>> we're following several developing stories odds thursday october 9. we have new details on the ebola outbreak another texas man is in quarantine for signs of the disease and a woman in australia is under suspicion of infection. >> new details are coming out on what was happening to teammates on a new jersey high school football team. good morning, tamala edwards is off, erin o'hern

joins us, good to have you. what does david murphy have to say on this thursday morning, what say you, david. >> reporter: it's going to be another bright day like yesterday, we have clouds off to the north and west of us, but they will streak in as the day goes on. the temperatures dipped a bit overnight. 50 in allentown not horrific. 55 in philadelphia. we're in the upper 40s in trenton. 45 in millville. 59 in sea isle city, so a few degrees cooler this morning and still on the breezy side as we head out to catch the school bus, 52 by 6:00 a.m., 54 by 8:00 a.m. 9:56. 64 by noon. 69 is the high around 3:00 p.m. before we dip back to 64 by 6:00 p.m. we go into the afternoon we might see more

clouds filter in. we're looking at rain heading in through the day tomorrow, some of it could spill into parts of the weekend, i'll have the details coming up, matt. >> new possible ebola cases have emerged in the u.s. and australia. while some airport workers are refusing to report to their jobs fearing they could be exposed to infected travers, taman bradley is live in washington with more. >> reporter: u.s. airports and hospitals are changing their procedures to deal with ebola. yesterday that 42-year-old man treated in dallas lost his battle with the disease. overnight a memorial service for thomas eric duncan the first person to die from ebola in the u.s. today concerns about a another possible ebola case a sheriff's deputy who went to duncan's apartment is being kept in

isolation. he was rushed to the hospital yesterday after coming down with flu-like symptoms. >> while we're being told the risk is minimal, over abundance of caution we are taking action to make sure the public safety is protected. >> reporter: across country u.s. officials are beefing up defenses against ebola. passengers who travel to west africa will go under new screening procedures including having their temperatures taken. >> we're clear as long as ebola continues to spread in africa. we can't make the risk zero here. >> some airport worker are worried about their risk of exposure. overnight these airplane clearance walked off the job saying they are fed up with unsafe and unsanitary

conditions. many are putting on full body protection suits masked and gloves so they are able to respond. the other patient treated in nebraska is being treated with the same experimental drug as dunkin and underwent a drug transfusion yesterday. erin. >> a montgomery county working on an experimental ebola vaccine was founded by a university professor and student. it typically works on cancers or chronic diseases, even before this latest ebola outbreak, the company was testing an ebola on animals. the company its shown promise. >> in animals we have been able

to prevent deaths, as well as sickness. >> the advance it offers the synthetic genetic code manufactured in the lab can be made faster than conventional techniques. we're posting the latest developments at 6abc.com, you can learn about the virus symptoms and how it spreads with our continuing coverage online. >> other news, a violent knife attack near a local watering hole is under investigation. police say someone was stabbed after midnight on the 6800 block of market street in upper darby. police are working to find the attacker and the motive. no word on the victim. the manhunt for suspected cop killer eric for the reason is approaching a full month. pennsylvania state police found writings they believe he left at

an abandoned campsite. authorities released new i am annuals of what frein may look like now. >> 4:37 "action news" has confirmed that one person was killed in a fire at the elwin institute in media, delaware county. chopper 6 was over the residential assisted living facility. firefighters arrived five minutes after getting the call, they found the employees and state troopers excavating the building's 39 residents. crews contained the fire to one room where the person was trapped. unfortunately that person was pronounced at the scene. officials have not said if the person was a resident. investigators are looking for the cause of the blaze. >> new information on the disturbing scandal that shut down high school football team. war memorial high school was

rocked by allegations of hazying. investigators are looking into the conduct of parents, and school staff and whether officials knew about it and ignored it. the football has been a power house winning three sexual titles in the last four years, the rest of the season has been canceled. >> if you're a customer of at&t wireless. you may have money coming back to you. the government accuses at&t as cramming. customers were hit with fees from third party companies for services they never asked to receive. red ball agreed to pay $13 million to customers, red bull used the slogan red bull gives you wings, no one has grown wings. i'm not kidding.

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60 million albums throughout their careers. needless to say motown philly is back again. coming up, new stories you didn't see last night. protests erupted in saint louis after an off-duty officer shot and killed a teen. kevin collins who is accused of child molestation is pointing the finger at his wife. >> reporter: most of us are in the 40s be probably good enough for sweatshirts. it may be mild enough for t-shirts in the afternoon, we'll have the call for rain and that's ahead in

>> hey buddy, cool out there, huh? >> reporter: yeah, we actually have suburbs in the 40s right now. [laughter].s in the 40s right storm tracker 6 live double scan, what have we got out there? no rain, no rain, that's good. we look outside, we are tranquil at the airport in the predawn hours. no big issues in the city. it's 55 in the city, that's one of the milder spots. wind not as strong out of the west at 9 miles per hour. a little breezy, but not as blustery as yesterday. there are clouds north of

pittsburgh that might try to streak in later in the day. but generally speaking we're looking at a bright one. just to reinforce that the winds are not as strong, we have single digit gusts from noon into the rest of the day. as we look at the numbers today, we're going up, but not as high as yesterday. 54 by 8:00. 11:00, 62. 2:00 p.m., 67 degrees a high of 69 around 3:00 p.m. back in the mid 60s by 5:00 with the clouds gathering as the day goes on. high temperatures north to south, 68 in allentown, 69 in reading, might hit 07 in wilmington, we'll be close to that in philadelphia and millville and cape may and atlantic city, a little breezy out there, tomorrow we have a frontal boundary down to the south it will push up close to us, wave of low pressure riding along it, what this means on friday is an increase in cloud cover, it will be cool with a

high of 64 we're expecting showers to develop during the day, it doesn't look like we'll have worry about that through the morning, maybe a couple of light sprinkles. we head through the afternoon there's more of that building in. looks like steadier rain holds off until later at night. by 10:00 we could see steadier cells. even down the shore tomorrow evening you'll have to be careful of that. tomorrow, 69 today's high, sunny, like yesterday, breezy and cooler than yesterday, as well. tomorrow we have clouds in the morning and combination of rain and drizzle developing during the afternoon and getting steadier later at night. 64 is the high. the rape will spill into saturday morning, unfortunately. high of 64 in the afternoon. but in the afternoon we'll see sunshine returning and at night for the union and crew at ppl park, partly cloudy, dry, you'll want to bring a sweatshirt because temperatures will dip

into the 50s during the game that's a crucial game for the young they almost have to win to keep their playoff hopes alive. sunday, 63. a at night a shower is possible. we'll see whether or not that hinders the eagles when they are playing a night game. mostly cloudy, 70. 76 warm on tuesday, mix of clouds and sun, there could be a spotty shower around and we're unsettled on wednesday, cloudy and damp high of 74 degrees, i think you mentioned this yesterday, matt it is autumn a lot of times you get unsettled weather. that's what we've got next week. >> deadly shooting in saint louis missouri, it happened when an off-duty police officer working a second job as a security guard chased a man on foot. the man shot at the officer 3

times, so the officer shot and killed the man. relatives claimed he was not armed. the off duty officer is white, the man who was killed was black which is the case in the shooting death of michael brown in ferguson. police in a small north carolina town pepper sprayed a teenager inside his own home assuming he is a burglary. desean curry who is black has been living with his foster parents for about a year. neighbors called police, neighbors who called police apologized. >> new details are merge iing in the stephen collins sexual allegations. he said his wife has been trying

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>> 4:50 now, let's take a look at the roads, a shaky camera there, southwest philadelphiaok i-95 enterprise avenue. we're starting at the base of the girard point bridge, police are on the scene, the activity is off to the side. no delays heading to the airport. the vine street expressway, the construction crews are picking up their cones from the westbound left lane, there are

no delays on 76 between south philadelphia and king of prussia. matt? >> reporter: thank you, erin, thursday morning. 4:51 exactly, time for your travel forecast see where you can see delays, all dark across the lower 48. sun will be coming up in a few hours, philadelphia looking great. new york city, boston, in fact up and down the east coast, everything looking just fine, but there are a few problem areas just a few. 187 planes over the lower -- 1287 planes over the lower 48. in houston, you could see thundershower activity. msy that's the abbreviation for louie armstrong airport in new orleans. you could see fog, but that will clear out. you'll see thundershowers, rain showers that's not affecting the major airports. if you're heading to saint

louis, it might be an issue. sky harbor, international could see thundershowers, but not until later on today. chicago looks good, dallas and major airports in california look good for traveling today, erin back to you. >> an armed robber used a frightening disguise to pull off a job at a td bank in montgomery county. the suspect is wearing a halloween mask walking into the td bank on south york road at 10:00. and showed a gun. he left with cash and in a dark blue buickic. for you recognize him, even with the mask on, call hatboro police. not only has a mother from schwenksville been arrested for heroin possession she has been

charged with giving the drug to her 15-year-old daughter. she told the teen to snort the drug back in april and then she started injecting the girl and her boyfriend. a nurse noticed the needle marks on the teen and contacted police. davenport is in jail. >> a new bill that would require first time offensers to install a device of a ignition lock, it the bill needs to passe state house which has 3 days left in its session. 4:53. all new in the next half-hour of "action news," a landscaper is dead and several other people are hurt after a swarm of

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a beverage deliverier had to bail out of her cart as the suv struck her. the driver was taken to the hospital with head injuries. no golfers were hurt. >> "dancing with the stars" is switching up to season 18 in anticipation of switch-up week "good morning america" will have the exclusive announcement of the celebrities new dance partners, tony who was booted off earlier this week, annoyanced the couples, but not the dance they will be performing. don't miss it starts on "action news" after 7:00. this dog defied the odds many times. he was abandoned and he was hit by a car and survived two attempts to euthanize him. the first one didn't work, and

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>> good morning everyone, it is 5:00 a.m., it is thursday, october 9. tam is off, erin o'hern joins us, developing this morning. >> concerns over ebola virus prompt airport workers to walk off the job overnight. >> two political stars are preparing to visit philadelphia area today to help out both candidates in the race for governor. >> red