donovan drayton. >> in 2011 donovan's case went to trial. the case against him hinged on testimony from the other men at Äì testimony they gave in exchange for favorable pleas. donovan was acquitted of 3 major counts, including intentional murder. but the jury was hung on several others. donovan was again denied bail by the queens court, and sent back to rikers to wait for a new trial. >> they wanted to make it seem like the kid was a throwaway. how many kids have they thrown away? it's an assembly line. they do this to guys, they do this to families. they drain their money, they drain their relationships. they drain their children, they put fear in people. they do it every day. >> after years in pretrial detention, ronny was desperate to get donovan released. he turned to this man. >> he had been in for almost 5 years... to me, it violated the presumption of innocence that every defendant is supposed to have when they are charged with a crime. >> michael warren, a well know criminal defense attorney, challenged donovan's denial of bail in a

donovan is a command sergeant major. back in 2003 the men first met while stationed together in iraq, military police for the army national guard. >> i was intrigued by the stories he would tell and the operations and so many of the other soldiers in the unit that also influenced my knowledge of the nypd. it's just something that stayed with me throughout the years. >> reporter: so much so, donovan, who always dreamed of joining the nypd, did just that. graduated from the academy and was sworn in in january. in a show of support, justin gave donovan the shield he wore for so many years. >> i saw it was available and we had a conversation and i said hey, it brought me good luck as a police officer. if you'd like to have it, i can make it happen. >> for this west point grad, population about 5,000, he admits new york city is different. his accent? >> it's a good ice breaker. i use it to my advantage. >> reporter: he's up to the challenge. here to stay thanks to a good friend. >> i have a lot to learn and make my own way an

now they've arrested a man named paul donovan.estigators say donovan was angry with the man buried at the cemetery plot over a theft that happened 56 years ago. >> when the deceased was 10 and this subject was 12, he claims that this subject stole money from him and 56 years later, he was getting back at him. so for 56 years, he lived with this grudge. >> police tell us donovan offered to pay the family back for the damage he did minus the 56-year-old debt which he says is $300. >>> tragedy strikes twice for former nfl quarterback doug flutie. his parents died of heart attacks within an hour of each other. doug flutie is best known for his hail mary pass against miami while playing for boston college in 1984. he spent 12 seasons in the nfl and works as an analyst for nbc sports. he posted on facebook today that his father, who had been ill, died of a heart attack in the hospital. less than an hour later, his mother died suddenly of a heart attack as well. flutie wrote, you can die of a broken heart and i believe it. >>> thanksgivi

and they now charged this man, ball donovan with theft and vandalism. investigators say donovan was angry with the dead man buried in the cemetery plot over a theft he said happened 56 years ago. >> when the deceased was 10 and this subject was 12, he claims in this subject toll money from him and 56 years later, he was getting back at him. so for 56 years, he lived with this grudge. >> police sell us donovan offered to pay the family back for the damage he did, minus the debt from 56 years ago, which he claimed to be $300. >> he says he was $300 stolen from him. >> right. >> wow. what a story. >>> 20 minutes after 5:00 now. before you head out the door, you will want the umbrella, the rain jacket and a little patience, too. >> information from jessica boyington would be helpful. especially a problem on 95. >> we have sky force 10 over the scene on 95. this is on the northbound side of 95 around girard avenue. a vehicle right in here that actually careened a off the side and into the guardrail. police activity on the scene and through the work zone. it'

home and he's now charged with theft and vandalism and donovan not only confessed a and will pay the family back the money he cost them minus the money he's said he's still owed 56 years later. in cons hocken, deanna durante, msnbc 10 news. >>> police are looking for a man who they say used the art of confusion to rip off businesses. authorities say uses the so-called quick change scam to trick cashiers for giving him more money. he usually buys something for less than $5 and tries to pay with a $200 bill and confuses the cashier by asking for different denominations of change along with extra cash. >> he's a con man and the he's doing this scam. he does is there a way with word and is very aggressive. >> they think he's hit at least stores and during the holiday season they want people and stores to be extra vigilant. >>> the insect made its way from asia to the united states and health experts say it can destroy the eco-systems it. atax plant species growing in pennsylvania. the lantern fly will be discussed in a town meeting. >> well, we've had a very mild november so far, and sev

that nathaniel donovan ordered online. donovan's mother says her son needs help and it's obvious that a tour in afghanistan has taken its toll. >> he got his costume in in the mail and like a 12-year-old was skipping through the house putting it on. >> the kids at the bus stop say donovan never threatened anyone but it was his costume and the knife that prompted them to run home and tell an adult. the department of veterans affairs says it is ready to help donovan whenever he's ready. >>> prosecutors say they've launched a new effort to put oscar pistorius back in prison. pistorius claims he thought his girlfriend was an intruder. but the olympian only served one year in prison on that manslaughter conviction. the supreme court is now considering whether he should have been charged of a higher crime. pistorius could find himself back behind bars. >>> the department of education reports slams a school for not offering a transgender student access to the girl's locker room. >>> on an early november i will give it a 10. top 1

police said tipsters identified this man paul donovan of phoenixville as the man behind the crime. police showed up to his home in phoenixville. donovan didn't answer the door for us today but last week investigators say he confessed to them. >> he claims that this subject stole money from him and 56 years later he was getting back at him. so for 56 years he's lived with this grudge, and this was his way to get back, not even really realizing that he wasn't getting back at that person. he was getting back at his wife and children >> reporter: wife and kids each time paid to figure the grave marker and donovan according to police has offered to repate family minus the money he still feels is still owed to him 56 years later. >> it's almost further insult uponled family. >> reporter: now police tell us that family is glad that this case is behind him. as for donovan we went to his home and don't have a comment from him and he's due in court sometime in the middle next month. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> deanna, thank you. >>> a montgomery county high school was in a lockout this m

now they've identified and charged this man, paul donovan. investigators say he was angry with the man who was buried in that grave over a theft that happened when they were kids. >> when the deceased was 10 and this subject was 12, he claims that this subject stole money from him and 56 years later, he was getting back at him. so for 56 years, he lived with this grudge. >> now, police tell us donovan has offered to pay back the family for the damage he did to the dpravstone minus the debt, the money that was allegedly stolen from him. which he says is $300. >>> next, the sign says, pizza, pasta and wings. police say something illegal was also for sale that wasn't on the me menu. don't even think about it. cough if you can hear me. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? it works on his cough too. cough! it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. let's end this. toin just one click,rything even keep your toilet clean and fresh. introducing lysol click gel. click it in to enjoy c

reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >>> that app goes live tomorrow morning.an link more than one license plate. >> multiple cars. >> that is nice. >> a a lot of money. >> yes. >> i know i can, for sure. >>> you want to check your kitchen and fridge because more than 52,000-pound of these tyson chicken wings are recalled. tyson received complaints that the chicken had a strange odor. some people said they got sick after eating them. recall effects 28-ounce bags of tyson any tizers fully cook hot wings. october 24th and 25th, 2016. >>> it is 5:46. we are checking with your weather watchers for the first time in 12 weeks. >> i miss everybody, and so are our weather watchers, so very much. i have been a true believer they are a huge part of what we do here in the weather department because they are our eyes on the ground to tell us exactly what is happening in these different neighborhood. we will start off down in middletown delaware where jason is, nice clear sky for him. he has a modest 10-mile an hour wind at 41 degrees. he is welcoming me back. i'm just so g

three on your side's jim donovan shows you how you can pay off your debt faster and safe money. >>> also, he's one of the runners in the philadelphia marathon that really caught our attention. 26 miles in 50 pounds of fire gear. why did he do it? we have the story behind this photo. hi, good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. those stories are straight ahead we gip tonight with blast of cold weather. we haven't felt in several months. >> meteorologist kate bilo has more on how long the mercury will drop. kate? >> it is dropping pretty quickly already, ukee and jessica. temperatures in the 20s in many locations outside already on the heels of what has been our coldest day in quite sometime. the high today only got to 43 degrees. that's the average high for mid to late december. not node late november. so we were about 10 degrees below average today and tonight these numbers are plummeting. none millville feels like the teens. allentown you're only at 22 degrees right now. 17 in mount pocono. we just dropped to 36 in philadelphia. numbers are continually dropping it will be

three on your side's jim donovan shows you how to find out what it has on you, and how to make sure ittays private. >>> pizza so good you need to call ahead and reserve the dou dough. tonight taste with tori takes you to the port richmond shop where they're serving up a family tradition. >>> and a sleep on the job. philadelphia police launch an investigation into this photo they say shows two officers sleeping in their patrol cars. >>> good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> eye hi, everyone i'm jessica dean. take the umbrella with you before you head out the door tomorrow. >> meteorologist kate boil low checking the conditions as well as when and how much the region will see. >> take a look at the system behind me. you can see what's happening here. we've got kind of a one-two punch to talk about as we head into your tuesday. first system heavy rain just off to our south right now. you can see it from the city on south. it hasn't quite made its way into pennsylvania but we've got this area of rain back to the west and that could come through for us during the afternoon and evening hours

jim donovan is on the case how you can avoid the same mess. >> show of solidarity and support. the avenue of the arts in philadelphia glows in blue, white and red in the wake of the terrorist attack in paris. as we learn more about the suspected attacker who got away. security measures here at home are heightened. >>> good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> hi, everyone, i'm jessica dean. >>> we begin tonight with the latest on the terror in paris. isis has released a video praising friday's dead al tack in promising an attack in washington, d.c. in france investigato investigae intensifying their manhunt for the moon got away. he was stopped at the belgium border burt let go. france's president has declared war on isis and after launching air strikes urging russia and the us to unite in the fight against isis. president obama spoke today about the attack at the g20 summit rejecting calls for a change of strategy. >> folks want to pop off haven't pins about what they think they would do, present a specific plan. if they think that somehow their advisers are better than the chairm

three on your side jim donovan has good news for your wallet and your wardrobe. >> and loving dogs in desperate need of adoption a local shelter is running out of space. how organizers are hoping to find all of these animals good homes before it's too late. >>> hi g evening, everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> eye, everyone, i'm jessica dean those stories are straight ahead but we begin tonight with new information in the deadly hotel siege in mali africa. we now know the american among the dead has ties to new jersey. today's siege comes just one week after the deadly terror tax in paris. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live in the cbs3 sat center with new details tonight. diana? >> reporter: jessica, we have learned the american killed in this morning' as tack is 41-year-old anita dakar from the baltimore and new jersey areas but worked for international development agency. tonight her family says they are devastated as the death toll in mali continues to rise. >> mali yann police join by the french and off duty american forces op free 100 hostages. gunmen armed with grenade

. >> three on your side reporter jim donovan is joining us now. thousands of drives are blowing through these things and not taking another look. >>> it happens hundreds of times every day all over the state as people take advantage of the open e-z pass lanes. it's common scene at turnpike toll booths across pennsylvania. drivers sliding through the e-z pass lanes with no e-z pass showing and the red light still shining. the result for the violator -- >> they can put a warrant out for you probably. >> reporter: most drivers over estimate what will happen to them for non-payment. >> probably go to jail. >> reporter: in fact far from it. you're not likely to see a state trooper in your rear view mirr mirror. the toll booth cameras will capture your license plate and you'll get a bill in the male. since they won't know where your trip started the toll will be calculated to the furthest point. plus a $25 processing fee. consider that your fine. >> we do about 1.5 million notices each year. we have aggressively try to find those 1.5 million people. >>

the boys douglas age 10 and donovan 8 have repeatedly wandered away. they bolted doors locked windows set alarms. backyard is enclosed and locked but the boys broke the screens and escaped. >> it's very hurtful to have people look at you as if you're a bad parent or you abuse or neglect your children because of a disabilities that you can't control. >> reporter: now donovan and douglas are among the first to be outfitted with gps tracking devices which they wear at >> so if i click on it, it's going to show me where he is. and this radius is the safe zone. >> reporter: the audio monitoring is turned off to protect the privacy of teachers and other students. emails and texts note a location change. >> it lets me know, he arrived at school shortly thereafter. the next step is how do we find them? the gps allows us to know exactly where this went off to and that saves time, that can save a life. >> reporter: it wasn't automatic. the family had to fight for the tracking. nassau boces and the north merrick school district said they would never pro hint any

three on your side's jim donovan shows you how you can pay off your debt faster and safe money. >>> alsohe's one of the runners in the philadelphia marathon that really caught our attention. 26 miles in 50 pounds of fire gear. why did he do it? we have the story behind this photo. hi, good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. those stories are straight ahead we gip tonight with blast of cold weather. we haven't felt in several months. >> meteorologist kate bilo has more on how long the mercury will drop. kate? >> it is dropping pretty quickly already, ukee and jessica. temperatures in the 20s in many locations outside already on the heels of what has been our coldest day in quite sometime. the high today only got to 43 degrees. that's the average high for mid to late december. not node late november. so we were about 10 degrees below average today and tonight these numbers are plummeting. none millville feels like the teens. allentown you're only at 22 degrees right now. 17 in mount pocono. we just dropped to 36 in philadelphia. numbers are continually dropping it will be s

three on your side's jim donovan with what you can do if you're afraid to wait. >> also, public shaming. there's an app or two for that. and they can turn ugly how you could be publicly humiliated without even knowing. >>> good evening i'm ukee washington. >> hi, everyone, i'm jessica dean. we begin tonight with new details and new dramatic images from the terrorist attacks in paris. surveillance video shows the moment terrorists opened fire on a paris restaurant during last week's deadly violence. theisms matches obtained by the london newspaper the daily male show one of the terrorists firing into the building. patrons dive for cover as bullets and broken glass rain down from above. at one point he tries to fire point blank but his gun jams. to women run from the restaurant escaping with their lives. >>> now to the investigation right now french police are trying to determine whether the mastermind behind the attacks is dead or alive. he may be among the two terror suspects killed in a raid outside paris earlier today. meanwhile france and allies continue to bomb isis targets in syria

three on your side's jim donovan did the research to help you save time and money. you'll want to stick around for his new black friday battle plan. >> ready or not the cold weather season is right around the corner. will we see a lot of snow? the cbs3 weather team breaks it all down in the exclusive winter weather outlook. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. we begin tonight with new information in the police shootout and fiery crash on the vine street expressway. the 1784 old alleged shooter remains in police custody tonight and face as long list of criminal charges. the good news in all of this, the state police officer who was shot is in good condition and expected to make full recovery. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is outside southwest detectives right now where the suspect is expected to arrive any moment now. david? >> reporter: ukee, he is expected to be here literally any moment when i say we're told that to expect him probably in the next two minutes or so. he's 17. we're told he's going to be charged as an adult

. >> three on your side reporter jim donovan is joining us now.housands of drives are blowing through these things and not taking another look. >>> it happens hundreds of times every day all over the state as people take advantage of the open e-z pass lanes. it's common scene at turnpike toll booths across pennsylvania. drivers sliding through the e-z pass lanes with no e-z pass showing and the red light still shining. the result for the violator -- >> they can put a warrant out for you probably. >> reporter: most drivers over estimate what will happen to them for non-payment. >> probably go to jail. >> reporter: in fact far from it. you're not likely to see a state trooper in your rear view mirr mirror. the toll booth cameras will capture your license plate and you'll get a bill in the male. since they won't know where your trip started the toll will be calculated to the furthest point. plus a $25 processing fee. consider that your fine. >> we do about 1.5 million notices each year. we have aggressively try to find those 1.5 million people. >> re

three on your side's jim donovan exposes the hidden danger. >>> the unexpected spot you'll find some of the best asian food in the area. at any time with tori travels to bucks county where a close knit family serves up sushi rolls with a side of love. >>> and there is new information in the mysterious death of a three-year-old new jersey boy. tonight the mystery deepens as the attorney for brendan's father says the toxicology results are in. >>> good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. we begin tonight with a warning about something many of us use, portable battery packs. they also keep our tones and tablets running when we can't find an electrical outlet. >> as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan explains they can possess a hidden danger. when you can't find a gadget those little gadgets do the trick but they sometimes cause big problems. it's the hunt for power but when plugging in isn't possible, portable battery packs can be a good solution. most of the time. >> i felt my knee actually burning it sort of had flashback on night jeans. that's whe

three on your side's jim donovan exposes the hidden danger. >>> the unexpected spot you'll find some of the best asian food in the area. at any time with tori travels to bucks county where a close knit family serves up sushi rolls with a side of love. >>> and there is new information in the mysterious death of a three-year-old new jersey boy. tonight the mystery deepens as the attorney for brendan's father says the toxicology results are in. >>> good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. we begin tonight with a warning about something many of us use, portable battery packs. they also keep our tones and tablets running when we can't find an electrical outlet. >> as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan explains they can possess a hidden danger. when you can't find a gadget those little gadgets do the trick but they sometimes cause big problems. it's the hunt for power but when plugging in isn't possible, portable battery packs can be a good solution. most of the time. >> i felt my knee actually burning it sort of had flashback on night jeans. that's whe

three on your side's jim donovan did the research to help you save time and money. you'll want to stick around for his new black friday battle plan. >> ready or not the cold weather season is right around the corner. will we see a lot of snow? the cbs3 weather team breaks it all down in the exclusive winter weather outlook. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. we begin tonight with new information in the police shootout and fiery crash on the vine street expressway. the 1784 old alleged shooter remains in police custody tonight and face as long list of criminal charges. the good news in all of this, the state police officer who was shot is in good condition and expected to make full recovery. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is outside southwest detectives right now where the suspect is expected to arrive any moment now. david? >> reporter: ukee, he is expected to be here literally any moment when i say we're told that to expect him probably in the next two minutes or so. he's 17. we're told he's going to be charged as an adult

three on your side's jim donovan gets results ton night he'll show you how you can avoid being taken for ride. >>> it's a place where everyone knows your name and your order. taste with tori heads to popular spot for breakfast when you're here, you're definitely family. >>> good evening everyone i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. we begin tonight with dam cash video obtained by cbs3 that appears to show a new jersey state trooper drunk. >>> our natasha brown has more and of the alarming video that shows what unfoldedn the garden state parkway i am not drunk. >> you joke. >> yeah. i had a prostate surgery. >> okay. >> i'm under anesthesia right i'm trying to get home to cinnaminson. >> a profession of sobriety that beginning an exchange that would lead to new jersey state trooper suspension. dam cam video from the responding officer's vehicle shows the interaction moments after sergeant first class michael roadside rear ends a driver at a rest stop on the garden state parkway in monmouth county. >> i will pay for -- whatever have i to do >> video shows what appears to be the tr

reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> 6:49. a lot coming up on cbs this morning, joining us live from new york with that preview. good morning. >> on the scene, at the concert hall where terrorist massacre dozens of people attending rock concert and took hostages, counter terror expert john miami err will be here, in studio 57. >> changing tone of democratic presidential debate, we are in des moines. >> and it is in the nation's highest military award. but where do metals of honor come from. >> meet the civilians who help create lasting tributes, to america's heroes. >> lot of coverage you don't want to miss just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> we appreciate that preview, thank you. right now sylvester stallone was born in new york city, and spent much of his young life living up and down the northeast corridor but right here in philadelphia where a film icon was created. ukee washington had a chance to go tow to tow with him recently about the legacy of rocky. this as stallone prepares to release latest chapter in the b

>> cyber monday mania is expect to be the on-line shopping day of the year, consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with how to shop safely while getting the best deals. advertise the season to take part in the cbs-3 joy of sharing toy fest. today we are kicking things off with the philadelphia pops festival choir here in our studios. we will take you there when we come right back. thioh my god. friday. does anybody want to be part of this? nooooo. well, chevy has a better way, with black friday deals all month long. that's a great idea. what if you could get up to twenty percent cash back when you bought it? bam. twenty percent back? that's awesome. it's black friday. find your tag and get cash back for 20% of the msrp on select 2015 vehicles in stock. or, get zero percent financing for seventy-two months on 2015 silverado light duty models. cool time to go shopping. >>> i'm ready. >> look at that. >> i know that is right. >> just in time. >> holidays are in full swing and we are here in our great hall kicking off our yearly toy collection campaign. >> that is right, joy of sharing

consumer reporter jim donovan shows you which days will save you the most money. we will be right back. oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. ♪ you make me feel so young... it's what you do. ♪ you make me feel ♪ so spring has sprung. on the the healthwatch tonight chemicals in beauty products, experts say there is very little oversight into what goes into the products we are putting on our skin and hair but that coulding changing. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is hear to explain this. i thought about this. so much hair spray and so much make up. >> will well, things are changing. americans spend over $50 billion every year on beauty, and skin care products. many contain all kind of chemicals, that some say are dangerous. well, now a by part an group of lawmakers is promising legislation

now they believe that the man behind it is paul donovan of phoenixville. according to investigators, donovan was angry with the man buried at cemetery plot over a theft that happened over 56 years ago. >> when we -- when the deceased was 10 and this subject was 12, he claims that the subject stole money from him, and 56 years later he was getting back at home. so for 56 years he lived with this grudge. >> white marsh township police tell us donovan has offered to pay restitution to the family, minus the 56-year-old debt which he says is $300. >> a mainline pizza shop is shut down after a drug bust involving up of its workers. radnor township police arrested brandy nicole weldon after undercover officers say they bought marijuana from her multiple times, including last night. weldon was assistant manager at season's pizza on lancaster avenue in wayne. according to investigators, she would walk outside, sell the drugs and then return to work. so the health department shut down the store so it could be sanitized. there are concerns that the assistant manager

. >>> black friday deals are just days away, coming up jim donovan has battle will ground. >> a battlet for best deals. >>> toy trouble these little bunches are on holiday wish list but they are making parents pull their hair out. up next the company solutions to the problem. >>> in this weeks story of brotherly love i met with team of boys bringing thanksgiving cheer to their neighborhood, brand and all follow along with their special delivery when we come back. >> ♪ >> 47 million people travel, 90 percent will be done by car, we will have your travel forecast, and when you hit that holiday road we will be right back. >>> you are a stiff. >> now mommies going to do the turkey. dad want it so we have to get that miniature marshmallow. you do the cranberry. you know, i cannot cook. >> i'll see you tomorrow, gobble gone he he will. bye-bye. >> my goodness a classic, isn't it. >> steve martin. >> yes. >> that is just too much. >> just a great scene from the movie planes, trains, automobiles, very fitting on this busy travel day. >> hopefully your journey is easier then his was is there th

well, "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan takes a look at what you can do if you're afraidwait. >> lawyer afraid every time she backs out of her driveway. >> the stress if somebody will hit me and blow this air nag my face. >> she says the dealership tells her it doesn't have the parts to replace her takata airbag in her mazda rx8. >> they can't give me a date when they have the parts. >> mary jane, waiting for farther for her ford fiesta, recalled over a latch issue that could cause the door to fly open while driving full speed down the road. >> i feel unsafe and dangerous. but what can i do? i need my car to get around with. >> 2014 was record breaking year for recalls. 64 million vehicles in the u.s., with safety defects. some with the potential to kill. 64 million vehicles, that need to funnel their way through 16,000 dealerships nationwide for repairs. repairs that aren't necessarily happening quickly. for instance, in may, "3 on your side" reported at the rate takata airbags are being manufactured it, could be two and a half years before they all get replaced. >> the

reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> and you know jim's going to follow up. all right, 8:16 right now. major winter storm hit the midwest, part of the chicago area getting several inches of snow this weekend, the hardest hit areas are to the north and to the west of the city. cell phone video was sent to us from local philly rapper tat money actually out in chicago for a show, said he almost got stuck in his hotel room, th's how bad it is out there. snow also causing problems at the city airport at o'hare, more than 260 flights have been cancelled, about 100 flights have been canceled, at mid-way, so yes, lots of snow out there. pretty much par for the course. back here at home happy to be in the 50's, we've been lucky if you like the miler temperatures there is whole month, averaging 7 degrees above average. pretty impress i have. cool today. cool tomorrow. but not going to last. crank up that warmth again for thanksgiving holiday. let's take you outside, still left over clouds from the cold front that's brinking in that colder air for the next 24 hours. clo

donovan mmide-bahr and ccristine lutze were staying in the camper. lutze got out ok, but maide- bahr was taken to u of i hospitals with possible smoke inhalation. two firefighters also suffered injuries fighting e fire. one was taken to the hospital for a lower leg injury and the other suffered a dog bite. friends of the kinleys have started fundraising for the family and the public information they've share have outlined a series of bad breaks. katherine kinely was diagnosed with breast cancer recently and her husband tolddme she was getting radiation treatments this morning following the fire. we've had some contact with the family this morning and hope to have more on the efforts to help them rrover later ttay. live in linn county, df kcrg tv9 news. cedar rapids police are city's southwest side. police say it happened at 8-15 last night,,n the 12- hundred block of m street. initial reports said one person was hurt. but officers didn't find anyone with injuries. one witness told tv-9 she heard veral gunshots. " 13:30:29 i was watching tv in my livi

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reporting for three on "3 on yor side", i'm jim donovan. >> and speaking of jim donovan, it was a verycial honor for jim last night. he was inducted into the philadelphia broadcast pioneers hall of fame. known for his award winning consumer reporting, jim was among several veteran broadcasters recognized for their achievements in our industry. check out jim from the past, little throw back there. special dinner was held at the hilton city avenue and jim was inducted along with broadcast executive al primo, the creator of "eyewitness news" actually, reporter lauren lip ton of our sister station "kyw news radio", and radio host, harvey holiday, of our sister station wogl. radio host bob pan tan owe of wogl was this year's person of the year. so a big congratulations to each and every person, and to the first class organization and all of its members. the philadelphia broadcast pioneers. great night. >>> 6:46 right now. ere is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason, van eat a meyer join us live from new york with that preview. good morning. >> reporter: good morning,

reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> very scary. >>> well, here's a question for you you want more purple in your life? i don't know maybe you do. think about driving this around a, a purple jeep, yep, jeep unveiling special addition wrangler black country. it is offered in quote extreme purple. so something different for you. the back country is based on the the sahara model but with 17-inch wheels and unique decals as you cane there. yes, they all come in purple. jeep hopes limited addition will be more a attractive to city dwellers. i guess we like purple, i don't know. there are less vibrant colors things like blue, black, white, and gray. >>> i don't know, i just read this stuff. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" benefits of sleeping name, yep, you heard right, health reporter stephanie stahl tells us scientific reasons for sleeping without your pj's. >>> plus a a lot of people on social media talking about video of what appears to be the the forest breathing, wow, we will explain coming up, next. it is alive. it's the holidays. and of course, everyone want

reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> yeah, i don't like any of that. i'm also not a fan have the of the location services or the ge o tagging, it is just too much for me. >> absolutely. >> it is important that you just go in there and look at the settings. jimmies like about that. everybody has the power to do that. >> look at the this. >> here comes the the son, na, na, na, na. >> wheat seat a beautiful sunshiney day and jimmies rocking the cameras for me back there. this is center city we are looking at and we are watching that sun coming up. we will have lots of blue skies out there today. it will be beautiful. walking out the door it is chilly, in doubt bit. blue skies comes with the chill in the air. looking live at our neighborhood network just 38 degrees in rehoboth. we are looking at boardwalk plaza, i don't see a whole lot of folks out there. you can bet they are bundled up this morning. today world seas nal and sunny temperatures. high of 58. break from the wind. by monday though look at this, sunshine and a high of 63. but we're not there ju

jim donovan shows us how easy it is to use. >> also, an uninvited guest.at had to be rescued after getting trapped in a hotel hallway. oh, oh. and bundle up. a weekend chill continues. justin's back with your forecast next. wait up! c'mon! turkey! whoaaaa. who made all of this? let's go! pea! [screams] whoaaaa! weeeee. whoaaaa! ♪ peas are the worst. [laugh] >> today is sunday, november 22, so grated you're with us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:30, we send it out to justin on the skydeck. little chilly out there, right, justin? >> little chilly. not stopping the people for checking out this marathon. ton of traffic out here. crazy. looks like just a rush hour evening here, not a sunday morning, and we're getting ready for decent sunrise coming up in about 20 minute. still left over clouds. clouds will thin out. partly sunny, but noticeably cooler today. it is also pecking up as far as windy conditions. fifty-two if he airport, 39 allentown, cold air specially clear out with the clouds cover, just to the north and west, colder air will continue to push it way

three on your side jim donovan tells you how it happened, what one company is doing to compensate. >>nd, some showers to start our day. kyla grogan back with your sunday forecast and a little good news for next week. we will be right here in vineland, home of progresso, we figured out how to get rich ingredients like bacon into 22 light soups, so if you want 100 calories or less per serving without giving up rich flavor do what we do...make it progresso. this moment is perfect in every way just like my kid gooey...flaky...happy. toaster strudel. now with more icing. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> today is sunday, november 1st, good morning to you, so glad you're with us, i'm nicole brewer, it is 6:30, going to send it taught kyla grogan on the cbs-3 skydeck. i know we're falling back, also tracking little rain, right, kyla? >> just little bit. notice because we're falling back, starting to see daylight a lot earlier than we did yesterday, about hour earlier, soily difference. we do have some clouds to start and few sprinkles, as well this morning. they'll mover out relatively

donovan, thank you for joining us.all remember the va scandal and shinseki's resignation, the promises that things would change going forward. how did this not change? >> that's a fantastic clip to play because i think we all thought, you know, that the secretary was going to suspend all bonuses, but what we discovered was that in fact he did not suspend all of them. he suspended a sliver of them for top executives and only the top, top ones at the health administration. while the rest of the va continued to receive bonuses. as you said, $142 million worth for performance last year, and those included a huge swath of middle managers and also senior executives in other areas of the va and that includes benefits administration, where people were waiting, you know, days and months to get their benefits claims even answered. and it also included construction executives. there's a specific construction project in denver, colorado, that is now $1 billion over budget. it's a complete disaster. the u.s. army corps of engineers

between this unlikely pair, archibald and bill donovan. on the cool porch of in excitement of great things to come. even before the united states declared war then, an effort to acquire information initiated. the nature of this intelligence was not sending five human beings into an enemy territory in the first instance. it was really to deploy the scholarship of the day. looking at foreign newspapers, scientific periodicals and other kinds of published work. what today is called open sources. these could be analyzed using the tools of scholarship. with the international book trade interrupted by war, means of acquisition had to be found and to do that, a committee was set up through the o.s.f. and c.o.i. i will give you the long name once, i will hear call it i.d.c. i was formed in december of 1941 chaired by william langer at harvard. he hired a librarian name frederick kilgore who at the time was a 28-year-old who worked in the harvard library. it got off to a slow start in four months, it failed acquire a single piece of information. th

that intertwined with donovan's operations as coordinator of information. the first place that housed it was the library of congress. strangely enough, the origins of america's vast intelligence toaratus might be traced morning meetings in the summer of between this unlikely pair, 1941 archibald mcleish and bill donovan. as article mcleish later recalls on the cool porch of in , excitement of great things to come. little did he imagine. even before the united states declared war then, an effort to acquire information initiated. the nature of this intelligence was not sending spies into enemy territory in the first instance. it was really to deploy the scholarship of the day. looking at foreign newspapers, scientific periodicals and other kinds of published work. what today is called open sources. these could be analyzed using the tools of scholarship. with the international book trade interrupted by war, means of acquisition had to be found and to do that, a committee was set up through the o.s.f. and c.o.i. i will give you the long name once, the interdepa

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burn's daughter maureen o'neil reached out to congressman dan donovan to request replacement medals. >> she realized they had been stolen. she was very sad. her brother hugh 's medals were not stolen because they had been engraved. andrew's had never been engraved so they were stolen. it's a devastating moment for her. but she's a woman of great faith. she's 93. >> reporter: in a formal medal presentation ceremony, congress dan donovan and brigadier general graham honored lieutenant doyle's sacrifice. >> worked with the army tirelessly to replace these medals for the family as a representation of this man's heroism and commitment to the nation. >> i know what this family has gone through and it's wonderful to be able as part of fort hamilton community, as part of the larger army family to be able to thank this family for their amazing sacrifices. >> reporter: as veterans day approaches, burn cherishes the time shared with her brothers, veterans remembered as part of the greatest generation. >> i keep thinking back to when we were very young. we had happy times. >> reporter: mallory h