bryan, since you said -- bryan, would you like to go to retail with this? yes.o you know anything about that? what's your history? well, i have invented a -- you ever been parasailing, or you know what parasailing is? yes. i invented the device that launches parasails from a boat and pulls it back in. but i see those all around the world. right. well, that patent's long expired. that was back in 1979. were you broken in? is this how you invented -- that's how i came up -- yeah. i was living in a condominium where there were, uh -- the garages were separate from the residence. people were going out and buying the -- you know, the padlocks. and they would have to go out, unlock the door, open the door, get in the car, back it out. how much money did you put into the business to get it started? we've got $250,000 into this, not including the patent money. o'leary: you're a -- you've built a better mousetrap. get that. now, i don't know how to sell it unless i want to come and work with you in your garage and do all the marketing myself. if you could get me in front

as for bryan stow he has limited movement and learning to walk again. he says he carries with him what a pitcher told him, when the game ends the rivalry should end in the stands. not the parking lots. >> he got lucky. he definitely got lucky. >> reporter: azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> police sergeant in san jose charged with indecent exposure placed on administrative leave. he was arrested earlier this month. he touchdown himself inappropriately in full view of a woman walking on the sidewalk. they say he pulled his car forward as she was walking next to it while he was exposed. authorities say the woman took pictures of him and his license plate. he is free on a $15,000 bond. >>> police say a relic of a san francisco church has been stolen. something broke into st. anthony of padua church monday night. and a cross containing a bone of st. antany was taken -- anthony was taken. it is the cross that was the most valuable. >> it is a bone. it is specially to the community. >> the church manager said the burglar caught chain that was used to lock th

bryan or his son whip me. before either of them could answer, i said to my father, i will die first, i will let you whip me but not anyone else on earth, no one said a word so i repeated, you can whip me but nobody else. seeing that i meant what i said my father whipped me himself in front of the white boy and his father. this the white family accepted as sates -- sates -- nothing in the world could have made me cry. that i think is the essence, it's characteristic that carries him all the way through his life no matter what happened to him he was prepared to take the whipping if he had to because he was going to get him some where but he was not going to cry or back down. it's true when he comes to new york and eventually decides to join the police department. now, to set the scene for that, when i went out 1909, sam battle has been working as a red cab at grand central depo. there was a great man there named chief williams. he happened to be black. he went to the depo at the time that the railroad needed peo

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staffer someone who works with john burton in the senate who now it the secretary of transportation bryan kelly who really helped to make that happen today bryan (clapping.) >> thank you i'm not sure if i should say thank you e.r. apologize i'm happy to be here i say before the took the appointed from josh and should that the executive branch i spent 17 years working that in the state senate in sacramento and worked with skwubd in the state senate most people that that when you become a veteran staffer you are to get cynical and birth but i found it was opposite the more i stuck around the more good, i wanted to do and all the staffers want they want to work for someone they're proud of and respect so much i can tell you john without expensed every person who worked with we're proud for you thin and now we're proud to work with you and proud to say we worked with john burton john congratulations this is so well deserved (clapping.) >> we're happy that his daughter and john burton grandkids are here today they just literally got off a pa plane yesterday theirs a little bit jet lagged so wa

bryan stow's mission, stop violence early on.arted a new foundation, talking to school kids about bullying and about stopping fan violence. >>> today lawmakers publicly urging governor jerry brown to sign a bill regulating the medical marijuana industry. passed state senate friday, calls for the creation of new regulatory bureau to oversee? licensing of businesses that sell marijuana. also classifies it as agriculture product and would force growers to abide by the same regulations as farmsers regarding water and pesticide. public push for the governor to sign the bill happens this afternoon in oakland. >>> set of principles designed to define intolerance at all uc campuses is getting criticism. the p pirs draft of statement of -- the first draft of statement of principles of intolerance will be discussed at a meeting today at uc irvine. calls for the ten campuses to be, quote, free from acts of efl pregs of intolerance. prohibit vandalism and gra fee ee. critics of the draft say it's censorship, does not protect against anti-sem

bryan stevenson's life is about that. thank you for joining us. see you next time. >> rose: for captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> the august employment report intensifs, and already heated debate over the federal reserve interest rates and your money. where the jobs are and aren't. the industry's expanding their ranks, and the one that is shrinking. >>> a win-win, meet the entrepreneur who found success off the court while coaching student athletes on the field. all that, and more, tonight on "nightly business report" for friday, september 4th. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm sue herera. tyler mathisen is off this evening. just strong enough, that's how the august employment report is being characterized by some, and it was also just strong enough to punish stocks. the dow jones industrial average plummeted 272 points

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bryan mcdonald. >> michael b.homas, jr. >> daniel. >> ryan. >> thomas henry. >> michael gregory. >> william j. >> stacy. >> francis noel. patrick j. mcguire. >> denise j. the third. >> michael edward, jr. >> robert. >> donald james. >> george patrick, jr. >> and my father manuel osvaldo. dad, remembering you is easy, i do it every day, but missing you is the sorrow that never goes away. your sons and us we all miss you very much, dad. [speaking in spanish] >> a very bright light in so many lives. she was a wonderful mother to nicole and a sister and to many nieces and nephews, she was a friend, she was mentor and she was my Ángel. she was a child of god. i know she watches over all of us, she will be forever missed and forever loved. >> robert mcman. >> daniel walker mcniel. >> walter arthur mcniel. >> kristin. >> john peter. >> firefighter robert william. >> firefighter karen a. >> firefighter timothy patrick. >> firefighter martin esm -- mcwilliam. >> abig el abigael medina. >> firefighter raymond. manuel. >> an

. >> speaking of moving through philadelphia, you know, we have got our own cleve bryan who is over at ben franklin bridge. we watched yesterday as pilgrims, as we are now starting to call them made their way over to the art museum and to independent mall and things are moving, you know, very light yesterday, considering we closed the bridge for this. so how are things right now, cleve. >> reporter: it is still a trickling of peopling ago across the bridge, you see them coming in two or three a couple of families. sometimes a small church group we did see a group of michigan with 40 high school students but we have not had large groups like yesterday when we had diocese from newark bringing these international, catholics over here. but, all of the stories are very interesting. people coming from different areas, some local. we have mike, janice from yardley that are just about to walk across the bridge. it is a 5-mile hike from where you parked to see the the pope today. tell me about your reasoning, your motivation for making this trip for today. >> it was interesting, we had througho

i'm bryan. >> and i'm jewel yet goodrich. cbs reporter marly hal is live for us in philadelphia tonight where hundreds of thousands of people turned out for one last look. marly. >> juliette, for a few hours, the ben franklin parkway here in philadelphia was transformed into a place of worship, and it also marked the end of the pope's historic u.s. visit. >> pope francis held a private, unannounced meeting this morning fwooif people who were sexually abused as children. later while speak to bishops, the pope promised to hold all sex abusers accountable, and he said, "i remain overwhelmed with shame that men entrusted with the tender care of children violated these little ones and caused grievous harm." barbara doris is a child sex abuse survivor. she wants pope francis to take stronger action against bishops who protected predator priests. >> how can he kiss babies and talk to children and, you know, express all these concern for children and, yet, do nothing. this guy is a monarch, an absolute monarch. if he says they're gon

more buried treasure but puts construction of the wheelchair ramp on hold n burlington city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> fascinating. >> it is interesting. you see rain there too. it just rained all day long. >> yes, it did. >> it has been on and off, spurts of heavy rain, break, and then heavy rain. >> a tease. >> if you thought it was over and venture out, you may have been caught in the downpour today and still going on right now. we have another batch of heavy rain moving in the city. it is starting to weaken, that is good news and this should be last of it once we get this round out, we have nicer weather to look forward to we will continue to have our eye on the storm tonight. sky cam three which we can see is looking pretty obscure that view of the city with the low clouds overhead and light rain falling at the moment in the city of philadelphia and you can see traffic looking slow there, along 16th street and traffic is slow just about every where tonight thanks to the puddles and ponding on the roadway and it has been with us all day long. look at the the time laps

bryan kelly worked for me this is wonderful i do want to introduce also one form staff person who iseft around here wendy where is she linda put up with me for 18 years in sacramento if you think that is easy and, of course, my colleague form speaker now bobby hertz beggar who came up here and my arm buddy how about that one jerry we served together in peacetime but anyway, i'm really touched by this that corner when i was a kid from the 7th grade through high school i would hitchhike from her a to go to lincoln and bob sinclair the hall of fame tackle would be hick himself i hitchhiking with me he's got a hall of fame jacket and i've got this i think i caught the best but i probably the - well, no vicky claims she reminds when either that was a newery the haul here and the church the lutheran church used to have mass at the empire theatre before it was built i remembered we lived on a block with 4 hours arnold's the milk man that actually went from milk to being a president of the more and more run dell and had grass like a putting green he used to get up early being the milk map an

bryan: and they stack up. then we will send that code to the machine.achine will build it up out of plastic, layer by layer. rachel: how long will it take for the machine to build it? bryan: this will take probably about three hours. >> this isn't just for people -- this is for anything. rachel: there are practical applications, too. it is not just a party trick. tell me about the future of techshop. >> we believe that every community eventually needs one of these. >> in the next 15 or 20 years, i would love to see thousands of techshops across the united states. if you open access to the tools of innovation up to everyone, just as a recreational basis, you're going to see some amazing things come out. >> we are getting it to profitability. it takes us about two years to get a site in the black. but the way we have been growing, we have been working with partners. ford helped us open up and stand up the location outside of detroit. you know what? when a fortune seven company calls and says they want to drive innovation in their community, you say absolu

barking from citibank is bryan here great. (clapping.) >> thank you brian. >> thank you. >> good morning my name is bryan barker i run the city capital and one the lessons for the john burton housing complex you know obviously were a lenders i have to tell you that is my absolute part of my job seeing on the harrods come to fruition you know as you may know it's been a long road i don't know how many years we came in the tail end it is tremendous you see the financing and the construction starting shortly i think there are 5 different levels of the subordinate something says is private and public can't get along that is an example how it works bus that 18 months it will, 50 units of affordable housing in the city it is the highest across the country where the housing is desperately needed congratulation we look forward to coming back and seeing this project and thank you very much for having us (clapping.) >> sam cob it is director the first place for you that will supply support services for emancipated youth living here (cla

bryan hansen got 30 days in administrative segregation for coming on to a female staff member. timothy schrieber got 20 days for verbally abusing an officer. and the fun seems to be over for royanna freed as well. >> i'm moving to unit number six. i need a change. and there's another transgender over there and some over people i met when i started working in the kitchen. i don't know. i'm just tired of it over here. i'm getting caught taking my pillow on camera. look at that. i'm going to jail. >> what was that about? >> because you're not supposed to take your pillow with you, i don't know, from unit to unit. i don't know. >> and you thought you could get away with it? >> i did. i almost did, look. because it's like a big old hassle to get another one. anyway, oh well. how embarrassing, huh? anyway. yeah, this is what -- i've never moved before, so i don't know how to work this. >> with the transfer, royanna leaves behind the two other gay inmates who had become friends. robert burzee and michael cherry. >> royanna moved over to six, so -- so the trio's kind of split up. >> ti

bryan mcdonald. >> michael b.. >> john thomas, jr. >> daniel. >> ryan. >> thomas henry. >> michael gregory. >> william j. >> stacy. >> francis noel. patrick j. mcguire. >> denise j. the third. >> michael edward, jr. >> robert. >> donald james. >> george patrick, jr. >> and my father manuel osvaldo. dad, remembering you is easy, i do it every day, but missing you is the sorrow that never goes away. your sons and us we all miss you very much, dad. [speaking in spanish] >> a very bright light in so many lives. she was a wonderful mother to nicole and a sister and to many nieces and nephews, she was a friend, she was mentor and she was my Ángel. she was a child of god. i know she watches over all of us, she will be forever missed and forever loved. >> robert mcman. >> daniel walker mcniel. >> walter arthur mcniel. >> kristin. >> john peter. >> firefighter robert william. >> firefighter karen a. >> firefighter timothy patrick. >> firefighter martin esm -- mcwilliam. >> abig el abigael medina. >> firefighter raymond. ma

hoofing it they got who are and some shared their spiritual journey with new jersey reporter cleve bryan>> reporter: hill grips passing through camden today traveling from places near. >> we live right down the road who are. >> reporter: and far. >> i came from guam guam. >> the name of my country is right here. a small beautiful country full of joy and the love of god. report roar checking in at the base of the now closed ben franklin bridge interpret agreed greeted with bottle of water, t shirts, and some gospel tracks to ponder. >> it's a great opportunity. i've, i believe it's a mile and a half to get on the other side of the bridge. give them something to read. they can learn what the scriptures say about eternity. >> for this woman it's a work of confirming failing. >> i have to do with my body tells me to do. i'm going to meet jesus. >> reporter: other others wondeg if the spiritual experience awaits. >> i hear about a lot about the buzz. >> i'm a spiritual person. i haven't to church in awhile. don't tell anybody. >> too young to understand what's going on but i hope that at leas

corporal bryan dickson was killed. it set off a manhunt for eric frein. nearly a thousand authorities descended on the area to find the accused cop killer. they found frein in an abandoned airport hanger. nbc 10 spoke to the murdered officer's colleague who helped in the search. >> what police officers and being taken down at random, it's always fresh in your mind. and it doesn't seem like it's been a year. >> state police tell us they have no plans for a memorial today and that they are still trying to move past the tragedy. meanwhile, frein is charged with first-degree murder. his trial is scheduled for december. >>> now to news of an arrest in this brazen shooting caught on camera a little bit more than a month ago. the shooter was seen running from a philadelphia barbershop killing one man and two others. philadelphia police have charged tusuf warrick with murder, aggravated assault, and gun violations. in terms of mottivmotive, warri targeting just one person. >>> we're waiting to learn more about who was shot and killed by fbi agents yesterday. fbi

professor bryan delay is a native of colorado springs. he grew up in of the springs -- i am a former resident of the springs. he obtained his bachelors at the university of colorado and his doctorate at harvard. he has been serving as an associate professor of history at the university of california berkeley, what some of us call the other school across the bay. professor delay is known best for his book "war of a thousand deserts" which won 5 major book prizes. his scholarly articles also won multiple book prizes. he has even ventured into the realm of art history in a terrific essay on winslow homer's famous painting, "watson and the shark." entitled "the familiar made strange: american artifacts after the transnational turn." his new contract under ww norton is to be called "shoot the state: arms, capitalism, and freedom." professor delay is also a multiple award-winning teacher who has served on an organization of american historians and a fulbright distinguished lecturer in japan. he won many distinctions. yet i must add that profess

as new jersey reporter cleve bryan tells you the family friendly event gave a big boost to the beach town's local economy. >> it is called thunder over boardwalk and for 13th year the the air show didn't disappoint starting with the f 22 raptor. >> the adrenaline, watch them, come by, and you feel all of this rumbling and the vibration. i can't imagine being inside that aircraft. >> reporter: atlantic city's big event, officials estimate a crowd of more than half million people, pumped 30 to 40 million in the local economy. >> it is a huge deal, such an incredible opportunity for people to come down to atlantic city toy see so many other things besides gaming in atlantic city. >> we are not big gamblers this brings to us atlantic city. >> reporter: jammed packed day of aerial performances including the geico guy typers, various helicopter demonstrations and to top it all off, the navy blue angels. the signature tight formation, and creative passes, wowed the beach front crowd. >> atlantic city beaches are wonderful. they are clean. the ocean is beautiful. >> having a great time. real

police now identifying the michael vick times as 25-year-old amanda digirolomo and bryan botti who waso 25. about 4:40 this morning at one time were crossing broad street near arch and were struck by a 41-year-old man driving a rose rosemont taxi cab. and it spent him airborne landing about 150 feet away. witnesses say the car driver was traveling about 50 miles per hour, twice the limit. >> and the witness estimated the speed as over the speed limit. >> amanda pronounced dead at the scene and bryan died later at the hospital. the cabdriver stopped at the scene but also taken to the hospital complaining of chest pains. >> the good thing, he didn't leave the scene. we have a lot more than we would have for all of those that leave. he didn't make it an apparent crime by leaving, he stayed. >> and amanda working at the freedom value -- value ymca. she will be missed and she weren't to work for vanguard financing to work at the y part-time. and her mom and two sisters worked there. amanda was a smart hard working out growing woman. she had a future. and her caring smile and personality wil

we have a motion and a second up e come on up bryan >> hi home is a deceptively simple word it is ove i've called san francisco home since 1983, 3 two years a member of the arts community since i arrived as a actor and a member of the theatre company now a writer and teacher this is my 14 years in the dance program at city attorney calory university i taught at san francisco state university in 2014 i was served with an ellis act eviction he thought my time in the city was coming to an end i will lived in that apartment 14 years i turned 40 in this apartment and 50 i finished my ms a and lost my best friend i spent months in panic and tried to figure out how to stay in san francisco the below grade program including their did you observe payment assistance and ellis act certify of the preference i bought a one bedroom apartment what? as an other and teacher owning in the city was never on the agenda i'm city slightly shocked i wouldn't call it a simple process and here i'd like to say thank you to vanessa doyle who answered my phone calls it was a process that worked i saw the effor

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is at wilmington city hall tonight with the very latest, cleve? >> reporter: natasha a, when were you out at the scene last night things were very tense and today city officials are calling for peace as delaware department of justice civil rights division, investigates this police involved shooting. >> justice or else. >> reporter: these cry from his friend and family from the wheelchair bound man shot and killed by wilmington police in the video first obtained by "eyewitness news". police say four officers engaged 28 year-old jer any mcdole after receiving report he was armed and had already shot himself. it is difficult toe what mcdole does or says in the video but police tell him numerous times to drop his gun and put his hand up before opening up fine. >> they shot my son like road kill. >> reporter: this is jeremy's mother. >> i watched video. they shot the my son so much, he fell out of his wheelchair. he fell out of his chair and on the ground. >> reporter: police recovered a 38 caliber handgun next to mcdole. the authorities subpoenaed vi

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is there. he's got the best seat in the house.leve g afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. i'm standing here at the top of the dune looking down at this enormous crowd that are here to see all of the wonderful performers right now we're having an aerobatic display from lucas oil with pilot mike. he's doing a pass right now by the crowd. you can see he's getting down very close to the ocean before flying up high spinning and he's going to started to a tumble down back towards the earth. it is little bit hard to see as you get close to the sun very bright definitely squinting as you look up you need powerful sunglasses. we just had a wonderful patriotic tribute with singer lee greenwood singing the national anthem and sky divers with the american flag heading down towards the earth landing on the beach. this is a jam packed event tod today. we have a full display of entertainers that will be going on until 5:00 o'clock this afternoon with of course the main event late this afternoon. we will see the navy blue angels as they just r

reporting live from pennsauken, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> sparks fly during a pharmacy robbery in the philadelphia's fernrock neighborhood. suspect was seen using a power saw to try and gain access to it, safe. it all happen saturday morning on the 5700 block of north broad street, and police say they are looking for two male suspects and driver of the waiting vehicle will. they got away with several models of prescription drugs. >>> and, coming up, big news for local college, greg. >> it is not often you hear of schools slashing tuition, but that is exactly what rosemont college is doing i'm greg argos on campus with the reasoning behind the cuts. >>> and a fresh start for a historic hotel in philadelphia, how officials are trying once again to make it divine. kate? >>> and speaking of divine, it was a beautiful day outside, it will stay that way with high pressure in control across the northeast right through the even of the week and then some changes as we head into next week i'll have latest seven day forecast coming up as soon as we come ♪traveling through seas of

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan has that story. >> reporter: with cool, wet sand betweenheir toes colleen sprinkle and her daughter spent summers last day collecting shells and making memories. >> my god, weather was perfect, water is warm, long sunny days on the beach, and it doesn't get better than that. >> reporter: once again a large crowd on the beach after towns up and down the shore says was a stellar summer. >> two main factors are weather, everything at jersey shore is weather depend event. second one has been affordable gas prices, we have seen day trippers coming back in the so-called soft days, on tuesday and wednesday. >> reporter: officials say last summer cape may county saw $5.8 billion into your wrist many revenues this year expenditures are up 5 percent, traffic 7 percent and lodging 9 percent. avalon ice cream manager nancy stokes says people are ready to eat out and often this summer. >> weekends we were busy every weekend. weekend are really good. >> reporter: this labor day weekend is shaping up to be last hooray many were hoping to see. >> absolutel

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has those details. >> reporter: dave falcon is a man with many rolls, youth minister, father and fantasy football commissioner. >> i probably became more fan of football 15 years ago when i started with fantasy football. >> reporter: for those unfamiliar with fantasy sports, custom made teams composed of real life athletes. often can be played for pool of money at the end of the season or just bragging rights. >> and i really enjoy the comradery, trash talk. >> reporter: right now talk among friend who tried daily or weekly fantasy contest. the with the nfl season just kicking off sites like fan dual and draft kings are advertising blitzing offering million-dollar prizes. the companies have got more than just at tension of customers but they have new jersey congressman frank paulone questioning the the legality. he is calling for congressional investigation into how a growing multi billion dollar industry isn't being regulated by federal laws which outlaw most sports betting and on line sport betting this exception that they have carved for fanta

that will live in ocean city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i love the competitive surrey racing, please, thank you. right now 12:03. pennsylvania governor tom wolf was in philadelphia this morning. marking labor day. >> this is about work, about jobs, about good jobs, and every pennsylvanian needs to understanded this is our day. >> area unions joined in solidarity and parade along columbus boulevard. the afl-cio hold this event. >> fourth made in america extravaganza in the history books, clean up underway. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch shows us the big crowd for made in america could be a dry run for the upcoming papal visit. >> beneath the morning fog, a mass made mess on the ben franklin parkway curve. neighbors know the site well, now that made in america has closed out it fourth annual weaken concert right outside their doors. >> my neighbor has been picking up beer bottles since saturday night, all he has is bags and bags of beer bottles because they just drop the beer bottles on the ground. >> overnight, crews were bagging up bottles, too, along with can

kid. >> reporter: robert told me he doesn't need super powers to be a super hero n vineland, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> how about that. >> that is awesome. >> robert, you the the man. you the the little man. all right, that was great. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news",. >> healing the the stars of sexual abuse. >> there is nothing you could say to rectify anything. >> harsh word from a hurting father, i'm pat ciarrocchi who speaks with one local family and advocate still coping with special abuse at the hands of the clergy, don. >>> pete mackanin has interim tag taken from his title, eagles back at work trying to fix that broken offense, one player has a solution, hear from that guy up next. and we still have no limits on carbon pollution which can lead to more asthma attacks in children but senator toomey has voted repeatedly to let polluters keep releasing unlimited carbon pollution into the air. and took more than one million dollars from the polluters. tell senator toomey to vote for the clean power plan, because unlimited pollution shouldn't be a right. but playing

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan is live along the rancocas creek in mount holly. this is a frequent problem spot for that, cleve. >> reporter: rancocas creek looks so calm, innocent right now. locals will tell you it takes a couple inches of rain and this can change very quickly as i spoke to a locally mergecy manager and he says he doesn't want anybody to be caught off guard this week. rain has fallen and much more is still to come. people living and work ago long rancocas creek will pay special attention to the forecast this week. just last year creek caused significant flood nothing several towns. >> we were waiting in water. >> we need rain but we don't have to get it all at one time. >> reporter: marlene perkins says it can turn into a problem with lots of rain. >> creek backs up and drains don't run and it is just, streets get flooded. >> reporter: emergency manager ed mccauley says rain doesn't have 48 hours to drain after tuesday night's rain before the second downpour, there could be significant flooding. >> if we get a heavy downpour and those areas floo

"eyewitness news", new jersey report are cleve bryan is at that explosion site with more on this, cleve. >> reporter: gas explosion, law offices, a actually it belongs to the municipal judge in town. it had been gas lines, construction, going on for past several months here in pennsville and feeling among people in town is this that this could have happened to anyone. >> you always think it can't happen to you, you know, until it does. >> reporter: eyewitness video captured a pennsville law office burning out of control around 8:00 o'clock this morning. the first came an explosion, then. >> within seconds, the the place was down and flames. >> reporter: police, and several neighbors evacuated for fear gas leak caused the explosion and might do more damage. >> we knew fire started in the basement, there was an explosion. we're wondering if maybe the construction company working on the gas lines ignited something we're not sure. what we kind of think is gas got in the house, maybe pilot light ignited we are not sure. >> reporter: south jersey gas secured gas line as fire fighters spent tw

we're live, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> my favorite time at the shore, thanks very much, cleve. >>> so because of the pope coming here we were concerned about the forecast. >> lets get over to kate bilo who has a look at your forecast, kate? >> thanks, jessica and pat. it will be best in the poconos this weekend, okay in the city, in the so great down the shore because it is a coastal low impacting the forecast. lets look the at storm can three. nasty looking system right now luckily well off to the south but we have heavy rain just off the coast of the carolinas and virginia and some of that rain will be rotating back to the west as we head into the second half of the weekend. temperatures right now we will take a a look at a few spots on the live neighborhood network with the clouds proliferating across the area, flat sky, only in the 60's in many locations and you can see as we head into saturday, same story, we will see few breaks of sun, gusty breeze throughout the day created by a pressure gradient highs to the north and that low to the south. on unday that rain sne

our cleve bryan is live in ocean city wiz more on that, cleve. >> reporter: well, concern is erosion. this is the tube at fifth street, and this just happened the past week and a half because of strong wind, and surf. joaquin promises to possibly bring a much more bigger impact to the area and it social that remind people of the storm a few years ago that still gives them nightmares. >> last time, pow, baby and it wasn't pretty. >> reporter: memories of the super storm sandy drove conversation at new jersey shore as we prepare for possibility of hurricane joaquin. >> little scary ever since sandy, you know, it is scary but we are ready for it. >> i hope it doesn't it. it is a chance that it will hit. it is a chance it will hit up north, down south. so we will see. >> reporter: emergency managers at the shore say it is too early to sound the alarm but never too soon to prepare. atlantic city crews urgently removed life guard boats from the beaches. they are making sure high water trucks are ready to go and rescue boats are in position. >> we will put a couple boats in each one of the f

reporting live, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> big smiles talking about school. all right, buddy thanks very much. >>> labor day union members rallied for workers rights in philadelphia's annual labor day parade. hundreds took to the streets and marched up columbus boulevard in solidarity this morning. pennsylvania governor tom wolf was also there for the event. >> this is about work, it business jobs, it business good jobs, and every pennsylvanian needs to understand this is our day. >> afl-cio held today's went sheet medical at workers, postal workers, teachers a and other union members. >>> lehigh valley central labor council hosted their annual labor day celebration today. "eyewitness news" at wayne grove part in west hampton. over 600 attended representing over 40 labor unions and has been a tradition with the event, many elected local and state officials attended the celebration, representing both political parties. >>> well, he is a flyers fanatic with an evil plan. >> yes, coming up why he is getting-money to buy the pittsburgh penguins. >> we are live at

>> reporter: new jersey/pennsylvania connection is about to get more pricey, i'm cleve bryan, coming up we will ask why tolls will double at two burlington county bridges. >>> and new at 66:00 tonight vandalized at a a local university and there could be a common link, walt hunter has latest coming my favorite. bad news. the johnsonville factory burned down brian. it's terrible. well if you can't serve tasty sausage why are we even a family? i may as well move out. well, if that's what yo... you're right. i'll stay. and tomorrow we're going to help johnsonville rebuild that factory. i'll take dinner in my room, with chocolate milk. make pasta tastier with johnsonville italian sausage. we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage. >>> i'm ukee washington. here's is what happening, federal officials have thwarted a security threat against pope francis ahead of his visit to the united states next week. pontiff is set to arrive on u.s. soil a week from tomorrow. our pat ciarrocchi talked exclusively with the head of the secret service. she will have more on the "eyewitness news" at

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more. >> reporter: camden's iconic campbell's soup headquartersas a different look heading in to pope weekend. state troopers a and two dozen other public safety agencies are getting ready for possibly the largest event the region has ever seen. >> it has been unprecedented. i have been in public safety, law enforcement for 30 years i have never seen this level of the cooperation and teamwork. >> reporter: for the next 72 hours police and first responders will be monitoring traffic and emergency situations at the operations center in lindenwold. camden is call the gateway to the pope. >> we are prepared and welcome pilgrims from throughout the region who are making their journey to visit with the pope. >> reporter: there are three ways to access philadelphia through camden, train, ferry and walking over ben franklin bridge. there are about 8,000 parking spots available but so far less than 300 people have complied with requests, to pay an advance on line. >> i'm not sure what the disconnect may or may not be but again to the viewers there is parki

i'm's cleve bryan, coming up, we will talk to will local businessmen about their predictions. >>> andat 6:00 our own pat ciarrocchi takes you inside cathedral basilica of saints peter a and paul where pope francis will make his first stop after arriving in philadelphia see last minute improvements that are being made, at 6:00 we will be right back. >>> i'm ukee washington and here are the day's top stories. washington d.c. rolled out red carpet to welcome pope francis today. he visited the white house, greeted faithful from the pope mobile and celebrating an open air mass for 25,000 followers. >>> the world meeting of families congress just wrapped up a second day of event, thousands of pilgrims from around the world pack the pennsylvania convention center. today began with the morning mass, many also took part in various break out sessions, and exhibits. >>> the secret service wants to get the the list out about prohibited items for those coming to see the pope in philadelphia the list includes everything from aerosols and ammunition, to selfie sticks and toy guns. there are also, si

reporting live from ocean city, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thanks, cleve. >>> cityf philadelphia is giving itself a great big pat on the back. mayor michael nutter says pope's historic visit to the city was a huge success. >> did everything work well? the answer is yes. did people seem to have a good time? the answer is yes. did a lot of people come out? the the answer is yes. were people safe, secure, participants and pope francis? the answer again, is yes. that is the measure of success for an event. >> the mayor also reported that there were only three event related arrests, during the weekend, he also thanked residents, for their patients. >>> pope francis chose saint charles borromeo seminar toy shift his dialogue to priest sex abuse a pain filled legacy of this archdiocese for survivors of that abuse. today advocates are calling for no more eke receipts, just as pope francis promised. pat ciarrocchi has that story. >> reporter: pope francis was no sooner wheels up from philadelphia when he spoke to reporters, and he used the words, ugly, and sacrilege, the pop

in hamilton township cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> today in san francisco apple unveiled new products, including what is called the future of the television. the new version of the apple tv features a third party app store, a new remote and siricon troll. apple is making a bigger, faster ipad. i pad pro is almost 13 inches wide, big enough to support a full sized keyboard and iphones are getting an upgrade. 6s and 6s plus have new touch technology and faster processors. the first batch of the new products will be a available later this month. >>> swimming pools are still opened, the temperatures, still warm and the kids are barely back in school. is it too early to think about the holidays. >> well, well, three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan find in terms of the financial planning, experts say no, shoppers might consider their list right now. >> that is right. shoppers may roll their eyes when they see holiday items on store shelves this month and next but it may be financially beneficial for some consumers. we still have months to go but it is still not too e

i'm cleve bryan. coming up how members feel about this act of her wrist many. >>> shake it on, girls. we are live down the shore in ocean city checking on a few things on our bucket list what are you checking off. >> sea side heights wine festival. >> she has the right idea. >> i will check off a few more things coming up, stay with us. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network to the home, so you can get access to the fastest internet and in-home wi-fi available. and fios gives you big capacity too. so everyone in the house can get online. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 25 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $350 back. hurry, offer ends september 19th. get out of the past. get fios. made in america is back for its fourth year with the star studded line up. jay z's wife beyonce is headlines saturday and on sunday the weekend will b

got a whole lot tougher today when a former clinton aide, who helped set up the server, his name is bryan paglio.

horrified as their coach, collapses in the in middle of the game, and later pass's way, able cleve bryanoming up how volunteers are remembered by fellow coach and his family. >> ♪ >> and new at 6:00 singing praises for the pope in an "eyewitness news" exclusive, our pat ciarrocchi goes inside a philadelphia prison, to meet the the woman, and the women, who will meet the the pope. we will be r time for a new routine.eartburn flare-ups? z try nexium® 24hr. the latest choice for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection. >>> good evening, i'm ukee washington. here's is what happening, pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane vow toss keep working despite having her law licenses suspended by state supreme court. the the order does not bar her from office but it could trigger efforts to do so. as she continues to fight criminal charges. >>> philadelphia is making room for pope francis, cars are now being towed off the streets ahead of the papal visit set for this weekend. >>> and chip kelly spoke about last night's devastating loss for the eagles saying the coach

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in ocean city where erosion is already a big concern; cleve. >>> jessica, new jersey office of emergency management says rip current and erosion are some of their concerns, as we get, ready for, hurricane joaquin, here in we will see it is considerable damage. and there has been wind off the ocean all week long, at the jersey shore, so joaquin will exaggerate or exacerbate the problem, we spoke with emergency managers who say they are in the early steps of preparation but it is never too soon to be ready. >> i just hope it goes out to sea. >> reporter: threat of her kin joaquin hitting new jersey shore has been met with skepticism and dread. >> it makes me feel like i'll wait and see. >> i'm hoping it is not another sandy. >> reporter: super storm sandy is bench mark for storms and an experience that you don't want to repeat. it wasn't pretty. >> reporter: she rebuilt her moan in manasquan and sandy destroyed it. she has neighbors still trying to recover. >> the people who rebuild, put pilings, and took care of that work. we wil

that's bryan pagliano who worked for secretary clinton during her 2008 presidential campaign and at theartment has been identified in digital records as the person who set up the e-mail server in 2009. mr. pagliano's lawyer said, while we understand it may be controversial in the current political environment we hope the members of the select committee will respect our client's right. joining us now, joy reid and richard wolffe, executive editor of msnbc.com. richard, you are leading with this report tonight. "washington post" is containing some of this information. this is kind of an extraordinary development in this, when you hear of someone involved in setting up that e-mail for secretary clinton now saying he will not testify for fear of self incrimination. >> it is perfectly within his constitutional rights to do what he is doing. from a political perspective, this looks as bad as deleting e-mails. it's a distraction, a further complication for the clinton campaign. a story they should have put to rest already. from an individual perspective, completely understandable, given the po

greg: bryan, what do you have? is>> stainless steel charred nay with the grapes from the finger lakes upstate and california wine but made in brooklyn. greg: how do you crush the grapes? >> we bring in the fruit fresh, picked from the vine by a person and we have the machinery and facilities in williamsburg to do it. and we have great event space. pafrtyes, weddings, drinking wine, food. >> celebrations and wine going hand in hand. rosanna: that is awesome. greg: do something profound. down the hatch. rosanna: okay. so nice to meet you. this is fun. all under one roof. >> yes. sunset park. industry city and the courtyard outside. rosanna: what are the times? >> saturday morning and afternoon, just come by all day. sunday same thing. eat, drink, be merry. take the train. rosanna: tickets can be bought there? >> yes, there, website, groupon or just show up. greg: thank you so much. how many did something else adam? >> actor. rosanna: i see that? >> jennifer? >> fashion industry. street. >> wow. greg: rosanna? how abo

the area as well. 1500 block of bryan avenue, a three-alarm fire. fire crews areich here on this breaking story. >> katherine creag, thank you. >>> right now on the 4s if you want to check traffic. chris, we heard from united water that that led to a serious concern about the levels in the reservoir. >> averaging to 4, 8, even 9, this is below the level for the year. no rain in sight. watch the next several days indeed. unfortunately, we're not getting a break from the the heat either. upper 70s in the city. some 60s in the suburbs but it's a sunny sky all day. hottest temperatures will be in 90s. a few checkpoints in the 80s in the afternoon. so it's 78 now. we are looking at temperatures climbing back into the middle 80s at noon time. 86, near 90 at 3:00. more heat for the day, we'll lauren. >> thanks. if you're getting on the buses we saw quite a few detours. b 39, 45, some9 and 103 and all of the other lines running on schedule. major commuters lines look good. the rails, overall, in good shape. alternate side parking rules in effect. we'll have