if you were in west philly this afternoon, you probably saw or heard this. the lot of buzz of dirt bikes and atv's weaving and in and out of traffic. cutting off schoolbuses and blowing through red lights. >> that's dangerous. it's very dangerous situation. >> reporter: but all of this was to honor what some call a west philadelphia legend. >> he was the king in philly. king of dirt bikes in philly. got a lot of love everywhere out here for him. everybody support him no matter what. we'll all stick behind him. >> reporter: 23 yeared kyrell tyler known as dirt bike rel was shot and killed last week. his killer has hasn't been caught. hundreds gathered at his funeral today including his friends and fellow riders many who sped down streets and tour through traffic lights with philadelphia police looking on. at one point police even shut down traffic on west minster street. the memorial ride continued through the neighborhood as skyfox saw bikers taking to the schuylkill expressway. police policy prevents giving chase to riders like these so there were no arrest

how they're celebrating one man's life west philly style. good day everybody, it is wednesday, october 22nd, 2014. >> steve keeley made mention, rain in the pocono mountains, knew. >> lots of place haves rain this morning, some of russ hearing thunder, we have lightning showing up on ultimate doppler radar. worse of the thunderstorms appear to be in ocean county this morning. but anywhere you see orange or red, that's where we're getting some heavier rain, and we see some lightning popping up there, at the border, between new castle and kent counties in delaware. >> there is some of the thunderstorm activity moving to the north of atlantic city around smyrna, delaware, they've been getting quite a bit of rain. we've been spared for the most part here in philadelphia, at least for now. temperatures, are in the 50's, this morning, and not that much different than yesterday. we expect to get to high later on, high of 57 degrees, with showers, thunderstorms, and the winds picking upment be aware of that. winds could gust to up 25, 30 miles an ho

west philly style. they took to the city in mass with their atv's.heir dirt bikes popping wheel lease through the streets of west philly but today they were riding with heavy hearts. >> had a good heart. he loved motorcycles. he loved the things that he could do on motorcycle. roar report it was that love of motorcycles the mother of 23 year old cereal tyler says brought more than 500 friends and fellow bike riders to honor a young life taken too soon. >> he was the king in philly. king of dirt bikes in philly. got a lot of love everywhere out here for him. >> reporter: a popular local dirt bike legend was shot and killed last week as he stood on a corner near the 2100 block of 60th street. his killer is still out there. >> devastation. i want this person brought to justice. they know who o they are. >> reporter: his funeral complete with a motorcycle drawn hearse saw bikers from around the city and around the country show up in honor him. but the massive motorcycles and atv's became dangerous for city drivers. from skyfox you can see a swarm of bike

over in west philly, another crowd at fourth and girard.ocal detours there, water main break northampton, bustleton pike closed between lower holland road. get around the mess and clean up we want you to take second street pike or holland road. over to you. >> jess, thank you, with midterm elections just about two weeks away president obama gets back on the campaign trail. >> well the point is, pat is real. he is who he is. he's not trying to front. he is not trying to pretend to be something else. >> the president addressed a crowd of 6200 supporters, at historically black college in chicago last night. he was in town to drum up support for fellow dram cat. illinois governor pat quinn. now, quinn faces republican challenger bruce next month. the president remains in his hometown to attend funds raiser today. before returning to the white house. >>> and fighting continues in the syrian border town of kabani. now pew prophaganda surfaced. over the weekend the us sent weapons and other supplies to head the kurdish troops against extremist. me

dirt bikes, whopping wheel east through the streets of west philly.g with heavy hearts. >> had a goodheart. you know, he loved motorcycles. >> it was that love of motorcycles, the mother of 23 year old tyrell tyler says brought more than 500 friends, and fellow bike riders, to honor a young life taken too soon. >> he was a king in philly. king of dirt biking in philly. a lot of love everywhere out here for him. >> tyler, popular local dirt bike legend, was shot and killed last week, as he stood on a corner, near the 2100 block of 60th street. his killer is still out there. >> devestation. i want justice. they know who they are. >> his funeral complete with motorcycle drawn hers, saw bikers from around the city and around the country show up and honor him. but the massive motorcycles and atv's became dangerous for city drivers. from skyfox, you can see, a swarm of bike blowing through intersections, and cutting off drivers. and although philadelphia police were swarming department policy prevents officer from chasing illegal bikers. >> so, they better

if you were in west philly this afternoon, you probably saw or heard this.eaving and in and out of traffic. cutting off schoolbuses and blowing through red lights. >> that's dangerous. it's very dangerous situation. >> reporter: but all of this was

. >> as for the parents meeting representatives from charter cyber, the district says west philly high has offered to take all of the students and the charter school will be here all week to help with the transfers. right now, it's a story we will continue to follow. >> by the way, a court also ordered the charter school to repay more than $2.6 million for vie lating the con trakt. palmer also owns an elementary school in northern liberties but the district is looking to revoke its charter on academic grounds. >> new at 11:00 tonight, there are ebola concerns two hours to our south. a patient is isolated for ebola testing. it's unclear just what prochted that move. but the medical center is one of three facilities in maryland designed to care for potential ebola victims. >>> tonight, governor chris christie is defending his decision to quarantine kristics hickox. she became the first person to be forced into mandatory 21 day medical quarantine. today, the cdc released new guidelines on the virus. it says most health departmehea should actively monitor themselves for symptoms for 21 som

philadelphia. >> 4601 market street in west philly will beansformed into a state-of-the-art campus that will serve our city's police and health departments all on one campus. >> the merger will allow the city to sell the current police headquarters and health offices buildings in center city as well as the morgue facility in west philadelphia. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, it was supposed to begin this weekend but find out why the start of sports betting in new jersey could be in jeopardy. >>> plus, a visit from this year's nobel peace prize winner. why malala yousafzai is coming to philadelphia and the award she will be receiving here. sheena? >>> and i'm watch something rain as we go into parts of this week. i'll show you the timing of the rain and who can expect the heaviest. at the bottom in job creation. massive cuts to education. and higher property taxes. under governor corbett, pennsylvania's been heading in the wrong direction. there's been no leadership and no vision. that's gotta change. as your governor, i will lead. and we'll

it happened just before midnight at west girard avenue and north 38th street in west philly.t's unclear who fired the shots or why. >>> and fire marshals are investigating a blaze that sent six people to the hospital overnight. it started in this two-story house at north seventh street and west nedro avenue in philadelphia's olney neighborhood. once on the scene crews had the situation under control within about a half hour. no word on the condition of the victims. >>> and the healing process, it does continue in a philadelphia community that was devastated by a deadly fire three months ago. four children lost their lives and more than a dozen homes were destroyed in the guess interstreet fire last july. this morning the first baptist chump of pascal presented a check to two families who lost their homes in that blaze. the money will be used to help them relocate or rebuild. >> ♪ >>> a dramatic rescue all of it is captured on tape. a man is trapped inside a home consumed by flames until someone rushes in to try to save him but it wasn't an emergency. still ahead, we're going

. >> also shots are fired in west philly hitting a man in the eye the neglect and the chest. the 33 year old was rushed from west girard avenue in north 38th street to the hospital just before midnight but died a short time later. it's unclear who fired the shots and why. >>> and authorities are also still trying to figure out what started a fire that sent six people to the hospital overnig overnight. this was the scene at north seventh street and west, in olney. the first call came in about 2:15am. crews had it under control about half an hour later. there's no word on the condition of the victims just yet. >> local church it is helping a philadelphia community that was devastated by a deadly fire just three months ago. last july, four children lost their lives in more than a dozen homes were destroyed on gesner street. since that day the first baptist church of paschall began raising funds for the victims much this morning they presented checks to two families who lost everything in the fire. >> now new tonight, archbishop shall chaput celebrates the work of missionaries at

news, firefighter and another person are injured after huge apartment fire near 62nd and market in west phillyzens of people are in the care of the red cross this morning. >>> and, philadelphia state senator leanna washington resigns her office today. washington avoids jail time, and keeps her pension, despite a guilty plea to conflict of interest charges. >> well, maine's governor says he's ready to use the quote full extent of his authority to keep nurse casey hickox away from the public. hickox recently returned from treating ebola patients in west africa. and she's now defying a state order to stay in her home. hickox took a bike ride with her boyfriend yesterday. she says she has no symptoms and that a quarantine violate her right. her boyfriend spoke out last night saying the quarantine battle is disrupting his life as well. >> i'm not able to go to school and if we had kids, they probably wouldn't be able to go to school, as well. >> hickox tested negative for ebola twice. quarantined against her will for several days in new jersey, after flying into newark airport. >>> our time 5:13, l

new from overnight, fire officials are trying to figure out what caused a row house fire in west philly. crews were called to harlan street around 1:30 this morning. everyone inside the homemade it out safely. >>> and this morning a newark man is accused of causing a deadly dui crash. police say robert hickson's car hit two men early sunday morning, killing one of the men and injuring another. hickson has been arraigned on a number of charges, including vehicular homicide and driving under the influence. he is free now after posting bail. >>> new castle county police are warning residents to be on guard following a series of distraction burglaries. police have released this composite sketch of a possible suspect. they say he scams homeowners by alerting them to a problem on their property or offering to do home repairs, and while they're distracted, he robs them. investigators say he most recently robbed a home in a neighborhood on friday. >>> 4:47 now. the police manhunt for eric frein is now in its fifth week as officers are now hoping that the weather could play in their favor. frein

that move will take police from center city to 46th and market in west philly, where the prudential life building sits right now. besides new headquarters for officers, the building will also house the medical examiner's office. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> it's a cold one this morning. temperatures are still dropping right now. some areas of frost, some areas that are hitting the freezing mark to start with. but we've got sunshine that is coming our way, and we will be dry today, but tracking rain. in fact, a chilly rain, as we head into tomorrow. right now it's just cold outside. we're 34 degrees in the pocono mountains. clear skies and 34 in trenton. and wilmington is in the 30s right now at 38 degrees. clear view across the delaware this morning. clouds will be thin, but there will be pleasant clouds during the day today. it's temperatures that are looking colder this morning. north and west, chester springs has just dropped down to 32 degrees. 32 also in quakertown. doylestown just a degree warmer at 33. low 40s for delaware, but these n

police will move from center city to 46th and market in west philly, where the prudential life building now sits. the building will also house the medical examiner's office. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a frosty start. temperatures plummeted overnight. some areas have developed frost. others have found the freezing mark. we will see sunshine, though, so the temperatures will turn around. it's going to be dry today, but that changes tomorrow, tracking a rain that's going to be moving in and staying with us for a few days. right now 32 in doylestown. northeast philadelphia, philadelphia international a little bit warmer than other parts of the area. it's 41 at philadelphia international and 37 degrees right now in cape may with clear skies. this is the view of center city looking past, a little barge activity right now. the clouds are overhead, thinning out, and the temperatures coming down. look at chester springs, now down to 31 degrees. right at the freezing mark for quakertown, while it's 33 in pottstown. doylestown is 32 degrees. and 30s

for example, temple hospital, temple university will have a loop that runs through south philly, west phillynorth philly. i did reach out to the other major hospitals and colleges in the city but haven't heard back from everybody. your best bet is to check their websites over the next few days. in the meantime, the negotiations continue here at the wyndham hotel between septa and the union. as soon as there is an update, we will bring it to you. reporting live in old city, rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> in the event of a strike, there are transportation options out there. we've assembled a list list of alternatives to mass transit. find it at nbc10.com. >>> nbc 10 is your station for decision 2014 election coverage. new numbers from franklin and marshall college now show governor tom corbett with 40% of the vote. studies sites the boost in numbers from the governor's increased approval among republican voters. tom wolf still maintains a double digit lead with 53%. today where the candidates stand when it comes to funding education in our area. you'll hear their plans. nbc 10's keith jone

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this morning, fire fight is her injured, and dozens are forced out their homes after inferno at west philly apartment building overnight. good morning, it is friday, october 31, happy halloween, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. our traffic and weather together. of course halloween, a lot of kids trick-or-treating. good morning. >> good morning, yes, we can expect a quiet day, a chilly one, however. you can see that i've actually broken out my heavy coat for the first time this season. so, that gives you a sense, right? i mean, you guys know i'm always cold anyway. wait until you see these temperatures, bear with me. storm scan3, basically clear as a bell over our area, see few high clouds starting to move our way. take a look at what the clear skies have done to the temperatures. it is 26 right now, in mount pocono, allentown, pair of three's, you are also into the 30's earlier this morning, in philly basically bottoming out right now, 40, currently, and i expect that you're going to find a lot of frosty windshields in some of the colder suburbs, so maybe need to give yourself t

it's happening next saturday at the wells fargo center in west philly. best of all, it is free. >>> now to decision 2014. one candidate hoping to be pennsylvania's next governor is getting the backing of the first lady. michelle obama will campaign in philadelphia this week for democratic candidate tom wolf. she'll appear at an event on wednesday at the dorothy emanuel recreation center in northwest philly. wolf is looking to unseat current pennsylvania governor, republican tom corbett. election day is now just 23 days away. you can head to the polls on november 4th to cast your vote for pennsylvania's next governor. >>> people across the country and in our area will honor fallen firefighters today. all pennsylvania and u.s. flags will fly at half staff from sunrise to sunset. more than 100 firefighters killed in the line of duty will be remembered at the national fallen firefighters memorial service, which happens later tonight in maryland. >>> this weekend, people in philadelphia found out how to get covered. an information center was held yesterday mo

it is happening next saturday from 9:00 in the morning until noon at the wells fargo center in west philly best of all, it is free. from my understanding, the last time we had a great shredder event, the lines moved very quickly, so it's a win/win for everybody. >>> now to decision 2014. one candidate hoping to be pennsylvania's next governor is getting the backing of the first lady, michelle obama will campaign in philadelphia this week for democratic candidate tom wolf. she'll appear at an event on wednesday at the dorothy emanuel recreation center in northwest philly. wolf is looking to unset current pennsylvania governor republican tom corbett. election day is now just 23 days away. you can head to the polls on november 4th to cast your vote for pennsylvania's next governor. >>> this weekend, secretary of state john kerry is in egypt for the gaza donors conference. he met with egypt's foreign minister ahead of the conference, which aims to raise money to help rebuilt gaza after the 50-day israel-hamas war over the summer. more than 55,000 homes and businesses were damaged or destroyed

next week, 5us airports are going to be starting stricter screening, of passengers coming from west africa, philly, however; not one of those airports. reporting live outside of philadelphia international airport, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" on the "cw" fill. >> i jan, thank you. meanwhile, law make letters hold hearing today in dallas over the death of thomas eric duncan, the first ebola patient to die here in the u.s. duncan was initially released from the hospital after he became ill. also, in dallas, officials say a sheriff's deputy who exited symptoms of ebola tested negative for the disease. that deputy had been inside the dallas apartment shared by duncan. >>> also happening today, man kick vet of killing a baby and grandmother in a botched kidnapping attempt is due in court for the start of his penalty phase. jury found ragu guilty for first degree murder for his role in the deaths of ten ponds old sanvi and her 61 year old grandmother. kidnap for ransom went terribly wrong back in october of 2012. >> the defendant has his mother to beg for his life, but that same opportunity was not gi

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 called to the 6200 block of chestnut street for reports of heavy fire. >> i had no idea that they was going t

not necessarily at the shore but specially to the north and west suburbs outside of philly. storm scan3, while quiet for the moment, won't stay that way, again, sitting between fronts cents as i mentioned moment ago. here comes the combination of the next front t looks like it is so close, right, like it would zip through today. this is taking its time. now based on the time that we told you yesterday, it looks like this may be speeding up at least little bit. so it gets here, mainly wednesday night, into early thursday, before it clears away. here's a look at your current visibilities meantime. you are at or below a mile in a lot of the spots. like i said, mainly from philly on north and west that you will find any of those incidents of fog here this morning, but where do you find it, it could come through very dense and thick. so very much winds-based. we've got the moisture, no problem, but is the wind light enough to allow the fog to settle in? it certainly is off to the north and west here. so our win flow, still predominantly out of the south at this hour. but temperat

and in the coming days, 5us airports are going to start stricter screening of passengers from west africa, philly, however; not one of the airports. reporting live outside every philadelphia international airport, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> jan, thank you very much. 5:33, let's check on traffic and weather together. >> good morning, first and for most, happy friday. want to get that out there. but this will be one of those days that do cents cents cents feature wet weather for our area, generally p.m. issue starting off with clear sky, clouds thick win time, so any sunlight will be at premium here today see some of the casinos lit up in pink for breast cancer awareness month. here, very, very proud positive partners and sponsors of the movement, as well. to storm scan three little wider zoom, here we go wet weather visible, west of the appalachians, making bee line for us, will move in southwest to northeast with time. right now the timing look like it may start little later in the day. so, yes, while we have clouds, jumping you all the way to 5:00 p.m. in future weather. at this

and next, five major airports will start increasing its screening of passengers coming from west africa, philly however is not one of those airports. reporting live outside of philadelphia international airport, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> thank you, jan. meantime lawmakers already holding hearing today in dallas over the death of thomas eric duncan the first ebola pain don't die in the us. duncan was initially released from the hospital after he became ill. also, in dallas, officials stay a sheriff's deputy who exhibited symptoms of ebola tested negative for the disease. that deputy had been inside the dallas apartment shared by duncan. >>> 8:03, traffic and weather together. good morning, kate. >> i good morning, everybody, happy friday. first and for most. i lover be able to say that to you. we are, however, tracking some more wet weather. this is feeling awfully familiar, isn't it? last friday also tracking wet weather for at least the first part of your weaken, but little bit of different scenario, very similar timing though i must say. storm scan3, already, start

tonight watch for rain to move in, especially north and west of philly.ook ahead to wednesday, skies should clear very quickly, so turn out sunny and stay mild for one more day. jess? >> thank you, katie. good morning, as 8:46, and we've had nasty commute so far for predominant part of the morning on the ben franklin bridge, jammed solid from admiral wilson boulevard past the toll plaza westbound all the way up just crawling into the city at least for the past hour, hour and a half, losing one lane due to ongoing construction, and everybody just crawling on through, but headed from the philly side into new jersey currently have no problems. schuylkill expressway at city avenue slow tough spot pretty typical delay as well, headed westbound on the schuylkill about 28 minute trip from the vine st. expressway up into the blue route westbound still little heavy. few accidents to talk becomes one in new jersey route 70 eastbound, springdale road, pushed over to the side. another crash in chester, county a, ever your alternate to get around that take charleston

tomorrow and next week 5us airports will start stricter screening of passengers coming from west africa, phillyone of those airports. reporting live outside of philadelphia international airport, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> jan, thank you. >>> meanwhile, ebola screenings are set to begin at five major us airports. starting tomorrow, passengers arriving from west africa will be questioned and examined at jfk in new york. next week, similar screenings begin in newark, dullos, o'hare, and heart field airport. new jersey governor chris christie spoke about the need to ramp up security to keep the deadly virus from spreading. >> of course we're concerned. but that concern is being moved into action up and ready to go from that perspective, we in charge that far aspect, of providing security at our airports. >> christy also said he was assured by the white house that the obama administration is moving as fast as possible. similar screening is already in place in west after a asia statement run news april is he reports former soviet president gotch who have is hospitalized, being monito

> i'm not sure chris christie's style of life or manner of speaking gets too much further west than south philly>> reporter: i'm not sure it works in iowa. >>> up next, the hawks are in a tizzy. must the feeding frenzy on the right over ebola. advertise y. ♪ music ...the getaway vehicle! for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. >>> republicans smell blood in the water, the far right of the republican party, people like steve king of iowa, are getting control of the senate for their party and increase their margins in the house. what are they promising? i it is fair to say ideological warfare. plus the senior administration official says tough things to a report better prime of israel netanyahu. the roundtable tonight, chief foreign affair correspondent, andrea mitchell reports. my friend. and the editor-in-chief of roll call, christina, and the author, p.j. o'roarke. the baby boom. actually in paper back, right? >> they don't tell me anything. >> as we showed you, there my favorite coast with week. this is sinatra country in the old days. >> i would be more than happy to hav

it's upper 50s north and west. 64 in philly and 64 millville. 65 in atlantic city.ally still very nice saturday night. here's what's headed our way. 50s and 60s across the eastern seaboard. notice only 48 in pittsburgh. 49 in rochester new york. 46 in cleveland ohio. those are representative probable wal our temperatures will look like at this time tomorrow evening. maybe not as cold but you know what i mean. winds out of the northwest behind the front 15 miles an hour. sustained winds here in philly got higher gusts down in south jersey. close to 30 miles an hour. fox future cast shows we've got the clouds that will come and go overnight tonight. i think though sunday brings a lot of sunshine as high pressure is in place look out the window it looks gorgeous. decent jacket when you head outdoors. we're starting in the 40s. predicted low temperatures early tomorrow morning even some 30s up into the mountains. by mid afternoon it's only in the mid 50s and this is a code by a gusty northwest wind. so it will feel probably like it's in the upper 40 toss low 50s most of

the fire broke out around 1:45 this morning on west oxford street in north philly. it started as a cooking fire. a mother and son living in one of the homes got out safely. nobody was hurt and this morning the red cross is helping 15 people from three families who were affected. >>> five minutes after 5:00 now. three people were shot. sky force 10 flying over that scene in the kensington section of philadelphia last night. the gunfire broke out around 10:00 at lee and clearfield streets. police tell us a husband and wife and another man were all wounded in that shooting. they're all in stable condition. so far no arrests more any word on the motive for the shooting. >>> philadelphia police want to know if a robbery suspected they arrested last night is responsible for other holdups. >> anything to say? >> i didn't do it. >> we don't know the guy's name. he's accused of robbing the 7-eleven. investigators are trying to determine if he's also responsible for other recent robberies of 7-elevens in the city. >>> philadelphia police ask for your help in finding a man tha

the fire broke out in west philly. it started as a cooking fire. a mother and son got out safely.is morning the red cross is helping three families affected by the fire. i'm tracy davidson. another local update in 25 minutes. get the latest news and weather at nbc10.com. now back to the "today" show. have a great day. >>> it's 8:00 on today. coming up, ask joan anything. special correspondent joan lunden answers your questions. >>> we'll tell you how a football game changed the life of one mom. >> going to that game ended up being what saved my life. >> as we wrap up that special series "pink power." >>> then, captive audience, emmy-winning series "homeland" we're talking to the stars, getting a look behind the scenes. >>> and a cover that deserves a little r-e-s-p-e-c-t, the queen of soul, aretha franklin, taking on a classic performed by adele. she'll be performing for us "today," friday, october 3rd, 2014. ♪ >> good morning from new york! >> all the way from alabama. >> howdy! >> we turn 11 today! >> it's our sweet 16. >> we're back now 8:00 on a friday morning. it's the 3rd da

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right now 60 degrees in philly upper 50s north and west. low 60s in south jersey.a nice afternoon despite the cold start. fox future cast shows mainly clouds around tonight there could be a shower or two but this is all pretty minor. and our shower chance even for tuesday is minor. overall it looks like pretty decent day. sun and, yes, some clouds. by 5:00 o'clock you see scattered showers mainly north and west. that front sweeps through as we go through tuesday. and then it will start to stall offshore you'll notice some rain beginning early wednesday morning we'll start to move on shore kind of in the opposite direction of what we usually see. low pressure out to sea is moving northwest ward retrograding that will bring more rain spilling in from the ocean into our area. here we are very early thursday morning you can see pocks of heavy rain. the timing of course not exact but this could be a pretty decent soaker through midday thursday and possibly into thursday evening i think by friday we're okay. but that's wednesday and thursday the best chance for some dece

storm scan3 pretty quiet, face value, will be areas of fog that develop mainly from philly on north and westhis morning, so don't be surprised if you run into some poor visibility. meanwhile, weaver climbed yet again on the thermometer, even from yesterday, which was actually pretty mild too. currently in the mid 70s, in many locations, here, in the live neighborhood network, including hokessing, malvern, trenton, ambler, the list goes on, and as we go through the day today, there you go, 79 degrees, some sunshine, so it is definately brighter day. but watch for some of the areas of fog. tomorrow also warm but there will be showers through the day, eventually, heavier rain starts to fall by wednesday night, into thursday, and that is when the very potent cold front is going to be crossing our area. vittoria? >> thank you so much. katie, good morning, everyone, if you are traveling on 95, the schuylkill expressway, the vine st. expressway, the roads are giving you a big hug. just like they are if you are traveling elsewhere on 476, traveling on the blue route, notice, in either direction, aga

west african cities to philadelphia. but those passengers could land in, say, washington and connect to philly. city airport officials stressed they have centers for disease control facility on site and said customs and border protect agents are keeping a close eye on passengers who show signs of sickness. >> this intervention typically done by the cdc at the airport, and it involves escorting the passenger to a separate area away from the rest of the passengers for further assessment. >> reporter: with call in washington to ban flights between the us and west african nations hit hard by ebola, a liberian embassy official pleaded with her council audience, don't do it. >> you don't need to be afraid. >> girly gibson set a travel ban to and from west africa would be a death sentence to the region. >> we need airlines to go to be able to take into supplies to those countries. if not, it's going to spread and going to get worse and more people going to die. >> reporter: one potential weak link in the preparedness chain, airline passengers who do not appear sick and are less than candid when asked

pretty chilly, north and west, we did get into the 70s from philly southward.'s still 72 degrees in dover. and it will probably be warmer tomorrow because of the sunshine. there's the first batch. it's already into new york state. now we have dry weather for a couple hours but this area, this is just racing eastward. it's going 40 to 60 miles an hour, one of the storms supposedly is moving 70 miles an hour. so even though it's just barely to washington, it is going to be coming here pretty quickly. here's the latest timetable and future cast, 9:00 tonight, already some storms in parts of the area, the heaviest stuff back by baltimore and washington. it gets closer, going hour by hour here. here's 10:00. you can see how heavy the action is in the western suburbs by 11:00, right through the philadelphia area and into much of delaware, midnight, it's still around. it's going to take a while to get out of here, isn't it? it is going to be out of here by morning. and during the day tomorrow we'll be seeing a lot of sunshine. we just ned to get the clouds out of ther

fire broke out around 1:45 this morning on west oxford street in north philly. officials say it started as a cooking fire. a mother and son living in one of the homes got out safely. no one was hurt. this morning the red cross is helping 15 people who were affected by the fire. >>> this morning a high ranking philadelphia firefighter is accused of impersonating a police officer and sexually assaulting a woman. jemal johnson is a lieutenant assigned to ladder company 14 in north philadelphia. wednesday night in the area of 13th street, johnson told a woman he was a police officer. he forced her into his pickup truck and threatened her and then assaulted her. >> once inside the vehicle he says he will not arrest her if she performs a sexual act. >> the victim complied before managing to jump out of the pickup truck and call 911. we called the fire department but officials say they're not ready to comment on the case just yet. >>> the pennsylvania state trooper killed at a montgomery county shooting range will be remembered this weekend. he was shot by another troo

, it shows two thieves taking off with the victim's tv and her dog from her home on west girard avenue in north phillyppy owner says her up. looks like she's doing fine but looks like she wasn't fed enough. >>> new castle county police are hoping someone recognizes this guy. they say he burglarized the home on the 1,000 block of washington street last friday. he stole jewelry from a bedroom where the home owners were working in the backyard. call new castle city police if you recognize him. >>> the ncaa is asking a federal judge to overtornado a state law connected to the jerry sandusky molestation case. it says a state law that requires penn state's $60 million fine to stay within pennsylvania is unconstitutional and it wants a federal judge to overturn it. the ncaa says the law discriminates against inner state commerce and takes private property without fair compensation. penn state accepted the fine two years ago as a part of a consent decree that allocated part of the money for pennsylvania. >>> winter's wrath left its mark in the lehigh valley. tonight, many sidewalks in allentown are showing th

west african populations. los angeles, dallas, minneapolis, washington, philly, new york. including a patient at howard university hospital last week who was quickly assessed and cleared. the chief medical officer says she's more worried about flu season than ebola. >> there are thousands of patients who die every year of influenza. but we don't have the same kind of concerns about the influenza that we have about ebola. >> reporter: since july 14th hospitals nationwide have reported 135 instances to the cdc of people thought to be potential ebola patients because of their symptoms and their travel histories. 40 of those in just the last week. but so far only the dallas case has proven to be the real thing, brian. >> tom costello from our d.c. newsroom tonight. tom, thanks. >>> now to another big story we're covering, the surprise decision at the supreme court where the justices declined to hear any of the challenges before them regarding individual state bans on same-sex marriage. this paves the way for same-sex marriage in a lot more states while the court refused to set

west, 17 miles an hour sustained. it's up to 70 degrees. it's not really a cold wind yet. the gusts are 25 miles an hour at philly international. mid 60s north and west. 71 in bensalem, one of the warm spots. 70 in atlantic city and in dover in delaware. temperatures probably going up into the mid 70s during the day today. you can see the wind gusts, 20 to 25 miles an hour in most of the area. lancaster has the strongest gust right now of 33. it is possible that we could see gusts to 30 miles an hour during the day today. it is bone dry. we have fair weather clouds up toward the poconos. that's about it. and the dry air goes back for hundreds of miles across the country. however, it's not going to stay that way. as we go into friday, the first chance of rain comes in. this particular computer model keeps the rain back to the west at least through the middle of the day friday. friday afternoon, chance of rain. friday night, likely. saturday morning, likely. and then again this model moves it out by later in the day. so saturday would be the most likely day to see rain, but even on sunday that's not that far away. so we have to ke

there will however be shower around primarily north and west, or just sprinkle in philly here tonightto heavy rain by wednesday night, into thursday morning. that is your cold front. and it knocks the temperatures back with time. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, value rush hour delays all over in the usual spots. just note. that will taking you now to 309, where you are commuting in the southbound direction, we do have accident high lan avenue. now, for the most part, on the shoulder but still causing bit of squeeze for commuters f you are traveling, elsewhere, going to switch things up for just a bit. if you are traveling on the blue route, note that you will have delays around route one in a big way. not only northbound, but southbound, too, expect delays on 95, the schuylkill, look at that, 22 on 476, and big old westbound delay on the pa turnpike out of bucks county mid-county. no major delays for mass transit. erika? >> thank you, next update at 8: 2 ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered veget

days, 5us airports will start stricter screening of people coming from west african countries, that starts in five airports, but philly is not one of them. jan carabeo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. meanwhile law make letters holds a hearing today in dallas over the death of thomas eric duncan, the first ebola pain don't die in the u.s. duncan was initially released from the hospital after he became ill. also, in dallas, health officials say a sheriff's deputy who exited symptoms of ebola tested negative for the disease. that deputy had been inside the dallas apartment shared by duncan. >>> and, new this morning, two people are hospitalized in stable condition after a motorcycle accident in university city. "eyewitness news" at the scene on the 500 block of university ave. that is where police say a motorcycle collided with a car about 12:30 this morning. the 26 year old man was thrown about 10 feet off the motorcycle. police say he was not wearing a helmet at the time of this crash. >>> it is 5:03. let's check in on traffic and weather together. good morning, katie. >> good morning, everybody, do you ha

philly. areas north and west, not too different. 51 for allentown, mid-50s in reading, 49 in pottstown.we go through the evening, we'll continue to see the clouds moving in, the rain won't come until later tonight. i think most of the trick or treaters will be fine. by 8:00 this evening if you're still out trick or treating, upper 40s by 10:00, still chilly, upper 40s. this will start with our shore communities, showers into some areas. coming up, i'll show you the timing of the rain for your weekend and how cold it will be. that's straight ahead. >>> new surveillance video into nbc 10. police are looking for this man who they say stole a cell phone from an at&t store in gloucester township camden county. it happened on october 7th at the store on berlin cross keys road. the suspect walked in, stole a 500 samsung galaxy s5 cell phone and then took off. >>> if you can't live without your morning cup of coffee, you're not alone. neither can the federal government. wait until how hear how much of your money they spent at starbucks. tc >>> on the streets alone. security video shows whoed tw

west africa. at the white house, craig boswell for "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> local hospitals say they'reeady to handle potential ebola patients but the local nurses union disagrees. a statement from hospital and health system association of pennsylvania reads in part "hospitals in the region and state have been reviewing and adhering to guidance from the centers for disease control and prevention, pennsylvania department of health, and local public health authorities regarding the recommended best methods for safely screening, isolating and caring for patients who may have been exposed to ebola. hospitals will continue to stay abreast of the latest cdc and other public health guidance and to follow these recommendations. still, the president of the pennsylvania nurses union says workers are behind the eight ball. >> i think they're trying to keep up with the cdc but the regulations coming out of the cdc have not been, you know, as forthright and specific as they should be and i don't think every individual hospital should have to try to figure out these particulars. i think it should be

weaving their motorcycles, dirt bikes and atvs in and out of traffic from north philly to west in a memorialide of sorts. the noise was deafening as the bikers blew through red lights, popped wheelies and weaved in and out of rush hour traffic. we heard complaints from frustrated drivers and delivery men trying to get home. philly police looked on and did something to chase the mayhem. that's because chasing after motorcycles never really end well. this is what drives folks crazy about living in the city. seems everywhere they look folks are thumbing nose at common courtsey or in this case the law. memorials are great. is it too much to ask? how is your actions impacting other folks? endangering pedestrian, scratching cars or risking accidents? if so rethink what you're doing. these days we like to think about our rights and doing our own think but rarely spend time thinking about responsibilities and how our actions might blame others. i don't believe the police we would be hammering if they chased down a road biker and someone got hurt in the process. so this chaos take place on our city s

philly". >>> well, philadelphia groups meantime are joining the world-wide effort to help ebola victims in west africa. enon tabernacle church hosting heart for liberia service day in germantown this weekend. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has more. >> reporter: this is the stuff of the church. often we want to cover the other stuff. this is church. we'll gather together to worship. but today, and be the church, this is the day we're doing church. >> reporter: enon ton a mission, dozens every people taking action. >> someone can do something about this. >> reporter: senior pastoral end waller says the saturday game plan is simple, tide a need, collect supplies, get it all shipped within 48 hours, become a direct agent in the fight against ebola. they'll ends one more than 200 boxes. >> everything you see on the news is true, but it is a thousand times worse. >> reporter: it is action that directly impacts church member margaret crawford who is from liberia. >> i have family there, and we're trying to get a visa to allow them to come to the united states for a few months. >> reporter

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