Well have more details, and when we clear out in the full accuweather forecast. Now, to the deepening fears of the ebola virus. Here are the latest developments tonight. A second nurse in dallas, texas, has contracted the disease after treating Thomas Duncan before he died. Amber vincent will be transferred to atlanta for treatment and she flew on a commercial flight from cleveland, and meanwhile, president obama has canceled a Campaign Trip to meet with his cabinet about ebola and the fight that needs to take place in the u. S. And overseas. I am confident we can prevent an outbreak of the disease here in the united states, but it becomes more difficult to do so if this epidemic of ebola rains out of control in west africa. Registered nurse and action news reporter, ali gorman joins us now with more on todays developments. We knew this was a possibility, but another Health Care Worker is infected with the virus, the second nurse Amber Vincent will be transferred to emory hospital. Amb
Be moving through. With rain and storms moving through tonight and overnight make sure you have the cbs3 philly weather app, that is on your smart phone. Check it out, check out radar, get the clock and updated forecast, down load it on i tunes google play. The latest Health Care Worker infect with ebola ace being transferred from a hospital in dallas to a specialize fad silt is at Emery University in atlanta. Right now the cdc is contacting Frontier Airlines passengers who shared a flight with 29 yearold Amber Vincent on october 13th, that is the day before she reported symptoms. After that positive diagnosis, a hazmat team went to her apartment, to decontaminate it, meanwhile president obama canceled his Campaign Trips today to hold a Cabinet Meeting on this out break. Correspondent Omar Villafranca has latest from dallas. Reporter Frontier Airlines jet was scrubbed down at clevelands airport after Health Officials reported the latest ebola patient was on board monday. Twentynine yea
United states but right now, here we go, you have as got very heavy rain here, across West Virginia after layer an mountains and alleghenies and it will roll our way. These pieces funneled up along the leading edge of the frontal boundary and that why is we will see sort of pocket would i say of heavy rain coming through throughout the course of the day. Right now it is really warm. Granted we have got clouds out there but this is a a nice mild start to the day for you but look at the difference, back toward st. Louis and little rock and blues starting to show up in the Northern Plains but you can so tell where front has yet to cross. Seventy from philadelphia, 75 down to charleston and 50s off to the west in atlanta that is a spot where front has done it thing and gone. Future rain amounts for us are impressive. Keep in mind this is a model but this shows you what were talking about here potential to see anything from half inch up to two plus inches depending where heavier round have
Showers to the west and some scattered breaks of sunshine in delaware and south jersey. Then showers moving in at noontime, 77 degrees. Your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back. But first, jillian mele has a dry start to the traffic day. Good morning, jillian. Good morning to you, bill. But unfortunately, we have a serious accident out of chester county, upper oxford, route 10 limestone road is blocked off right now at route 926, which is street road, all because of an accident involving a downed pole and some downed wires at the scene. You can take hawkins road, forest manor road, even 896, depending where you need to go this morning, but avoid that portion of limestone road. Heading to 95, average speeds looking great, about 55 Miles Per Hour is what were seeing right near girard avenue. And this is what its looking like. This is the southbound side right at girard. You can definitely see where were seeing some volume out there start to increase, but no big slowdow
New ebola cases a week in as little as two months. And now, 70 percent of those infect are dying. Up from 50 percent, the the federal government is working to adjust its response, now that dallas has its second case, becoming ground zero for ebola in the u. S. Local Health Departments nationwide are preparing for more possible cases. Action News Reporter dann cuellar is following the big story live from the satellite center, dann. Reporter shirleen in, a admission today the nations top disease fighting agency says it failed to do all it should have done, that it could have done more to prevent ebola from spreading from a liberia man who died last week in dallas to the nurse who was treating him. The the director for centers for Disease Control and prevention say theyve bowl a Response Teams that will be sent out to hospitals, as soon as the patient is diagnosed with ebola, also, more training will be offered to Health Care Workers as cdc tries to calm fears nationwide in retrospect wit