the swastika sign on inmate matt bryan's hand.s freshly done. it was still red. it was probably 12 to 24 hours old. >> deputies also discover tattoo related contraband. the paper clip with a sharpened end and lead pencil shavings. >> you take the lead and crush it up and add a little bit of water to it and a little bit of lotion and make it thick. you mix it up and it turns into like a thick paste. and you just dip it, you just poke yourself. >> bryan initially denied any knowledge of the contraband. a short while later he fessed up. but by then, it was too late. >> he was charged with making a false statement, tattooing himself and possession of contraband. when you're charged with these types of charges, you're typically moved from your housing unit. >> i'm hoping i only get five days if anything. plus, one of the charges they charged me with, contraband, they can't stick that on me. they didn't find anything on me. they found it on the block. they can't tell who it was. >> he said his friend denzel wade was also going to get a

and bryan austin green getting coffee together.dy to buy a tiger magazine now. >> whose poster did you have on your wall. >> >> bryan austin green all day every day. >> since we're talking '90s, jason alexander of "seinfeld" fame is back on tv. but will he ever get back with jerry and the gang? that is the question. etonline's leanne aguilera found out. >> we had a pact, you know. >> any chances that we could get any kind of "seinfeld" reunion >> i think we're all sure that you're anticipation of it and what you think it would be might be better than what we actually come up with. all we would do is not live up to somebody's expectations. >> all right, that's enough. >> yeah! >> even like get back together for a special or -- >> why? >> why not? we love this show. >> yeah. and maybe it's nice that you continue to love it instead of us tampering with something that went pretty well. >> get out! >> so while "seinfeld" the series is stayin' in the '90s, jason alexander is hitting the road with a dysfunctional family of musicians on a

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luke bryan is not cheap. he looks it.tioning provided by -- ♪ ♪ go crazy crazy on you ♪ oh ♪ that sweet flowing love >>> that is an exclusive look at 16-year-old mariah formica's crazy performance on "the voice." tonight, she gets all four judges to turn around. she has a lot of "heart." >> whoever gets her has the edge. blake always does. only online, we got his reaction to his buddy, luke bryan, joining "idol." ♪ hi don't you go ahead and break my heart ♪ >> i heard you sound-checking earlier. i heard gwen with you. i sure did. it's got the be nice. i see you come down here all the time with the boys. >> we have so much fun. i don't think you should be able to have that much fun. it's probably not legal in california. >> reporter: they've been together nearly two years. what was it like when the two first fell in love? >> we were just starting to hang out. together. and mess around. >> ooh, yeah. >> you know, texting and stuff is what i meant by missing around. >> uh huh. >> reporter: gwen joined blake at a concert cele

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eric buskey is the current bryan police chief.sn't with the department back then, but says the suspect told investigators that he and kristen had a fight over drugs. >> she got angry when he substituted aspirin for cocaine, and she went off in a rage when that occurred. >> i think he told them some story about how it had been the drug deal that had gone bad, and so i was crying rape. >> after the attack, police charged him with unlawful restraint, a misdemeanor. the next day, kristen and her dad went to the bryan police department to find out why her attacker wasn't charged with something more serious. >> i was furious. because i had thought in this moment that i survived, i survived. this is it. this guy is going down. >> she met with a detective who asked her questions. lots of them. >> i had bruises all up and down my throat. i couldn't swallow. and then at one point in time, the detective asked me to place my hands on my own throat. which even then, like, psychologically that was even traumatizing. >> why would he want you to

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might as well get it into. >> thanks bryan. >>> get ready for laugh out loud from the -- >> the combee about the owner of a small doughnut shop -- the comedy about an owner of a small doughnut shop is on tonight. >> i need you to get rid of that food truck. >> i just chased down a fat drunk guy with no pants. >>[laughter] >> i mean, really, why does fat drunk guys never have pants? do they eat them? >> and the season two premieres store owner author tries to get randy to issue a citation and he's upset she parks her foot truck in front much his doughnut shop. >> it's something that's happening a lot in these cities and a lot of topic was addressed in this show. >> expecting gentrification in a neighborhood that for me will be in a way ruined, but we'll deal with it. >> these are people that are different ethnicity and different backgrounds, but they have found commonality in this area. >> you can watch "superior doughnut" at 9:00 on kpix5. >>> still ahead, learning about new coasters and herself. a once in a lifetime chance for one bay area student. >>> and we want to invite all you pe

bryan, thank you. >> bryan just mentioned orlando.ow now the death toll has exceeded that orlando shooting in june 2016, the worst mass shooting in american history. you see the numbers right there, orlando back in june, 49 killed. 32 killed at virginia tech in 2007. 27 killed in newtown, connecticut, the sandy hook elementary school. the death toll far higher. more than 200 injured. want to go to our senior justice correspondent in washington. pierre, you've been working on this throughout the evening and do know that the police found multiple weapons in that hotel room. >> reporter: they did, george, and everyone is concerned that these appear to be machine guns that were used. now, were they fully automated when they were purchased? that investigation is under way. sometime sources are telling me overnight that assault-style rifles can be augmented and turned into machine guns. that is of great concern and, george, right now i can tell you law enforcement officials are looking at every aspect of this man's background, every known d

in a debate outside with thousands of people listening, and he humiliated him because bryan was really not a fundamentalist. he was antievolution and on but he also -- he went back to the time before fundamentalism, really. he was a democrat and a populist and as they rarely were, and so he had not been paying much attention to this nitpicking of fundamentalist theology and interpretations of the bible, so clarence darrow by nitpicking on his side, overcame the -- bryan's knowledge of the bible and events and so on. and so the press and-went away from this saying that -- this was in rural tennessee this took place -- thinking that fundamentalists were a bunch of hicks, rural hicks who were just eventually going to be run over by the powers of modernity. but in fact, the fundamentalist preachers of the day were very educated men who preached in new york city and st. louis and in these tall steepled churches, and so that no one saw, and so instead of disappearing, these fundamentalists pastors, powerful ones, started creating their own fiefdoms in various parts of the country. hundreds o

bryan? >> sweet tea. >> should we be worried about you? >> reporter: luke's more focused on best bud blake shelton, who's trying to find a superstar over at "the voice." would you like to get on the camera. make a bet to blake, that you're going the find the next sunt soup starr on "american idol" this season in what are we betting? >> think a ranch. >> not. >> blake, i bet you four horses, seven cows, 16 deer stands. and -- 45 acres. >> oh. >> wow. >> not the country idol. just the "american idol." i can spot all forms of talent. >> yes. >> you know, just 45 acres. no big deal. i asked him which judge will be the choir this season, lionel richie. >>> and back to kevin for jimmy kimmel's return. >> he packed up the whole crew. >> the kids will be with us. my wife, the head writer on the show, will be going. we take everybody. in fact, my two older kids are going. hi parents are going. my sister's going. my brother's going. everybody's going. >> how is your son doing? everything good with him

luke bryan is not cheap.oks it, but he's not. >> well, while luke says hello to idol, ncis star pauley perrette shocked everybody when she announced she's saying good-bye to tv's number one drama. >> i'm really sorry. >> the news came on twitter feed on wednesday. it is true that i am leaving nci, after this season. pauley continued, quote, there have been all kinds of faulse stories as to why. one of those surfaced this summer, that she was supposedly leaving to pursue a skin caroline. >> there were the fake news stories too. much you're leaving ncis. >> because of a skin care. it's so frustrated. they're mad at me because it was crazy. >> pauley does say, no, my network and show are not mad at me. in a statement, producers say they've known about her departure for some time and are working on a special send-off. >> are you okay? >> yeah. >> in fact, from the beginning, it's been an ncis love fest with pauley. >> we can't stay away from each other. >> i think it's the greatest show ever. >> fans think she's

. >> kevin bacon. [ laughter ] bryan adams. bryan adams. >> jimmy: oh, bryan adams. >> bryan adams.e ] ellen degeneres. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: really? >> and christopher walken. >> jimmy: there you go. that's not bad. >> i'll tell you something. the great thing about it is, people love me, wherever they see me. on the street, in the airport. people just needed to love me. because they think i'm somebody else. you know what i mean? >> jimmy: all those people have great fans. >> i know. it's amazing. it's amazing. >> jimmy: do you ever answer as the person? >> i do. you know, i got to the point where sometimes it's just so difficult to explain who i am when they think i'm somebody else. and the worst one i ever did was this summer, it was like 190 degrees in new york. i was leaving the office going home to the apartment. it was only going to take me, like, you know, 15 minutes. and i called an uber driver. and i get in the car. and maybe a block and he goes, "hey, you." and i go, "yeah." and he goes, "footloose!" [ laughter ] so, look, i don't want to get into an argument. i don't w

we will put some republicans in a category to be fair but bryan cranston was one of the actors who saido canada if trump won. i guess he is staying put and want everybody to get along. jillian: what if someone is dressed as elsa tonight? >> you can no longer dress as elsa. when cosmopolitan magazine said you couldn't dress up as princessa scratch elsa off your list. one thing i don't like about the character of elsa because she is a white princess and we see so many white princesses her characters and the methods you have to be a certain way to be beautiful or to be a princess. is there any end to this? that is what people in social media want to know. pete says these people stop at nothing until all the joy and fun is sucked out of earth. scarlet says we need to cancel halloween altogether, too many ways to trigger the snowflakes. we can't cancel halloween, that means they went. rick says let it go, let it go, activists, let it go. i will stop. rob: my friend watched the entire thing over the weekend. >> many many people, stranger thing, a social media record, the most sweeted the show

made a series of officers over the past few months rock well rejecting those un unsolicited offers bryan. >> thank you we begin with breaking news. president trump weighing in on the tax plan saying he wants a bill passed by thanksgiving. >> reporter: it is an aggressive timetable. the president decided to invite the media into a bit of a pep rally. they weren't going to bring the media in they decided to do that. the president made a pitch to those business executives and said what he wants from them is uni unity. here's what he said. >> we need you to be united, committed and proactive in order to overcome the forces fighting and there are forces fighting that very much benefit by the way it is now but that's batd f -- bad for the country. they know that >> reporter: although the president pitched them on the idea of unity, a number of executives said there are differences within the business community on how taxes ought to be approached. some industries see this differently than some other industries in terms of who wins and who loses. the president was also asked by reporters who wer

it's on my twitter at ellen bryan. if you are heading to marine corps marathon you can take metro opening two hours early at 6:00 a.m. the best station to get off at is pentagon. the blue and yellow lines you will see extra trains running to accommodate all of our runners. one station will be closed arlington cemetery and if you are not running the full marathon just the 10k the stations you want to get to are archives in l.a. font plaza. >>> speeding up the check out line. >> that leads our consumer news tonight. master card says customers will not be required to sign for purchases starting in april. merchants will have the final say on their own store's policies many of them already don't require signatures. a master card executive says their research shows that most customers believe check out lines will move faster without those signatures. >>> walmart and taylor may be meeting online close to a deal to build a web- based partnership. walmart wants an online mall with high end brands and lower price points. and ano

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan went in search of answers and joins us live from north wildwood with the very latest, cleve. >> reporter: well, around 10:15, 20:20 people in south jersey felt something but it was very intense right here in north wildwood. today i found out why. >> applause. >> in between cheers all of the chatter of this cross country meet in north wildwood wednesday was about a loud boom. >> there was a great big boom. >> everyone had a they are bye mysterious sound that made homes, offices shake. >> i thought something felon top of the roof. >> somebody hit back of the building. >> yes. >> it was like somebody crashed. >> a crane had just dropped on to the beach. >> reporter: more than a dozen people in cape may county called 911 but there was no reported incident to investigate. >> there were calls after it happened but, again, there was nothing, we didn't know anything about it. so no action was taken. >> reporter: some thought an earthquake happened and wasn't just at the shore, more than 80 miles away david ahorn felt the house shake two times in mount lau

bryan: european indexes mixed at midday. some positive earnings reports. a french auto group posted a 30% gain. heineken open with strong quarterly earnings as well. the frankfurt dax up just under 0.1%. the cac in paris up 0.3%. london's ftse down just over zero point 1%, despite higher-than-expected u.k. economic growth in the last quarter. rochelle: another u.s. social media service trying to clean up its act in the wake of scandals. bryan: that's right. twitter is promising more transparency in advertising on its platform. the microblogging service says it will make clear to users who is funding ads, and to what purpose. this will come amid proposed measures to regulate online ads by the u.s. senate, after it emerged that russian actors exploded political divisions. will have an ad transparency center for users to track active campaigns on the service, and a special label for political ads. the company will join facebook angoogle for a senate hearing next week to explain how and how much kremlin-linked accounts platforms during the 2016 election. we wi

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in royersford where residents are simply outraged, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, question we keep getting from parents is why, why would a group of students we hear from sources is mostly freshman want to make a video where they are smiling and says a racial slur known to cause hurt and inn tim days. laughing, yelling the n word according to school official this is video we have blurred because it involves minors includes students from pope john paul, ii high school in royersford, archdiocese says it became aware machine night racially charged video was circulating on social media. >> wow. >> reporter: kyra chamberlain an african-american parent with a doubt art pope john paul is speechless. >> i'm taken back, i just can't believe it to be honest. >> reporter: not just word she finds shocking but attitude. >> for them to say everybody say, you know, say it, you know, and the laughing, you know, i don't find anything fun bye that. >> reporter: archdiocese release aid statement saying we are disheartened and beyond disappoint that had young pe

live from center city, cleve bryan, follow. cb3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thanks very much. >>> a toddler is dead tonight after a car crash in bucks county. the driver is in custody. police say crash happened after that driver stole items from a nearby store. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in tulleytown with more, greg. >> reporter: jessica as you mentioned this started with a simple retail theft but it ended with that two-year old toddler dead and we just spoke with tulleytown police chief daniel doyle and he gave us more insight into exactly what happened. i want to show you video from a short while ago at bristol pike, thinks where that accident happened, it was a three car accident shortly after 12:15 where the tulleytown police responded to a retail theft at wal-mart here at levittown, town center , the suspect leaving this area, southbound on route 13 which is also bristol pike we're told when he t bone, ran through a red light and t boned one other car that spun and hit a third car. a two-year old toddl

bryan, thank you. i want to thank you all of our panelists and i want to thank the chairman for his commitment because it makes a difference. we need to figure this out and make that kind of difference. mr. chairman thank you very much for the time. >> thank you senator heller. we appreciate it. mr. manchin? >> [ inaudible ]. >> i'll turn my mike on first. for all of you to be here. my first question will be to mr. kuntz. as you mentioned in your testimony, community health centers are critical part of providing health care in rural areas. your state and my state are pretty rural. and in west virginia, for instance, community health centers trooed treat almost 400,000 patients. that's almost 25% of our population. out of that, we have 166,000 veterans in our state. i'm sure many of them got treatments there rather than traveling long distances to the v.a.s if they lived out in the rural areas of west virginia. i would like to hear you speaking on the importance of the community healths centers as menta

katy snuck up on luke bryan. >> what's in the cup, luke bryan?ld we be worried about you? >> luke is keeping an eye on best bud blake shelton who is trying to find a superstar over at the voice. >> luke, would you like to look at the camera and make a bet this moment to blake that you are going to find the next country superstar on american idol? what are we betting? >> blake, i bet you four horses, seven cows, 15 deer stands, and 45 acres. >> oh. >> not the country idol. just the american idol. see, i can spot all forms of talent. >> we also asked him which judge would be the cryer of the group. everybody, it's lionel. >> of course. we know that. >> i love that. >> he's a softy. we love l.l. we love you. meanwhile, there is some big news from the set of the voice. joe jonas proposed to his girlfriend of nearly a year, sophie turner. >> they both posted this beautiful shot of herring and their hands on instagram pages. joe wrote, she said yes. >> i love -- you know i love it. let's go to last july at comic-con when leanne asked. >> is joe rooting

. >> that photo was shared on social media sparking reaction , "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in dover where he has been working on the story all day. cleve, what can you tell us tonight. >> nicole caesar rodney school district has suspended two students for racially charged mascot photo but we are hearing from law enforcement that they don't see evidence for any criminal charges like for example criminal mischief which deals with tangible damages but people in the community say it has been certainly emotion emotional damage. >> reporter: students said they left school early over a photo circulating on than line depicts mascot from seas air rodney high school hold be paper that said n word,. >> she wanted to come home i came and pick her up. >> reporter: the school district became aware of the school district picture and send out a message condemning its content and assuring them an investigation is underway we were denied requested to speak with the superintendent but received an update late thursday afternoon that two students have been caught, suspended, and then co

our cleve bryan braved monster martin's house of terror. >> ♪ >> reporter: maybe you've been to a neighborhoodfore. but you probably never have seen something like this. >> there's been an outbreak in the prison. there's a sickness. >> reporter: welcome to monster martin's house of terror in pitman, new jersey. firefighter john martin calls this place home. >> it started with a porch. it was like a coffin and something quick to scare the kids. >> reporter: over the last 16 years, it's gotten bigger and scarier to the point where the elaborate with the penitentiary theme this year covers his whole yard. what goes into putting it together. >> a whole lot. >> reporter: an army of volunteers spend more than two months constructing the haunted house. they spend several hours providing the spooks to visitors its about suspense and trick-or-treat. the cost forgetting in is donating canned a goods or two dollars to the local food pantry. >> this is a typical dinner bag. mac and cheese, a box of spaghetti. >> reporter: the pitman food pantry provides weekly assistance to more than a hundred families. >

in los angeles, dave bryan, kpix 5. >>> thousands of students in santa rosa headed back to class today for the first time in three weeks. 13 schools that shut down when the wildfires broke out reopened today. at pinier high about 80 students lost everything. 11 more schools in santa rosa will open monday. >>> tonight support for fire victims is still pouring in. warriors star clay thompson raised his goal from 250,000 to $350,000. here's more on the fund raising effort that's gaining momentum. >> reporter: when clay thompson scores, so does the bucket for fire relief. clay thompson says he'll donate $1,000 to north bay fire relief for every point scored in this week's home stand. he averages 21 points a game. >> clay is just the most amazing guy. i've traveled across the world to see him. >> i think that's awesome. he's doing a great thing. >> reporter: and others are joining in. the giants' brandon crawford tweeted he'll add a hundred dollars when clay scores a point, with over a thousand others pledging amounts, each point is now worth 4,000 dollars in donations. >> it behooves all o

in pitman, cleve bryan, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, this time of the year people pay good moneyt scared. others do anything they can to avoid it. it science of fear is something that nicole brewer explores this week on "eyewitness news" on monday at 11:00. tune in as we use some of our colleagues to demonstrate just how people react to being scared. ooh, boy. >>> cbs3 and the cw philly and komen philadelphia are teaming up once again in the fight against breast cancer by turning the region pink. take a look at the lovely pink glow today. these are bethlehem steel blast furnaces glowing pink and three logan square in center city is also looking pretty in pink as well. october is breast cancer awareness month and the pink lights are a reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant in the night against breast cancer. find more information on our web site cbsphilly.com/cure. >>> people from all over the area are lighting up the night. the leukemia and lymphoma society annual event walkers holding lanterns finished the 2-mile trek at the art museum. people holding lights walked f

cleve bryan "eyewitness news." >> philadelphia police are looking for the gunman who critically wounded man in east germantown. the shooting happened at germantown and abbottsford just about 1 o'clock this morning. police say the 20-year-old victim was shot in the head and leg. eyewitnesses told investigators they saw at least three men running from that seen. >>> abington police investigating a deadly fall at lorimer park. a man accidentally fell from a 50-foot rock cliff near the main entrance along morton road. the cliff overlooks pennypack creek. police were called to that scene after the victim's body was discovered in the creek about 10 o'clock this morning. investigators say the victim is 57 years old. his name hasn't been released just yet. >>> philadelphia police searching for the person who fired a bullet that struck a six-year-old little boy. this happened at 24th and norris in north philly last night. police say the bullet traveled a block or sole, it hit jayden cisco in the shoulder. he was standing outside of his grandmother's home with his father and brother at the time.

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us now from mount laurel where a vigil and town hall meeting is taking place tonight, cleve. >> reporter: ukee, they are calling this the kick out opioid abuse, the town hall tonight and vigil before that for those who have died, and earlier today i spoke to some people who lost loved won to the opioid crisis and they are hoping for help even as they help others in sharing their pain. as halloween approaches the decorations at susan harrison 's home serve as a reminder, she and her sister ann no longer have their brother king to help greet trick or treaters. >> it has been a year since i have not seen him, talked to him, hugged him. >> reporter: october 29th, 2016, days before his 50th boy day, king died of a heroin overdose lethal batch layed with fentanyl. >> he ever dozed in my home, i found him, that is something that, you know, you never forget. >> reporter: like so many who die of heroin his addiction started with opioid painkillers. >> mid 90's he broke his back on a wave runner, he was put on perk sets. >> reporter: this year they have

cole fitzgerald has a dream of working in the nfl but as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan found he's already honing his skills as manager on his high school football team. >> reporter: toughness and talent helped the washington township junior high if the ball team start the first half of their season undie feeted. like the body what's team without the heart? a neuroblastoma cancer survivor and born with, eighth grader cole under developed joints make it hard to play sports. so he join the team as manager. >> it's synonomous with lot of things that his life as he tries to overcome obstacles. you can find an alternative method to achieve what your goals are. >> he's anarch part of the team. >> he does everything from chasing balls for to us charting plays to he gives the pre-game speech in most games. >> the boys have really just rallied around him and really just made him feel a part of it. >> over the course of the season cole's role on the team has expanded to the point where he's actually helping them draw up plays but everything is always been on the side lines. until today.

back to you guys. >> bryan, thank you. >>> continuing coverage of our breaking news. wild fires burning across northern california. at least 14 of them, 57,000 acres burned. homes and businesses destroyed. we have live updates from the fire dome, next. area and beyond are headed to sonoma and napa counties to he >>> back to the continuing coverage of the wildfires burning in one country. first responders are now headed to sonoma and napa county to help out the alameda county department of fire showed this task force of crews made up from all around the area. this photo was tweeted from alameda county. you can see the police cruisers and the san francisco mayor sent out this tweet. multiple agencies have been responding for the napa fire, thank you for keeping us safe. >> katie nielsen is live in santa rosa and she has been watching neighborhood after neighborhood go up in flames. >> reporter: as you can see behind me all that is left in the sunset vista neighborhood in santa rosa are foundations but what is amazing is that there is one house standing where we are. the

bryan llenas is following this story. >> very strong words and with action the governors for the academy motion pictures of arts and sciences which hosts the oscars called for an emergency meeting this afternoon to discuss weinstein's lifetime membership. they had the option of suspending him or expelling. the academy chose to expel weinstein entirely. in a statement leased today the academy -- in a statement released today, the academy saying quote: >> after that we know that 21 of the 54 members on this board are women, including all of the board's vice presidents, tom hanks and whoopi goldberg are also members of the board all of this comes after the onslaught of sexual harassment and assault allegations by more than 30 women including actresses jolie and paltrow, a litany of accusations from women of rape, groping, unwanted sexual advances to employees actors and models. weinstein has not denied the allegations. he has apologized and says he is now in therapy. >> how significant is this decision? >> it is big because it is the only second time a person has been expelled by the academ

arthel: bryan llenas is here now with more and, bryan, why do police think these murders are linked?reporter: look, all three murders occurred within a half mile of each other in the seminole heights neighborhood of tampa. all three victims were alone and not robbed, all three were reportedly bus riders. the three victims were killed within ten days of each other, on october 29th benjamin mitchell was shot waiting for a bus on a stop. on october 13th, monica's body was found in a vacant lot shot, and this week on thursday anthony, a 20-year-old mildly autistic man, was shot dead on the sidewalk about 100 yards from where one of the other victims was killed. he's seen on your screen in the middle, got off at the wrong bus stop accidentally. the police are urging people to travel in groups and not travel alone, to be aware of their surroundings and to turn on their porch lights. the aunt of the first victim, benjamin mitchell, describes how it feels to live in that neighborhood. >> for it to happen so close to the house again, you're scared to even go there, scared to ride by there, sc