bryan's chapter in this story then reaches its peak during the scopes trial of 1925. but he was not alone. that is the important thing there. there are others, lots of others like william jennings bryan, traveling the countryside during these years, talking about traditional christianity. people like billy sunday, former professional athlete turned preacher. men like mordecai hamm. in 1923, 1924, hamm traveled the self decrying the teaching of evolution in public schools. and as he did this, he also took the opportunity to take shots at other disciplines being taught at the modern university of the 1920's. like economics. political science. here is one little excerpts from one of mordecai ham's sermons, 19 .4. here is what he said. this was aimed squarely at the university of north carolina. this is the day of the false prophets and seeing the prophets of god lasted in the face and doing nothing. you put men in your colleges who are known to believe that christ's was an illegitimate child to review wonder why russia is swept by bolshevism, white england and even your

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has details now, new at 6:00 o'clock. >> reporter: the world's largest theme park with north america's fastest, tallest roller coaster, six flyings great adventure is working on a new achievement becoming the greenest park this week they a announced plans with the solar company to build one of new jersey's biggest solar farms. >> it really is a facility which is going to be one of a kind in the state of facility. one of the kind in the theme park industry which we are excited about. >> reporter: it will produce 21.9 mega watts enough to power 3500 homes. great adventure property include 2200 wooded acres and the solar farm will consume 90 acres near the safari park. they will cut down 18,000 trees but plan to plant 26,000. >> we have a forrester who works for us making sure the trees are in good shape and making sure that we take care of the environment. >> reporter: it is a 128-mile per hour ride doesn't give you a thrill how about this fact. once it is complete at great adventure 98 percent of the park's power need will come from cl

budget he highlighted the need for the protective you are to work with him for supplemental fund and bryan kelly who has been conducting 2 years successfully a workshop on different aspects of funding in sacramento and the different aspects of managing transportation called an initial meeting called the california structure proprietor workshop and the purpose was to be underway with the governors first step of outreach through the secretary so there's not a lot of development but a scene setting meeting we're starting to see a framework that the governor might want to work in its early to share that pubically we'll be involved with the process and keep you appraised so if you take a step back you'll see the leadership in the assembly that is addressing transportation and looking at the road and administration is stepping up and the senate won't are far behind. >> thank you that concludes my presentation. >> still waiting for the federal government to do it's part it's a tough time i expect to be able to by the people we keep on vicinity new enemies all the time. >> a question. >> superviso

budget the expected revenue and place that in their budget to go through the 0 publicity cycle as bryan mentioned part of the roifrn structure fees gets transferred to the selma fund we have that built into the parks successors and lastly the priority the rincon hill is a small area with defined projects we went out and did a series of neighborhood meeting to terminate the priorities as the funds come in and the park was the highest priority followed by the public safety and streetscape those are the two projects that are moving along to finish i'm going to turn it over to emily. >> i'll talk about a little bit about the money that came that was transferred offer to m cd to the selma stabilization the infrastructure fees we spent down $300,000 was spend e spent on a kroots crossroad at fulsome and howard right outside of the park and if e it was a place of residence where kids were crossing to get to the rec & park we spinster money for the havdz project it might be worst noting that some of the other projects previously considered when we first got the fund in were ramps to the gene ce

attended along with a number of people from the san francisco's and your director of transportation bryan kelly was talking about the state of our system transportation unfortunately, the news was grim we're from a state of criticized with our international structure this is as supervisor avalos pointed out we've invested in our from to begin a national dialog will the state transportation we have a highway trust fund heading into the red and funded inadequately by the federal gas tax it funded not only highways but surface transportation across the modes and bicycling as well as and the pedestrian involvements investment so we rang the bell and called on everyone to paying attention e pay attention and particle with the new dialog in washington and congress to recognize this is a bipartisanship issue with the labor groups calling on congress to move for the funding for transportation by 20 thirty we're expecting to see 40 percent of the population in upper in his places this is wherewith he have sustainable global and social equitable development we want to make sure that particularly wh

live from atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> police are investigating a string of crimes in the ogontz section of philadelphia. authorities say that four gunpoint robberies took place between february 16th and march 13th. the the suspects, suspect in all of these robberies is describe as a black male between 20 and 25 years of age, allegedly stolen $800 in cash. if you have any information about the the crime or the the suspect you are asked to call police. >>> although nova nation turnout in full force this morning. >> ♪ "eyewitness news" on campus as villanova wildcats boarded buses bound for ncaa tournament in pittsburgh. it was a sea of white and blue every where you looked this morning, cheerleaders, fans supporters enemas cot, will the cat all giving a big send off to coach jay wright and his team. villanova a enters thursday game as the number one seed in the eastern bracket. >>> well, much quieter send off in easton pa for the the team villanova will be opening up against in this years first round, lafayette college mens basketball team boarded their bus

the the video evidence speaks for itself and requires no interpretation n woodbury i'm cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> as we have said today we are in the stormy stretch all week long. >> the kathy the first round of winter weather is underway right now. >> we are keeping an eye on the storm and we're talking about conditions that will stay slick in philadelphia, we are at 32 degrees but still seeing freezing rain, with a little rain mix nothing. all this continues through tonight and then our eyes on thursday, more on that snowstorm coming up. >>> also ahead a historic building is reduced to ashes, fire destroys a burlington county meeting house that dates back to the 19th century. >>> oh no. >> yes. >> well that was an air ball but harlem globetrotter still got game. members of the team break cold on the battleship new jersey in an attempt to make history and we will take you on board for battleship balls, leslie. >>> eagles shuffle the the roster we will tell you what bird was set free from the nest. phillies started grapefruit league action today and hear from ryan howard

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan. they spoke to the classmates. >> reporter: metal frame crinkled like tin foil. tractor trailer struck and killed lyric smith on interstate 295 late sunday evening. state the police say for some unknown reason she lost control at mile mark four are three in mount laurel. she crashed in the guard rain and spun in the center lane. >> she exited her vehicle and standing right next to her door on her cell phone and a tractor trail are came and made contact with her in the vehicle. >> reporter: police say tractor trailer driver was not speeding or impaired. he tried to move in the left lane. but sideswiped smith and her car. >> i knew lyric. she was very, she was very loving. >> reporter: smith was a senior at burlington county institute of technology where crisis counselors met with students on monday. >> it is just horrible. very sad. >> reporter: at burlington county institute of technology students worked together in close knit clusters baseond career interest. lyric smith wanded to be

city residents are in dire straits right new. >> reporter: in atlantic city, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> just a few short weeks to go until the tax deadline, if you still have questions, we're here to help. consumer reporter jim donovan is in the great hall with the annual three on your side tax phone bank jim. >> reporter: phones have been ringing off the hook i'm hearing about education credits, deductions, state issues, dividend, you name it. lines will be opened until 6:30. the number is 1.844.977.cbs3 and joining me is, accountant jeffery kim. thanks so much for role tiering your services today. turf ask you people keep getting these crazy calls from supposedly the the irs. they are scam calls. >> right, my advice would be to hang up the phone. irs will not ask to you pay taxes over the phone or through an e-mail. they would also send you a notice. >> reporter: they will in the threaten you with an arrest and send the sheriff. they went do that. >> that is correct. >> reporter: how do you recommend your clients protect their personal information because that is

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was at the their emotional celebration. >> reporter: emotions are overwhelming for yolanda boyle years of exile are over and sandy ravage home is finally fix. >> this house will always be here for my kid, and my nieces and my grandson. >> reporter: two and a half years after super storm sandy three ocean city victims can finally enjoy their homes thanks to the catholic charities disaster program and united methodist church a future with home. kenny thompson's living room had water up to his chest during sandy and he became homeless. >> i ride back and forth lots of times. i go get some coffee. >> reporter: from the outside homes damaged from sandy look okay but inside there can be severe rot to walls floors, things that overtime you just cannot live with and that is exactly what happened to these people. >> now, lot more cases are being uncovered where there is more damage, water damage that wasn't seen, you know right after the storms. >> reporter: gloria tried to live in her home for more than a year but became severely ill from the mold. now

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan shows us how garden state is planning to repair the damage. >> reporter: first comes the bumps, and then come the busted tires and bent rims. >> as you can see we tried to work it back to see if we can make it hold air. >> reporter: long winter may be over but potholes that remain can cause expensive damage to your cars. >> you can definitely go off road suspension damage lower control arm, and struts, and even rear even damages. >> reporter: as collision max in haddon township fix the victims road crews are after the culprits. new jersey's dot gave us an up close look at one of the three pothole killer machines that they rent this time of the year. g ot has increased pothole repair by 25 percent. it plans to spend four million-dollar fixing 300,000 potholes. >> anybody who traveled a roads know it has taken a beaten and that we need to get on this right away. >> reporter: in less than five minutes the pothole killers provide a quasi permanent hot patch. it is a one man job but state officials say they need help identified troubled roa

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more. >> because i don't think it is benefiting kid education at all. >> reporter: some parents refuse to let their children take partnership for ready and college and career test men as the the parc. >> he is not cookie cutter one size fits all and that is how they are educating them. all narrowed, to these tests. >> reporter: tuesday new jersey lawmakers brought those concerns to the state commissioner of education. >> what i'm concerned about is the fact that i'm hearing so much negativity from parents. >> reporter: some say the test is computer based and difficult for students who are less tech savvy, who are learning english as a second language. >> i share your concerns. i think our learning message has in the reverb rated and we need to double down on that without a doubt. >> reporter: for about a month new jersey teachers union run tvad critical of the test. >> standardized test is one of the weakest way to assess student learning and knowledge. >> what it is doing for students they teach and is what happening in classrooms because of it

. >>> our live team three coverage with "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan at the suspect's house in olney, cleve. >> reporter: that is right neighbors confirmed that paul jordan lived here on the 400 block of wellens avenue, right there where you see the boarded up walls. we have tried to speak with his roommates in one came to the door. but we understand that we saw him leaving just were the incident. she said everything seemed normal. >> shocking. he lives on the block. it is real shocking. >> reporter: neighbors having a hard time understanding what may have gone on inside paul joran's mine on tuesday. police say the 25 year-old held four former collogues hostage at gunpoint. >> he wouldn't do nothing like this. i'm in the sure. he is a very nice person. he would give a very good vibe. real respectful person. i wouldn't believe he would do anything like that. >> reporter: we track down jordan's family, in south philadelphia and spoke to a woman who identified herself only as his sister. >> was's role tear with the la mot t volunteer fire company. >> yes, i was but i don't thin

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more on the legislation that would make it harder for kid to skip their shots. >> reporter: caylee harris believes home schooling is best for her kids and against government mandating formatters of vaccination. >> i think every person should have a right to choose. there should be vaccine freedom. >> reporter: her belief is shared by 9,000 parents who use religious exemptions last year to keep their kid from being vaccinated but state law want to know what lincoln. >> mass vaccination has proven to work. >> reporter: herb connaway is doctor of internal medicine and one of the lawmakers sponsoring legislation to require parents claiming vaccination exceptions for their kid on ground to document religious doctrine to backup their view. >> as we have allowed a nim of people to claim it we have increasing number of people in or population unvaccinated. those people are getting measles now, when we thought we had essentially eliminated it from the the country. >> reporter: nationwide measles cases jumped from fewer from 100 in 2012 to more than 1

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and there is no conservative who tells me that they love to listen to bryan bryan fisher. >> and he canff armr the candidates more than any other candidates can jeb bush. >> well we will see how much he can afford to stiff arm the base. and he is mostly hiring the people who are worth hiring in the republican staff base. a and he is cocky in some spaces. spaces. >> and he is talk tact common core in some place, and we will talk about it more when we figure out how to show on it television. thank you, josh barro. >> thank you. >>> and now shgs, as josh said, we can see that the republicans have fallen back on the terrain of cultural war to opt out of religion to opt to treat people equally. and laws of exemptions have been passed in 20 states with exemptions written by a small kaud ri and now in georgia, the most e egregious yet. the georgia freedom freedom restoration act. and what does this mean exact lyly? it means that according to the daily beast, that restaurants could refuzse to serve couples, and hotels could keep out jews, and housing developments could keep out black people, an

. >>> young girl's life is lost and her mother now faces charges i'm cleve bryan coming up why policeiving toys blame for a fatal crash. >>> then new at 6:00 a local woman's life changed in an instant when she fell off her bike, she suffered a severe brain injury and told she may never recover but she beat odds and now she's using her experience to give thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period. see the difference for yourself. get a fios triple play online at an amazing price, guaranteed for two full years! plus, get a $300 bonus with a two-year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> i'm chris may. here are the day's top stories for you. the first viewing for philadelphia police officer rob

in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. ♪ >> to your fox 29 weather authority now.ooking for spring. >> yeah, i know, right? where is it? has yet to appear. >> i know. >> hiding. >> i know. >> it will make an appearance final whole actually just we switch to april. >> march in like a lion out like a lion pretty much bought we've got snow showers in the forecast forecast. >> you you. >> for some spots. not here in philadelphia. >> okay. >> in the mountains. >> i hope north and west. >> that's the truth. it's somewhere. it's taking a long time to get warm temperatures around here. we shall finally see some at least in the seven day. but first we'll start you off way look at ultimate doppler right now. twenty two gorgeous sunday. if you were watching from the comfort of your heated living room looking outside. it was chilly. high temperatures well below normal in the mid 40s. not as much wind saturday. it was a slow improvement through this afternoon. clouds streaming in since sunset sunset. we've got a cold front towards our west bringing rain showers into the ohio va

and then the family can get erika back so they can give her a proper burial n lindenwald i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. >>> also breaking you right now an accidental shooting at a police station in montgomery county. we are told a police officer in plymouth township accidentally discharged his weapon and shot himself in the leg. he has been transported to einstein medical center and we will follow this story, and bring you very latest on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> chopper three over paulsboro high school where more than a dozen students and staff got sick today. they were overcome by fumes. the paulsboro refinery which is nearby says a leak in a tank containing partially refined oil caused the odor. they now believe things are under control. the those who got sick were taken to the medical center in woodbury. we did talk to the parent who got a frantic call from her daughter. >> she said mom, they're mergecy dismissing us and i need to you pick us up. she called and let me know that the smell was worse than the the other two days and kid are fainting i

his secretary of state, williams jenning bryan -- william jennings bryan, was initially for ban on both sides, which he argued with some justification was true neutrality. if you're going to be neutral you should not lend to either side. there was pressure from business, from banks which did want to lend, and the people they probably were going to lend to were the allies. the allies were in a better position to borrow. the state department was also in favor of making loans to the allies. by the late fall of 1914, wilson had ordered the state department and ordered bryan to make it possible for the allies to borrow in the u.s. as bryan argued this was tilting , towards the allies. the loans to the allies were going to increase steadily to the point that by 1917, united states' mostly private interests had lent $7 billion to the allies. gradually, the u.s. became more financially committed to the allies and wilson did nothing to stop it. in fact facilitated it. , the war had a favorable impact on the united states because the allies were in a great position to order a great deal of war ma

i'm cleve bryan. how the park plans to get 98 percent of the power need from renewal energy. >>> and mystery solved, the owner of these pink chickens comes forward and explains yes dyed their feathers in the the first place that is coming up. >>> also feeling more like february, then the end of march, carol comes back with more on these chilly temperatures up ne jim: it's a bad idea to assess children this way. it takes away the joy of learning in a classroom, which was one of the reasons we all became teachers - to see the bright look on their face when you finally got them. ros: it's those years where we had that teacher who gave us a little extra, who spent a little bit more time with us, who made us stay after school, who kept calling our parent. a standardized test is one of the weakest ways to assess student learning and student knowledge. jim: it's detrimental. standardized testing is sucking the air out of classrooms. now, more and more americans are discovering that shredding galbani mozzarel

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has details new from cape may. >> reporter: like anl meeting had drama the members voted not to keep rob sheen an as police chief the day his one year probationary period was up and this councilman resign on the hunt. >> crucified that man. i will not to it. if i have to resign from this town that is what i will do. >> you are free to go. >> i resign effectively. >> chief sheen an's lack of support can be a attributed to some council members concerned that he is part of the investigation in the the possible abuse of comp time. councilman shane meyer supported sheen an. >> it was appropriate information we received. it had nothing to do with cheap sheehan being rhea pointed as chief. >> reporter: city officials blamed a letter from the county prosecutor's office that arrived a day before the vote. it made it unclear whether sheehan is facing any criminal allegations. they now know he is not. >> the the letter of march the second was quite disturbing. the with the what the council is trying to does get all of the facts together so we can

fox's bryan llenas reports investigators believe a faulty appliance may to be blame. >> reporter: fireay the flames started shortly after midnight while childrens were sleeping at the back of the brooklyn home. more than 100 firefighters raced to the seen to help but seven of the children were not able to make out in time. their mother an teenaged sibling survived after jumping from the second floor. fire commissioner daniel nay grow says the victims were between the ages of five and 16. >> it's a tragedy for this family. it's a tragedy for this community. it's a tragedy for our city. >> reporter: investigators believe a malfunctioning hot plate left on kitchen counter inn knighted the plames that raced up the stairs to the second floor. officials believe the orthodox jewish family may have left hot plate on to keep food warm during the sabbath. devastating news has rocked the community. >> you always think that fire happens in different neighborhoods. never close to home. but now it hits home. >> i know the mother and i really hope that -- i don't know. she makes it through this. i do

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in atlantic city with the details, cleve? >> reporter: well, jessica show boat is one of four casinos to close last year, 8,000 people in atlantic city lost jobs and now their next door neighbor taj mahal is trying to smother one of the bright spots by invoking a 27 year-old agreement that could stop or fatally stop stockton from bringing a college campus to the boardwalk. >> i just want to ask them how much is enough. >> reporter: to some idea taj mahal trump entertainment the is trying to stop stockton university from building a college campus at former show boat ace paul. >> the the self-serving bottom feeders and the selfish casino interests, they have to remember why they're here. the purpose for the casinos here was the soul purpose was revitalize atlantic city. >> reporter: not only dit bring expectations for new jobs and business but double stockton's classroom space and provide housing. stockton officials say caesars entertainment made them aware when they bought property in december there was an obscure 1988 covenan

cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> your time now 6:48.cosby bill cosby the show will go on. >> he has released new video promoting a upcoming performance. >> 8:00 show, that's right you know i'll be hilarious. >> the philadelphia born comedian is appearing saturday in wheeling, west virginia. two other shows have been canceled, two are still on. >> now in the video cosby does not add dregg allegations against him number of women have accused cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting them. bill cosby has not been charged with any crime. >> a new soccer jersey causing uproar around the world but it is not the logo on the front, it is the label with the washing instructions. it says, quote, give this to your woman. it is her job. end quote. the indonesian company tweeted apology saying they never meant to demean women but also said quote not all men understand how to take care of their own clothes. women know better and are experts in such matters. end quote. the team that the jersey represents re tweeted the apologies. >> they don't mean to

person at the board of supervisors which continued the hamburger to this is numerous traffic issue an bryan street next to the bay bridge and there's a convening of departments and various constants dealing with transportation starting today in the city i think that is going to be - i know it is going to be a comblaktd resolution i don't think that a eight makes sense because both parties should submit a request permission to submit briefing a little bit before the board explaining what resolution if any has been reached i respectfully ask you to continue it until after the eight but if the other side has a position and you can't continue to to the eight i'm ready just be presented a complicated circulation issue thank you very much again, it is right next to the bay bridge on steering wheel street. >> okay, sir. >> thank you, john with reuben, junius & rose here on behalf of the project sponsor so i think ms. hester brought you up to speed pretty well the subject of the appeal as well as at the board of supervisors the sdrapts surrounding the project but the project manager recognizes the

mercy we got a tremendous relationship in fact we share a board member her somewhere and her husband bryanelped to cement this relationship and the outlet incredible partnership anyone of this magnitude it is because of partnership are of the public sector you know in san francisco we have a city government that really knows how to get things done narns you'll the complaints when it comes down to affordable housing you can't member of the government like the housing and others i can't see her i want to oh there you are probably the first it champion in this city i think that is a little bit and inspiring when your elected officials are vongz for the housing pea she's an incredible champion and pushing this issue since before she was a supervisor and huge champion and i give you our champion jane kim (clapping) >> doug failed to mention i come out of the school of doug schumaker i've been well trained well before i came into office to represent this district those are the best days the day's when we get to do the ribbon cutting inform a much needed affordable housing in san francisco i want

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more. >> you guide written a new constitution that we areot aware of. >> reporter: passionate pleas and out right demand as new jersey law make are consider a bill requiring parents to say a bona fide religious reason to give their kid religious exemption from his required school vaccination. >> no one has a right to ask me to quantify or qualify the nature have my relationship with my creator. that is between me and god. >> reporter: in 2008, new jersey made it easier for obtaining exemptions and some lawmakers believe it is being abused by people who fear or morally object to vaccines. last year 9,000 new jersey students received the religious exceptions and health experts worry about the increased risk of a preventable out break. >> you must get your children immunized. it isn't your right to put them at risk. >> reporter: as a em is thably health committee vote sod hundred or so in opposition became indignant. >> nine committee members in favor of the stricter requirements, one opposed and two abstain. >> the bill is reported. >> thank y

system so our servicemen and women have high quality health care providers n wilmington, i'm cleve bryanwitness news". >>> a large scale military operation is underway in iraq right now as security force's tempt to recapture tikrit from isis militant. soldiers reportedly attacking from all aside along with air support from the iraqi air force. sunni tribal fighters and shiite militias are also lending their support. it is tikrit among the largest iraqi cities currently under isis control. >>> in moscow, mourners lay flowers at the site where russian opposition leader boris nemtsov was gunned down. nemtsov died friday night ape many suspect the russian government may have been involved. his killing has inspired widespread protests. yesterday, tens of thousands powered in to the the streets demanding justice. local police have so far, made no arrests. >>> a nurse who contracted and survived ebola in dallas says she plans to sue the hospital where she worked. nina pham contracted ebola while treating thomas eric duncan at texas health presbyterian hospital. duncan died october 8th and pham

it's easy to bring a clarence darrow or a william jennings bryan. but george washington, we have this view of washington, for many people he's like a wax figure in madam trudeau's museum. or a carved figure up on mount rushmore, he is distant to a lot of us. i think a lot of it is that terrible picture painted on the $1 bill, that was paint near death with a bulging, he looks like a squirrel with his oversized false teeth. actually, that's not what washington was like, and i got to see that in this period of his life when he was much younger before the presidency and after he was a general when he was not in political power when he didn't have -- or military power. he didn't have an office. he was a farmer. he was a plantation owner. he was a private citizen. and i could find out that he was a very, very affable person. he was a wonderful conversationalist. he was a great retail politician. he could tell stories at parties. he loved to go to parties, he loved to dance. he would go to a party -- of course, he was the choice, he was -- when he was you

in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >>> four teenaged boys scraped up but alive aft being rescued fromurf in hawaii. a group of whale watchers noticed the boys jumping off a cliff into dangerous choppy waters. the waves were so high the boys had trouble climbing back on to the rocks to get out of the water. >> the waves were about 10 to 20 feet at different times. so as the kid was trying to climb up the rock the wave would hit him. he would fly down the rock and then try and try it again. >> the whale watchers called 911 luckily lifeguards arrived in just minutes on jet skis officials say this is becoming a recurring problem with thrill seekers getting too close to those dangerous waters. >> absolutely terrifying moments for new parents in california. a thief took off with their cheap and inside was their baby girl. eight month old girl is back in her father's arm tonight. look how cute she is. yesterday morning her parents put her in the jeep then ran back inside their home they say for no more than 20 >> teens jumping on on the hoods of moving cars and post their video on youtube. f

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan takes us inside that meeting. >> it was a shocker.tuesday night when members demoted robert sheen an. jerry, a retired fire chief in town got so upset he resigned on the spot. >> witch hunt and crucify that man, i will not do it. if i have to remove myself from this council that is what i will do. i resign effective immediately from this council. thank you. >> reporter: council voted three-two not to keep sheen an as chief. officials said before the vote there was closed door discussion about sheen an being involved in the ongoing police department investigation. reached by phone he said council made a knee jerk decision without getting all of the facts. >> they tarnish him, defamed him, they put a black mark on his career. i have known chief sheen an a a long time and i could no longer sit there. >> reporter: now captain sheenan a is top official in the cape may police department. he does not face any criminal investigation and would not give details but he did say he is doing a good job. >> everybody knows him and everybody respects

on the committee the following (calling names) other members include (calling names) did i mention bryan fox okay. so that concludes this seethe of appreciating the peace folks >> thank you all for your service service. >> i just want to thank my appointees there are many sacrifice they've been unafraid to voice their opinions i want to express my prediction any other comments in the colleagues. >> commissioner walton. >> just to echo commissioner president murase we definitely appreciate during u during this time working on the budget you spent a lot of time on the detail thank you for your service and please continue to serve in our roles we appreciate your work thanks. >> commissioner fewer. >> i want to say thank you and congratulation on this budgete. this budget season on to the next one i was on the committee and i was one of those hanging i was quite proud of service i performed but you're doing a better job quite frankly and thanks kathy for all the leadership it's great (clapping.) >> commissioner vice president haney. >> thank you as a former member i was actually, i served br

good evening, everyone welcome to the january 20, 2015, of the entertainment commission my name is bryan at an the president of commission we're going to actually before we do roll call please turn off your cell phones not to disturb our meeting we have speaker cards we'd like you to fill out hand that to our staff and state your name and feinstein thank you to sfgovtv and media services for the slides to this public every time we meet okay. we're going to start with a roll call. >> commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner moshoyannis commissioner perez commissioner tan we have quorum and commissioner joseph will be absent this evening the first item of business is public comment on any item that pertains to the business of the commission but is not to the public that are within the jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. decided any public comment? i don't see any public comment item 2 review and approval of the minutes from january 6th public utilities i wasn't here i can't vote on it but anyone want to make a motion >> i'd like to make a motion to approve the minut

and move on to the next item item 9 sand hill versus the zoning administrator on hayes protesting to bryan a letter of the determination regarding whether commercial uses are allowed in the remain garages and parking in the backyard. >> you have 7 minutes. >> good evening. i'm niles we represent sun hill the property owner of the residential property next to the property next to the determination holder it is a residentially zoned property i should say near st. mary's hospital all the uses discuses in the papers in this case are used that happen on our property and 7, 8, 9 next door neighbors property the issues are parking and garbage collection to store garbage nicole the parking is simply a function of the people working at our medical building pulling in parking their car and going to work leaving this is there's no members of the public coming in or intensive use of the parking of customers or patient the use is no different than that thought determination holders that also park in the back area this is an tension or exception of loud neighboring property that is arranging owned outco

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, is live at the scene with more on what happened there, cleve. >> reporter: well, route 541, main street in lumberton is back opened, traffic in both directions. they got that overturned school bus upright, and towed this was a situation that was very scary for the the students but police say it wasn't as serious as they initially feared. a school bus on its side children thankfully though, okay. police say a car collided with the bus around 3:00 this afternoon. >> the school bus was making a left turn on to daffodil when it was struck in the rear by a vehicle traveling north on 541. >> reporter: bus driver was taking three student home from the burlington county special services school in west hampton. despite jarring crash, officials say no one suffered serious injuries, one student went to the hospital as a precaution. they are all between ages of 1010 and 15 and that are parents were net filed. police say bus appeared to tip because it was starting to turn. >> it will make a left turn on to daffodil and it wheels were turn to ma

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in atlantic city i'm's cleve bryan for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> authorities say a threat against president obama's niece was a false alarm. leslie robinson is the president's niece. she plays basketball for princeton university. security was stepped up at their game last night against the the the university of maryland after a woman called the university of maryland's police department. she told them that she had received a text from a man that she knew had a gun and then mentioned the president's niece. >>> on the cbs-3 healthwatch angelina jolie revealed she has had more surgery to prevent cancer. she made revelations known in the on ed. health reporter stephanie stahl has the details on the surprise announcement. >> reporter: angelina jolie said she had her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed last week to ensure that she has a long life with her husband and six children. actress and director made revelation in the new york times saying i feel at ease with whatever will come not the because i'm strong but because this is a part of life. it is nothing to be feared. the 39 year-o

. >> i'm bryan carlyle. >> hi, i'm julie robert a parent of two and here to support the district strategy in algebra i think first hand the tracking is not as a kid i went to a monthly latino high school it took me about a month to get into honors math at the same time my husband was an english language learn my friends in regular classes they said they were 1250ud vendors i got a great education in a protecting neighborhood i support the district for agree bra for all eight graders and not setting up a separate class this doesn't present the concept to all students we're not following what the surrounding areas we're trying to support the differentiation and encourage the district to invest in professional development for that strategy successful. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi my name is establishing a parent of two kids as daniel webster longshoremen i'm the proud drought you feel who teachers and brought computer to my little town in kentucky i had wrath grade algebra in rural pennsylvania i can't conceive of a place more entitled to have eight grade algebra w

. >> bryan what can i say you had lunch are a hedge fund person and took his recommendation leon you came in with a 20 percent reduction even though for some reason that is nice for you another that time and sir, your real estate you're a developer a person i connected yes show me the prove and guidelines o guidelines should have obey present to all of you you sir, you ladies and gentlemen should have been wrought to the table to develop a plan you vote on nothing an air nothing was given to you so for me i'm sorry this is not the good thank you. >> thank you. >> herbert wiener i sort of want to bring up a relevant issue in 2009 the government oversight committee heard testimony from the grand jury the grand jury was sounding the fire elementary school alarm that the retirement system was going bankruptcy because a salaries from the police department and what happened please fire protect our benefits the controller's office the mayor's office claire murray the head of the retirement fund stated the retirement fund was perfectly solvent in not in the murder in the third degree of the

shot 45 times with an semiautomatic gun we have the names of every person that shot my sonata 850 bryan those are not names i'm picking out of a hat those names are the guys that shot my son paris jason thomas arrest hunter and one of them are deceased now but the point we talk about f this i'm still hurting and in pain i'm a mother that is hurting for her son here 17 year-old boy that was ms. short i want to show you what i have left of my son that i have a remember hits deceased body i showed this and people ask me why this is all i have i want people to see how i feel and what i'm going through so, yes, i show them this is my son laying on the gurney dead a 17 year-old boy full of life shot down for saving sons-in-law life he wasn't a criminal noting envelope or been in jail i had to walk across the street to get his diploma his motto every time i come to those places this is my therapy i can't sit through a therapy this is my therapy that is coming here to let you know this case can unsolved still closed it is to me it is i need closure for my son and my family and the case of mr. b

. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in atlantic city which more cleve. >> reporter: jessica, in the word of the city employee i spoke to today you cannot make this stuff up. through an open record request we have a video showing chief brooks dropping his pants in public. the it happened here in the lobby of the public safety building where he works. it was a brief action, but it could have long lasting consequences for the chief. it was a move that leaves many scratching their head at one atlantic city employee mortified this video from march 5th shows fire chief dennis brooks going through security checkpoint at public safety building. female security guard asked him to re move metal and after shuffling through his clothes, brooks appears to unbuckle and pull them halfway down his thigh. attorney sebastian iona represents the the security guard. >> he undid his pants pulled them down and told her he was having a bad day. >> reporter: iona says brooks behavior isn't just behavior but sexual harassment and expressed the security guard's concerns. >> she was humiliated