents of students in limbo. officials at the walter d palmer high school in frankford tell "eyewitness news", they just don't have the money to stay open. parents gathered at the school last night demanding answers cents after receiving a voice mail telling them not to send their kids to class any more. but the meeting with school officials quickly got heated. >> (arguments heard). >> i accept it, i accept responsibility, they have my deepest apology, not being able to -- >> officials tried getting more help from the school district, request to go raise

ukee? >> omar, what's the latest on the apartment where duncan stayed before he was hospitalized this. >> yesterday, taking out sheets, stuff like. that will hazmat crew ready to go yesterday, give the place a proper scrub down. >> storm blew three here yesterday, cut off power to large part of dallas including where that apartment complex is. and, also, they needed a permit. so we will keep an eye on, that to see if in fact they'll do that today. >> omar, thanks so much for. that see you throughout the morning, thanks so much. also, happening today, threat of violence at delaware county high school with police presence. live look over at upper darby high school, officers will be out in force this morning, although the specific threat is not confirmed, police say, they are taking any and all rumors seriously. >> hatching today, eight people will testify in front of the house committee on veterans affairs during hearing about the philadelphia va. back in july, lawmakers highlighted some of t

ukee? >> tour, thank you. >>> new york city tackling its first ebola case, fourth diagnosed in the country. doctor craig spencer tested positive for the virus yesterday. now, he recently returned to the city after spending some time abroad, treating ebola patients in west africa. wendy gillette has your story. >> this new york post video slows doctor craig spencer being returned to bellevue hospital in manhattan, escorted by convoy of emergency vehicles. the city took no chances, after spencer showed symptoms every ebola. the emt's wore full protective gear, as they transferred him to an isolation unit. new york city mayor, bill diblasio, urged residents to stay calm, after the 33 year old tested positive for the virus, the city's first case. >> new yorkers who have not been exposed to infected person's bodily fluids not rat aleatoriesing. >> expense her been monitoring list temperature, twice a day, since returning from guinea, where he treated ebola patience, limit officials say he was no

here's kate which your weather. >> yes, good morning, ukee.uickly, presso, change owe, back on the touch screen. lets give you a sense of what is going on right now. we will continue to track some rain obviously but basically gone for our area at this point. i do also want to talk about the tropics here. we will zoom it way out on storm scan three and here's our hurricane, gonzalo, not an east coast threat to the united states, but this is a very interesting storm in that a, it is very strong but b, because of the scope of how it relates to bermuda. i will show you track in a second but this is essentially a massive storm for what bermuda can handle at this point. notice bermuda is about 22 miles across, and that is about as big as the eye is of this storm. so this is just a huge, huge, system and it is expected to at least come really close if not pass directly over bermuda in the days ahead. lets track it, as a category four. a major hurricane. it does look liken though it loses some strength it will still be a major hurricane by the time it

ukee. >>> our next update 7:55.p next on cbs this morning a look at video radicalizing many teenagers. we are o ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. and try progresso chili. slow-simmered, homemade taste. looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. >>> still developing right now, a fatal accident investigation shuts down two lanes along the pennsylvania turnpike in montgomery county for several hours overnight. >> good morning, "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao at state police barracks in king of prussia with more, jan? >> reporter: erika and ukee, this story is still developing. we still don't know identities of the four people injured or one person who was killed but what we do know is police say all five were in a car that got in the accident with the tractor trailer late last night on t

no delays for mass transit, ukee. >>> time for some basketball. sixers open up regular season tonight in indiana against the pacers. michael carter williams is sidelined for a week while recovering from shoulder surgery. sixers ceo scott o'neill will be live in our next hour. it should be interesting to go talk with him on opening take, together we will build. >>> kings and flyers last night at the well and that is former flyer mike richards tying the game in the third period. richards won two stanley cups since being traded, for one of the players flyers got in the l.a. trade, brayden schenn. he wins tonight overtime for the flyers. the refs ruled it was the game winner. win broke a four game winning streak for los angeles, nice win, fellows, flyers in tampa tomorrow night. >>> baseball season comes down to one game, tonight. game seven of the world series. last night it was all kansas city. royals scored seven runs in the second inning and crush giants ten to nothing. they forced the deciding game tonight. san francisco giants will pitch tim hud

>> good morning, ukee, erika. more companies are reporting their earnings this week, so today we'll hear from burger king, investors want to see if the fast-food chain will do better than its competitor, mcdonald, which saw big drop in sales this quarter. twitter and facebook will also be reporting earnings this week. last week strong earnings across the board, helped the stock market close out its best week of the year. ukee, erika? >> jill, coming up on the second anniversary of assume err storm sandy. hearing in one case another natural disaster hits one insurance company looking at new way to assess damage. tell us about it? >> yes, that's right. statefarm reportedly filed an application with the department of transportation, to test drones. so they would fly no higher than about 400 feet, and they would look at damage to rooftops, and other structures, after hurricanes, tornados, fires, and floods, for now, the company, though, just looking to test this idea to private facility in illinois. but it actually ma

i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. let start off with traffic and weather together with katie and vittoria. >> good morning. >> we are looking ahead to the quiet couple days here, vittoria as we sit between systems we will end up with a little bit of sun, cloud cover and in rain this time around. at least in the for now. as we go out to a good example of this, outside beach patrol headquarters, it still looks damp on the sand to me right new but we are seeing brightening skies in the distance, cloud cover as well, but again, in the a sign of things to come but a sign of things that continue to retreat in the area of the low pressure that has been bugging us for a couple days bringing in fog, bringing in wind as well as some light rain here and there. currently our temperatures are into the low 60's from allentown to trenton, philadelphia as well and everybody else is in the 50's, this morning. so keep in mind you might still see patchy fog, primary spots for that will be your far, west and northern suburbs, so towards

ukee?ate at 7:55, up next on cbs this morning, some good news for those who are afraid to travel of the because of the ebola >>> we're following breaking news, police involved shooting bridges tractor-trailer stop in montgomery county. it started asomugha hit-and-run and now the driver of that truck is hospitalized. >> january at police headquarters in norristown to tell you more, jan, good morning. >> good morning, able to speak with the police chief, he says he is prepared to release new information about this indent, in the next couple of minutes. >> hahnemann hospital, after this police shoved shooting late last night. you can see good picture of the scene, all of this has since been cleaned up and the road reopened. but you can see, there are three bullet holes on the driver side of the truck. and surrounding the truck, are couple of police cars. now there is was the scene at the intersection of markley and west main streets, in norristown, earlier this morning, police are still trying

. >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. we will hear from that good samaritan in just a minute but first latest on the fire investigation. fire marshall's office has left the scene, and update the cause have the fire, and l and i also on the scene, just posting the five homes here, as unsafe. those are five homes that were scorched by the flames late last night and also on scene, crews getting ready to board these homes up. you mentioned 18 people now displaced, including six children, the good news is that no one was seriously injured and that is due in part by a good samaritan. it took philadelphia fire crews an however to control flames on the 3800 block of north park avenue tuesday night. the fire was quick to jump from house to house getting people to safety needed to be done even quicker. >> somebody was knocking on my door. i came to the door. its was a fire. >> reporter: that person was matthew flores, he spotted the flames and went door to door making sure they woke up and got out. >> my first thought was, i had to

. >> reporter: erika, ukee, good morning. we are expected to learn more about these hazing allegations during this evening's board meeting, the school district has said it wouldn't speak again about the topic until tonight. looking forward to. that will this comes as police continue to investigate. they're now working with the district attorney's office. >> amid allegations cents of hazing, the jv and varsity football seasons at cb west are done. the coaching staff, suspended. not only a disappointment for this school, but for the entire community, even parents at rival cb eels. >> the parents were disappointed, everyone disappointed. so it is a shame what happened. >> now, a mission to find out exactly what happened, in a scandal that's grabbed national headline. >> we just want to make sure we're thorough and do it properly. >> it will get time to get our information together. >> central bucks regional police working with the district attorney's offers and gathering the facts. investigators tell us they've yet to interview

you know how ukee always says good morning, family.ell the ladies of the talk say they have the same mantra. >> people at home, people in the studio and your guest host. i feel like i'm part of the family. >> well you are. >> oh shucks. >> i feel like people spend every day with us they feel like they're a part of the family and i like that our show appeals to so many different people because that's not what you would expe expect. >> great crew of ladies including julie chen right here who wanted a selfie with our own ukee. you know he's made it now. don't forget you can catch ukee on the talk tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. it will be a great show on our sister station cbs-3. >>> um-hmm. the ladies love ukee. who doesn't? >> weather wise we're looking at a mostly cloudy night. down the shore you can see resorts all lit up in pink in honor of breast cancer awareness month. we're looking at conditions that are going to change rapidly. dry tonight down the shore it's not going to stay that way. temperatures around the region cooling

ukee, erika, back over to you. >> jess, thank you. leadership from transit workers union -- holding a news conference, ongoing negotiation was septa. >> last night vote today authorize a strike could side line thousands of bus, trolley, subway operators. jan carabeo joins us now at the frankford transportation center reaction from those riders. jan, good morning. >> good morning, everything is operating normally here this morning, but how long will that lasts? that is the big question and zero lot of riders minds, rely, union leader hip could strike, but were told to report to work. the strike they say is bargaining chip as two sides continue to negotiate. >> despite vote to go give leadership the authorization to strike, members of the transport local workers 234 say they expect to be on the job this week, meaning septa buses, trains, trolleys will continue running at least for now if we have to go on strike we will go on strike. >> for septa ride terse will mean huge inconvenience. >> i can get a ride but i wouldn't want to wait. >>

ukee, care? >> 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

we have an accident closing limestone road at 926, homeville road is your best alternate, ukee? >>> vittoria, thank you. breaking news in the ebola out break second health care worker just tested positive for ebola. that worker help take care of thomas eric duncan after being diagnosis with the virus n word on that workers' mediate condition. we will update you as soon as we have more information. >>> cdc outlined new steps to prevent ebola from spreading on u.s. soil. governmental agency will send a wrapped response team to any hospital in the nation that diagnoses eerie bowl a patient. cdc director doctor tom freedan cigarettes that a response team was not available sooner. facebook found are mark suck areberg has donated 25 million-dollar to the cdc foundation. the money will be used in areas of the world where ebola is a threat. >>> temple university associate professor of medicine is on the the front lines battling against ebola in west africa. doctor eye leap work with the world health organization on infection control in liberia. this is a picture of one of the decontamin

tomorrow marks ukee's second appearance on the showment and you can see ukee tomorrow. it is at 2:00 once again right here on cbs-3. ukee, big timing it out in los angeles, i've asked him to bring me back an in a and out burger, we'll see if he delivers. >> he's old pro right now. >> a regular. >> all right, let's get our traffic and weather together. kick things off with jessica, good morning. >> i'll take one of those burgers, as well. good morning, just coming up on 5:00 a.m. relatively quiet start so far. we go outside our cameras here at 95 just around bridge. southbound toward the city moving along great, northbound lanes where the taillights are moving on through. looking great, as well. we head over into new jersey, 42, at creek road, still moving great in both directions, you can see, northbound headed toward the surrounding area bridges, and the philadelphia area, possibly, moving along great where the headlights are coming on through, so right up the majors moving along great as well. schuylkill expressway eastbound from the blue route into the vine st. expre

ukee, back to you. >>> temperature now 5:35. in business news, learning more about retailers holiday hours. >> which stores are not excepting the newest form of cyber payment. money watch's jill wagner joins us now from the new york stock exchange with those stories and more, jill, good morning. >> hey, jill? >> good morning, ukee, erika, cvs rite aid are no longer excepting apple pay over the weekends, drug store chain stopped excepting payments made through the new apple payment system. they are reportedly developing a competing payment system called current c. well, here on wall street, investors will be watching as more companies report their earnings this week, today, it is burger king, and twitter's turn. last week, strong earnings across the board really help the stock market close out its best week of the year. on friday the dow finished 127 points higher. nasdaq rose 316789 it is cents about a month until thanksgiving. and we now know which stores won't be open that day for early "black friday" shopping. cosco's the lat