We will give it a nine. Few more clouds and sunshine but we will stay dry, however, we are going to be watching out for some rainfall, not so much today but more as we move in the overnight. Seventythree for the high. Lower 60s moving into tonight. Coming up we will have more on the rainfall that will impact the weekend. Time for a look at traffic on this friday morning, a we take a live look at i95, girard avenue, you can see that traffic starting to build up as folks make their way to work and school. Also reports of an accident in perkasie, south fifth street at west chestnut, and that accident has cleared, thankfully this morning. Back to you. 7 01 on this friday, an american cam why man who work for a News Organization helping to cover ebola out break in liberia. For a Major News Network. He has tested positive for the virus and license flown back to the states for treatment. Meantime a texas woman has been confined to her apartment under armed guard after Thomas Eric Duncan, the
Presentation state of surveillance. Im thuy vu. Last june, we learned the National Security agency has been collecting americans phone records and email for years. As a National Conversation continues about the federal governments access to private information, local Law Enforcement in california are experimenting with new crimefighting tools eyes on the street and in the skies feeding images to command centers. Amanda pike with the center for investigative reporting shows us some of the new technologies now being tested. Pike officer Rob Halverson of the Chula Vista Police department is testing a technology that could change how police fight crime. [ police radio chatter ] hes on a call to verify the identity of a woman just arrested for possession of narcotics. [ dog barks ] he doesnt need to ask her name or check her i. D. He just takes her picture. Halverson just look here, please. Pike his tablet uses facialrecognition software to find the suspects mug shot and criminal history. H
Presentation state of surveillance. Im thuy vu. Last june, we learned the National Security agency has been collecting americans phone records and email for years. As a National Conversation continues about the federal governments access to private information, local Law Enforcement in california are experimenting with new crimefighting tools eyes on the street and in the skies feeding images to command centers. Amanda pike with the center for investigative reporting shows us some of the new technologies now being tested. Pike officer Rob Halverson of the Chula Vista Police department is testing a technology that could change how police fight crime. [ police radio chatter ] hes on a call to verify the identity of a woman just arrested for possession of narcotics. [ dog barks ] he doesnt need to ask her name or check her i. D. He just takes her picture. Halverson just look here, please. Pike his tablet uses facialrecognition software to find the suspects mug shot and criminal history. H
We have a couple of issues this morning, we have got the fog in our area, and down to our south we have a tropical, subTropical Storm. We have a fire mixed in. The Wharton State Forest fire and this is, do you know what this is. You probably cannot even tell. Man, you have to wake up pretty early, wait a minute we do wake up pretty early. The lets get to that number of the day. We have an eight out of ten. There he is, bus stop buddy, you can see him through the fog, mostly south of philadelphia but starting to creep northward that fog and we have extended our dense fog advisory to include gloucester and camden counties and the whole of Burlington County as well. Even though we in philadelphia are not in the dense fog advisory we have less than a mile visibility. You just saw what we were talking about trying to look at the platt bridge. 8 of a mile in trenton and less than half a mile in atlantic city, wildwood millville, dover and wilmington, delaware. The thinks your satellite radar
International extradition battle. Derek ward has our report tonight. Reporter Samuel Sheinbein dead, killed by an israeli Prison Response Team in a prison just north of tel aviv after Authorities Say he shot three Prison Guards and barricaded himself in a cell block, a violent final chapter to a story that rocked this community and grew to international proportions. It began with the death of alfredo teo. The victims body was found of a garage of a then vacant home in this section of breeze hill in aspen hill, maryland, not far from the sheinbein home. In 1987 sheinbein murdered and mutilated alfredo teo. A montgomery teen, it was being called a thrill killing. Officials here uponed him back. Doug duncan was county executive at the time. If we had been able to keep him here hopefully none of this would have ever happened. Reporter though has eventual incarceration there only came after International Legal wrangling here. John mccarthy was prosecutor in the case here. We had won in the