it remind me of the street in paris. yes. ben franklin parkway. hi lauren. yes. hi. how are you guys. super. excited about nick cannon. nick cannon will be in the studio. is he on satellite? no, he is sitting right here at the desk. in the studio. in the studio. yes. and why is he choosing temple university over the other schools in town, to, to do, 100 episode of wild and out. special. and we have to ask him about america s got talent. people are talk about the fact that john dorenbos did not win. and maybe appeal is in order. lauren, what else. are you fed up with your significant other, that is a question we are asking our viewers, not asking mike and alex this question. yes. but you can never say yes, especially now. yes. so then are you saying that you are. no, no not at all. some women are saying guess what, i will go to the backyard to get away. well, what about if it is winter. well, they are creating some she shed
phone calls, from the isolation unit, and fiance and two friend have been quarantined for 51 days. doctor had been out and about in the city all week eating at restaurants, bowling, jogging and riding on the subway, health officials cleared bowling alley to reopen but wanted to make sure it was sanitized fire. once that is taken care of we will open the the the door to the public and hope mayor and governor come down. reporter: police working the scene near the apartment were caught on camera disposing of their protective gear and caution tape into a street corner trash can, it is not men how close they got to the doctor, or his sealed apartment. don champion, cbs-3 eyewitness news . lets talk some more now about that texas nurse nina pham contracted ebola while treating a sick patient. she again was discharge from the national institutes of health hospital in maryland, and then spoke about her recovery. it has been very stressful and challenging for me and my family
nice this afternoon. 70 degrees. and warmer during the workweek. we re waking up to clear skies. live look from cape may camera. nice day to be at the beaches. lots of sunshine as we head throughout the afternoon and temperatures climbing quickly. chilly right now if you re getting a head start bright and early this morning. not bright but early. 48 in philadelphia. along the coast we re looking at 43 in atlantic city and 41 degrees in millville. another look outside, waking up to clear skies. lots of sunshine once the sun does rise. dry weekend. very nice weekend overall for all your fall activities. by 8:00, 52. 10:00 a.m., 57. up to 62 by noon. we ll be near 70 this afternoon. again, even warmer during the workweek. i ll have detapes in a few minutes. new from overnight. one man is dead. another is wounded after a shooting in philadelphia. nbc 10 was thereafter gunfire erupted just after midnight. a 25-year-old man was rushed to the hospital where he died. a second man w
now at 10:00 exercising extreme caution. the governors of new york and new jersey imposed mandatory quarantines on any travelers who have had contact with ebola patients. this as we learn exclusive new information about how philadelphia plans to increase protection for its first responders. good evening, i m chris may. i m jessica dean. eyewitness news reporter todd quinones joins us now from philadelphia with a look at what the city will start doing. todd? reporter: jessica, due to some safety concerns knew protective gear right now is being delivered to the philadelphia fire department first responders. outfits like these thin gowns are about to be replaced by higher level protection suits like the ones you see here. the fire commissioner confirms 1600 new jump suits have been ordered. they include hoods, masks, face shields and also body insulation bags will now be aboard all units to isolate any ebola patient from a caregiver making it safer for firefighters a
a young boy survives a mountain lion attack in california. but the big to her on action news this noon is the new school year for the kids in the cash-strapped philadelphia school district. the bells rang across the city as 135,000 students went back to school, the first day of classes comes as the district is trying to overcome a budget deficit. john rawlins joins us outside the new link high school. the new school is in an unused portion of the middle school. as the district continues to battle an 81 million-dollar deficit, still the superintendent said it s important to innovate and open the new schools. school open on time for the 130 public school kids, but future operations remain in doubt. more than 1,000 employees could face pink slips unless harrisburg approves a cigarette tax hike. we ll get to a time during the year where we ll have to make reductions. i m concerned about that. reporter: mayor nutter at the first day of school at one of the district s