. thursday night. brian is off. a philadelphia fire fighter is accused of impersonating a cop. police say his crimes do not end there. and, we will enjoy more sunshine. but is that the going to change just in time for the weekend. and that's coming up in accuweather. but the big story on "action news" is effort to stop the ebola virus from spreading now that it's here on american soil. texas officials are now trying to retrace steps of thomas eric dunkin, liberian man that traveled to dallas, texas to

visit family while infected. tonight, several of his own family members are being quarantined altogether in one apartment ordering them not to leave. now, there is word of another american infected while working in liberia. this time the patient is a journalist. "action news" reporter sharee williams takes it from. there she's following the big story live from the satellite center, sharee. >> shirleen, this journalist is a free lance photographer from "nbc news". "nbc news" saying he's been in liberia several years and as of recently covering ebola outbreak. this journalist saying he began to feel ill yesterday and had a fever and today went to the hospital and was indeed confirmed to have the deadly vie rouse. nbc news saying there are plans to fly the 33-year-old from liberia back to the states to receive treatment for this virus. meanwhile, back to the first patient who was diagnosed in the

u.s.. he is very ill tonight. and also, possibly facing charges from his home country of liberia. >> ebola patient thomas dunk anyone serious condition that according to family in north carolina that spoke out today. >> we just hope and pray that eric survives the night and we just got our hopes up for him. and we just hope he gets the necessary treatment he needs. >> he remains isolated at a dallas hospital. cdc says the parent may have had contact with at least 100 people including ambulance and hospital staff, friends and family including five children dunkin is related to. and none have symptoms. but they are being monitored. meanwhile, health officials in texas decided to power wash the apartment complex where dunkin visited family and four members were ordered to stay inside with no visitors for 21 days. dunkin is believed to have contracted the deadly virus here at the lie bearian house from a

pregnant woman infected. he later flew from liberia september 19 through brussels before making it to u.s. soil in washington d.c. and landed in dallas september 20. days later he felt ill and wept to the hospital. but he was given antibiotics and september home even though he told the nurse he had come in from the hot zone in liberia. >> regretfully that information was not fully communicated throughout the full team. >> now liberian authorities plan to prosecute dunkin because he allegedly lied on a travel questionnaire before leaving liberia. they say they did not tell the truth about his exposure to ebola when asked. >> in a way he put americans in a state of fear and put them at some risks i feel saddened by that and angry with him. >> so some strong words from the president of liberia tonight. meanwhile there's word local liberian community in the

delaware valley are working to organize and correct various items that could help those in liberia such as cleaning products, clorox, gloves and san takes tiesers to send back home. live in the satellite center shave he williams on phl17, charleen. >> speaking of that risk the ebola case has airline passengers concerned. as for united, which is airline that carried thomas eric dunkin that carrier is notifying passengers on flights with him and telling them how to contact federal health officials. still, authorities insist there is no risk of infection to passengers who were on the plane with dunkin or to anyone in the planes since then. >> developing tonight jp morgan chase says it's victim of data breach that affects 76 million households. hackers the stole names, addresses and e-mail addresses and phone numbers belonging to its customers and not account numbers for social security

numbers. customers who use chase.com, jp morgan on-line, chase mobile or jp morgan mobile are affected. the company is telling bank customers there's no need to change their passwords or account information. 7 million small businesses are also affected by the breach. in other news a stabbing is under investigation. the powellton section of philadelphia one man is dead and a child was in the home during the murder. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is following the story live tonight. any. >> reporter: and shirleen, this is a violent struggle that left one man dead. the homeowner in custody, and a 3-year-old boy slept through the entire things and tonight he's safe with police. homicide detectives on the scene in the 3200 block of summer street where police say a man violently stabbed another man inside the kitchen of this home. a jarring call came into 911.

>> just after 7:30 p.m., 16th district police responded to report of a person screaming and person with a weapon. >> reporter: police describe a gruesome scene that spread through several rooms ending in kitchen. >> they found a 57-year-old male stabbed multiple times, head, neck, chest, as well as extremities. >> witnesses told police the 59-year-old home owner was responsible and he surrendered to police. police say the 57-year-old victim and suspect were acquittances. this 3-year-old boy was sleeping through the violent fight. police took the child and two female witnesses to homicide and all were unharmed. upstairs police diskvrd a 6 to 8" knife covered in blood and took it in as evidence. and back out here live you can see the crime scene unit is out here looking for more evidence in this case. and at this point there is no clear motive in this case. possibly an argument. but no idea what sparked that

argument at this time. for now reporting live in southwest philadelphia, annie mccormick, for "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> all right. thank you any. and a man accused of pretending to be a police officer is actually a high-ranking philadelphia police officer and what's worse he's accused of forcing a woman into his car for sex. fire lieu step aunt jamaal jan son is charged with kid 23457ing, imperson nateing an officer and sexual assault. he drove up to the victim on 1300 block of west rust calm street 10:30 last night claiming to be a policeman. >> this young lady fears she was being arrested based on what the man said to her. she comes in his car and is forced into performing a sexual act. >> the woman escaped and called 911 it did not take long to track down the suspect. lieutenant johnson was at ladder

14 at 26 and york. >> surveillance video shows clear images of vandals up to no good in juniata park. two women and a man slashed tires on west laurel street and 4800 block of potter street tuesday night to wednesday morning. call police if you recognize them. we think you will like what's in the cards for tomorrow's weather. but it won't last through the weekend. meteorologist adam joseph has the word on some big changes. >> the changes will be temperatures dropping and a bit of rain to start your weekend. but the majority of the weekend will be on the dry side. as we look at double scan live radar we had a healthy amounts of clouds earlier again mainly north and east of philadelphia and we're starting to break up the cloud cover now and that will be the general trend for friday. as we look to the west in nation's heartland we're dealing with tornado watch this late in the season this late at night. a little on the rare side. we tip iingly get another little peak of tornado activity during

the months of october and november. but we're seeing a nasty squall line between little rock, arkansas to st. louis and trying to work its way up to chicago and this cold front will be pushing east but the severe weather with it will really fall apart so that is some good news. tomorrow, 4:00, we're still dry. the line of downpours and few thunderstorms is to the west and notice it kinds of falls apart midnight tomorrow night and showers come into the western suburbs and then it reignites at 10:00 saturday morning with showers and downpours pushing through our region. what's ahead here? fantastic friday and finish to the work and school week. a wet start to the saturday. however, there's changes coming saturday afternoon and then on sunday fall chill will number the air. we'll talk about that change from saturday morning shirleen to saturday afternoon and the coldest day so far since spring on sunday in that 7-day. >> thank you, adam. >> a new ordinance that would have banned smoking in public places was shot down by wilmington city council tonight.

the council voted 6-5 against the measure and the bill would have banned people from lighting up in parks, playgrounds, and bus shelters. trenton is rebuilding its police department with the help of a one and a half million grant. the money will fund 12 new officers. both of new jersey senators joined city and law enforcement officials and ceremony boosting new additions today a third of force was laid off three years ago. >> and a pennsylvania state trooper killed in a training accident will be buried during a private ceremony monday. before then, there will be a celebration of david kedra's life. he will be remembered in a memorial sunday night at 6 at the john givnish funeral roma academy road in northeast philadelphia. an a funeral service will follow monday morning at 1 1. that's at christ of the king church in philadelphia and the public is welcome. some of philadelphia's best

young chess players got to compete for the crown tonight. police athletic league city wide chess finals were held at the university of pennsylvania. 36 youngsters and 3 age divisions competed and winners were crowned king or queen of powell city wide chess. >> and still ahead on this full hour of "action news" at 10 a chase in los angeles ended as wildly as it began. also, a sperm bank mix-up has a mom suing over ethnicity of her child. and things just got real for a real housewife of new jersey cast member and her husband. ♪ decay. it's the opposite of evolution. the absence of improvement. and the enemy of perfection. which is why you can never stop moving forward. never stop inventing. introducing the mercedes-benz gla. a breakthrough in design, aerodynamics and engineering.

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>> a wild high speed loss ankle less came to an end when the driver lost control and crashed and the chase started in santa fay springs and went through several cities and at one point the driver who was ka caused of stealing that truck went the wrong way on the freeway and timely lost control, slide down embankment and smripd and was not hurt he quickly jumped out of the car and surrendered. prosecutors are investigating the grand jury hearing evidence in the fatal police shooting of michael brown. twirt user claims juror have not

seen enough evidence to justify prosecutor officer darren wilson. that user claims the information comes have a friend who is serving on the grand jury. the whom tweeted comment says her account was hacked. ft. tweet is credible it could amount to misconduct. the grand jury is expected to complete their work next month. >> the family of a brain dead california teen aimer wants the judge to declare her alivech the family's attorney argued 13-year-old johnny macmath is showing signs of life. the teen was declared brain dead in december after suffering complications from sleep apnea surgerych the girl's mother has kept her organs functioning at an undisclosed location. recovery from brain death would be a medical first. >> it is time now for accuweather forecast. adam joseph over at the big board and adam, changes are coming let's enjoy the now right.

>> yes, enjoy the now and changes coming are not bad changes we'll get much needed rain and feels like fall one day. as we look at philadelphia 721 the normal one degree above that low at 62 and normally at 54 records 3 and 87, 66 in allentown, 66 wilmington and 62 will mill and beach haven 62. pretty uniform temperatures across the entire area. satellite and radar we have storm over the coast. you can see the clouds are beginning to break up in mid-atlantic and southern new england boston to cape cod where they have seen rain two straight days. as we zoom west we're watching next system abroach severe weather near memphis in western part of tennessee valley as it pushes east and a around of rain for the beginning of the weekend. not only does this bring rain

but also chilly temperatures. to the north and west bismarck, billings, monday tan a. between 3 46 and 44 degrees we're jumping to winter in parts of the lower 48. a piece of that will moderate and push in our direction. >> tomorrow morning sun and clouds, patchy fog developing. temperatures between 56 and 58 between 6 and 8:00 hour. north and west region by region we go for frooi friday to round out the week. sun and clouds comfortable. allentown 73. lancaster 72 and along i-95 philadelphia 75 warm this time of year, 74 glassboro and west chester. and afternoon seabreeze lowers the temperatures and millville and speedwell coming back between 70 and 72 degrees. we'll have a lot of sunshine. shirleen, we'll talk about that rain and how much to expect and

that chilly day on sunday in that 7 day. >> thank you, adam. the lgbt community in philadelphia were invited to braves in boxing tonight for a lesson onself defense. emma may boxer and trainer jason sargus led the seminar in northern liberties. he wanted to offer the class in the wake of the recent attack on two gay men in center city. it is time now for sports. jamie apody is in for ducis rogers. she's live now in the "action news" sports center. hi there, james jury. >> hey there, what's going on. it's crazy to think the eagles are three 3-1 despite running bag and quarterback have played to potential. they're looking for a bounce back against the rams sunday 1u7bd. nick foles looking for a bounce back also. nothing sits with him more than his two incomplete pass from one that could have won the game in san francisco and quarterback

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>> a mom is suing a fertility clinic in chicago because she got something a little different than what she requested. jennifer cramlet and partner asked for a sperm donor, white blue eyes back in 2011. instead the midwest sperm bank insem nated her with sperm from a black man. she found out about the mix-up five months into her pregnancy. payton was born in 2012 and lives with the couple in predominantly white community in ohio which mom believes could present a challenge.

>> we want her to grow up in a community where she feels accepted, feels like it's normal to be who she is, walk down the street and not have anything, anything, screw that view. >> the sperm bank apologized and said it will refuntd couple their money. >> going sl facing a multi-million dollar lawsuit in connection with the celebrity photos stolen and leaked on the internet. and an attorney representing several actors, models and athletes sent a let to google this week. it says that the internet company failed to remove stolen images and celebrities from the sites. google could be liable for 100 million dollars in muntive damages. >> on "healthcheck" at 10. healthier soda options. coca-cola is now offering coca-cola life. it's a localery soda without the diet label. it has 35% fewer calories than regular coke and gets a lot of its flavor from the plant-based

sweetner steevria. and pepsi is trying out pepsi true stevia based and only sold through amazon.com. >> an important fundraiser took place in rumor night club in center city philadelphia to mark breast cancer awareness month the linda ceed foundation teamed one a company that offers post mastectomyy prosthetics. proceeds from the event help give local women a sense of normalcy after surgery. pennsylvania ballet kicked off the new season tonight with gala at the union league of philadelphia. it was first chance for supporters to greet the company's new artistic director anhil korae. he teamed up with principle anhil korae. he teamed up with principle dancer amy aldridge

guess what? the money we need to fund our schools lies right underneath your feet. that's right. down in the ground, pennsylvania has deep deposits of natural gas. but because of governor corbett, we're the only state in the country that doesn't make oil and gas companies pay an extraction tax. as governor, i'll make the gas companies pay up to help fund our schools for a change.

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>> if are you just joining us at 10:30 here are big stories we're cover on "action news" at 10 on phl17. app american free lance camera man working for nbc news in

liberia has been diagnosed with ebola. he will be flown back to the u.s. for treatment. the man from liberia infected with ebola and in texas lied on his questionnaire and said he was not in contact with any ebola patients. family members have been ordered to stay inside their home. jp morgan chase says it's victim of data breach that affects 76 million household. hackers stole names, e-mail addresses, and phone numbers of customers and not account numbers or social security numbers. only those that use chase.com, jp morgan on-line ar cp morgue ran a correct. >> i man was stabbed to death in powelton. it happened at a home in the 3200 block of summer street.

and new tonight a woman was stabbed in northeast philadelphia and suspect is still on the loose. and police were called to the 7800 block of east roosevelt boulevard shortly after 5. the woman suffered numerous defensive wounds on her arms. police cement the night scour for the suspect. >> fay a good look at the sketch. does this man look familiar. he attacked a woman near witness hicken part in chestnut hill. described as 25 to 30 years old, 6 feet twal muscular build the mana approached the woman from behind demanded money and forced her to the ground. she was also choked. >> and real house wives of new jersey star theresa and her husband joe are headed to pristineon. she'll serve 15 ms. on conspiracy and bankruptcy charges her sentence begins in january. when she's done her husband joe will report to prison for 41

months. together they must pay $414,000 in restitution. >> both sentences? government's view are fair, appropriate and reasonable and we're satisfied with the interrupt. >> the judge staggered their sentence so one of them could be with their four daughters at all times. the couple pleaded guilty in march to hiding assets from bankruptcy creditors and submitting hope toy loan applications. >> a third woman died as a result of a bus crash in delaware last month. the 43-year-old woman from india passed way at christianne hospital in newark this morning. she was taken there after september 21 sdaept. two others were killed and dozens injured when the bus overturned on an exit ram: some amazing dancers showed off fancy footwork this evening. it's all part of breast cancer

awareness month. these dancers are breast caper is survivors. they were paid one professional dancers for tonight's performance in cherry hill, new jersey. dancing survivors is event that raises money for the pink fund. it helps breast cancer patients with their non-medical expenses like housing, transportation, and utilities. >> there was another breast cancer awareness event lankanau medical center light the night pink. pink lum fairyes were in the shape of a big pink ribbon. afterwards there was an outdoor yoga class. >> pennridge high school students showed their support tonight they were decked out in pink for the varsity football game against abington. the students have donated more than 12,000 to grand you have hospital. that money stays in the community to help women suffering from breast caper is. >> we love all the support, right. >> everywhere you look there's something going on for.

it it's really nice to see and really warming of the heart. >> go pink. >> absolutely. >> accuweather forecast we'll have a brief assistant with fall. >> yeah, depths of fall so to speak. >> depths of fall. >> typical with late october early november as opposed to where we are now. so good grief as we take a look now action cam in haddonfield a beautiful night to take a walk around no matter where you were. and no so chilly that you need aid jacket this evening. that will change over the upcoming weekend. we'll look at double scan radar which shows not much going on and there was a little cloud cover around this afternoon an a lot is beginning to break apart in fact temperatures already dipping into the upper 50s kennett square to st. david and pottstown 62 and quakertown now at 61 and most areas in low 60s with exception far southern areas dover and smyrna in upper 50s again because of cloud deck kind of little more absent south

and west and thicker north and east so temperatures there boardwalk 64. ewing 6. brownsmill 6 2. any time you have cloud cover overhead acts as atmospheric blanket and it traps and holds. it once you get rid of the clouds the temperature drops. as we look to the west. severe weather southern part of ohio valley and tennessee valley right now. mem sis forunder a tornado watch as we watch a powerful line of storms march east. good news here is as this front approaches it's dry for friday. southerly wind it is warm with mix of sun and clouds of 75. and as the front approaches our area the severity of the storms really start to fall apart. so we'll see late night rain and we're not going to track any severe storms as we get into friday night or saturday morning. and allentown tomorrow and the lehigh valley, sun and clouds. comfortable and temperature of 73. if you are going to be anywhere

near the shore. atlantic city and all shore points tomorrow 70. a lot of sunshine. watch that afternoon seabreeze to kick in and that's carvingle numbers back a little bit. there after midnight tomorrow clouds are thickening up. there you see showers entering western suburbs and then we see steadier rain to start saturday morning. heavier downpours that could be a rumble of thunder around. again not tracking any severe storms and by about noon will start to dry it out in western suburbs and you're still going to wait to dry the rain out east of philadelphia until the afternoon hours and by 4bg rain is out and sunshine returning. if you have afternoon plans much better as we start to really brighten the okay. future tracker after the front passes numbers are really going to drop. sunday afternoon maybe only in the upper 50s. for highs with sunshine north and west. and low 60s for philadelphia south an east. and the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. sun and clouds on friday.

75. morning rain giving way to afternoon sun on saturday, 71. >> coldest day spring sunday, 62. kickoff 60 for eagles at the linc, 6 by 4th quarter and then nice rebound we jump 10 degrees on monday. there's a cool shot that moves in, moves out, partly sunny, beautiful, tuesday, 74 and couple showers possible wednesday into thursday. so we get that rain. but then temperatures plummet. sunday afternoon you may need light jacket. >> that wakes you up. >> yes. >> thank you, adam. >> all right. area chefs lift up tasty dishes tonight in ingredients grown locally. tonight was second annual heritage farm fair at methodist services and more than 200 guests sampled small plates and enjoyed great view of the city from belmont mansion lawn. methodist services help families parts time. >> busy day for recues we'll

show you window washers that got stuck high above the ground. >> and probably safe to say mickey's fun wheel was not fun tonight. wait until you hear how long riders were stranded and two teachers are in trouble tonight after a tryst with a student. teachers are in trouble tonight after a tryst with a student. how they got busted after the

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asoughting a police officer. he is facing a laundry list of charges he's suspended 30 days with intent to dismiss. >> two english teachers in louisiana are accused of doing more than teaching but having a three-some with a stipt 16 at the time. shelly dufrane and rachel lespis met with the boy after a foot bam game. they went to back to respis's apartment where they had sex for hours. the student was heard bragging and told his friends he met the teachers multiple times and even made videos of theiren counters. authorities are now combing

through cell phones looking for that video evidence. >> and the death of 16-year-old football player is called a freak incident. long island teen died hours after collision on the field wednesday. the school district plans to invest everything from the time of hit to what kind of helmet and equipment the players were using. the medical examiner will determine the cause of death. right now it appears the teen suffered a head injury. after the collision, he got up and then collapsed and was rushed to the hospital where he had surgery. >> former nfl players involved in concussion lawsuit had until 1th to opt out. nfl agreed to pay 765 million over 65 years individual awards could reach 5 million but average former player with alzheimer's or dementia is expected to only gets 190,000 dollars and a couple of window

washers had to be rescued after they got stuck open the 19th floor of skyscraper. they were hanging there for 2 hours before a firefighter repelled down the building to get them. the security worker says a cable malfunctioned strappeding window washers guys were a little dehydrated and hungry and otherwise okay. >> mickey's fun wheel was probably anything but fun ride as disney california adventure stalled 0 minute with last hour and a half they started manually removing passengers one by one it's unclear how many had to be recueed no injuries reported. disney is parent company of 6abc. >> check out these bumbleing bear bandits they tried to get away with with several twelve packs from a florida convenience store and the first one can't get the door open. they dropped at least 12 packs as they ran back to their car. their license plate was caught

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she'll share more money saving secrets. i'm amy buckman for "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> go ahead what are you going to do. >> love those tips. >> if you ask prince george parents they'll it will you paparazzi is a royal pain. william and kate asked two photographs to stop following prince and nanny around public parks. william and kate want their son to have a normal childhood. prince george is third in line to british flown thrown and next year he'll become a big brother. time for sports. jamie apody is standing by live at the big board, jamie. >> shirleen, nick foles may not have the best season so far but after last year he's a household name. there's the guy the rams are counting on sunday you may have never heard of him. his name is austin davis ram's third strippinger after -- was lost free season and shawn hill lost week one the job went to kid walk on at southern mississippi he through 754

yards, three touch doupdz and three interception in two and a half games behind center and because of that eagle can not afford to overlook him. >> we have to prepare like i've been saying like we're playing tom braider payton manning obviously there's not a lot of tape and there's things we need to look at more in-depth and it makes it tough because sometimes you cannot see the timing of routes and everything and how he's releasing ball but you know we have to look what the we have. >> from now on it all accounts for flyers preseason. flyers finishing up in washington. 2-1 lead. eric ties it up. you know what's not fair. shootouts in preseason. and yet here you go. denny beating steve mason to win it for the kcavs. >> 3-2 the final. >> if you need someone to root for millville and angels opening up and game tied at two bottom of 6th inning.

is this what santa does during off season. twelve weeks of christmas baltimore heading north pole. christmas came early for baltimore fans. nelson cruz rbi single o's scored 8 times in theth inning, 1-3. >> union hosting chicago fire and another key match. all they have to do is hold out two more minutes in change. they can't. union goalie gives the ball back to the flyers. robert earnshall scores the equalizer in stoppage time. and then he'll flip out. game ends in 1-1 tie. >> the saints came marching in for philadelphia soul that's not right graphic any way new orleans receiver bought into the ownership group. he hopes rebrings as much success. finally we've all been there.

bench player on fancy football team and then the guy ends up with monster day. in fact that happened this week new york giants tighten o'donnell bunched himself and went with very done. donald touchdowns. he said i would have won if i played me. he didn't. >> now he can play himself. >> he should. >> absolutely he should. >> speaking of eagles got to see them tonight. let's check out this video. we know eagles are working hard on the field for this week's game. tonight, they took a moment to support one of their own off the field. wide receiver brad smith held fashion inspired event to raise funds for his charity. true foundation which promotes education and discipline among young people. the event was called the style game held at sacks fifth avenue in bala-cynwyd tonight. they were challenged to create

outfits by running to the store to mix and match various looks. >> we try to find anybody and everybody we can help and we do that and sometimes they can be scarce so having people join us in our mission is wonderful. >> "action news" sharee williams among the invited guests. i got got to stop by the event as well. it was a lot of fun. who actually won that's still out for debate. funds raised tonight benefit youth back in smith's hometown in ohio. smith says he hopes to expand in ohio. smith says he hopes to expand his efforts

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at the forecast. >> kids will be excited. as you head to the bus stop, 58 degrees. by 8:00, sun and clouds and seasonable for this time of year. as they head home into the afternoon, temperatures are going to be pretty warm. don't need a jacket. as you head home, 71 degrees by 1:00 and topping off at 75 above normal at 4bg with high clouds developing in the afternoon ahead of that rain that comes in by midnight tomorrow. >> all right. good stuff. thank you adam. and here's something you don't see often and all brian owe humming bird. a louisiana woman stood still hours just to get photographs of the phenomenon.

you can see it it enjoying sugar have a bird feeder she nicknamed the bird miracle. very cute. "modern family" is next followed by friends. for adam joseph, jamie apody, ducis rogers and brian taff, i'm shirleen alicott, have a good night. shirleen alicott, have a good night. see you

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