tonight he is sharing had its story. and ali gorman profiles the people that are battling the disease with a microscope. a woman stole a man's prosthetic leg as he performed outside of the lincoln financial field. it turned up on a subway platform. katherine scott has the story. [♪] >> with his boom box and microphone, sunny forriest jr. is a familiar surface. face. his prosthetic leg was stolen by an eagles fan. >> i don't think that anybody should do that t that to anybodt is disabled. i suffer from depression.

that is the only way i vent myself when i am out here singing and partying. >>reporter:he was at the financial field in parking lot "p." his leg was secured at the back of a scooter. he does this when it bothers him. a woman in his 20s jumped on his lap and broke his microphone. she offered to pay for it. he said not to worry. >> she was inebriated that is all. >>reporter:several chased her. she disappeared in the crowd. >>reporter:the leg turned up in the olney transportation center. if this is a joke, he is not laughing. >> they call it the city of brotherly love. i don't know about that sometimes. >>reporter:katherine scott, "action news."

he shared his story today. the man that uses the twitter handle fan since 09 spoke to rosie o'connell on "the view." how he took it upon himself to do something about the crime that he calls horrific. >> i had a bunch of people that is retweeting, he had 60 something thousand. we got it in front of 100,000 eyes. if 15 people were looking for them somebody is going to recognize or know somebody. that is why i realized which can help. >> after reviewing the surveillance video and connecting them to a group of people that went to a specific restaurant the man alerted the investigators. the three were chargekind. the accusecharged.sexual orienta

motive. for the first time since the arrest of high school football players that were accused of sexually abusing teammates. the sex crimes happened during a 10 day period last month. a candlelight vigil was held at the school. there was an incident of an unsecured bounce house that suddenly flew into the area. the 2 and 3 year old boys climbed in a bounce house at the fall festival. it launched the inflatable 30 feet into the area. it slammed to the ground. one the boys suffered critical injuries. the bounce house owner says it was not secured to the ground because it was not open to the public yet.

the boy's father disagrees. >> there was no occasion. i asked how much was it? he said it was free. >> this is the latest involving unsecured bounce houses in china one flipped over and injured 14 people. back in july a dust devil in nevada launched a slide 300 feet and injured two people. news tonight with david muir with the bounce house accident in new hampshire. and the hazing allegations involving the sayreville football players. a man is charged for attacking a police officer in medford. douglas was violent inside a home. when the officers tried to arrest him. douglas threw an object at him and locked him in a room and refused to come out.

this went on for several hours as the investigators went into the room and found douglas sleeping and arrested him. from the delaware newsroom a man was charged in wilmington. he's out on bail tonight. 55-year-old robert hickson hilt a group of men their heritage farm drive. stephen devario died at the scene. hickson was under the influence of alcohol at the time o time oe incident. a female driver was heading down the road when she slammed into a parked car. the collision flipped her car on its side. the victim did not survive the impact. no one else was hurt. and traffic are right snarled this morning in the southbound lanes before

7:00 a.m. a truck spilled its load all over the highway. the driver suffered bumps and bruises. one lane of traffic got by while road crews cleared the scene. it looks like the pier shops at cesars will be sold for a fraction of course what it cost to build t. he is buying the pier for $2.8 million. it costs near $200 million to build t. i it. also from new jersey, a study shows that the garden state spends eight times the national average fixing its roadways. it's 2 million a mile. new jersey pays for the road work through the trust fund which the officials say is nearly broke.

despite the transportation budget, new jersey's roads are ranked 48th worst in the nation. time to take a look and see how the monday commute is going. and matt pellman, so much more the holiday monday? >> rick and sharrie, this is the direction. it's the other way westbound where we see the huge delays from university avenue to this point approaching the boulevard out to the conshohocken. you don't want to use the kelly drive. we have a crash near boathouse row. and rittenhouse street there is a crash. it's causing gridlock. if i were you i would stick to route 1 and roosevelt boulevard in afternoon. we talked about the overturned

dump truck. it's still out there in mt. laurel. the good news it's off to the side. all lanes are open. good luck getting home. it's dicey as you head out this evening. i am taking the chopper tonight. i wish. thank you. october is breast cancer awareness month. how doctors and survivors are beating the odds ali gorman has the report. and jamie apody has more from chip kelly coming up in sports. we are watching a powerful storm that is bringing torrent watches close to a dozen states in the midsection of the country. i'll let you know when it pushes east in the accuweather forecast. we'll bring you those stories

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in october during breast cancer awareness month we shine the light on new developments and people working hard to wipe out the disease. we begin a series of reports on beating the odds against breast

cancer. here is ali gorman. >>reporter:women have about a 1 and 8 chance of developing breast cancer in their lifetime. chances of beating it the first time are better than ever. the doctors are turning their attention to why cancer sometimes comes back. >> karen was a young and busy mom when she got her diagnosis. >> i had three young kids, 5, 3 and 13. >>reporter:after nine grueling month was treatment karen was cancer-free but not worry-free. >> we know if it comes back it's not good. the fear of recurrence is the number one thing that my patients are asking about. >>reporter:dr. pam delashell says there is no way to predict that. she and dr. lewis chaudis are

seeking answers. >> sleeping after 20 years those cells can wake back up. they can begin to grow in a different way from the original cancer. >>reporter:from studies and human patients the team learned that second cancers are genetically different. different drugs are needed to treat them. tests are underway for a range ever moises. >> a drug used for malaria and used for diabetes before. >>reporter:it will remove a little uncertainty for cancer survivors. >> will you want to know if it will come back? i said absolutely. >>reporter:detecting a recurrence early increases the odds of beating it. you can support the breast cancer survivors and research by joining us for the making

strides against breast cancer walk. it's at fairmount park. i'll be there. the opening ceremonies at 7:30. the walk at 8:30. a great cause. the eagles dominated the giants last night. not without injury. yeah. jamie apody is live in the sports centre with more. hey jamie. >> hey there. it's a damper in the otherwise perfect performance. they beat the giants 27-0. they may lose a weapon in darren spoles. he expect suppose spoles to be a week or two. >> i talked to darren after the game. he was walking fine.

there was no as welling last night. i was not a concerned as maybe some other people were. >> the eagles played a complete game executing in all phases offense, special teams. and nick foles found the tight end often. a perfect catch. how about the defense. get to the eli manning. he tends to fold under pressure. boy did. he sacked him eight times. foles was much better than he was all season. he had 21 of 34. shady mccoy rushed for 192. admit it was it the black jersey shores? >> we love the black jersey shore and the black pants. everybody was excited and pumped up about the black. it give us a little energy boost. >> not the greatest win.

we let them in the end zone. 0 points. now we have to go out and finish it. >> it's hard to win in the national football league. a win is a win. but you know, it's good for us to go out and put a whole game together. we'll continue going forward. >> we will have much more on a monday night edition of gameday final with ducis rodgers and mike quick tonight at 11:35 p.m. before the eagles head off on a bye week. they said bye-bye. they reported to the complex for a brief photo day. chip kelly clocked it. not at hair out of the place for nick foles. and curry is hugging for the camera. showing his buddies and then bellies. he ran picture day like he runs his practices.

tempo, tempo, tempo. >> one of the guys thought he was anson adams. it's not going to hang in the philadelphia museum of art. it's going to hang in an office. get it done. >> is he funny. the picture of the bellies, rick, that might hang in your offers. you liked it right? it's a good thing that they won last night. thank you. the wait is almost over. speakers and guests converge on the convention center. they will participate in workshops and group chats. joanna is the director. she sat down with monica malpass to share tips how women can find success in the workplace. >> what is your job worth in the

marketplace? make sure you have your numbers in check before you ask for any type of increase. i think it's important to also go in and know when is the right time to have that conversation. >> well you, hear more of time to have that conversation. >> well you, hear more of joanne's we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speeds of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job of posting our vacation pics. when i post my slow jams, i'm a little half-fast. totally half-fast. stop living with half-fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. so his homework won't be so half-fast. that is up to him.

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meteorologist, adam joseph is here that is going to fizzle and then sizzle. >> you should become a rapper. maybe friday. [talking over each other] i am going to pass. if you take a look at double scan radar around the region, there was a batch that passed through center city about an hour ago. it's a wet drive. route 30 and the atlantic city expressway and margate. pushing off to the east. to hammonton to mays landing and sea isle city to cape may. it push offs the coast. the drizzle will be really scattered here through the

reminder of the evening hours. 63 in philadelphia. 53 in the poconos. notice it's warmer in dover and sea isle city. a warm front is pushing through. it will introduce more summer-like humid late tonight and tuesday into wednesday. satellite and radar there is a warm front. that is spilling the clouds and showers our way. south of that warm front it's dry and warm. that will be our weather tomorrow and most of wednesday. then you have the powerful cold front that is really the dividing line of the heat and humidity to the east and fall-like air to the west. the tornado watch boxes are popping up ahead of the front. the tennessee and ohio valley as it is pushes to the east it weakens as it passes through her mid-week. high pressure is pumping off to the east. that bringing morning fog north and west.

bright afternoon sun. humid winds at 78 degrees. we are awaiting the cold front to push through on wednesday. it's a decent day. late in the evening the rain arrives with a crack of thunder. it mild and humid at 80 degrees. future tracker at 10:00, it could be a nasty commute with heavy rain around kind of ponding the roadways at 7:30 on thursday morning. we could see a good inch of rain around here. this is a slow-moving cold front. tonight the clouds and drizzle around. 62 for the overnight low. we paint a summery picture tuesday and wednesday. upper 70s to 80s. clouds thicken on wednesday.

wednesday night early thursday. thursday afternoon sun returns 73. we are back to fall-like temperatures friday an saturday. breezy but nice. sun clouds at 71. it cooler with the fall chill. 60s. 80s to 60s in the seven-day forecast. you take your pick what you like better. not bad at all. the primetime kick offers with the big switch with "dancing with the stars." the couples we are seen are gone. the celebrities are dancing with new partners. the new assignments were announced last week at "good morning america." it kicks off at 8:00 with "dancing with the stars" and all new

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the grand marshals, held a ceremony. it was on october 12th, 1492 when the explorer touched you our shores. there was a wreath in honor of his historic arrival. we are preparing what is coming up at 6:00. the liberian community is helping to stop the spread of ebola. a fire that damaged a bucks county dance studio ask a case of arson. for monica malpass, cecily tynan, sharrie williams the entire "action news" team i am rick willia

monday night, jim is off. i am rick williams. the new septa engineers reach a new agreement. and three firefighters are hurt as flames race through a delaware county home this afternoon. the big story tonight is rising concerns about the deadly ebola virus. both locally and across the nation. today the federal health officials are warning the hospitals throughout the u.s. to think ebola and to watch for patients that may have fever for symptoms of the virus especially if they traveled to the three african nations that were stricken with ebola. a nurse was the first to catch

the disease within the united states. ali gorman joins us now with all the latest developments. >>reporter:rick, that sparked a lot of questions. the head of the c.d.c. will launch an investigation to find out how the nurse is infected. they are making changes now to keep other health care workers safe. >> we have to rethink the way that we address ebola infection control. >>reporter:the teams are in dallas investigating how this nurse, nina pham, was infected with the deadly ebola virus. she was several health care workers that cared for thomas eric duncan. first person to key of ebola in the united states. she is in stable condition. er