a young boy in south jersey loses his life after contracting enterovirus d68, is what being conn to calm parent's fears and keep kids safe. an ebola scare in delaware, child from liberia is in isolation at a dover hospital with symptoms consistent with that difficult sees why health officials say it is not time to panic. we are looking at our cool monday morning. >> cool, it is cold out. in fact our two counties in our viewing area are under a frost advisory, we will show thaw, moments from now. >> my goodness. thanks very much. then another win, under the the eagles belt but they have a lot to do before they are ready for the next game. howard eskin explains in

sports in a minute what the team needs to step up, and if they had a's like to defeat the the giants. >> i've got a couple ideas. >> let's give darren sproles the the ball more. big daddy graham will talk about that in an hour and five minutes. >> in the meantime it is monday october 6th, 2014. morning after yet another win, sue serio. >> yeah, that was exciting. in fact, i saw two, the fire works from two touchdowns, driving on i-95 yesterday. the the ones that were back to back, fumble recovery and one that came right after that. >> it was very exciting. >> anyway, i know you care more about this than that. carbon and monroe county are under a frost advisory until 9:00 this morning. that is really cold up there. let's check out our temperatures in the 30's in mount pocono and allentown. and, pottstown. now if you weren't out early in the morning yesterday, then this is going to be a shock to your system. 49 degrees here in the city.

five in wilmington. forty-six in dover. forty-six in wildwood. so, this morning, it is all about the temperature. ultimate doppler had has a little bit of precipitation in the western part of the state but we don't expect to make that here today. it is not until tomorrow that we will get rain and we will show you that. showers to shivering yesterday, we have 70 over weekend with 70 degrees on saturday and 61 was the the high yesterday. we expect to get to 72 degrees, mostly sunny and becoming milder, how about 10 degrees milder or so then it was yesterday, for a high temperature and wind will be on the light side. so there is your weather authority forecast, with improvement but get ready for a chilly morning. two minutes after 4:00 o'clock we will start on the the schuylkill expressway eastbound just past conshohocken, disabled vehicle there has a significant fuel spill and the the right lane is block. so we will keep you updated on that one right on the schuylkill n westville, new jersey almondson road at delsea drive there is an

accident that has some lanes block, police are currently directing traffic around that. on i-95 northbound at 202 there is construction, this is in delaware that has left lane block until about 5:00 a.m., kerry. sue, thank you. 4:03. breaking news police investigating a homicide in west philadelphia a it happened overnight a 35 year-old man shot once in the chest at the intersection of 60th and girard. victim was rush to the hospital and later pronounced dead n word on a suspect or motive at this time. in north philadelphia, police say a man was shot as many as eight times, police called to the scene along the the 2300 block of west somer-set street around 1:30 this morning and his condition is unknown. police don't have any information about the shooter. in south philadelphia police investigating a possible kidnapping, this one happened just after 7:00 last night on the 1400 block of south ninth street. witnesses a saw two men grab

two boys, and put them in the trunk. the vehicle reportedly a gray honda and it was pulling an orange food cart. we will keep you updated on that one. at 4:04 happening right now an ebola scare in delaware. a child from liberia is in isolation at bay health kent general hospital in dover. >> the child was admitted to the er with ebola like symptoms. gender and age are unclear at this point. doctors have completed an initial assessment following cdc guidelines for identifying cases of eye bowl a delaware office of infectious disease and cdc were notified on have that testing. the the hospital says that the child is past that 21 day maximum incubation period and cdc determines likelihood of ebola infection is extremely low. the patient will continue to be held at the hospital for observation until the cdc gives the all clear. meantime the first person to be diagnosed with ebola the in the u.s. has taken a turn for the the worst.

thomas eric duncan is listed in critical condition at that hospital in dallas. yesterday doctors said duncan is fight to go stay alive. duncan arrived on september 20th and felt ill a few days later. officials say he had close contact with ten people and dozens more may have been around him when he was showing symptoms of that virus. a massachusetts doctor who is back in the hospital after he was successfully treated for ebola a virus is not infect according to hospital officials. test results for doctor rick s ac ra, came back negative and cdc has confirmed that his symptoms are not due to the virus. he is now being removed from isolation and will continue to receive routine care, for a respiratory infection. at 4:05. ebola has been ruled out as a cause of sickness on board of a flight that returned to new jersey over the weekend. >> that plane landed at newark liberty international airport. the the flight was met the by medics on at kay with the passenger and his daughter were escorted off by medical officials. a man who had recently

traveled in west africa had been vomiting but cdc says a fully valuation shows he is not the sick withe bowl because that he has symptoms consistent with a minor and treatable illness. 4:06. happening today a funeral will be local eld for a pennsylvania trooper, killed over a gun training exercise. family and friend are saying good bye to 26 year-old david kedra, during services in philadelphia he was accidentally shot the in the chest last week. investigators say another trooper's gun mistakenly discharged. the the flag over u.s. capitol on september 11th, 2001 was down zoomed at a fire in the flute 39 memorial. friday's fire in shanksville destroyed the park's headquarters complex. park staff says several at problems lost along with that flag. they include permanent items of flight 93 passengers and crew, dvd's of annual commemoration ceremonies and about 100 tribute items left

by visitors, people visiting that memorial this weekend. they say looking at this damage is really tough. >> it the just brings back, that day again, just looking at what remade. >> i glanced over there in the weeds there out of respect. >> investigators say they found no indication of a arson or foul play but it could take weeks before officials exactly determined the cause. topping national headlines this morning a train conductor is recovering from serious injuries following a derailment in north east lou san a this accident happened there yesterday after afternoon when a freight train hit a truck that was stuck on the track. two engines and 17 cars derail according to the union pacific rail company. investigators say the trucker was not hurt. supreme court opening up its new term today with less attention, grabbing cases on the agenda. >> but some of the cases that the justices will hear this week will focus on a faulty

traffic stop over a car's broken brake light in north carolina whether or not a must rim prisoner can have facial hair. the prosecution of a rap shore wrote threaten facebook post about his estrange wife, an fbi agent and area schools, why same sex marriage is in the on the dock this week justices are expected to rule on the constitutionality before the term is out. at 4:08. a prayer vigil acquitting police officers and young cadets is held for an honored murdered police killer at the same time his convicted killer was giving a commencement speech. more on that co

wow, it is cold out there this morning. of course, chilly change came after the rain on saturday and because of of relatively clear skies overnight, we have carbon and monroe county under a frost advisory this morning. the parts of the northern new jersey, same thing, so keep that in mind stepping out the side the door and selecting your outer wear for today. 37 degrees in mount pocono. thirty-nine in allentown. thirty-eight in pottstown. 49 degrees here in philadelphia. forty-three in reading. only 40 in lancaster. as we will go down to millville also only 40 degrees. forty-five wilmington. mid 40's in dover as well. so everybody gets the chill. today, we will get to a high of 72 degrees. the mostly sunny skies. breezes will pick up a little bit but a lot more milder then yesterday when we never made

it out of the 60's thank goodness for the sunshine. it was breezy and chilly all will day. a a little bit milder like we said, it was 72 degrees. the tonight we will see increasing clouds. we he will get ready for rain on tuesday and possibly wednesday with tonight a's overnight low 56 degrees. it won't be nearly as cold as it it was, last night, or like right now. that is your 4:12 weather authority forecast. yes, it is weather on the one's, usually traffic on the two's. we will start off this report in upper more land, byberry road at mason's mill road we have a disable vehicle there. schuylkill expressway eastbound, just past the the conshohocken curve. there is a disable vehicle there and a fuel spill, so the right lane is block. you will really need to be careful around there. in westville, new jersey almondson road at delsea drive an accident with lane blockages, police are currently directing traffic around that, kerry. >> sue, thanks. 4:12. looking at other stories

making headlines around the world. three american air men in japan, swept out to sea by a powerful typhoon. we know at least one is dead. the other two are still missing. that same typhoon slammed central japan earlier this morning triggering mud slides. more than 600 flights have been canceled at the the airport there and more than 2 million people have been told to evacuate. in mexico officials find a mass grave near a city where violence last week even resulted in six deaths. mexican forensic experts recovered 28 charred bodies from the mess. prosecutors say corpses were too badly damage to identify and wouldn't say if the remains may be those of 43 students who went missing during protest last week. hunt for malaysia airlines flight 370 resumes in the indian ocean. yes, it is one of the ships involved in the search for the plane here, months of searches have not shown up any trace of that missing air liner.

it disappeared march 8th carrying 239 people, so the mystery continues as does the search, that search is expected to take up to a year focusing on a 23,000 square mile area. family of an american aid a worker threatened with death bias is is speaking out. in a statement released yesterday, peter casek's parents say their son expressed fears of dying in the letter sent back in june. now the national security council confirms that peter is in the the hands officeis. the the terror group is threatening he will be the next victim beheaded. was abduct in lebanon helping syrian refugees. the his family says although he feared death did he want to help alleviate the suffering of others. >> we are so very proud of you and the work that you have done to bring humanitarian aid to the syrian people. we implore those who are holding you to show mercy and use their power to let you go. >> in a recent week or in recent weeks i should say isis

has executed four western hostages. they blame u.s. intervention in the middle east for their attack. 4:15 is the the time. pro democracy protest in hong kong appear to be dwindling. >> yeah, authorities warned protesters cleared city streets the by the beginning of the workweek. students outside governmental headquarters removed some barricades that blocked building's entrance and some who have decided to go home will but others are refusing to budge. they are demanding the right to choose their top leader. the these demonstrations have been going on now for more than a week. parents in mercer county are concerned after a four year-old boy, died from enterovirus d68. >> school officials are awaiting test results on a second child at yardville elementary in hamilton township. a community meeting was held last night to address these parents concerns. four year-old eli waller died september 25th, his death is first in new jersey, directly linked to enterovirus d68. some parents are upset that

there was not better communication from school officials about what was going on. >> said communications could have been better. a agree with. that we said we would ramp that up. >> we're not saying this is over with and i guess that is what i would need to hear, it was an isolated case but it is not. >> school officials say they are continuing to look into their protocol for how they deal with situations like this and make sure you tune into good day, doctor oz, will be on to address the spread of this illness. eli's dad released a statement that reads in part my wife and i simply cannot thank you all nearly enough for rolls you flared eli's life. while our hearts break in his passing our hearts overflow with overwhelming gratitude. we want everybody to know how grateful we are for such an outpouring of love and support not only during eli's life but during his passing. the hustle and bustle at 13th and locust streets in center city, well, it came to

a stop for a full 30 minutes. police officers and young cadets stood together to hold a prayer vigil to remember the the life of murdered police officer daniel faulkner. the silent protest, coincided with the commencement address given by faulkner's convicted killer mumia abu-jamal. now he was selected by students at his alma matter goddard college to deliver the message. it was a taped address that was played during the ceremony last night. abu-jamal is serving a life sentence. officers thought the invitation was a real slap in the face. >> i believe it is despicable they would use a convicted murderer as a commencement speaker especially from almost 33 years ago mumia saw fit to silence danny a's voice. >> during his taped address abu-jamal pushed for social change and he encouraged graduates to find their own voice. meanwhile goddard college released this statement saying

quote, many diverse commencement speakers have been chosen to represent perspectives not normally in our discourse. even if it is unpopular we need to listen to and engage in difficult discussions. this is what free speech is all about. our students understand is there great more tonight what mumia abu-jamal has said, it is important that we at goddard college support this complicated inquiry in the freedom of speech. arizona residents may have thought they stepped in the cartoon this week end, where a pea an piano. the the owner of this 1964 grand piano just moved into a new high rise apartment and decided that the 1200-pound piano, was coming through in matter what. crews hoisted it in the air. workers on the balance conn write waiting with a ramp. they brought tonight and lowered tonight to place.

>> i wastent craze bye doing it judge us because balance copy and how tight things she. she went as far as saying i'll take ate part in pieces and put it back together. >> landing inside is one of the best things that has happened to me in 60 years. i'm so thankful. >> the piano now safely in its new home today on the 15th floor of the building and who knew that story would make national news. how y'all doing there sue serio. >> that is something you don't see every day. >> yeah. >> i really thought the reason it was news was because it dropped. >> no, it is a successful piano. >> we don't only do the bad news so stop complaining out there. >> you get up in the middle of

the night, nurses a baby all night, her husband is a fighter jet pilot and another little one sometimes these fopa's happen. >> bless your heart. >> yes. >> can you tell we're stretching to the one's because it is not a one, just yet can you read what you see on the screen behind me, it is,. >> yes. >> it is ain't 4:21. >> i can't do weather yet. well, let me tell you what i did this weekend. i did knitting when it got chilly outside but you know what i did the clear walk at boat house row there was more people there. wait for a good cause and people suffering from a terrible disease but it was great to see all of the positivity there, in the sunshine and we were all wearing our fleece because it was really chilly you just

totally earned your paycheck. >> eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one: so now, we can talk about weather, because it is 4:21. and there is a frost advisory in effect, for carbon and monroe counties. there is an advantage to being on in the middle of the night. >> traffic and weather on the one's, animation here. >> we got it. >> it the is just not timely at the moment because now we're just already doing it. now we will give you a nine out of ten. what a nice recovery this afternoon with 72 degrees. the light rain tomorrow in the overnight hours into wednesday but then we will recover nicely on wednesday afternoon. so, our warmest day of the week is tomorrow with that high of 74, and increasing clouds but i don't think it will rain during the the day on tuesday. wednesday, thursday, are both sunny days and then rain coming friday into saturday morning.

that will cool things off again. eagles i believe have a sunday night game this week. so that one will be chilly. that is your weather authority forecast. the lets see what we have for traffic. because we actually have a few problems early on this monday morning. we will start off at 422 a at the trooper road exit. there is construction there that may cause delays in your morning commute, that is what we've got and now it is 422, chris. fly eagles fly on the road to victory. victory in the books for the birds, but getting a win next time might not be so easy. we are taking on the giants in prime time sunday night. howard eskin explains in sports in a minute next. trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com

good morning, i'm howard eskin. eagles are four and one but sometimes you wonder how some of the mistakes they continue to make it but it is special teams and defense. lets go to the link and take a look. all right. eagles, look at this, they get touchdowns off of defense, trent cole with the sack, cedric thornton with the touchdown. eagles up 27-seven. they led 34 -seven but it comes down to the last drive by the the rams. it is fourth and 13, down by six and no, defense does it. eagles win. fans had their moments but the record is the record.

>> i know philly fans know what is going on but, you know, they booed for a second here but we deserved it. we did in the play well in the third quarter. we have a lot of things to get fix to get ready for giants. >> giants are next sunday night before the eagles take the bye. that is sports in the minute. i'm howard eskin. all right. 4:26 this morning. the baseball history over the weekend, the longest, post season game over. >> san francisco giants verse nationals, washington nationals, on saturday, 18 innings in and they still have a winner until this. giants got a home run and got the tenth consecutive post season victory ending the two-one the the score here. the teams tied the mark for most things a post season game setting a record of nearly six and a half hours. basically they played two games. >> i can't believe there were people still in the stands.

>> olympic gold medalist michael phelps entering rehab. he took to twitter yesterday to let fans know he is seeking treatment following his dui a arrest last week. this isn't his first run in with the the law, you may remember he was also charged with drunk driving in 2004 and then in 2009 pictures of him smoking mar yawn a were made public. 4:27. investigators released new details after a flag flown for 9/11 is burn at a pennsylvania memorial site. what else was lost in that fire. and then some people choose to cross the the ocean by boat, others in a gigantic floating ball. what was this guy thinking. it turns out he may have a

delaware resident are on high alert right november a a child from liberia ends up in a local hospital with ebola-like symptoms what health officials are saying this morning. then a young boy in south jersey loses his life after contracting the enterovirus d68, is what being done now to calm parents fears and to keep you save. philadelphia is not pennsylvania's most dangerous city according to a new study, residents in chester react to their new you tight that will puts them on the top of this new list. then a womb transplant leads to a healthy birth in sweden. or calling it a medical miracle y that procedure is giving some woman new hope but

it may never be attemptedded in the united states. good day, it is monday october 6th, 2014. thankfully we do not to have stretch to the one's. 4:31 sue serio, good morning. >> yes, it is and we have the the best advise we can give you this morning is add an extra layer, to your outer wear this morning because there is a frost advisory in the pocono counties, carbon and monroe but it is cold every where this morning. if you weren't out early in the morning yesterday then it will be a shock even if you were it still is, 37 degrees in mount pocono. thirty-nine in allentown. 38 degrees in pottstown. we have 49 in philadelphia. forty-five in wilmington. 46 degrees in dover. so, nobody is enclose to 50 degrees. i guess we are close in philadelphia but not there just yet. temperatures will get down before it goes backup again and sunrise gets later and later in the morning. precipitation, none in the area right now, eventually a warm front will lift through here and give us some rain,

tomorrow late at night but we do expect even though you see rain in the western part of the state to stay dry today with high pressure in control. how is the weekend? we have rainy morning on saturday and we ended up with 07 degrees. sixty-one was all we managed for a high temperature yesterday. today we expect about 72, becoming milder then it was on sunday, so the chilly start, nice recovery later on. the that is your weather at 4:32, monday morning traffic right now and we will start off with the northeast extension of the pennsylvania turnpike, so the southbound side, between lehigh valley and quakertown, construction has right lane blocked there. schuylkill expressway eastbound, that is coming towards the the city, just past conshohocken there. disable vehicle has a significant fuel spill is he right lane is block so it may be a while before they can clean that up. westville new jersey, almondson road at delsea drive an accident has lanes block. police are directing you a around that one, chris. >> sue serio, thank you.

4:32 is your time. police are investigating a a homicide in west philadelphia from overnight. a 35 year-old man was shot once in the chest at the intersection of 60th and girard. the victim was rush to the hospital, later pronouncedded dead. no word on a suspect ore motive at this point. in north philadelphia a man was shot as many as eight times, police were called to the scene in the 2300 block of west somerset street around 1:30 this morning. the the man's condition unknown. police do not have any information about the shooter either. this video just in from gloucester county new jersey a faith after accident involving a tanker truck, on dell will see drive and almondson road in westville, this is what students are talking about. we have no other details at this mount but we update the information as it becomes available. sue will show you map to get around this. ane bowl scare in delaware. >> a child from liberia is in isolation, at bay health kent general hospital in dover right now. the fox 29's jennifer joyce is their life with the very latest, jenny, good morning.

>> reporter: good morning. we are told that the child will remain in isolation until the cdc and doctors here, deem it safe a for him to be discharge. according to bay health kent general the child from liberia was admitted to the hospital saturday after experiencing ebola-like symptoms. the hospital says it followed cdc guidelines for identifying suspect cases of ebola and child was placed in the isolation room. young patient was tested and cdc was notified. cdc declined to test the child because he was past the two # day incubation period and likelihood of havinge bowl ace extremely low. the child was symptom free last night but in isolation until cdc and doctors here at this hospital deem it safe, for the child to be released. kerry and chris? all right, jenny, thank you. happening right now, we're

showing you the first person to be diagnosed with ebola the in u.s. has taken a turn for the worst. thomas eric duncan is in critical condition at a dallas hospital. yesterday doctors say duncan is fighting to stay alive. duncan arrived in dallas on september 20th and fell ill a few days later as we reported on fox 29. officials say he had close contact with ten people and dozens more may have been around him when he was showing signs of that virus. a massachusetts doctor who is back in the hospital after he was successfully treated for ebola virus is not infect again. this is according to hospital officials, test results for doctor mark sacra came back negative and cdc has confirmed his symptoms are not due to the virus. he is now being removed from isolation and will continue to receive routine care for a respiratory infection. meanwhile some parents in mercer county are concerned after a four year-old boy died from the enterovirus d68, at a community meeting held last night in hamilton township to try to address that issue. >> lets get to steve keeley

with the very latest on this for us, steve, good morning. >> reporter: well, you know, majority of our viewers do not have medical degrees so they are seeing these viruses, both beginning with an e, ebola virus and now enterovirus and trying to figure everything out. that was the scene here last night at this meeting here and attendance at the school here was fine on friday, that was before the center for disease control finally confirmed on friday what little four year-old eli waller died from back on september 25th, 2 weeks before, and then the local medical examiner confirmed the virus killed him on saturday. so, since eli's only symptoms was pitching eye and he was only out of school one day before he died and because of all of these kids here, this this class and all of these parents wondering what to do, everybody is wondering what the attendance will be like today because the parents are worried about sending their kids here. >> they sent out a communication, that could have been better and i agree with that. we said that we would ramp that up. >> we're in the saying thinks over with, and that is what i would need to hear, it was an

isolated case but it is not. >> reporter: she's right because there is another four year-old boy who had two classes with eli who has symptoms of enterovirus but cdc test results are in the back just yet. since they are still waiting for test results on eli's classmate the with those enterovirus symptoms a lot of parents are wondering what do we do today. the that is the big question, even after that meeting kind of calmed nerves quite a bit over the weekend yesterday, the question is are those parents making the the decision to keep their kids home until they know for sure about that second, four year-old, kerry a and chris. >> all right, steve, keep us posted, thank you. 4:37, a rapper, tops the beatles when it comes to the most songs on the top 100 list. you won't believe what fox show actually came out on top of that.

good morning. it is 4:20 right now. >> 440. >> 4:40. it is not 4:20. wow. okay. the the u.s. coastguard coming in the rose cue of the long time endurance runner and a peace activist. >> so his latest gel was to reach bermuda in the homemade floating hydropod. >> there it is. >> yes. the man was rescued near st.

augustine, florida yesterday after he began suffering from fatigue. crews were able to reach him quickly and transport him to a nearby coastguard station. he was not hurt. he was trying to do this trip himself design bubble thing he made to raise money for kids in need. it is for a good cause. >> right. >> all right. >> a little hamster wheel in the water. >> is that how it works. >> i have seen those, when we were at merit will beach this summer some folks were doing that. >> for fun, yeah. >> but guy ran out of steam. it is self powered and you have to keep walking to keep it going. that is what happened there. here's is what happening here. we have a frost advisory for carbon and monroe counties but it is cold every where, much colder then it has been and even colder then it it was, yesterday at this time, because perhaps you were sleeping in and didn't realize it. here's what we have going on. we will get in the the 40's in the the city, 30's are in the

northern areas mostly in the mountains and lehigh valley, berks county. mostly sunny skies will take us to 68 degrees by lunchtime and we top off at 72 by end of the day. unsunset time is 6:35. that is your planner for monday from the weather authority. we have your seven day forecast coming up, right the new we will start off in westville, new jersey that problem we have been telling but. since we got here this morning at 4:00 o'clock. it isal monday necessary on road at dell will see drive, the road is closed, your alternate is route 45 to get by, kerry. >> sue, thanks. 4:42. where is pennsylvania's most dangerous city? >> philly, right. >> it is actually not philadelphia. residents of chester react to being given the the top spot.

welcome back at 4:45. we're looking at the city of philadelphia security company, takes a closer look at fbi data and compile the list of pennsylvania's most dangerous cities and philadelphia did not come in at number one. far from it. philadelphia is number eight. so what is number one? chester. fox 29's sabina a kuriakose spoke to residents there who are rejecting this title. >> reporter: run down neighborhoods a surge in homicides this year, now another blow for chester. notorious title of most dangerous city in pennsylvania. but people live hearsay the outlook is not as bleak as it appears.

>> every city has, their problems. >> reporter: reverend robert johnson of first faith missionary baptist church says his parishioners believe that chester is turning itself around. >> residents here in chester are hard working, community people, they are loving and caring people, they are family oriented people here in chester. but there is an element that seems to over shadow all of the positive things in the city of chester. >> reporter: on a sunny sunday afternoon reverend johnson leads his congregation in prayer. he says these are the people who make up part of the city, not criminals who make the headlines. >> i have heard gunshots, not near me but i have seen helicopters flying overhead at night. >> reporter: for resident like samuel wyat who called this city home for 70 years, things have change and the streets are scary at night. >> i wouldn't walk the streets like i did in 1945.

>> reporter: but still he believes renewed economic investment will turn back the clock on the only home that he had has ever known. reverend johnson says it will take time. >> it didn't happen overnight and it is not going to end overnight. >> reporter: in chester, sabina kuriakose, fox 29 news. okay. time is 4:47. rare photos from president john f. kennedy's wednesday to go his wife caroline are being revealed this comes ahead of the sale at an auction later on this month. look at photos from their rhode island wednesday nothing 1953. thirteen unpublished negatives were found in a photographer's home who served as a backup shooter. boston based rr auction is selling the negatives in their original folder with a set of prints. bidding is now underway on their web site and it runs through october 15th. 4:47.

turning now to your entertainment news, paul reveer, keyboard player who founded paul reveer and raiders had has died. >> the band's top ten hits were staples of 1960's am radio. reveer died on saturday at his home in garden valley, ohio. his death was a announce on the band's web site. band's manager said he died from cancer. he was 76 years old. pop singer drake has surpassed beatles with the greatest number of chart toppers on billboard's hot 100 singles. drake pushed past beat tolls number eight moving them down the inch to number nine with his hit tuesday. it mark his seventh second appearance on the hot 100 billboard charts. he is one song away from beat ago rita franklin and two songs from surpassing ray charles but there are some artists that are pretty farrah head, number 3lil wayne has 122 appearances, number two elvis pressly has 149, and number one is, this is shock to go me, the cast of glee, at

207 appearances. >> i find most have that list shocking. one direction helps a fan pro pose. >> unaudible. >> they stopped for a special proposal. she did say yes, in is call didn't hear it. it is trending on twitter. i think this is stupid what is most shocking thing about this story there are people old enough to get married that are going to the a one direction concert. >> there is that, absolutely.

>> really. >> is she really going to say no, kerr any front of all those screaming people you can't say no. >> if she did say no, the the show must go on. >> i know. >> ben afflict story, everyone that has seen this movie said it is fantastic including kevin mccarthey, he gave it a five, along with boyhood starring ethan hawk. gone girl won the weekend box office. >> i got a cup of coffee, newspaper. >> did you visit any within there. >> gone girl brought in 38 million-dollar, it is basedded off best selling novel, with a man getting trapped in the decision after his wife goes missing. horror flick anna bell was close behind. equalizer, boxes to my wife took my daughter to that yesterday, they like it. and the maze runner run out top five. >> we'd like to congratulate a

local high schooler. >> he ran for home coming king to raise awareness for students with disabilities. cain is a senior at glass co high school. he was one of four candidates for king, cain has asburgers syndrome. he said he ran to spread a awareness about the the disorder and students with disabilities. cain almost won it, this weekend he was named runner up. he says he plans to continue to promote acceptance by joining, the gay straight alliance and the diversity community at his school. >> very good. >> his brother was running as well, i think, if i remember the story correctly weren't they twins. >> did i have their last name wrong. >> king gomez. >> sue serio, with weather on the one's, good morning. >> it was a little bit of a shock perhaps for you you to this morning to walk out and find out how cold it is. if you haven't walk outside yet, is there a frost advisory in cash object and monroe counties. it is cold every where this morning. these are some of the temperatures. thirty-seven in mount pocono.

thirty-nine in allentown. thirty-eight in pottstown. forty-three in reading. forty-nine is all we have in philadelphia. that is the the warm spot today. forty-five in wilmington. 46 degrees in dover. that is where we are right the now. now there is rain in the western part of the state. you can see that there. that is supposed to continue to move north east ward and not east ward so we do not the spec it to make its way here this morning. we're still under the influence of high pressure, and for us, there are not aloud of clouds in the skies this morning and that is why it got so chilly overnight. but things will be changing a little bit by the middle of the week. we will continue to watch that system, and watch a warm front as it moves northward. looking in the future cast we do see an increase in clouds tonight and we will see more clouds tomorrow then we will, today but it will be another reasonable afternoon. now tomorrow, during the day, again a mix of clouds and sun but no rain, expected, until maybe nighttime, and there we can see rain starting to move in about 5:00 p.m., so, we

will continue to watch that situation and it does look like rain comes late in the day on tuesday, clouds to sun on wednesday, and then a cooler day on thursday. friday we will get another system and it looks like that will give us rain friday into saturday, and maybe not unlike last weekend although we did have the the rain friday during date but it will be cool with a temperature of 65 degrees by eagles time on sunday. actually eagles game is sunday night i believe. so it will be chillier then. that is your forecast. 4:53 is the time in westville, new jersey, a big accident, almondson road at delsea drive. the the road is closed and your alternate is route 45. chris? >> okay sue serio, thank you. 4:53 is your time. womb transplant leads to a healthy birth in sweden and why this procedure may never be done here in the

some are calling this a medical miracle. a woman gives birth to a healthy baby boy in sweden after receiving a transplant from the room. >> doctors say a very close family friend donated, their uterus, last year in a 36 year-old woman just gave birth to little boy a couple days ago. baby was born prematurely but he and his mom are doing very well. it is giving new hope to women who lost a uterus due to disease but some say it is not likely that procedure will even be tested in the united

states. >> it is a very interesting area and we are learning from it the but the risks, most people think out weigh benefits and that is why it is very unlikely you can carry out this research in the country. >> there have been two other attempts to transplant a womb one in saudi arabia and another in turkey but there have been no live births except for this one. fear in delaware, child from liberia comes to a local hospital with ebola-like symptoms. why there may not be any need to panic. and some unbelievable moment from last night's eagles game or yesterday's we should say but there is a a lot to work on as they gear up to take the on the giants at home,

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it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. a child from liberia is in isolation here in delaware after exhibiting ebola like symptoms. we will have the latest coming up, steve? >> reporter: one different virus in delaware another one here in new jersey where it is enterovirus having parent worried at this preschool and kerry, don't try telling these people worried about both viruses that 36,000 people in this country die every year, from the basic flu. steve, 5:00 o'clock. another win under the eagles belt but they have a lot to do before they are ready for the next game. this is second series, instructional video.