cbs 58's kevin holden is live in green bay with a look at the packers preparations. we've gotten used to many things in the aaron rodgers era. one of them is dominant performances by the packers star quarterback. another is a constant advantage on the part of the packers offense. but that has not happened so far this year. green bay is 29th in the league in yards per game. and after a three fumble one interception performance, aaron rodgers was perturbed when asked about his own 3 3 rodgers: i don't change. i do the same thing every week and just try to execute a little better the next time out there. reporter: is there such a thing as setting a bar too high for yourself?rodgers: that's a ridiculous question. nelson: it is a situation you put yourself in when you play as well as he has in the past. people expect perfection from him. but i don't think he's worried about it, i don't think anyone in here is worried about it. flow and rhythm issues, the defense is dealing with those bumps and bruises that come after two weeks of nfl football. we'll talk about them later

let us now leap to kevin holden who's live in green bay, kevin. nearly half of the players on the badgers roster comes from wisconsin. so for them, just dream come true. winning at lambeau field? they might need a new word to describe it. d'cota dixon's interception in the final minute triggered a celebration of packer-esque proportion, and once the clock hit zeroes, the lambeau leaps began. wisconsin players and fans turned this green and gold house red for one very special afternoon. 3 it was a great atmosphere. we appreciate everything the packers organization did, the fans that came, d pretty special. special.corey clement: (playing at lambeau field is a dream, how about winning at lambeau field.) that was a dream as well. and i did nothing but dream about it. especially going out to practice every day and just working for a true purpose, and we knew the challenge that we were up against. challenge answered. packers president mark murphy proclaimed major college football at lambeau field a big success. and with a house all spending money in th

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holden was hit by another car and died. the cyclists who ride near carter lake say this area is beautiful but dangerous. much room to stay on the side of the road. and we have to ride that white line or just to the left. >> investigators searching for the first driver who did leave the scene. the second driver stayed and has not been cited. >>> a scathing report demands for a criminal investigation. the internal wauchl dog for the veterans diameter released a report saying the disastrous v.a. hospital project in aurora is the result of gross mismanagement. project at least four years behind schedule, and it will end up costing nearly $1.7 billion, triple the initial estimate. a report shaz a new retired senior official knew the project was overbudget but didn't tell congress. the report doesn't keep pressing for one. >>> breaking news in charlotte, north carolina tonight. one person has been shot during a second night of riots following a deadly police shooting yesterday. we'll show you how svlians in this crowd -- civilian

as a driver passed and bumped the cyclist, troopers believe 43-year-old jason holden fell off his bike. bolden tumbled into the westbound lane and was hit by a second driver in a truck. that driver, robert condy, did the right thing and stayed on-scene. his family says he is devastated by the accident. that second driver we're told has not been charged jennifer brice, cbs4 news. >>> a deadly shooting by westminster police officers. four sense still on the run. the trouble started when a homeowner reported five people trying to steal from his garage yesterday. thieves punched the homeowner and pointed a gun at him. one left on a motorcycle >>> last night protestors burned cars, shut down an interstate after officers shot and killed keith scott. the police chief says officers were looking for the subject of a warrant when they saw scott had a weapon. a witness though is telling a different story. >> he got out, walked behind his truck with his hands up, and the man shot him four times. reading. >> police say they found a handgun. >>> and a federal rights investigation in that shooting in

holden was hit by another car and died. the cyclists who is beautiful but dangerous. >> we're given a 12-inch shoulder. so it doesn't allow much room to stay on the side of the road. and we have to ride that white line or just to the left. >> investigators searching for the first driver who did leave the scene. the second driver stayed and has not been cited. >>> a scathing report demands for a criminal investigation. the internal wauchl dog for the report saying the disastrous v.a. hospital project in aurora is the result of gross mismanagement. the massive project at least four years behind schedule, and it will end up costing nearly $1.7 billion, triple the initial estimate. a report shaz a new retired senior official knew the project was overbudget but didn't congress. the report doesn't address a possible criminal investigation, and coffman will keep pressing for one. >>> breaking news in charlotte, north carolina tonight. one person has been shot during a second night of riots following a deadly police shooting yester

another car hit holden who died. cyclists who ride near carter lake say the area is beautiful, but it is dangerous. >> we're only given a 12-inch shoulder. it doesn't allow us much room to stay on the side of the road. with that said, we have to ride the white line or to the left of the white line. >> reporter: investigators are who took off. the second driver stay. that driver was not cited. >>> there was no interest rate increase but there was some movement on wall street. time to look ahead for the business day. >> let's go to joe wagner joining us live in the morning money watch report. tell us what's happening. >> the dow rose 163 points yesterday. the nasdaq jumped 53 closing at a new record. the rally follows the fed's decision not to raise rates. they did signal a rate hike could come by the end of the year. >>> blue bell creameries is recalling chocolate chip cookie dough because of possible listeria ice cream. no illnesses have been reported. last year blue bell recalled all products because of listeria con

holden lost control after he was hit by a vehicle trying to pass him. he hit control and went into crossing traffic where he was hit by a truck. >>> five inmates in the downtown denver jail went to the hospital yesterday because they overdosed on drugs. medics came to the jail and took the inmates to denver health. they were taken because they department are investing and say this is a rare occurrence. -- investigating and say this is a rare occurrence. >> having five people go through a drug overdose at once is something we certainly don't see very often and are very disappointed and concerned about. that's why there is an investigation and why these people were taken to the hospital. thankfully there were no fatalities. those people are recovering. one is back at the jail. we need to look into this. >> a drug detection k-9 searched the area wh were found. the sheriff's office says random cell searches are conducted regularly at both denver jails. >>> tonight there have been more protests in charlotte, north carolina. those protests remained peaceful,

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden takes us to a commercial commemoration in chester county. >> when someone there's somberness. >> reporter: for sisters knee in a me trow and valerie fox, the support columns known as tridents remindses them of their late father. never to return to this chester county city until things changed on that day 15 years ago. >> i remember seeing the pictures, you know, of 9/11 on tv. >> reporter: the motivation of the terror that day, some describe it a spirit of hatred, nine tridents were returned to coatesville in 2010. >> but then they came back in a loving way. and it all came together again >> there are more plans on the horizon, eventually all nine tridents will be up righted as part of a larger memorial for this area. the time spent here reflecting helps on a day like today. >> to think how many people ran into that fury of terror. it was just, you know, the firemen, the police, to try and help others. >> reporter: remembering 15 years later how a country pulled together in the face of you are the destruction. >> we are galvanized americans,

eyewitness news reporter joe holden takes off to a very special commemeration in chester country. >> when someone puts their palm, there's a somberness. >> perhaps the most iconic pieces remaining of the world trade center for sisters nina pext tro and valley fox support columns known as try dents reminds they will of their late father he works with where the beam where manufactured in the late 60 d lucan steel in coatsville and never to return to the chester county city until things changed on that day 15 years ago. >> i remember seeing the pictures you know of 9/11 on tv. >> the motivation of the terror that day some describe it spirit of hatred. nine try dents were return todd coatsville in 2010. >> they came back in loving way and they're talking together again. >> and there are more plans on the horizon. eventually all nine try dents will be up righted as part of a larger memorial for this area. the time spent here reflecting help on a day like today. >> you know thinking how many people ran into that you know fury of terror it was just you know the firemen, police, to try to he

anthony - holden".... is facing a couple of charges including "careless and reckless driving." investigators believe holden was fatigued when he veered off the road and landed in this ditch. the 'fayetteville' high school teacher -- at the 'center' of a "free speech" controversy -- involving the 'american flag' -- is now 'backing off' -- a 'plan' to protest. "lee - francis" posted on 'facebook' -- after consulting with 'legal counsel'.... and the 'fayetteville police department' -- he decided a 'public demonstration' -- would 'not' be a "good idea". francis was 'suspended' for ten days -- for 'stepping on' an during a lesson -- at "massey hill classical high school". lee says -- he was teaching a lesson in "free speech".... but the superintendent says -- he "violated school policy". a different type of "to go" order in a harnett county taco bell parking lot. lillington police say officers found "vianisa - lopez".... in labor in the back seat of her car in the taco bell parking lot on west cornelius harnett boulevard. it was too late for lopez to make it to hospital...so officer

good afternoon, i'm joe holden in for jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas, we head into the long holiday weekends, we're keeping close eye on hermine any potential impact on our area, first look at the forecast, with meteorologist, katie fehlinger tracking the system in the cbs-3 weather center, katy? >> we are of course keeping close watch on what this system decides it wants to do, matter of ooh miles could make or break your outdoor plans, coming up this weekend, let's just start things off by taking you right on out to the satellite. you can see the storm system over the course of time here, really beginning to churn, and gather some strength, right on the tail end of the loop. see little more what looks like comma formation, with this system, so it is again gathering strength, and even though it is technically still tropical storm right now still building, its intensity, as a result could see it become low grade category one hurricane as it does make its landfall. regardless of its actual categorization, this will be a very heavy rain producer, especially across florida, more on tha

live from springfield township delaware county, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. >>> first witnesses took stand in the civil trial to determine if anyone should be held financially liable, for the market street building collapse in 2013. former salvation army store worker felicia hill testified that she joked with co-workers about all of the noise coming from the demolition next door. the next day an unsupported wall came crashing down on the store. six people died, three others were hurt. contractor griffin campbell and equipment operator sean benschop are serving involuntary manslaughter convictions for the collapse. >>> today is the international day of peace and an event organize by the u.n. "eyewitness news" was at city hall where some gathered to mark the occasion. those taking part emphasized philadelphia as a welcoming city, and stressed the importance of having open arms to all cultures and communities. >> ♪ for the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> it kick off a naturalization ceremony aboard historic battleship new jersey today, big

now, sky high for the eagles and their fans, eyewitness reporter joe holden spent the night checking lot to talk about. it was a fun contest. but remember, going into this, the eagles were projected to lose. >> eagles. >> reporter: right around the time the eagles train was overrunning, the pittsburgh steelers predictions were being made for what's to come. >> going to the playoffs. when a rookie quarterback for the first time ever. >> reporter: not to be overly dramatic but fans describe something magical about this sunday afternoon show down, the birds were could you do as loser, we were told chances were slim, the odds stacked against us >> everybody predicted the eagles would lose this game big. >> reporter: everything about this eagles win was big. just take a look at the reaction here. the guys so happy, he couldn't find the words. or the men with the most shocked look on his face. we feel you. and this feeling fans say was a long time coming. >> be on our way, something good. it's a shocker. i've been an eagles fan since five years old. man, this is one of the greatest plays i

i'm joe holden. >> i'm brooke thomas. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> two accident out there, one on the boulevard, we know the bulk of the commute today will be nice. >> hopefully quiet. weather actually not too bad. even despite the system off shore. it is one of those looks can be deceiving kind of deals though, because the system really churning up the surf. so if we can, we go out to the maps, storm scan3, nice and quiet here locally, but that's not necessarily when you look out to sea what's posted now, post tropical cyclone hermine, basically the renmant that far system. while all is good, even up toward cape cod, you do still have the clouds sort of building in on the outward rim of this system possibly passing shower, but i would say generally speaking we stay dry here today. only thing is even when you see some of the clouds, parting for some sunshine, even at the shore, you have to keep in mind that that

. >>> i'm joe holden in for jim donovan. we will get started with a check of weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> good morning. it is busy. i-95 south and columbus boulevard, what a helps. we have people literally turning around and driving opposite direction trying on get out on have that. messy roadways, all together. >> and then on top of that rain coming down. thankfully it is not a super heavy rain every where. couple pockets where it is heavier then others and we can see that with tighter zoom, on storm scan three. heaviest rain is off shore or the at least over across portions of maryland but that will be rolling into portions of delaware as the morning progresses. morning drive most affect by this system. you can see back edge of our front. thousand with that said we will zoom out and take a look at tropics off the coast of florida there. there is tropical storm hermine and that is expect to potentially mess with our holiday weekend. let me show you latest updated track here for you on hermine. what will hap

live from center city, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, joe. >>> stay with cbs-3 as we continue to follow bombing investigation in today's arrest of a suspending. the the "cbs evening news" will have much more on today's developments coming up at 6:30 right here after our broadcast. >>> well, security concerns have listen to the information front in the presidential campaign. hillary clinton addressed recent incidents including the bombings in new york and new jersey during a rally at temple university today. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh joins us from temple's campus with more on clinton's visit, anita? >> reporter: ukee, good evening. hillary clinton touched upon a wide range of topics to day but she focused on the ones specifically that she believes matters most to millennials. biggest challenge is do voters trust her. cheers and applause, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton took the stage at temple university on monday but she began her speech on a more serious note by addressing the bombing explosionness new york and new jersey over the weeke

holden lost control and fell into oncoming traffic with he was hit by a pickup. the driver of that vehicle stayed at the scene. if you recognize that vehicle that was in the photo or have you are asked to call colorado state patrol. >>> the veterans affairs department barely made a deadline to turn over documents to congress about the overbudget va hospital in aurora. a house veteran's affairs committee gave the agency until today to produce the papers. congresswoman mike cough man said they were handed over on a disc. he is unsure if the disc has everything on it the committee is looking for. the hospital is going to cost 1.7 billion. tr t the va conducted an internal investigation, but denied previous requests from the members of the veteran ice affairs committee to see detailed results. >>> for the first time since he took office, congress rejected a veto by president obama. they voted to override his veto of legislation allowing families of 9/11 victims to sue despite the obama administration and top pentagon officials warning it could put top troops at risk.

. >> i'm joe holden in for jim donovan. getting your day started on a check with weather and traffic with meisha. >> good morning, you guys, happy friday. tgif. we do have an accident investigation in burlington, new jersey right now, all of the de takes on -- details on that, such busy world in traffic lately, that i am hoping this friday it is quiet. >> no problems when it comes to the weather. still quiet out there, will stay that way all day today. there is obviously storm system watching still category one hurricane no less. as we look at storm scan right now, bit more of region wide zoom, what you will fine here is generally just clear sky over our area. but clearly, some bands, the outer most bands, of what again is still category one hurricane hermine right now, starting to roll its way up the shore line. so, we do have a tropical storm watch now, posted, even though it is away from any kind of direct impact here, but that spans anywhere from portions of the north carolina coast, all the way up the jersey shore line

now, sky high for the eagles and their fans, eyewitness reporter joe holden spent the night checkingch to love about this game. a lot to talk about. it was a fun contest. but remember, going into this, the eagles were projected to lose. >> eagles. >> reporter: right around the time the eagles train was overrunning, the pittsburgh steelers predictions were being made for what's to come. >> going to the playoffs. when a rookie quarterback for the first time ever. >> reporter: not to be overly dramatic but fans describe something magical about this sunday afternoon show down, the birds were could you do as loser, we were told chances were slim, the odds stacked against us >> everybody predicted the eagles would lose this game big. >> reporter: everything about this eagles win was big. just take a look at the reaction here. the guys so happy, he couldn't find the words. or the men with the most shocked look on his face. we feel you. and this feeling fans say was a long time coming. >> be on our way, something good. it's a shocker. i've been an eagles fan since five years old. man, this i

. >> i'm joe holden, hermine may be well off shore, but its impact remains, so our concerns this noon, about tidal flooding and dangerous rip currents. >> let's get first look at the forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger live on the cbs-3 skydeck, hey,. >> just the remaining issue we have to deal with. the problem is it won't be going away necessarily super quickly because this is a storm that is essentially stuck. it doesn't have anything to push it away, not making its very own movement, nothing much more than 3-mile per hour movement right now. so 3 miles per hour, you could easily run that far in far west than an hour. so, keeping that in mind, it is a very, very sluggish system, as gee on out to the map here storm scan3, cloud cover granted being thrown back inland, might see shower at the shore, but generally precipitation way out to sea so starting things off on dry note on land anyway but still coastal flood alert we have to tell you about. it was a warning, now coastal flood advisory, but still for all of the exact same areas. so every delaware beach, every bay area, e

live in center city, joe holden, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thanks, joe for the update. meanwhile in other news, two wilmington firefighters on the road to recovery. they were badly hurt in a fire that killed two of their colleagues. this is a new photo of firefighter brad speakman, crozer burn center, he is walking around the hospital. firefighter artist hope is also recovering at crozer. saturday's fire tore through a wilmington row home. lieutenant christopher leach and senior firefighter jar i were killed after a floor collapsed. public just willing hemmed for senior firefighter today, and in friday, in hokessing, private service will follow at grace lutheran church. services for lieutenant christopher leach are tomorrow. >> drenching overnight rains creating flooding concerns in part of the area this noon. and more rain is on the way. meteorologist, lauren casey, is in cbs-3 weather center with the latest on the wet weather. lauren? >> thanks, brooke. yes, significant rainfall totals already across parts of the area, and the rain is not nearly done with us yet, in d

and a belated first birthday to this cutie holden. holden turned one on wednesday. holden loves to dance, play, we hope you had a fantastic first birthday. >>> yeah. absolutely. happy birthday, guys. 9:37. we want to turn to roadways here unfortunately a hard turn, we're learning from fhp this crash one. so equilibrium away expect lane kroeshs we're seeing here for perhaps the next couple of hours or so. just to recap what we know this along 275 northbound. even though this camera says fourth street north, we're getting clarification on which entrance ramp this is looking towards ulmerton entrance ramp you can see completely blocked off drivers will have to find another way, also, dealing with a single right lane. that's going blocked in northbound direction of interstate itself. so we have delay this point back towards roosevelt boulevard. and it looks like if to get around this you could take fourth street north itself and since this crash is going to be south of that point, you should be able to avoid most of the delays by using fourth street to access 275. if yo

our joe holden was only report shore confronted vince fenderty about those accusations, and, joe joins us live from p pa headquarters in center city with more, hi there, joe. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, good evening. there are major developments here at p pa just within the last few hours. today started with the board, supporting, vince finnerty and then just within, say about two to three hours ago, it was discovered that a second complaint of sexual harassment surfaced, the board then reversed course and it is now expected to vince fenderty will be fired on thursday. can we talk to you, sir. >> reporter: in this exclusive video parking authority vince finnerty now accused of sexually harassing two employees, wouldn't take our questions. can we talk to you about this? >> no statement. >> reporter: we want to talk to you about it. this involves you, sir, doesn't it. >> have a nice day. >> reporter: do you admit to these allegations? he has come under fire after it was disclosed last week, that he had harassment a female emily more than a year ago. this is according to an internal in

in west philadelphia, joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> last night shooting was just about a milerom where philadelphia police officer jessie hartnett was ambushed back in january. a gunman shot the officer while he was in his patrol car at 60th and spruce. officer hartnett did survive. police say edward archer confessed saying he did it in the name of islam. his trial is said for october 21st. >>> we're following breaking news right now. police and firefighters are at the scene of an explosion in manhattan. at least 26 people were hurt around 8:30 tonight when a dumpster exploded in chelsea on west 23rd street. witnesses describe the moment they felt this blast. >> well, i heard a big explosion. i heard boom, boom, boom, boom, boom -- two big noises. >> reporter: you heard two big noises. >> two big noises, yeah. >> i'm scared actually because the subways are not working. >> the injuries are all reported to be minor. the cause of this blast is still unknown at this hour but there is still a very active investigation under way there in manhattan. >>> meantime hours before the expl

joe holden, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you so much, joe. meanwhile, congressional committee will hear from the maker of the epi pen in less than two hours, over the sky-rocketing price of the life saving injector. now, emmy pens are used to treat allergic reactions, myron has raised the price it more than $600 for two pack. that's increase of about 500% since 2007. now, according to prepared testimony for today, the ceo is expected to defend the price charge changes. we are following that story, and have the details on the hearing tonight on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> in campaign 2016, in just 47 days, voters will head to the polls to elect the next president of the united states. republican presidential nominee, donald trump, will be in chester delaware county tomorrow night for a rally with supporters. the trump campaign is making additional appearances today, in the battlegrounds state of ohio. trump met with members of cleveland church this morning, later today, he will hold a rally in toledo. on the democratic side, hillary clinton

outside city hall, i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> man at the top of the philadelphia's powerful electricians union is also under the microscope in the fbi investigation. tonight, after the game, johnny doc opens up only on "eyewitness news". >> they have a job to do. i have hired some of the best and brightest over the years. a few additions the to the team for this specific case. we will let the government and the smart lawyers and accountants that i have get together and try to figure it out. when i tell you we are transparent, everything and anything that we do is public information. that is why so many people converse about it. >> reporter: in this exclusive one on one in depth interview johnny dock doesn't just speak to me about the federal probe but he talks about johnny dock the man and speaks passionately about the importance of family. >> my father worked for the city. never made $32,000 in his whole life. my mom never worked until it came down to send me to the prep. >> st. joes prep. see my fill exclusive interview with johnny dock tonight on the "eyewitness

reporting from outside police headquarters, i'm joe holden cbs-3 "eyewitness news". carter was caught the in the cross fire of a gunfight, on the nine turn block of eighth street august 24th. today we have learn that the u.s. marshall's service, fbi and philadelphia police are assisting camden county police in the up investigation. authorities believe that the killer is still in the area. a reward for information in this case has now climbed to $76,000. >>> we are getting our first look at a man accused of being a fake police officer. he have is wanted for robbing two prostitutes inside a king of prussia hotel. police released this surveillance photo today. the victims arranged a meeting with the suspect on line, saturday. when's arrived at their hotel room the victims say the suspect identified himself as a police officer working undercover and robbed them at gunpoint. if you have any information, please contact the police. >>> demonstrators may their voices heard outside of the union league in center city to day some were protesting donald trump's second campaign a

"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has that story from wilmington. >> reporter: city of wilmington prepares to lay two veteran fire fighters to rest there is a major break in the case. beatrice ruiz tonight is being held on six million-dollar bail, charged with setting the deadly fire in 1927 lakeview road the home owned by her father. in court documents obtained by cbs-3, ruiz was drunk and on anxiety medication when she went to the basement to get her things. police say that she confessed the lighting the fire in the the basement. wilmington fire crew as arrived saturday morning lieutenant christopher leach and senior fire fighters jerry fickes was on the first floor as the floor collapsed in the basement and both men collapsed and later died. four others were seriously hurt. beatrice ruiz is charged with two counts of murder, assault and arson. >> that same day we were here with her but she was fine but she was drinking. >> reporter: neighbors like gabby feel ex-said she saw ruiz drinking before the fire. gabby has two children. they live two doors from where the fire happen. sh

our joe holden was only reported that confronted vince fenerty about the allegations yesterday and he joins us now with new developments from center city philadelphia. joe. >>> but jessica parking authority behind me is where vince fenerty worked for last 30 years, and just within the last hour we were told he handed in his letter of resignation, essentially, taking a fire from the board. they were expected to terminate him, in the morning. in the meantime, there is a call for inquiry, a probe into how the parking authority does business. twenty-four hours after the philadelphia parking authority was further rock by scandal, city council members are demanding a thorough review of the agency's operations. >> my concern is that it appears to be a very poorly run, poorly managed organization. >> reporter: councilman david oh says city controller and attorney general should initiate audits, late wednesday an attorney general spokesmen told me that they are looking into that. >> well, i think they need to clean house. i don't see the current leadership getting out of it. >> reporter: counc

joe holden is live in yeadon with more, joe. report. >> reporter: report police tell us they are hot on this man's trail. now as for natasha gibson i spoke to people who knew her well. they did not wanting to on camera but they described a mom, who they often chatted with at the bus stop and now police tell me they are confident that they will make an arrest shortly. >> he is a dangerous suspect without a doubt. >> reporter: he is march epps from the 1300 block of marco street in west philadelphia police labeled him a person of interest in the vicious killing of the natasha gibson. her body was found outside of a family friend's home early thursday morning. police say she had been brutally beaten and her throat was slash. investigators immediately began tracking down clues. >> we were able to track a blood trail from the crime scene of church lane in yeadon. >> reporter: that trail went on for a couple of miles into southwest philadelphia a long the way they recovered natasha gibson's purse. it was on the roof of the warehouse.

. >> i'm joe holden. first, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> the bicycle that the victim was riding was broken in half. >> philadelphia police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run, in the city's mayfair neighborhood. >> police tell us 43 year old man was hit while riding his mountain bike. >> the latest advisory now from the national hurricane center is that hermine is now tropical storm. so it has been downgraded. now that it has moved on shore. >> we've seen lots of heavy rain and it appears very strong lightning. >> if you are headed to the shore for labor day weekend, prepare for heavy rain and wind. >> we are learning more about yesterday's massive explosion, at cape canaveral. air force says the area around the launch pad will remain off limits today. >> welcome to the late show. i'm your host. >> this is my show. why are you doing the monologue? >> sorry, man, i thought who ever leads at comedy central gets the lead. >> that was larry, making a special appea

is unfolding in west deptford gloucester county and that is where "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live tonight with the details, joe. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, good evening. things have taken a turn for that committeeman, running in this race, a republican, and now, he had no support really left, and then his party backed away from him, he turned in a handwritten, note, late this afternoon, where we're told he hand deliver it to republican party leaders here in the township saying that he was withdrawing from the race. of course, lot at the center of this, the controversy of what she took to facebook over and we want to warn you, you may find some content in this story to be graphic. >> reporter: west deptford politician, facebook attack on the washington d.c. reporter has launched township in the national controversy, and since forced republican date for township committee to give up his run for the seat. it started after a daily beast reporter olivia newscy called out west deptford republican mike kaitz where it was written blank you owe live use, i hope somebody rape yo

that is where "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden found out the loss is hitting close to home tonight. >> reporter: in arnold palmer's hometown of le trobe, pennsylvania, flowers for the king. tributes and stories are pouring in for palmer a common man endeared by millions. it was his way, his style, that main streamed the game of golf. the president writing in the statement, with his homemade swing and home spun charm, arnold palmer had swagger before we had a name for it. from the humble start working at the local club in his beloved latrobe pennsylvania, to superstar dumb as face of golf around the globe, arnold was the american dream come to life. palmer's grandson, sam saunders, talked about arnold's impact and legacy in western pennsylvania. >> it is flattering that people want to come, and tell me, that arnold palmer story and maybe as a kid, i got a little tired of hearing them but i have grew to love each and everyone of them and i can see it in their lives. i can see that he touched them. he made an impact on them. >> that is a good one. >> reporter: one of the stories right

live from horsham i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks so much for that. >> i never had a chance to play with the king but difficult have a chance to play many of the course is that he designed, as a matter of fact i walk with mr. palmer in 1991 at opening of the laurel creek country club in mount laurel, new jersey. he was so proud of this layout and truly enjoyed playing a few holes for media members and the fans who were in attendance. he wanted the track to be challenging for better golfers and fun for those depending on which t's you played from and it is still, still that way today a lieutenant of house owes the course now, time has passed but still that way today. kate bilo joins us now. i saw a picture on twitter of your father and grandfather with the king. >> yeah, my grandparents were members of his country club in le trobe, and they played a number of guests together. i never knew him. i played at his house, his granddaughters and they brought the a big tub of chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream he kept it stocked with chocolate chip cookie dough ice cr

joe holden is live in yeadon with more, joe. report. >> reporter: report police tell us they are hot on this man's trail. now as for natasha gibson i spoke to people who knew her well. they did not wanting to on camera but they described a mom, who they often chatted with at the bus stop and now police tell me they are confident that they will make an arrest shortly. >> he is a dangerous suspect without a doubt. >> reporter: he is march epps from the 1300 block of marco street in west philadelphia police labeled him a person of interest in the vicious killing of the natasha gibson. her body was found outside of a family friend's home early thursday morning. police say she had been brutally beaten and her throat was slash. investigators immediately began tracking down clues. >> we were able to track a blood trail from the crime scene of church lane in yeadon. >> reporter: that trail went on for a couple of miles into southwest philadelphia a long the way they re

i'm joe holden. you may find it hard to believe what people were first told here happened to their monsignor. >>> change leads one woman and her family in the tuesday, neighborhood that is being revitalized and how things are made right for a family caught in the middle. fourteen americans killed in a san bernardino mass shooting... but after this tragedy - when pat toomey had the chance to ban suspected terrorists from buying guns - he voted against closing this loophole for terrorists - and with the gun lobby. katie: we have to do everything in our power to keep guns away from terrorists who threaten our way of life. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because we can't risk our families' safety on a loophole. >>> he is in a position of authority where those children are going to listen to him most likely and that is just, very disturbing. >> a lehigh county parish, rocks after a founding out why their pastor left. he is accused of possessing child pornography. that congregation is dealing

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holden fell and was killed by another driver. that driver stayed at the scene. traofp troopers think the other vehicle is a white sedan. or small suv. >> . coming up tonight at nine. police focusing on one metro >> . a look at a test they say will help them improve their jobs. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a retired federal employee from gainesville, florida... a writer and editor from washington, d.c... and our returning champion, a phd candidate from chicago, illinois... ...whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thanks, johnny.

. >> good morning, i'm joe holden. donald trump bridges campaign 2016 to our area later today.n leaders for a round table discussion, in north philadelphia. democratic presidential candidate, hillary clinton, is getting some help on the campaign trail, from advise joe biden. now, we send it right over to katie fehlinger in the eyewitness weather forecast center. >>> once again tracking tropics right now, hermine a tropical storm downgraded from hurricane stat us when it made landfall in florida it is still very well define system lots of heavy rain, winds, quick check on the path of the system. now, again, still question mark as you see that expansion of the cone of uncertainty there, by saturday. this is still expected to be storm that has impact on our area, especially for the shore points, tropical storm watches are posted through the weekends in that regard. but, at least the further inland you go, it may not shall as bad of a situation, we definitely advise that you stick with us, on this one, as it is an evolving set up. >> katie, thank youment looking outside in camden,

a driver hit jason holden on bike. then that driver ended up taking off. investigators want to talk to whoever is in the suv. they are considered possible witnesses to that crash. it has a roof rack or ski rack and was in the area around the time of the incident. state troops believe a white sedan or small suv hit holden while trying to pass him. he lost control, tumbled into westbound traffic while he was hit by a truck and died. if you have information, you're ke state patrol. >>> they're called virtual kidnappings. someone calls you to say someone has been taken hostage. a woman in aurora says she was the victim of one of these scams recently. mary lou hendricks went to her car, started to go to the bank, different from the scams that we have been warned about before. >> and if i don't follow his instructions, they'll never find my son. they've got cody and they're gonna hurt him if i don't do what they tell me. >> so after the initial shock of the call, she called her son, cody, who was safe at home. looking back, hendricks says there were clearly sign

joe holden stopped by his home tuesday. >> we're just trying to get his side of the story. >> according to the west deptford gop krawitz >>> donald trump will be making hooter stop tomorrow. he'll be speaking at the union league in the morning, about 62 days until election day, they're pulling out all stops. focusing on southern battleground states. this comes as a new cnn national poll gives him they vote in november. >> this is our chance to end years of justin, corruption and betrayal and we're going to bring back jobs >> hillary clinton show as state by state lead would give a her the votes required to win. in tampa florida. the democratic argued he's too undisciplined >> he got into a twitter war with the preview of mexico. he's temperament tally not able to to become the president of the united states. >>> president obama is in l aou. meanwhile the president cancelled a meeting with president of the phillipines after a diplomatic dispute. he insulted the printed while insult. president obama chose his words carefully. >> i have seen some of those colorful statements in the past, a

holden lost control fell into oncoming traffic that's when he was hit by a pickup truck. know anything about this car right here, you have information about the crash call state patrol right away. >>> there's only a few more days guys to drive to mount evans highway. cdot closing it for the season. it should open the friday before memorial day next year. they take the closure very seriously. there is so much snow on that time. >>> von miller started off as the best defensive player in the nfl. he's been named player of the month. hopefully he will be able to add to that total this weekend when the broncos take on the bucs on sunday. >>> still ahead kids staying at children's hospital got a wonderful wonderful surprised to. nope they are not window washers they are super heros. such a beautiful afternoon. if you have a chance get out and enjoy it. we've got cooler temperatures for tomorrow and a little bit of rain on the way not today but tomorrow afternoon. beautiful shot of the front range that's a live look. stunning, temperatures up and down i-25 in the 60s and 70s, we

doctor holden said the fda banning of 19 different chemicals from consumer soaps as a result of years of study looking at the effects on humans and the environment. the most common chemicals don't work but the research says they do stick around. soil, food in our body. >>reporter: he has been looking at the risks since 2004. he testified thing that could affect hormone levels are created drug resistant bacteria. powerful chemicals have a place in labs and doctors offices soaps using on our hands and in all 2100 products will have to be taken off the shelves. to see if your soap has one of those chemicals look at the active ingredient found on the label had to see the full list of chemicals head to our website. back to you guys. >> samsung users holding brand- new phones tonight are upset. the company recalling 2 1/2 million of the galaxy note 7 phones catch fire. company blames the problem on a faulty battery. the galaxy note 7 was getting good reviews with an iris scanner that let your eyes a microphone. this recall comes days before apple is expected to announce have come out with b

that's up through holden and back into worcester. very humid today, we're in the mid 70s. we'll get rid of the showers tomorrow, but the humidity wednesday. emily. emily: it was television's biggest night on sunday. the primetime emmy awards, and you saw it right here. the best comedy went to veep, starring julia louis-dreyfus won for best comedy actress. it's the fifth year in a row for her. and game of thrones won best drama. and the people versus o.j. simpson scored big, as well, nearly sweeping the limited series category. randy: time for monday morning eyepoppers. reporter: there were actors and actses -- and actresses and jimmy kimmel. >> how -- i am trying to get downtown to the emmies. >> are you nominated? >> yeah. >> wow, what's that like? >> he was there poking fun at himself pretending to be an uber driver while in between jobs. now you have got to stand out here for the rest of the night in front of everybody. croirg. reporter: he couldn't pass it up. damon a recurring nemesis on the late night show. it's so funny. even after all these years, it's il >> right.

move today...not a trade, but a 'big deal' just the same.cbs 58's kevin holden joins us in the studio...kevin? and it's a move that locks down one of the most exciting ever had. the greek freak, giannis antetokounmpo, is nine digits richer thanks to this one. 100 million dollars over four years, an extension on giannis's current deal that means we'll see some of the greek freak's best years in a bucks uniform. antetokounmpo exploded in the second half last season once jason kidd moved him to the point-forward position - he averaged 19 points and nine rebounds a game after the all-star break. the most enticing part of the bucks giannis won't turn 22 until december. jabari parker's also 21, and khris middleton is only 24. the bucks will hold a press conference tomorrow to officially announce the signing. giannis set the team record for triple-doubles in a season last year. now we'll have four more years to see how high giannis can fly. talking packers later in the show. 3 when we come back, the story of one man's effort to bring something useful and positive to the people of milwaukee's

they shared a photo of the suspecttvehicle. 43-year-old jason holden was hit and killed thursday night. >>> a crime spree around the metro is targeting truck specifically ford truck owners. jason gruenauer found this is happening by the dozens. >> these from kind of trucks % they're targeting. this one all kind of souped up with the big tires. they are popping the door 3 handles off to get inside and starting them and driving off including right out of some people's driveways this morning in thornton police got into a chase with a stolen ford f-350. attempted a traffic stop. police i vefrjly found the truck. the -- eventually found the truck and the driver got away. we've reported on three of these just this week. a white ford f-350 s stolen in 46 second. earlier in the week there was another high-speed police so far this month there have been about 30 of these reported stolen. according to one driver and facebook groups that number is much higher. about 150 so far for the year. if you have one, keep your eye on it. reporting in denver i'm jason gruenauer. >>> breaking news tonight. pr