awesome. happening now at 5:00 protecting you from the ebola outbreak the measures put in place right now to keep you safe. and why people in one new jersey town are getting nervous. >> plus a local vet beloved for singing songs outside philly sporting events the target of a heartless thief. someone ran off with his prosthetic leg. >> why would she do that? tonight the leg is back and he has a message for the person who took it. >> right now at 5:00, buckling down to fight the ebola outbreak and keep you safe. think ebola that's the message from federal health officials today to hospitals around the country. >> each hospital has to know how to diagnose e bowl land be ready to isolate anyone who might have it. meanwhile investigators are working to figure out how a nurse in dallas texas became infected with the deadly virus. good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. we have just learned that nurse is 26 year old 19 ma fm a.m. diagnosed with first known case ebola to be transmitted in the

u.s. in isolation tonight. >> the cdc says there could be more cases to come. david lee miller begins our coverage. >> second person to contract. she became ill aft treating. bowl la victim thomas erin duncan diagnosed in texas after becoming infected in liberia. some sort of safety protocol breach is being blamed for the transmission and cdc director tom frieden wouldn't be surprised if more cases appear among workers who cared for duncan. >> if this one individual was infected and we don't know how, win the isolation unit then it is possible that other individuals could have been infected as well. >> investigators are focusing on the removal of nurse's safety equipment is what could have led to the infection. president obama meeting si mean your administration official for an update on the government response to the case and cdc teams on the ground in dallas looking at ways to prevent any future issues. >> we have to rethink the way we

address ebola infection control because even a single infection is unacceptable. >> the latest incident is raising concerns about the preparedness of the u.s. when it comes to dealing with the outbreak. additional screening measures getting underway on passengers coming from west africa at five of the country's airports and other ebola patients have received care at hospitals in both nebraska and georgia. >> i'm wondering if we should have specialized teams that really are, you know, fully trained to treat and manage ebola and they are the ones that actually manage the cases. >> reporter: four american hospitals have high risk germ units. the hospital where thomas eric duncan was treated was not among them. in new york, david lee miller, fox news. >> officials at philadelphia international airport also working to help keep you safe. airport is following guidelines from the cdc and federal customs and border protection officials to identify passengers displaying possible symptoms of communicable diseases such as ebola.

there are no direct flights from west africa to philadelphia and the airport is not one of the 5us airports designated by the department of homeland security for additional ebola screenings. >> the fears of ebola are getting closer to our area. a physician nationwide television personality is now under mandatory quarantine after people saw her out this weekend in central new jersey. nancy schneider man just came back from west african her cameraman battling ebola. brad satin is live in hopewell township. what's the reaction you're hearing. >> reporter: lucy, we've been around here for couple hours. certainly there's some level of concern here. the fact is e legal for a lot of folks is so new they just don't know what to make of it. so we a short timing a sat down a local health officer to try to get some answers. quaint hopewell borough the site of the latest concern over ebola most here admitting yes, they're concerned but not frightened. >> i don't think that we should be totally panic but, you know -- >> reporter: worries started

with reports by a local website nbc news medical editor nancy schneider man who lives in princeton was spotted around town last week in the middle of a voluntary house quarantine. she and her crew had been reporting in lie beer when a cam ran man was stricken by the virus. she was supposed to isolate herself for 21 days to watch for symptoms. >> you quarantine people who are not sick don not have symptoms, that's that extra ring of protection. >> reporter: that extra layer broken when schneider man was allegedly seen inside a car last thursday just over a week after the quarantine began. another person in the car reportedly got out and walked into this hopewell restaurant where the owner tells us business was down today. patrons concerned. >> it's so contagious that, you know, if you're told to be quarantined then you have had, you know, a passing with it, then you should just do what you're told. >> reporter: she's now under a mandatory quarantine. as for the risk to customers the borough's health officer insists

it's zero. >> ebola is not spread by food or by water or by casual conta contact. it has to be through direct body fluid contact with a person who is actively sick. >> reporter: and important to note once again schneider man is not actively sick. no indication she has ebola again but she's now under a mandatory quarantine that put in place by the state of new jers jersey. lucy? >> all right. thank you very much, brad. we'll continue to follow this developing story throughout this newscast. you can get continuous updates on myfoxphilly.com. we will post any updates right there on the home page. >> big changes starting to take effect now on your fox 29 weather authority. here's a live look at ultimate doppler radar showing light rain that fell in some areas today. so as this moves out the warm temperatures will move in. chief meteorologist scott williams is tracking what we can expect. scott? >> the end fire gamut a fall like feel right now, cloudy, dreary temperatures only in the

low 60s but look at the visibility at the philadelphia international airport down to 3 miles. that's causing some airport delays. so take look up and down the eastern seaboard right now. you can see highlighted in red that means that we're looking at those airport delays because of the low ceilings at the philadelphia international airport. sat right and radar showing mostly cloudy skies. pockets of drizzle some fog developing. some of the steadier rains right now in southern sections of new jersey. look at the visibility down to 3 miles currently in philadelphia, down to 3 miles in wildwood as we move north and west, down to 2 miles currently in allentown and pottstown. so for tonight, scattered light showers otherwise temperatures not dipping too chilly tonight. 60 degrees that will be the low in the city. watching out for patchy fog. but take a look at ultimate doppler look at this line of showers and some very strong and severe thunderstorms off to the west. we'll have the timing of this system. it's going to be a slow mover. find out how about temperatures will soar out ahead of it and

also our next threat for some showers and storms as that system slowly makes its way toward our area. iain and lucy, back to you. >> scott, thank you. >> you can track the rain and the rising temperatures on our website at myfoxphilly.com. just click the weather tab at the top of the home page for the latest forecast information and live radar images. >> engineers on september to's regional rail lines just reaching a tentative contract agreement with the transit agency. the brotherhood of locomotive engineers and trains men which represents 200 members announced a deal a short time ago. union says the agreement lasts through july includes a raise of more than 13%. engineers have been working without a contract since 2010. no comment yet from septa. who would steal a prosthetic leg from someone especially a veteran? it happened last night at eagles game. and tonight police say they have got it back, found it on a subway train at the olney station and the search continues for who took it though. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at south detectives.

dave, it just leaves me shaking my head here. >> reporter: no doubt about that. tonight south detectives and septa police are pouring over surveillance video trying to identify the suspect who or suspects involved in this incident. but the victim in this caisson knee forest tells us tonight he's happy to have his prosthetic leg back. >> why would she do that. >> for veteran sonny forest, jr., his game day ritual of singing songs out light the linc ended on a sour note during the eagles/giants game sunday night when a young woman swiped his prosthetic leg. >> she turned around and looked and i didn't pay her attention. i looked and my leg was gone. >> reporter: sonny says it was just after 8:30 when the inn tock indicated young lady dressed in eagles gear made off with his prosthetic left leg he had inside his electronic wheelchair. >> i was like, oh, man. she did that? >> police believe she boarded a septa train at south broad street and took off.

hours later, septa police found sonny's prosthetic leg on a train at this transportation center miles away. >> hold oh and to me. >> he went to south detectives and retrieved it. i'm glad to have it back. my back hurt now for hopping around make me feel worse. >> police poured over surveillance camera rah video overnight trying to identify the suspect but so far no luck. sonny doesn't want anybody locked up he says the female thief needs to learn a lesson. >> have a working -- have her working at the veteran administration or senior citizen home or a rehabilitation place where people don't have limbs, arms and then she will see what she could have created. >> reporter: now, sonny says that prosthetic leg costs around $6,000. coming up at 6:00, he has a theory on who might be behind this caper. lucy? >> we are happy he got it back, dave, thank you very much. >> everybody is still buzzing

about last night's big win against the new york giants. of course, i'm talking about our eagles. it was a team's first shut out since 1996. of course, you knew this. you know everything about the eagles. tonight the birds are flying hi, equal. they should be its it takes the eagles into bye week and it couldn't come at a time. house how war eskin joins us live in the newsroom. howard? >> they are flying high they're flying home a lot of these guys because they have a week off. but it actually comes at a good time the bye for the eagles with their injuries. darrin sproles will be out a little while. he suffered an mcl sprain in his knee yesterday. it will help mychal kendricks getting another week of rest along with the players getting the minor injuries to heal. but as much as anything it's a good feeling for the players to take the week off after a really big convincing win. i also know that running back lesean mccoy feels great going into the bye week. ran for 149 yards yesterday. his first 100-yard rushing game since last season.

i know there were many people that thought mccoy may have lot of something. a player never likes to hear his skills have diminish. >> i'm a competitor. i like to play. i know i can play. um, i think -- i'll more satisfied just the team win. you know, the first thing people want to talk about, oh, well, got the running game gone. we're five and one. we're five and one with me going over a hundred or under a hundred. and that's what i'm here to really talk about. that's what matters. >> that's what really does matter. coming up in sports chip kelly has a snappy response as to why his team is five and one heading into the bye and the length of time i hear darrin sproles will be out. we'll have that coming up. iain, lucy? >> howard, are you surprised if chip didn't have a snappy response. >> i would be disappointed if chip didn't have a snappy response. >> all right. howard, we'll talk to you soon. a group of teens facing very serious charges in sayreville, new jersey. >> over accusations of hazing

and sexual abuse of the high school football team. this season has already been canceled. officials are making waves what might happen neck. >> this bound see house is supposed to be about fun but for some children who climbed inside it turned out to be anything but. how it tur

>> this is along the 200 block of south springfield road near of three people including a firefighter have been taken to hospital for observation. we do have a crew on the scene. we'll bring you more information as it comes in. >> serious accident on busy west chester pike in chester county sky fox was over the scene at west chester pike and west town way in east goshen. investigators say a car hit utility pole trapping the driver. the driver had to be pride out. no word on their condition. >> you are looking at the aftermath of a crash involving a philadelphia police car skyfox over the scene at 21st and spruce this morning. police are responding to a call when a driver crashed into the cruiser sending it to into a another police car parked at the time. medics took the driver and passenger of the car that crashed into the cruiser to the hospital and the officer has cuts and bruises. social media so-call prank

lands a penn state off campus student in jail. university police say 20 year old is charged with terroristic threats and disorderly conduct. police say saturday night he posted on a sight called yik yak threatening to shoot people at the hub on penn state's main campus. that area is filled with restaurants and places where students socialize. police say sim is being held in jail on $100,000 bond. people who saw the post called police. >> will football return to a new jersey high school facing allegations of hazing. sayreville superintendent is weighing his options he says he's not sure whether the program should come back following the severity of charges leveled against seven of the the players. the teens are facing sex crime charges stemming from the incident at sayreville war memorial high school. the seventh student turned himself in this weekend. last night, hundreds of people from the community came together to start the healing process. >> so rare to talk about it right away. but at least they have the opportunity now to get some

therapy to begin their healing instead of, you know, being 40, 50 years off and their life has come off the rails and they don't understand why. >> the superintendent says he will look at the results of the investigation and wait for more information from the prosecutor' office. so far the season is canceled for the rest of the year. dubbed the snap. hackers leaked more than 100,000 photos and video from snap chat. many of those pictures may be illegal for to you even have or look at. a third party app collected th them. that app let's you save messages despite snap chat deleting them after a few seconds. experts say the collection of hacked photos and video include child pornography. half of snap chat' users are teens between 12 and 17 years old. web security experts say this should serve as reminder that anything you put online is probably really never ever deleted despite your best efforts. >> straight troopers in delaware arrest two brothers in

connection with the theft of several pieces of building materials from one of their new construction sites. police say 32 year old bruce logan and 34 year old carlton logan charged with two counts of theft, conspiracy and selling stolen property. they're accused of of breaking into the site and stealing cast iron piping. large amounts of rebar and gallon van knifed steel plates in the middle of the night last week. police say the items are worth over $5,000. >> first lady michelle obama is coming to philadelphia this week to campaign for democratic gubernatorial candidate tom wolf. the wolf campaign says mrs. obama will appear at an event wednesday at the dorothy emmanuel rec center in cedarbrook. wolf is taking on republican governor tom corbett in the november 4th election. well right here right now, one incredibly cute baby who's on the road to recovery after receiving a liver transplant at chop. >> doctors say anna lease is among the tinier babies to ever receive such a transplant at chop and fox 29's joyce evans joins us live now with her remarkable story of survival. joyce.

>> iain and lucy, incredible and cutie indeed. anna lease was only three months old when her liver failed. she was born with a rare disease called bill airy are a twee is a. she need add transplant and with the help of the gift of life a match was found rather quickly. doctors at chop say she was just 6 pounds at the time of her surgery. and now, well, just look at her. coming up here. a totally different baby. she's rolling over. she's babble link. and she's starting to sit up. >> goose bumps still just talking about it. she did really good. as soon as they did the transplant the doctor oohed and awwed how she was no longer yellow. >> she's getting better every day. anna lease has to catch up a little bit on her motor and cognitive skills and she'll need to take medication twice a day for the rest of her life, but she's doing great. anna lease's mother wants to raise awareness about this disease and the importance of becoming a donor, and we will have more on how she's

recovering coming up at 6:00. lucy? >> can't wait to hear the rest of the story. thank you, joyce. october warmup in your fox between weather authority. chief meteorologist scott williams it was a little rainy today, but, hey, this is good. >> yeah, we're going to talk about a summer feel come this time tomorrow. temperatures will be flirting with 80 degrees across the area. hard to believe lucy right now because temperatures are a little cool. 63 degrees but those winds are out of the east southeast about 5 miles per hour and look at that humidity at 93%. so it doesn't feel quiet as chilly because of the wind direction as well as that increased humidity. visibility now up to 7 miles in the philadelphia area. but as we look at the satellite and radar you can see area wide we're looking at mostly cloudy skies. pockets of drizzle/light rainfall especially right now down the shore around atlantic city, moving in to cape may and wildwood. we're looking at some of the visibility concerns down to 3 miles right now in atlantic city. less than a mile in the pocono mountains. down to a mile and a half as we

move toward lancaster. so if you're stepping outdoors a* few hit and miss showers otherwise temperatures will generally be in the low to mid 60s but coming up, we'll talk much more about that the tropi tropics. we have hurricane gonzalo moving toward puerto rico as well as our next chance for showers and storms. iain and lucy? (air horn). >> hillary clinton startled on stage by a heckler with a bull horn. her witty come back as the man was dragged from the room. >> and keeping your baby safe is the most

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follow fox 29 on twitter at fox 29 philly got something to say, just tweet it. get news weather and traffic updates instantly all you have to do is follow fox 29. >> check out this dramatic rescue in san diego after three swimmers get stuck in a cave. a crane was used to pull them to safety. officials say they jumped off a cliff into the water then got stuck in yesterday's rough surf. other swimmers saw them struggling they called for help. lifeguards say they got there just in time. >> they were getting hit by some of the surf in here, and one of them was to the point where he was so he can hafted he was

going into shock. >> lifeguards say this has become a regular occurrence with beginning swimmers. they say it's difficult to negotiate around the water in those rough conditions. >> south african athlete oscar pistorius will learn his fate for the death of his girlfriend. a judge found him guilty of culpable homicide last month. now, we have pictures of pistorius arriving at court today to start his sentencing trial. and taking the stand will be his psychologist describing him as an emotional and broken man. he could face anything from a fine and 15 years in prison to no time behind bars at all. former second of state hillary clinton proves that one heckler will not stop the show. she was interrupted during a speech sunday in san diego and didn't miss a beat. >> as you her the man sounded a bull horn before shouting out that the former second of state security quickly got him out of there. secretary clinton handled the situation turning it all into a

joke she said "there are some people who miss important development stages" clinton was giving the speech for the american academy of pediatrics. a bounce house becomes a house of horrors for two children in new hampshire. a gust of wind picked it up and it flew about 50 feet. those children were inside. two year old an three year old had climbed inside the empty bounce house. the two year old is seriously injured. the three year old also hurt. this was supposed to be part of a halloween festival at a farm. >> this morning we set it back up to dry it out. we had couple of hay bails in front of it. the ride wasn't open. the tickets weren't on sale yet. no one was -- no one was supposed to have been in there. >> and therefore it was not secured to the ground so it blew in the wind. the debate over who suffers more stress, iain or me. men or women could go on and on and on. but tonight we know a little more about how stress affects women in particular. >> the potentially life-threatening condition stresses could set up for women. when you look at this business

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breaking news in delaware coun county. three homes caught fire in clifton heights late this afternoon. three people including the

firefighter are at a hospital. and fox 29's dave kinchen is live near the scene on south springfield road. dave? >> reporter: still a very active scene here lucy. let me step out of the way and show you what's going on at this hour. firefighters here from several different departments on the 200 block of south springfield road. you can see one of three homes damaged here. heavy fire damaged right there. the bottom half, the bottom floor completely char. the top flee as well. we understand and we'll go to viewer video here to show you the intent is the of the flames. fire officials on the scene are telling us that three people were taken to the hospital including a firefighter. we do not know the extent of his injuries. but three people including a firefighter taken to the hospital. this all started around 3:00 o'clock. it went to two alarms and one neighbor actually toll thus they saw a lot of orange and heard a lot of windows popping out here. listening to what this homeowner

says this homeowner who has fire damage. >> i heard the noise and i came downstairs and then i saw orange colors on my windows. so i went out and my next door neighbor house was in flames. >> reporter: really scary account there from nadia who lives at the home towards the right. what with the damage. the one house behind me with the heavy -- the most fire damage three homes damaged total three people hospitalized. two people who live in this area and ooh firefighter. we do not know the conditions of their injuries at this point and we also don't know the cause of this fire just a lot of cruise out here really working and trying to deal with hot spots and continue the investigation. lucy and iain. >> dave, thank you. we now have learn the dent tough the first known case of ebola transmitted in the s. 26 year old nurse nina fm a.m. in isolation in stable condition

in dallas she was infected while caring for thomas erin dan cun a man from liberia who died from the disease in texas last week. cdc says some sort of safety protocol breach is claimed for the transmission. the director says he would not be surprised if more cases appear among workers who treated duncan. >> investigators are now saying someone intentionally set a fire dance studio in buck county the fire broke out early this morning at the bucks county dance center. nobody was inside the building on the 2200 block of street road in bensalem but if you have any information about what happened, please give police a phone call. >> developing story now. the advancement of isis forces inside syria and iraq. isis progress is fueling speculation that the us led air strikes are not working and now some are calling for troops to be sent in. inside iraq u.s. apachi helicopter has to be called after isis militants advance to do win a few miles of the baghdad airport. isis forces seem to be holding their own against curdish

fighters in syrian town of cole ban knee near the turkish bord border. >> the only people willing to fight in the middle and stand up against isis are the kurds. guess what? those are the only people we're not arming. >> over the weekend senator john mccain declared isis is winning. meanwhile turkey is denying white house claims that it's agreed to allow the u.s. and allies to use turkish military bases in the battle against is isis. well tomorrow is the deadline for new jersey residents to register to vote in the november 4th general election. voters will choose between democratic senator cory booker and republican challenger jeff bell along with two ballot questions one would eliminate the right to bail as a step in a broader plan to overhaul the state's bail system. the second would dedicate some business tax revenues to preserving open space. lecks for all 12 of the state's congressional districts are also being held. and voter registration forms are available online. we move add link for you on our website at myfoxphilly.com just look under the scene on tv

section. >> two local boys who doctors thought would never walk or talk are thriving. rocco and tyler both 10 years old. they have an abnormal number of x and y chromosomes they're parents got that news early on and it was tough to hear. >> they basically told me that tyler would have a 30iq not be able to walk or talk. so it was pretty devastating for, you know a mother. with a very beautiful normal looking baby in my arm. >> so rocco and tyler's parents pushed for early intervention and now doctors are treating them with innovative therapists tonight at 10:00 the treatment that could end up changing the lives of millions of children. we have a huge lineup tonight it starts with gotham at 8:00 followed by sleepy hollow at 9:00 and then fox 29 news at 10:00 and we would love for to you join us. all right. so we all know, marriage is tough. but some years -- some years are tougher than other. >> when the worse year of marriage usually hits and why. that's coming up. >> also keeping your baby safe.

the one place in your home experts now say your little ones should never sleep. a story every parent needs to hear. >> and coming up at 6:00 at first glance this little girl looks like your average healthy baby but she's already been through so much of her short life. how she's already made his

>> 10 people do have minor injuries 11 month old louisiana girl could be released from the hospital after spending three days pinned under her father's dead body. she was discovered on friday authorities believe her 43 year old dad died of a sudden cardiac arrest. the man's toddler son alerted the neighbor he thought his father was dead. foul play is not suspected. >> many of us walk over them every single day. an woman in arizona is expected to be okay after falling more

than 20 feet into a great. the 61 year old injured her leg and her head when that great simply collapsed outside of an art center. no word yet on why it happened. in your health tonight here's a look at the most dangerous places for babies to fall asleep. among the most dangerous places is the couch according to a new report researchers found out about half the infant deaths reported across several states over an eight-year period happened in an adult bed, the crib and while sleeping on a sofa. the study says babies who died sleeping on a sofa were nearly twice as likely to die from suffocation or strangulation. as those who died sleeping elsewhere. the findings appear in the journal pediatrics. >> women who are stressed are more at risk for developing heart disease than men. new study out of duke university finds stress for women can lead to blood clots, researchers say doctors should take stress into account when treating their patients. the legal marijuana business goes high tech in colorado. the new innovations making

people feel like they're shopping for cell phone than a joint. plus, cameras and microphones all controlled by your phone. how homes of the not so distant future could soon make your life easier and safer. >> howard. >> eagles fans have a good feeling going into the bye week cut darrin sproles has an. >> could keep him out for while. i'll let you know when he could play and chip kell polls response on an explanation why play and chip kell polls response on an explanation why the eagles

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business. it's unlike others in the state it's using sophisticated technology to sell recreational marijuana. it doesn't look or feel like what a lot of folks might imagine a pot dispensary would look like. it looks like apple store. customers say it looks and feels like a cell phone store. customers use tablets to decide what they want. then they place their order. >> really wanted to change the whole feeling of what dispensary is. we want to change the face of the industry. this green rush going on this is one more step for us to keep progressing and moving forward. >> the aurora shop is shaking up the way dispensaries do busine business. a our rah allows its stores to stay three hours later until 10:00 p.m. speaking of technology, tech giants are betting big on smart homes. so far customers have been slow to catch on here's a look at the house of future that's already reality for some early adapters. ♪

>> here we go. from red and blue mood lights,. >> hello fox tv friends torments cameras with microphone. justin's home is at his service. the home is controlled by his phone beginning with house he gets inside. >> it's lock right now. we can confirm that. and then we'll hit this to unlock it. once in, you'll find about 50 separate devices connected. >> so really if you were to kind of map out the network it would be a little scary. the less you man nip pew lating the lighting with the apps you wouldn't know they do anything interesting. he turns on the lights in his bar. >> if i hit that it turns into mood lighting. ♪ cranks up music and cools different rooms. his interest in home automation started a couple of years ago when someone put a bullet through his fence. >> that's really what triggered my deep interest in home auto may addition. i said it could have a security related ang gel maybe i can keep my family safe, too, beyond just

the whizbang it's cool tech factor. fatherhood made technology even more track tiff. the. >> first wave was basically learning about high children's habits when they're sleeping. when they wake up. a drop cam with a mike let's him communicate with his twin two year olds from anywhere in the house. programmable lights let them know it's time to go to bed. >> the reason why i spend maybe 50 to $1,100 every couple of months is for that convenience. he primarily uses a company call smart things. recently bought by samsung. a hub allows him to connect all sorts of devices. >> basically think about your phone talks to wi-fi, your wi-fi router talks to a hub within the home and then that hub talks to all those individual devices. there's no shortage of companies looking to control your home. from tech giants to tele com companies and some of your big box stores. home depot wants to show you a smart home can protect your family and property. a spotter sensor let's you monitor a door opening or even a water heater leak all from your

phone. >> had that been in there, let's just say that was in there. he got something on his phone. second called a neighbor, somebody could have come and shut the water off. done something to stop that and wouldn't have been as much damage. >> we're in this this one right now. >> for justin -- the technology is giving him powers he could only dream of before. >> i don't know why it is that that's the one thing that i can never remember as i pull away from the house did i close that or not? he'll never leave his garage door open again or have to put a key under the mat. >> microphone on the drop cam. >> i love this. because i'm just like -- i forget things all the time. i can't tell you how many times i drive back around the block and make sure the garage door is closed. you can look at your tablet and phone and control it all from there. >> love it. we've heard about the seven year itch but it turns out restlessness in marriage might actually happen sooner than that. >> it's a new study. it's posted on the dating site match.com. it suggests divorces peak around

the fourth year of marriage. that's a wild l worldwide stat. americans actually tended to divorce between the second and third year of marriage we don't even make it to four years. researchers point out that romantic love usually dies down after about 18 months together and americans are apparently most likely to bail out of marriages when romance seems to wear off. anthropologists guide the study humans looked at various stats from census date from the un and u.s. and other sources as well. >> i'm not bailing out on this weather even though it was a little chilly today. >> it was and it was rainy. i have the umbrella out. >> and overcast. i know we're getting really warm weather tomorrow. >> we'll have a taste of summer over the next couple of days out ahead of our next system, iain and lucy. temperatures were actually flirt with 80 degrees. how does that sound? >> that sounds like a hot romance. >> all right. steamy right now. we're looking at humidity at about 93%. temperatures are in the low 60s and the visibilities improving a bit around the philadelphia ar area, but other locations still

looking at some fog. pocks of drizzle around and also as we take a look at the satellite and radar you can see south jersey, atlantic city, cape may, wildwood we're looking at some of those lighter batches of showers not heavy rainfall more of a nuisance system right now with the warm front advancing overhead. but take look at the west. ultimate doppler showing pretty potent storm system. it's a slow mover, but take a look at the reported tornadoes through sections of the midwest, down to the gulf coast we're watching a line of showers and thunderstorms. that system is headed in our direction. but it will weaken a bit before it arrives late wednesday into thursday. the low this morning 56 degrees. the afternoon high we made it up to 64 degrees. so below the normal for this time of year which is in the upper 60s. temperatures right now, 60 degrees in pottstown. low 50s in the pocono mountains. 63 in millville. wildwood checking in at 64 degrees and 63 in atlantic city but look at the clock. tomorrow afternoon we're looking

at temperatures by 3:00 o'clock nearing 80 degrees in trenton. what about 78 in philadelphia. 77 in lancaster. upper 70s in allentown. so tomorrow with that warm front to the north, we're going to start out with some patchy fog but those temperatures will certainly sore into the 70s to near 80 degrees. so time this slow-moving system off to the west. by tomorrow morning, it's still around the great lakes the ohio river valley down to the deep south. but we're in that warm sector of the storm. moving the clock ahead as we advance toward wednesday, still in the warm sector. so temperatures wednesday once again upper 70s, low 80s but that system still off to the west throughout most of the day on wednesday. wednesday evening that's when most of the showers and thunderstorms start to arrive. so let's van the clock as we zoom in a little closer you can see it's overnight wednesday into thursday for the timing of some showers somebody gusty thunderstorms and some heavy rainfall with that system. so once again we still have a

couple more days to enjoy those summer like temperatures. but as we take look at the tropics still watching hurricane gonzalo a category one storm right now. you can see a pretty defined eye right now but some of the rain bands moving around the us virgin islands as well as moving toward puerto rico. maximum sustained winds at 75 miles an hour. mommy to the northwest right now at 12 miles an hour but it will eventually move north of puerto rico so it's not going to take a direct hit. it will eventually move back out to sea and potentially impact bermuda bite up coming weekend. so 60 for the low tonight in the city. pretty mild but you can see our next chance for showers and storms wednesday night into thursday 78 for the high tomorrow. 80 on wednesday. >> that's what i'm talking abo about. (laughter). >> little late. just extend that all the way through. >> he'd like to extend that through february, if possible. exactly. maybe march. i'll take it. >> why don you just move to san diego? it's not warm enough. >> he'd miss you howard.

>> you know what, we can do facebook. how is that -- face time or whatever the heck it is. i don't do facebook. i'll do face time. >> you do facebook. i know you do. >> all right. the eagles, elects talk football have had multiple injuries heading into the by week with a five-one record. they suffered another yesterday with darrin sproles but sproles suffered an mcl injury on this play in the third quarter where the giants just bent him backwards. the eagles say he will be out one to two weeks but i hear he will not likely play after the bye and that would be in arizo arizona. i actually thought the eagles would be five-one in the bye but not with all the injuries they've had this season. it's been an interesting road to this record. but the eagles are a good team and those teams find ways to w win. now the ways they have won have been different but you are what your record says you are. and last night, the ways they were were good plays by every player and the quarterback made some really good throws. so with the questions i asked chip kelly, if he would explain

the record for the doubters. >> we don't have to explain. i mean, you are what you are. i don't care. i have nothing to explain to anybody. i don't worry about that. we don't good after a game and what's the reason why? we're five-one. you don't have to explain it to anybody. your record is what it is. look at the stanings and that's your record. we don't pay attention to it. there's noise out there when you spend time on it you just -- you're wasting time that you should be devoted towards developing a game plan for the arizona cardinals. >> there's noise out there. all right. the defense was terrific and connor barwin he played out of his mine. he sacked eli manning three times and was all over the field. now part of the reason is barwin says that they had a good idea what the giants were goinged that. >> i think we were well prepared, you know what i mean? we knew when they were going -- we kind of, had an idea when they were going to run the ball our guys up front were really disciplined to know unselfless to know when to pass rush, when

it's pass and sit down and play the run when it's going to be a run. >> i think he's march. he has an understanding of he's going against and spends a lot time from preparation in in terms of what he's trying to get accomplished against individual players in those individual matchups and he's a very very good athlete. so he can, you know, he can have more than one maneuver, you know some guys are limited because of their athletic ability they only -- they got one go to move if it's not they can't counter off of it. >> we know chill kelly like to do things at a rapid pace, speed, speed, speed. a good day for chip kelly for another reason. >> get a good photo first and for most. seconds second a record four minutes and 40 seconds we got everybody the entire team, every position group, the coaches and the training staff done in 40 minutes and 40 seconds. the most literally i'm not joking most efficient photo i've ever seen. our guys were -- it was like they were dressed. there were guys dressed in full uniform had our meeting at 9:30. ready to go. we knew we wanted to get done we started at 10:00. i look at my watch at 100440 we

were done. it was awesome. >> boom, boom, boom, boom. >> that's good for him. yeah. >> absolutely. >> four minutes and four seconds got all his guys together. and they're five-one. >> even better. >> thanks, howard. coming up at 6:00 a familiar face for philadelphia sports fans need some help tonight. someone stole his prosthetic leg outside the linc. he does have it back ton night he's got a message for the person who took it. >> only a few months old this little girl is beating the odds. how she just made history with a life saving surgery at the children's hospital of philadelphia. fox 29 news at 6:00 starts right after this.

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you can see i'm told the state fire marshal and local fire marshal are out here looking at this property. one of three homes damaged by a two alarm fire. we'll go to some video and you'll see just how intense it is. we also learned new information. firefighters tell us that at least one person jumped from the second floor of the home with the heaviest fire damage much that's where they believe the fire started, and it quickly spread to three other houses. three people taken to the hospital including a firefighter. we're told that this is for evaluation. so we don't know the actual extent of any possible injuries but three people including a firefighter hospitalized for evaluation. fire marshal working on a cause and a woman tells us that she helped rescue a pitbull. listen in. >> i got the owner of the pitbull and the dog in my car safe, transported them to fulcroft to a family members house. the dog safe. the owner of the dog is safe,