want to have the wet weather gear ready to go. also cents chill in the air. details on temperatures coming up. vittoria? >> thank you, katie. traveling out and about, will not and problem, but when the sun comes up, well, maybe if we see some sun today, probably not, since katie was saying we have some rain, but see rush come in. ninety-five, the rest of the major looking pretty good. things could always change, that's what happens. stay with us. more coming up. natasha? >> thanks so much. following some breaking news right now, wawa is robbed in northeast philadelphia. it happened shortly after 3:00 this morning, on the 800 block of cottman avenue, and fox chase. investigators say gunman walk in, demanded cash, he got a which with about a thousand dollars, but luckily, no one was injured. and airline passengers comment about ebola causes quite a scare in the air. >> all of it happened on us airways flight from philadelphia to punt a can an in the dominican republic. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at philadelphia international airport to tell us more about the dramatic response that this prompted.

jan? >> reporter: natasha, erika, we want to stress that no one on this plane actually had ebola but it goes to show what just one comment will do, as is this nation and the teen r world worries about and tries to contain this deadly virus. by all accounts, us airways flight 845, from philadelphia to burnt a cane a was routine, that is until landing in the dominican republic to this announcement. >> i want you to keep your wits about you. we have people coming on, please, stay out of their way, let them do their jobs. >> what followed was a dramatic response by local health officials. captured on video bypass inning ers with cell phones. this youtube clip shows team in hazmat suits boarding the plane and headed to the back. according to the person who posted the video passengers told by flit attendants there was a situation, and passenger supply been in africa and had ebola. she was certain it was cents a hoax, but didn't take any chances.

eventually the team escorted an unidentified man from the plane, and the airline confirmed the incident in a statement reading in part: we are following the direction of and strictly adhering to all centers for disease control and prevention guidelines in place for airlines in response to the ebola virus. the flight was checked by officials and cleared. those in the medical community say they would have quickly learned if the case had been real and that this incident should remind people of how serious ebola has become. >> from the medical perspective, this does not seem to be hoax, joke, that went badly, i would advise people to take this seriously because ebola is no joke, and people are very anxious about it. >> now, passengers were let off of the plane in punt a cana2 hours after it landed the the airline goes ton say it is sorry for any inconvenience, but the safety of its passengers and its employees is the first priority. and in the coming days, 5us airports will start stricter

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

crash. it is 5:03. let's check in on traffic and weather together. good morning, katie. >> good morning, everybody, do you have cool start, casino of like what we saw yesterday. but the skies are actually kind of like what we saw yesterday. still clear. so what's going on? just the beginning, my friends. start to see the clouds thicken, already evident here, that at least across the first state of delaware, and back in through maryland, you're starting to see the cloud cover take over. moving in from southwest, to northeast, we zoom out a smidge, shall we? there is the combination of the precipitation that will eventually move in. it looks as though again much like the cloud cover the rain moves in, from southwest to northeast, but it will take its time. looks like timing may be little later for the rain to make its arrival, which means you may get most of the day in here without needing the umbrella, so it kind of depend on how your day will pan out. if you have got maybe short day, half day at work, you could get away without the umbrella here today. i would say as early as is 3:00, 4:00, maybe 5:00 p.m., when we start see to see the first raindrops, generally falling down across delaware to start off.

forty-seven your current temperature in allentown, 41 mount pocono, see the split basically across the pa border of the color contouring here. it is cents very evident where our frontal boundery is situated right even in d.c., mid 60s, we're basically 10 degrees cooler here, in philly, so, that is where the front is setting up shop. and we eventually see an area of low pressure ride right along it. so the clouds will thicken as we've been talking b look at the temperatures, they're barely going to budget. if we get to 60 degrees, we're going have to pat ourselves on the back here today. with the clouds thickening, those temperatures will have very, very difficult time climbing much at all here today. and eventually, again, the rain is going to move on in. vittoria, we send it into you. >> thank you, lots to look forward, to i guess. not so much if you are traveling on the roads right now. at least that's a good thing for you. as we take a look outside, we are going to check in with the vine st. expressway, notice both sides of the vine are great. eastbound and westbound, no major delays, all headed down toward the schuylkill express with a way or 95, this traffic here making their way down

toward the broad street area and the schuylkill there is side, no one's there, but they would be heading to 95. there we go. there is one, two. as is we continue, taking you now to the talcony palmyra bridge, still up, notice right now that ship passing on through. so, as you are traveling on 73, expect the opening right now. but it should be put down pretty shortly at least. stay with us, we'll let you know when he it does. traveling on any of the majors, speed censors are great, 54 your average on 95, same in the 50's on the vine st. vest way, schuylkill expressway, 95 and delco, 476, lots of green on the pa turnpike and within your western suburbs, also 62 on 295 traveling in new jersey, no delays in new jersey at all. if you are traveling mass transit even better news no delays there, as well. erika? >> tour, thank you. happening today the penalty phase starts for rag uconn strict dollars of first degree murder. yesterday montgomery county jury found him guilty for the deaths of ten month old and her 61 year old grandmother. victims killed in a kidnap for ransom that went wrong back in

october of 2012. he was family friend who lived in the same building. prosecutors say they're seeking the death penalty. >> the defendant has his mother to beg for his life. but that same opportunity was not given by the defendants for screen a's mother. >> give ever everything he's been through, he is not an evil person, and he's not the worse of the worse and accordingly he should not be put to death. >> if the jury does not sentence him to death, he'll spend life behind bars. also, happening, the philadelphia federation of teachers union rally against the school district budget crisis, their message, turn up for the truth. educators across the city are gathering in germantown before the start of the school day to hand out information about monday's surprise meeting where the src canceled the teachers contract. the rally starts at 8:00 at john b kelly elementary school on the 5100 block of pull as

ski avenue. >> more than a year now after this massive fire destroyed deitz and watson's warehouse in delanco, the company breaks grounds today on brand new warehouse in philadelphia. city officials lure the company to move across the delaware river, and build in its empty lot in talcony. move will actually bring about 150 jobs to the city. last september's fire destroyed everything inside their other warehouse. we have some breaking news right now. the nobel piece prize has just been awarded to childrens rights activist from india. became international activist after she survived being shot in the head by the taliban. she is the youngest nobel peace prize winner ever. she will be here in philadelphia in a couple of weeks to receive the liberty medal on october 2nd 1st. -- 21st. new this morning, former

nobel peace prize winner gorbachev is in the hospital. russian news agencies report the 83 year old golf chef told him his heat is de teething and determined to fight for his life. well, three is on your side with a scam alert this morning, the very latest, the way thieves are targeting victims in several states, including right here in our area. >> plus, a tense confrontation between a biker and police officer. she says the officer crossed the line and s she is telling her side of the story only to "eyewitness news". also, some new clues linking this man to the disappearance of a second college student in virginia. what police say he was doing the night the first victim disappeared. and get ready for wet and cool start to your weekend, katie, lets you know if the whole weekend a wash out when we do traffic and weather together on the 3's. we'll be right back.

>> protesters in st. louis, 18 year old black man and a police officer. we're told police in delaware country searching foremen, they say, are targeting the elderly in a burglary ring. investigators in darby looking for this man. they says' part of a group posing as is utility workers. police say one person stalled the victim and radios two others waiting nearby to burglarize the home. authorities arrested three suspects so far and continue to look for others involved. they know what they're doing. it is pretty good. it is pretty organized. and they're professional. and they're targeting the elderly. >> utility companies say they'll never sends someone to your home without calling first. if you think you may be a victim of this scam, you're asked to call darby police. protesters in st. louis meantime face-off with police, they're angered by the fatal shooting of 18 year old black man by off duty police officer. authorities say deandre-myers

killed wednesday night by officer working as security guard at the time. white office here killed myers was returning fire, but myers' parents say he was unarmed. myers' death comes two months after the august 9th fatal shooting of unarmed man michael brown in nearby ferguson, missouri. also, new information about jesse matthew, jr. this morning, that's the man implicated in the disappearance cents of two college students in virginia. sources now confirm that matthew was working asomugha cab driver the night virginia tech student morgan harrington disappeared. harrington was found dead in early 2010, months after she left a concert and never got home. matthew was never charged in that case, but he has been arrested, in the disappearance of university of virginia student, hannah graham, who vanished last month. the search for hand a -- hannah graham is ongoing. >> traffic and weather together in a moment. first look at the video, downpours dump almost 2 inches every rain near phoenix, arizona causing severe flooding. we have a look at the dramatic

rescue of a driver of that van, you thought co-make it through the high waters, as you can see, he did not. the vehicle stalled and firefighters had to come into help him out. katie is also tracking some rain headed our way, but nothing like that i hope, katy? >> nothing that far kind of caliber. we should not have anywhere near that kind of flooding situation, but we will get doused here, and i have to say, if we have to deal with this, the timing could be a lot worse, at least, this is going to be coming into a weekends, i know nobody wants to see rain on weekends if you have outdoor plans, but not going to be out there trying to get to work and school whenly gets here, which is good news. storm scan3, huge zoom. the rain we saw in arizona, in that video, has actually removed itself now, and is starting to turn into a fresh area of low pressure. which is eventually going to ride along this strong out stalled frontal boundary, and that is where we end up getting our wet weather from. so currently some very heavy rain falling across the oak home, a kansas state board near missouri, second day in a row actually probably the third day in a row now that portions every miss your have i had really heavy rain.

so, the central planes getting doused, as well as what we saw in the dessert southwest, and again, the timing on this looks like it is mainly in toward late afternoon, at the earliest, that the first raindrops start to fall, then into the first half of tomorrow. pollen report as you might imagine levels stay real low. ragweed still issue, but we will keep the level incredibly low for the next couple of days, part that far is the train will wash pollen away in the air. cloudy, chilly conditions through the day today, then by this evening, into the overnight, the rain will pick up, and we're talking by the time it is cents all said and done upward after inch worth of accumulation, with the highest amounts, right now, pegged to hit. southeastern half of our area, so through central southern new jersey, central delaware, to up new castle county. meanwhile, we've got our friday football frenzy, last week, beasley able to dodge the rain, because it came in late enough. but this time, probably going to need to have his sweet olds cbs-3 slicker ready to go with showers around, lasalle at st. joe's prep. your eyewitness weather seven day forecast does start to

warm up from here, gradually starts to actually clear out from here too. tonight, tomorrow, first half of it, looks like it is the rain yes, sir time of our forecast. and we're going to gradually see things dry out from northwest to southeast. through the second half of tomorrow if you have outdoor plans. that's how you want to schedule around that. meanwhile if you love watching the weather and you're looking forwards to the rain we want you to join our team of eyewitness weather watch he is, sign up cbsphilly.com/watchers. vittoria, over to you. >> as we wait on the rain, also cents still waiting on the rush. really not too much to talk about this morning, that's just how we like it, hopefully it stays this calm for quite a while. we take a look at the schuylkill expressway, no delays in either direction. the shot here, not too far away from center city, but if you are traveling in either direction, 76, not only around center city, but also, if you are traveling within your western suburbs, pretty nice out, there take advantage of it right now. we take a look now at the talcony palmyra bridge, tack up, now put back down, 73 now wide open for you. no residual volume. we don't really have any

volume to speak of. only 5:16. usually don't start to see a loft rush come n so at least until about 6:00 or so. take a look he at the speed censors, travel 295, 50's the rest of the pa majors, things in delaware, as well asthmas cents transit, all look great. erika. >> torrey, tank youment breaking news tops headlines this morning, two children's rights activists have won the nobel peace prize. pakistani teenager and another every india named just moments ago. the winner of this year's liberty medal, as women, to be awarded later this month in philadelphia. the 17 year old became an international activist after she survived being shot in the head by the taliban. she is the youngest nobel peace prize winner ever. >> passengers on us airways flight from philadelphia to the dominican republic face quite a scare, ebola scare, passenger comment triggered hazmat response, passenger escorted off the plane. they believe that passenger

was not infected. >> the philadelphia federation of teach letters rally this morning, in germantown, as they fight for their contract. the contracts were canceled this week, by the school reform commission. >> check your credit card statement, hackers strike again, the latest popular spot targeted by thieves. >> also, is this the car of the future? we'll show you what makes this newly unveiled ride so special. including how it can prevent crashes from happening. details on that coming up.

>> dairy queen fast-food chain says hackers may have stolen credit card numbers. almost 400 stores targeted between august and october. we checked in the affected restaurants close toast philadelphia are in reading, dover, and bear, delaware. well, now it is time to check your philadelphia job market report. here's "eyewitness news" jobs expert, steven greenberg.

>> labor market in the philadelphia area slow had i rebounds, qualified candidates need to know how to turn a job interview into a job offer. a successful interview is more than just a pleasant conversation. preparation is key. employers today expect candidates to do their homework. before the interview, spends time on the company's website, do some research. don't just wait for a series of questions. sit on the edge of your seat. bring energy, and entheusiasm, to the interview. prepare a few quick stories, that drive home your best quality. instead every just saying you're detail oriented, give example of when your attention to detail helps your employer. prepare a thoughtful question. for example, how would they define a successful first year at this job? and can they describe a typical work day for this position? now, of course there is a basic. dress neatly, be on time, and turn cell phones off. when you turn it back on, employer may be calling you with your offer. i'm steve greenberg, cbs-3, "eyewitness

>> outside through the noon hour, shortened day, lucky you, we won't end up with wet weather until at least the early afternoon, probably more so toward late afternoon and evening for the first raindrops to fall. but the skies will be gray. have extra layer ready. these temperatures are very, very cool today. we'll have hard time even hitting 60 degrees in philadelphia because of the clouds, because of the rain on the move, and because of the cooler air mass that's sort of splitting our region in two. headed into the weekend, temperatures will gradually start to rebound, but the rain, at its heaviest, comes

tonight, into the first half of tomorrow, before it gradually tapers off from northwest to southeast through the day. so, in toward tomorrow evening, for example, if you have got outdoor plans, maybe still little damp, but the rain will have ended. torrey, over to you. >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, as of right now, we're awaiting the rush. still, waiting on the rush. as we approach 5:30, notice that traffic is moving fairly well out there. this is 95 right around bridge street, northbound traffic the traffic moving away from you, southbound the traffic coming toward you, and that's going to be all of those headlights. now, that delays will only grow bigger, right now not that bad. notice brakes inbetween the traffic, which is a good indicator not seeing too much after problem just yet. traveling on the 42 freeway, looking just as beautiful, headlights would be your northbound side. taillights would be southbound. and really all of our majors, not only in new jersey, but in pa, as well, are reflecting speed censors into the 50's, even 60s, traveling in new jersey, so do you have this good news. we do, however, have construction project on 295, affecting both sides of the roadway, between the black

horse pike and the 42, so just be mindful of that, ongoing project. natasha? >> thank you, talking sports now, the flyers open a home portion of the schedule with a see-saw battle against the jersey devils. the flyers fell behind three-nothing, and then scrambled to try to catch up. wayne simmons got the flyers even with a goal in the final seconds of the second period, the devils have a lot of fire power, and they went ahead to stay ahead, and stay on a goal by former flyer, danues. the eagles play in time time -- prime time sunday night. eagles offense struggled a bit at times this season, our beasley reese asked and eagles running back, shady mccoy, why he hasn't been doing so well, why he wasn't on the field at crunch time against the rams. >> supposed to go out there and do -- so i don't mind a call. he made a move. but that's how it is.

>> well, there was prime time game right here on cbs-3 last night. that is the colts andrew luck hooking up with ty hilton for a big touchdown in the first quarter last night. houston, the colts built a 24-point lead on the texans, then held on for a 34 to 28 win. the colts take over sole possession now of first place in the afc south. next rounds of the baseball playoffs starts tonight in baltimore. orioles host kansas city in the american championship series. winner of the best of seven series moves onto the worlds series. coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news", family fight involving the pay len's, why police had to get involved. jan? >> reporter: well, it was shaping up to be a routine trip. a routine flight from fill toy puntacana, until someone mentioned something about ' bowl a many a jan carabeo. coming up the dramatic response. >> news goes cents from bad to worse for nnl star adrian

peterson. what he said that could lands him in even more trouble. >> vittoria and katie return with traffic and weather together on the 3's. looking live in atlantic city. how is your weekend shaping up? katie has the answer back in

>> snow one injured at this wawa store held up at gunpoint cottman avenue in fox chase. both won the nobel peace prize, became international activist after she survived getting shot in the head by the taliban. she is the youngest person to ever win the nobel peace prize. she'll also be here in philadelphia in a couple of