they will check passengers from west africa for fever in, chicago, new york, new jersey, washington d.c., and atlanta. >> these five airports are the the destination of 94 percent of individuals, who travel to the united states, from the three countries that are currently effected by ebola right now. >> reporter: white house says on average 150 passengers from the the affect countries travel into those airports and they still have confidence in screening procedures overseas. omar villafranca for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". first additional screening will begin at kennedy airport in new york, this weekend. well, no surprisee bowl ace hot top ache monk infectious disease specialist who are meeting right here in philadelphia. >> three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl talk to one doctor on the front lines, in the united states. >> reporter: news of the first ebola death in the united states, spread quickly at annual conference of infectious disease experts, meeting at the convention center. >> we have had no illusions that we would save every

patient who came down with this disease. >> reporter: credit bruce with the emery university treated the first ebola patient who were brought to the united states. >> i would say if there was some concern it was minimal. >> reporter: infectious disease experts meeting here in philadelphia are sharing different experiences and insights on ebola. >> we have learn they have a lot of metabolic abnormalities, they've electrolyte abnormalities, they have fluid abnormality. >> reporter: those medical issues are easier to treat here then in west africa where the virus is spreading. experts hearsay cases in this country have been contained so far but there is concern about howie bowl a patient in dallas was initially handle. he was sent home on his first visit to the hospital when he had symptoms and would have been contagious. >> i would be very surprised if any other facility in the united states missed a patient who might potentially have ebola disease. >> you think that was a wake up call. >> a very strong wake up call. >> reporter: cdc has issued a

detailed checklist to hospitals, on how to respond, to potential ebola cases. hospitals we check with in and around philadelphia area say staff has been alerted and containment equipment is ready for any potential cases. so far nothing, no ebola has been reported in our area. >> all right. >> a lot of hard work being done out there on the front lines with this, stephanie, thanks very much. developing right now a montgomery county mother is accused of providing her daughter with drugs. patricia davenport, seen right here, and megan rodolph are charged with drug possession and child endangerment. lower southford police say pair traveled to philadelphia to purchase drugs with davenport's children age eight and 15 in the car. police say davenport inject her 15 year-old daughter and her daughter's 16 year-old boyfriend with her win. we will have a full report on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. a fire fighter is injured battling a house fire in philadelphia's tacony neighborhood. chopper three over the 4600 block of princeton avenue this

afternoon. fire commissioner's office tells "eyewitness news" that a fire fighter was injured in a fall, no word this afternoon on his condition and the cause of that fire, remains under investigation. well, pretty scary ride to school for couple dozen children their bus lost control and crashed into some parked cars, six kids were injured in that crash, that happened this morning at intersection of lott and hoff street in the bustleton section of northeast philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at the scene with more on what happened, syma? >> reporter: chris, police are still trying to figure out how a school bus filled with kids lost control at this intersection, crashing into cars that were park right here and landed on that lawn only feet away from a house. >> it sounded like a really bad explosion. >> reporter: school bus driver loses control as he was pulling up in front of the ann frank little schoolhouse. this happened a little before 8:30 on lott avenue near hoff

street. bus flew through the the intersection into four park cars sending one on to this lawn. >> my heart was beating, fast. >> reporter: nine year-old andrew and his sister seven year-old grace were sitting four rows behind the bus driver. >> i saw us hit the three cars and then all i saw was us hit the last car with the glass shattered. >> reporter: there were 26 students on the bus, at the the time, many parents were walking to school with their children. >> we're fortunate there were no additional injuries. >> thank god nobody was sitting in their cars. >> reporter: six children on the bus were taken to frankford torresdale hospital with minor injuries. andrew and grace's parents took them to the hospital for precautionary measures. chris says that the crash won't stop his children from taking the bus. >> probably one of the most safees means of transportation for them to get to school and they have a better shot of trying with me every day to get in an accident. >> reporter: police interviewed the bus driver and witnesses as they determined what caused this crash.

>> whatever happened, happened that is why they call it an accident. >> reporter: police say it is still too early to determine exactly what caused this crash but preliminary investigation shows operator error may have played a role. something may have fallen and gotten stuck under the brake pedal preventing the bus driver from stopping. we are live from bustle will ton, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> same, thank you. four people including a child are rushed to the hospital after this school bus accident. chopper three over the scene this morning on island avenue and linberg boulevard in southwest philadelphia we're told one of those injuries was serious and the cause of the crash is now under investigation. police are searching for some suspects who slashed tires and broke into cars in west philadelphia. those vandals struck on south street and 4600 block of locust street. three cars were broken into, 11 vehicles had their tires slash. police spent the the day looking for evidence. >> they have fingers prints that they can pull off of it,

and find out whoever it was and, you know, also the house right here where my carries park there is two cameras. hopefully they will be able to tell us something. >> police believe those suspect hit sometime between 2:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. passenger claims that she was kick off of a jet blue flight from philadelphia to boston. she says, it is because she tweeted what another passenger had to say about the pilot. here's todd quinones. >> reporter: at 2:00 a.m. on her son's birthday mom lisa carter knight sits alone after being kicked off her flight. >> jet blue has a lot of explaining to do. >> reporter: ordeal began after knight started tweeting these pictures tuesday night with her play by play account of her delayed flight. one tweet said flight 760 grounded due to unrulely pilot. false accusations by pilot that his sobriety was questioned bypass eveningers. by that point boston bound plane had been delayed for several hours, due to a mechanical issue, knight says she and her passengers were

frustrated as they began boarding the plane another passenger tried making a joke, that the pilot apparently misunderstood. >> a passenger says wow, it has been a long wait i hope bar is fully stock. pilot came out and said that is it, everybody backup the jet way i have just been accused of being intoxicated. >> reporter: jet blue indicates as a precautionary measure the pilot was given and passed a sobriety test. passengers started boarding the plane again but this time without knight. >> i was told that i, pilot was not comfortable with me getting on his flight. jet blue denied me serve us on any flight back to boston. >> reporter: knight also complained to airline staff and asked for pilot's name n a statement today jet blue denied that she was kick off because of what she tweeted saying in part, we will remove a customer if they are disruptive and crew evaluates there is a risk ofes lacing which could lead to an unsafe environment. knight who was here visiting her mom, who was battling breast cancer, was refunded

her money. she caught another flight to boston on a separate airline later on in the day. from philadelphia international airport, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, this is one of those store that is has people talking. we would love for to you join the conversation, follow us on facebook or twitter and make sure you use the the hash tag cbs-3 chat, when you comment. we may just use your comments right here on our news. eric frein, man accused of killing a state trooper is leaving behind more clues including a handwritten note. pennsylvania state police say the note details his deadly ambush and escape on september september 12th. lt. col. until george calls frein's actions quote pure evil. read a portion of the letter. >> got a shot around 11:00 p.m. and took it. he dropped. i was surprised at how quick. another kopa approached the one i just shot, as he went to neil, i took a shot at him, and jumped in the door.

his legs were visible and still. >> ambush killed corporal brian dickson and seriously wounded trooper alex douglass. authorities added new criminal charges against frein two counts of possession of weapons of mass destruction. a long time member of the chester county fire company is facing charges tonight. fifty-seven year-old hair smith the third ace accused of stealing $300,000 from the west wood fire company. authorities say smith used his fire company credit card to make over 400 personal purchase es, authorities say he also forged signatures on checks, stole from the firehouse safe, and manipulated bingo records to steel money. welshing still to come on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 o'clock this is no trick or treater an armed a man with the halloween mask robs a local bank and not for the first time. minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson makes his first court appearance to fight child boost charges,

plus how nfl is changing its domestic violence policy. plus. >> it is high tides now but not as high as it will be getting according to a new study, we will have that story coming up from atlantic city. the rain is gone, the wind remains, and we are tracking much cooler temperatures, as we fall back in the 60's, we will take a look at that with the seven day coming up as "eyewitnes

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i'm tom wolf. these are my parents. we look after each other. but too many seniors have no one. and harrisburg politicians don't seem to care. as governor, i'll create a registry so families can check backgrounds of care providers. and, i'll increase access to home health care, so seniors have the option of staying in their own homes. after all, seniors have earned that right. we certainly have! tom wolf. democrat for governor. trial date is set for minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson. he appeared in court this morning on child boost charges. running back did not enter a plea but did set a trial date for december 1st, authorities say peterson used a stick to spank his four year-old son

leaving visible bruises. if convicted, he faces up to two years in prison. adrian peterson was in court as nfl commissioner roger goodell was discussing domestic violence with team owners in new york. the amendedded personal conduct policy is at the top of the agenda of the nfl's fall meeting. goodell, of course, has been under fire for his handling of the ray rice incident this discussion included a new video on domestic violence by former player, joe herman, that all nfl employees will be required to watch. >> think about the role you have to raise up a generation of men, that are going to have the clarity, have the moral courage, to call out other men. >> that video is part of a new nfl education program about domestic violence, sexuality assault and child abuse. philadelphia police are searching for a suspect who stole a tablet from a grocery store. take a look at this surveillance video. the victim left his tablet, valued at $500 on a counter

inside the quad loop grocery store on g street in kensington. just a few moments later a man was captured in the video concealing tan let in his back area and then left the store. a suspect robs, a td bank in hatboro while wearing a halloween mask. this happened at 256 york road just before 10:30 this morning. suspect pulled out a gun and demanded money. after getting cash he fled in the dark blue older model buick with a stolen pennsylvania tag. police believe the same suspect robbed the same bank, in july. and good afternoon, just 5:14. i will go outside to one of our cameras that is catching wind of a road closure torresdale and princeton avenue due to a pretty serious house fire in northeast philadelphia your alternate to get around that area is to take cottman avenue. you can see crews on the scene trying to get that all out of the way for clean up. but it will set you back quite

a bit. take cottman avenue. if you are going out into, headed toward the ben franklin bridge, from the new jersey side you can see completely slammed from the toll plaza and i actually crossed over this bridge to get over in the sit bye an hour ago and it was like this at 4:30. we can only expect to it get worse. we are losing two lanes in the right-hand lane heading westbound over the bridge into the city due to construction. so that plus the volume you will sit here for quite sometime through that toll plaza otherwise in delaware crash i-95 southbound at route 202 pushed over this is right-hand lane. another crash on the roosevelt boulevard southbound at adams avenue taking out a lane there as well and a set of traffic light malfunctions there on the ben franklin parkway just at art museum circle. mass transit doing great, so that is good news i have for you today, september, new jersey transit and dart running on time, chris and jessica back over to you. thanks very much. still to come on "eyewitness news" you why could be paying less to heat your home this winter. >> then a lesson in free speech for philadelphia students not necessarily in their school but in front of

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# days like this you want to bottle up, nice outside, rain is all gone. >> um-hmm. >> i like it. >> beautiful night. >> we want more of these. >> many people saw the the blood moon earlier this morning. the skies cleared. we are talking about clear skies. they will be moon lit no eclipse, however and temperatures that will stay on the mild side for at least one more day and then big changes. take a look outside our cbs-3 studios here and we are seeing a few clouds mix nothing but a very pleasant day across the delaware valley. storm scan three we saw rain moving in, we saw it move out half inch across the region, little bit more to the north and west in the lehigh valley but all that is gone and persistent westerly win has really warmed things up. that persistent wind has been pretty strong across the region as well. look the at these peak win gusts in the poconos gusting to 31. will allentown near 30 miles an hour gusts, millville, philadelphia, wilmington gusting in the 20's this afternoon. those wind slowly subside bug

they have done a nice job of warming temperatures up. allentown 72. same as yesterday. philadelphia up to 75 today. atlantic city temperature so far 74 degrees. the right now we will cool down, philadelphia 73. sixty-two in the poconos. seventy in allentown. you can see a couple 73's through millville and also atlantic city. during overnight skies will be clear and the breezes conditions will give way to more calm conditions for your thursday. temperatures still around 70 and fair weather high pressure settles in the the south. then we will notch our next frontal boundary from the west, stationary front will create problems in the weekend to the north we have temperatures in the 60's, to the south we have the 70's and 80's and this will be the dividing line creating lift in the atmosphere and a a focus mechanism for showers, or we're talking about some showers late on friday, and then into saturday morning. so if you have anything scheduled saturday morning it could be a little ify.

future weather starts the the clock off at friday morning, by the afternoon and evening, some showers, right now, our future weather keeping it to the south of philadelphia and that would be good stick ago this way and saturday rising to the north into your north and western suburbs through the early morning and then between 7:00 and noon the showers move towards the south and east. so afternoon on saturday it looks like a better bet the for any activities that are outside. overnight tonight, mainly clear those skies will be moon lit, it will be cool with a low of 53 in the city. forty's in the suburbs. for your wednesday in mostly sunny and pleasant west lawyerly will breeze but nothing like today with the high gusts, high temperature 70 degrees. on the the three day forecast 60's for friday with showers, mainly to the south of the city, saturday some morning showers giving way to some clearing after the noon hour, the temperature 64 degrees. that is a look at the next three days, we will look at the second half of the weekend better next half an an hour with kate live from the franklin institute. we will be right back after

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here we go flyers fans, here we are, the flyers get back on the ice to kick off 204 regular season against the boston bruins. team got in a few drills earl ter day up north. good news for forward wayne simmonds, he is expected to go tonight so the team will be, at full strength. the big focus right now is getting off to a good start, last year you may recall they got off to a one-seven beginning before turning things around, under head coach craig beruby. back here in philadelphia, sixers return to the wells fargo center tonight for their first home game of the preseason. they host charlotte hornets a

team resurrected after ten seasons as bobcats and all eyes will be on nerlens noel. he is hoping for a better performance. he put up four points to monday night's loss to boston. to the novacare complex eagles getting ready for this season's, this sunday's big divisional game, begins the g men, and some lingering concerns, over the linebacker, demeco ryans sat out for second day in the row with the groin injury. we will wait and see if he is ready to go sunday. after returning in a limited capacity yesterday michael kendricks also took the day off. another sign of change, for the phillies to day team announced johnny alvarez as the the new director of amateur scouting. alvarez spent last eight seasons with the the atlanta braves. that is a good enough for me. >> yes. >> good resume. >> yes. >> coming in the braves. >> one of the best farm teams in baseball. >> a lot of work of him in front of him. >> thanks very much. still to come here in our

next half an hour, imagine 200 floods a year. well, jersey shore could experience just that according to a new report, we are live with that warning about sea levels that are on the rise. then a young woman's choice to die with dignity, 29 year-old with terminal brain cancer said she will die two days after her husband's birthday, heart breaking store bit right to die has gone viral. new at 6:00 tonight new jersey making a name for itself when it comes to craft beers and even wineries, but how about homemade vodka we will tell but a new law paving way for craft distilleries in the gar

i'm jessica dean with the day's top stories, first responders transport a deputy sheriff who may have a possible second case of ebola in texas. officials say michael, entered the apartment where thomas eric duncan stayed after a duncan was admitted to the hospital. duncan died from ebola this morning. six children injured after a school bus crash in northeast philadelphia. police say the driver lost control, slamming into four parked cars, and investigators now say operator error could have played a role. police are searching for suspect who slashed tires on 11 cars and broke into three cars in west philadelphia.

the vandals struck on south faragut street and 4600 block of locust street, kate? and jessica, it is a beautiful night here in philadelphia, i'm live in front of the franklin institute one of our proud partners as educator's night out at the franklin. i will tell you more about that and great new reason we are here at educators night out but first lets look at your weather headlines. today has been beautiful and we have one more nice day to look forward to but then temperatures will take a hit and we have showers arriving, just in time foreign of the week and weekend. more coming up with the seven day in a bit, chris, back inside to you. >> thanks very much. new study is predicting dire consequences for eastern seaboard, thanks to global warming. study by a none in profit advocacy group called the union of concerned scientists says rising tides will lead to more flooding. we have asked meteorologist carol erickson to take a closer look and she joins us from atlantic city now, carol. >> reporter: it is just what

exactly atlantic city and other shore towns and property owners don't want to hear, another study that the ocean we visit will be visiting us a lot more in the future 12:11 p.m. right on schedule high noon and high tides in atlantic city. more than sea water and shells are washing up in this one, encroaching tides just released study of union of concern scientists n many pages it predicts tripling of the number of high tides flood in a year in atlantic city from 30 now to 90, and to 240 floods a year in 30 years. >> if i had a home at the shore i would be concern. >> reporter: jim everwine knows the ocean. retired national weather serve mace reen and hurricane expert and current absecon emergency manager agrees that the ocean is getting taller. past ride mapped up on sea level. >> that is amount of sea level. >> reporter: he is not so convinced of the stud lies at the future. >> people putting on you the these predictions are not sure

what will happen. >> reporter: no one arguing with the facts of the past that in atlantic city tidal flooding increase $5 times since the 70's and now rising three times the global rate. two reasons for this: sea level rise up 15 inches in hundred years, and they think barrier island. sinking ground offers hope that people can, and will build up. not just living units but roads, too. >> every time tides are high, we have floods. >> we have time on our side. >> reporter: experts everwine agrees with the high tides study to use that time to make changes in how and where we live along the coast. those recommendations from the study include flood proofing homes, neighborhoods, infrastructure, reducing and restricting development in areas prone to tidal flooding and this study will be getting a lot of attention because one-third, almost one-third of the u.s. population lives in coastal counties. in atlantic city, carol erickson for cbs-3 "eyewitness

news" good carol, thank you. a group of philadelphia high school students skipped class to protest src canceling their teachers labor contracts. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao has more. >> reporter: lesson in free speech for philadelphia school students not in school but in front of it wednesday morning. a protest in the way only students at the creative and performing arts school could do it. >> for past few years they have cut our budgets and they have cut funding, and nurses, and health teachers, and the line really stops at our teachers. >> reporter: strong message from capa students in south philadelphia, they didn't go to school today, they were on strike to support their teachers who just two days earlier were taken by surprise when school reform commission suddenly ended their labor contract and imposed changes to the health care benefit. >> it is wrong what they did. it was shady. they have given teachers in warning.

>> reporter: starting in december members of the philadelphia federation of teachers will to have pay in their health care premiums. it will save about 50 million-dollar a year, pft called the move disrespectful and one that equals a pay cut. >> they cannot strike so we are striking for for them. >> we need education and teachers. teachers need their health care and things they need to stay in the school and stay safe. >> reporter: protests like this ran until noon. while pft says it does plan on challenging the the decision in court union officials say unlike these students, teachers do in the plan on striking. reporting from south philadelphia, jane carabao, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". to queens new york where a box truck crashed in the bagel shop today injuring four people. the truck went almost entirely inside of bagels for you, this morning. fire officials say that three adults and a child were hurt there, and the cause of that crash is under investigation. out to california now and an investigation is underway there in the cause of deadly air tanker crash. the pilot was battling a fire

in yesemite national park yesterday when the plane hit a canyon wall. the pilot was the the only person on board. president obama is meeting with top military commoners at penitentiary gone to assess campaign against isis. u.s. led air strikes are hitting militant targets near key syria border city teetering on the verse of the isis take over. the administration says that the trained and equipped ground forces must be put in place. there is a greater focus on neighboring turkey and its role in the coalition. >> clearly on their border this is an enormous concern to turkey and they recognize that. >> air strikes alone will not fix this or save the town of cabani. >> u.s. led campaign begins isis began two years ago. have after supreme court justty anthony kennedy cleared filed an earlier order blocking gay unions n idaho kennedy is temporarily putting

a hold on same sex marriage in ohio, where state officials have asked for a delay. that request said that without a stay, state and county officials would have been required to begin issuing licenses to same sex couples today. now nevada officials did not make a similar request. taxi drivers hit the streets to protest begins ride sharing companies. "eyewitness news" at love park where the taxi work's lines of pennsylvania staged a rally and motorcade. they are upset override sharing you services like uber and lift saying they are not regulated or inspect by the the philadelphia parking authority. taxi drivers also say that the ride sharing services have saturated the market, lowering their income. well, breaking news right now, chopper three is live over atlantic city. these are casino workers who are blocking a major entrance to the city. this is missouri an arctic avenues. these are members of local 54, they are protesting propose health benefit cuts for union

members at the trump taj mahal casino. trump entertainment reports which owns the taj filed for bankruptcy last in month and they expect to close as soon as next month. we're starting off this wednesday afternoon rush, really poorly at 5:37. we will go outside and show you exactly why. you can see hardly moving on i-95, approaching the betsy right here, completely at a stand still this is heading southbound, towards the the betsy ross bridge but as you go in the opposite side, northbound towards bridge we are getting the same situation over there. and not much doing on 202, heading southbound towards center city area at 29th. so really just solid. northbound lanes only way you get good news heading out on 202. 295 northbound out in new jersian accident there partially blocking one of the right-hand lanes at route 168, and another crash on the roosevelt boulevard southbound, blocking a lane at adams avenue.

now traffic light, malfunctioning out on the ben franklin parkway at the art museum circle. ab wear for local tea tours and police activity on the scene trying to get that cleared up and out of the way. otherwise septa, new jersey transit and dart are running on time with no delays and currently no delays at philadelphia international airport. jessica? >> thanks very much. still to come on "eyewitness news" jennifer lawrence breaks her silence about the new you photos that were hack, why she says it isn't a scandal but something much worse. also ahead tonight you could be paying less to heat your home this winter. our consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with what to expect as temperatures start to fall. kate? chris, speaking of falling temperatures we have one more nice day and then temperatures take a hit friday in the weekend we are also tracking threat for showers i'll have your forecast and more live from the franklin institute coming up when we come back. progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding. well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress. uh-huh... you don't love the dress?

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a 29 year-old woman diagnosed with terminal brain cancer says that she plans to die, with dignity. brittany maynard was diagnosed in january and given less than a year to live. >> the topic goes through your mind when you find out you have so little time is everything that you need to

say to everyone thaw love. >> maynard and her husband moved to oregon, one of five states, that allows terminally ill patient toss get prescription for pills to end their life. she's chosen her final day to be november 1st, but some say, she's making the wrong choice. >> assisted suicide is the wrong answer to the question we should be asking which is care and options, and treatment, and palliative care and hospice, solutions and those types of things. >> brittany says she plans to die with her family by her side in the bedroom that she shares with her husband. oscar winning actress jennifer lawrence is speaking out about a recent photo hacking scandal. she tells variety fair magazine it is not in fact a scandal but it is a sex crime. lawrence say scandal scared her and laws need to be changed to hold web sites who host stolen photos responsible and not just hackers. lawrence was one of several celebrities victims of this hacking. the fbi is on the case.

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rutgers camden campus is showcasing audible heritage of the city. >> including rca victor

company reporter steve, towa of our sister station kyw news radio has details. >> ♪ >> reporter: sound of camden visitors will be able to check out record players, old time radios, old school advertisements as well as historic rca victor reportings. >> this is the silicone valley of the early 20th century. >> reporter: theater and concert managers say the the exhibit chronicles the invention of sound technology, like the revolutionary victor brand phone graph. >> well, there was the home stereo basically of its time. >> reporter: journey begins with the victor talking machine company, rca victor leading manufacturer of phone graphs and final records. do you you remember these? all of which produced in camden in the early 1900's. he then played a record his grand moth's inquired in the mid 20's in the violin player vince chrysler. >> the warmth of the violin is

something that you cannot really find in m p.c. i hate mp3 recordings. you missing 90 percent have of the music. >> reporter: the visit in the ruth ger camden campus runs through rutgers camden campus steve towa for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, tonight hundreds of area educators, are at the franklin institute. >> they have a first hand lot institute's science shows, among them weather show put on by our very own cbs-3 meteorologist kate bilo live outside franklin institute with her forecast, kate. >> reporter: thanks, jessica and chris. franklin institute is one of our favorite partners and just such a natural partnership because they do so much with science, and weather. of course, we have cbs-3 weather show which happens all the time here, we are usually doing it for group of kid, this time however we're doing it for grown ups. lets look at what we had here tonight, we have had shows every hour on the hour showing

our favorite weather experiments making a cloud, making a fire tornado, teachers are mingling through exhibits here, the brain, body works exhibit, it is just a fun night. also, we were here for a reason to tell educators about our brand new weather watcher network at eyewitness weather where they or their classrooms can really join and give us their observation from his outside classroom or their homes. here's a quick look we want you to be part of the network as well go to cbs philly.com/watchers to be part of it and you too can be part of our team. of course we need your observation toss tell us what is happening out there although tonight, and, most across the area seem nice. storm scan three is showing us we don't have much going on here, beautiful night out here, nice and warm blue skies, area have rain that came through last night is well off to the north, and, around that system bringing in gusty wind. take a look heading down through cape may courthouse it is 69 degrees there just a few puffy couple rust clouds, 69

and sin just a beautiful night there temperatures across the the region still nice and warm. one day disconnect between frontal passage and cool air catching up with it. in our region lower 70's but look at what happens heading up to the north, state college is 61 right now. buffalo 54. contrast that with 81 degrees down in richmond, virginia. it does get cooler here tomorrow, but the wind coming in from the west that is what is going to bring that cooler air our way. the wind are strong right now, 60 miles an hour at the airport from the west, 16 miles an hour in wilmington. timing out the the showers, nothing here tonight and even tomorrow even though that cooler air makes it in tomorrow it looks like a great day full day of sunshine just cooler then today. but that front has stalled to the south and lift back north a new wave of low pressure forms a long that boundary friday morning we will get clouds in the region, friday afternoon showers and especially from the city on south and into saturday morning, we will be seeing some locally heavy showers maybe some study rain especially from the city on south and east. but no war business rain

tonight as mainly clear night, chilly but 53 degrees overnight low. tomorrow mostly sunny and beautiful we are at 70 for daytime high and cooler then today but sunny and fantastic. here's you're witness weather seven day forecast we are looking at sunshine tomorrow look at how temperatures take a hit on friday, 62 degrees, clouds and a few showers, rain continues into saturday morning and cool through weekend, temperatures in the mid 60's. we will warm up next week but we have a chance for a couple of showers as we head into monday and tuesday as well. i'm going to head back in for 6:00 o'clock weather show at franklin institute for now reporting live i'm meteorologist kate bail owe for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we have some good news to report today with regard to home heating costs. while some fuel prices are rising, those are expect to be lower this winter because of milder temperatures. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan takes a look at the numbers. >> reporter: last year

persistently low temperatures forced people to crank up the heat, high demand jack up price of fuel and heating bills, soared. this year milder temperatures should reduce fuel use resulting in lower monthly bills. according to the energy department's annual prediction of winter heating costs. while natural gas prices in the northeast are expect to rise 7 percent as a result of less use the average natural gas bill is expect to drop $31 for october to march heating season. electricity prices are expect to be up 2 percent in the north east but if weather predictions are correct, customers should useless electricity to heat homes this winter. nationwide bills drop from 955 to 938, a $17 savings. heating oil customers will get a big break on their bills both because of lower prices and lower consumption paying on average $362 less than last year. finally propane market was thrown into chaos last year, supplies fell sharply and

prices skyrocketed, with supplies now at their highest level since 1993, prices are down 5 percent, use is expect to be down 9 percent with bills being 13 percent lower. but it is probably not wise to spend those hoped for savings just yet even though forecast is for temperatures 11 percent warmer this winter it is a forecast after all and we necessity how mother nature likes to surprise us. >> but we can hopey like hopeful nature of the story. >> for heating oil customers in particular. >> compactly. >> we will be monitoring it. >> all right jim thank you we will be right

local kids are getting a lesson in charity. >> "eyewitness news" reporter ukee washington shows us their hands on learning in this weeks story on have brotherly love. >> we caught up with some children at machines mont mall on an assembly line of generosity these little hands are hard at work, children ranging from preschool to middle school are spending ab afternoon creating joy, for people in need. >> helping other people,

doing the right thing. >> it is an educational opportunity for kids. >> reporter: it is called the giving tree, it gives children a variety of projects to work on, the main goal, to teach them about charity, it is the brainchild bridget leery. >> we have baskets that go to families that have moved from independent living to shelter. we have snack bags that goes to the local food pant try we have card making stations, we have letters that we, cards that we make for seniors. >> reporter: gifts from children, to children. they start with an empty serial box, fill it with crafts and toys like play doh. volunteers wrap box necessary white paper, and then the children decorate them, the colorful gifts go to children and shelters in hospitals. bridgette calls them peace and smile boxes. >> if i was stuck in the hospital all day with cancer it wouldn't be fun. >> it is american just a box of crayons, they place at the scene a box and they wrapped it up. >> reporter: stations are designed so even the smallest

kids can help. >> it is not that hard just putting all these things in the pencil cases, serial boxes. >> we are giving them just so they can be happy. >> reporter: giving tree is all volunteer, any monetary donations go to buy more supplies, and spread more love. the giving tree is hosting an even bigger event saturday, move eighth at wissohickon middle school in ambler, a $5 donation is suggested but not required. find out more at cbs philly.com. i'm ukee washington, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". that will do it for "eyewitness news" 59:00. >> now at 6:00 a montgomery county mother facing disturbing charges, authorities alleged that in the only was she abusing heroin but she inject her 15 year-old daughter and another teenager with the drug. also the first patient diagnosed with ebola in the united states has died and now eerie bowl a scare in the dal air area here at home. >> ebola takes center stage at an annual conference of

infectious disease specialist i'm health reporter stephanie stahl with the very latest coming up. and, we will go up in the 07's today but few more days of rain ahead for the weekend, all coming up with the seven day forecast. and, south jersey's first craft distilleries is open, the the new place allowing homemade vodka, now on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. right now at 6:00 a montgomery county mother is accused of a disturbing crime. authorities say she gave her daughter and her daughter's boyfriend heroin, it is a case shock ago this community. good evening, i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. the mother is accused of traveling with her children and another woman to philadelphia on a regular ways toys buy the heroin: "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live with

details on this investigation, walt? >> reporter: well, yes, prosecutors here painted it as the the most horrifying family car trip you could ever imagine, patricia davenport a mother loading her 15 year-old daughters, 16 year-old boyfriend and sometime her eight year-old son in the car, and taking them to dangerous philadelphia drug corners where they purchased and later ingested the drug heroin. can you explain to us why you allegedly did this. >> reporter: police say patricia davenport invited her 15 year-old daughter in the kitchen of this harleysville apartment where they formally lived in the for a snack but for her first taste of the deadly drug heroin. >> it is incomprehensible to me that any parent would ever introduce their children, their child, to drugs like this. >> reporter: for the next six months davenport allegedly drove her daughter and her daughter's boyfriend to philadelphia drug corners, allegedly injecting herself and the teenager with