Right now at 11 00, a gruesome crime. Rocked a northeast philadelphia neighborhood. A mother killed by a cross bow. Her new husband accused of the crime. Tonight, what the victims family is telling Eyewitness News. And a major recall involving millions of dressers from ikea. Its not the first warning about these pieces of furniture. What triggered this latest safety concern. But first heros homecoming. Folcroft Police Officer Christopher Dorman defies the odds and leaves a hospital just three days after being shot seven times in the line of duty. The surprise guest who greeted him outside the hospital. Tonight we are also hearing from officer dorman. Good evening im ukee washington. Im natasha brown. Jessica is off tonight. Eyewitness News Reporter trang do is live in folcroft with more on what the officer plans to do now that hes back home. Trang . Reporter natasha he is very eager to get back to work. In the meantime hundreds of people lined the streets from philadelphia to here at t
Odds and leaves a hospital just three days after being shot seven times in the line of duty. The surprise guest who greeted him outside the hospital. Tonight we are also hearing from officer dorman. Good evening im ukee washington. Im natasha brown. Jessica is off tonight. Eyewitness News Reporter trang do is live in folcroft with more on what the officer plans to do now that hes back home. Trang . Reporter natasha he is very eager to get back to work. In the meantime hundreds of people lined the streets from philadelphia to here at the Folcroft Fire Company to welcome officer dorman home. Now they included a fellow officer also in recovery after he was shot in the line of duty earlier this year. applause . Reporter just three days after he was shot seven times, Folcroft Police officer Christopher Dorman left penn presbyterian to a heros reception. Philadelphia Police Officer Jesse Hartnett among the well wish schers. Hartnett shot three times in ambush attack in january he knows all t
Yesterday. Well be above that mark today. In fact most of the rest of the workweek, temperatures are going to be very hot. Were getting a warm start. 74 in philadelphia. Not quite as warm as yesterday morning but just as humid. 68 degrees right now in pottstown. Look at trenton and wilmington both at 72 degrees. A hot, humid day ahead. The temperatures climbing 74 degrees by 6 00, by 9 00 this morning, 80 degrees and 88 degrees at noontime and climbing. Those numbers ahead of yesterdays numbers. Well go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when im back in ten minutes. Right now, Jessica Boyington has your first alert traffic. Were on the schuylkill expressway, were not seeing much in terms of traffic. Right around montgomery drive, we have a 12minute drive time on the eastbound side. If youre heading into the center city area, these are the eastbound lanes right in here. Watch out for the road work sign. Otherwise youll do just fine. Eastbound into the king of prussia area
Specialist. That is where we will find Eyewitness News reporter Charlotte Huffman who talk with doctors there about how the cameraman could have contracted this virus. Charlotte. Reporter chris, doctors hearsay it is important to know and for people to remember, that it is only contagious if the infect person is actually experiencing active symptoms. Infectious disease doctor neil fishman says ebola is not transmitted true air or casualty contact. You are not going to contract ebola by shaking, and certainly in the by sitting next to someone. It is not transmitted, like a respiratory tract infection. Reporter the contagious person has to get into your bloodstream. Doctor fishman says that can happen two ways. Fit is ingested, and, and significant amount of bodily fluids from an infected person. Blood on your hand, diarrhea on your bare hands, or your bladder, splattered with some blood or other body fluid. Reporter his mom says that, he thinks that he could have gottene bowl through sk
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