mallory hoff is live in east harlem where the officer lived. mallory. >> reporter: ken, this is where the 33-year-old fallen officer worked. trying day here. if you take a look behind me you can see bunting hung over the entryway. he was a housing officer assigned to psa5. his brothers in blue now in mourning. in this video from last night you can see officers flooding harlem hospital. that's where the five-year veteran killed in the line of duty was pronounced dead at 10:22. holder was appointed in july of 2010. he was third generation law his father and grandfather were officers in their native guyana. pda president pat lynch is urging the community to show support. >> we need your support. these police officers need your support as we are bury our brother police officer, but it can't end there. we need your support every day on every corner in every neighborhood so we can continue to carry ourselves like superheroes, so we can save you and protect you. >> reporter: and we're told when his father got the news, when his father found out son ha

mallory hoff is live outside the station house. we're going to go first to eyewitness news reporter dray clark at the scene of the shooting in east harlem. dray. >> reporter: good morning, investigators are still working multiple crime scenes that stretch from east 102nd street to east 124th. here behind me just down the block on 120th this really is the main focal point for detectives. this is where officer holder had that exchange of gunfire with the suspect who's now accused of taking his life. officer holder was shot in the head and pronounced dead at harlem hospital at 10:22 last night. officers saluted the slain officer as a small nypd away from the hospital earlier this morning. officer holder was 33 years old and a five-year veteran with the nypd assigned to psa5, a housing patrol unit. holder and his partner responded to gunfire last night near 1st avenue and east 102nd street. one man told the officers he had just been robbed at gunpoint. the officers then located a suspect at 120th street. that 32-year-old suspect opened

eyewitness news reporter mallory hoff joins us live from citi field. gorgeous sight behind you mallory. good morning. >> reporter: good morning michelle. excited mets' fans this morning, tonight game 4 of the world series. mets fans say they saw what they needed to see last night, and they believe their team can do it again right here at home tonight. i want you to take a look at this video from last night, the hours leading up to game 3. time square was transformed. you can see orange and blue flooding the area. mets towels were handed out to fans. city bikes were decorated with mets spirit as well. meanwhile at mcfadden's mets fans were in it to win it. they came out to the midtown bar to support their team. that's exactly what they did, their energy and enthusiasm could not be missed. they're ready play a game tonight at citi field. >> it's just a great atmosphere to be in, and when you've got 45,000 people getting behind it. >> we're taking it! we're not asking, we're taking it >> reporter: and mets' fans tell us tonight's a big night. they say it'

mallory hoff live with fan reaction. got to begin with rob powers who's got the latest on the investigation. >> the mets say they knew this was going to be a tough series but nobody could have nor did they want to dream up a scenario like the one they saw last night in loss angeles. the mets lost a playoff game and their shortstop, and seemingly everybody east of l.a. county is upset about it. ruben tejada was steamrolled by utley. the impact, the resulting flip and the hard landing, fractured tejada's right fibula. major league baseball now reviewing this play to see if any rules were broken along with tejada's leg. utley was eventually awarded the base and scored the run. the mets lost 5-2 and came home today. >> i lost a pretty good player. i lost a pretty big piece of the puzzle. i'm not very happy about it. i was pretty shaken up by it because i thought it was something that didn't need to happen. >> as far as sticking up for your teammates, i think being out there and doing what's right is exactly what i'm going to

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff joins us live in south philadelphia. alex? >> reporter: good morning, nicole. we're here in parking lot h of the wells fargo center behind me is one of the main stage for today's festivities. >> this event is beloved and cherished by the city every philadelphia, been held in the past at set ran stadium, convention center, featured movie stars like sylvester stallone, jean altry, plus hundreds of first responders who are true stars of today's event. i want to give you little history lesson about. >> this the hero thrill show created back in 1954, following a devastating gas explosion in north philadelphia, that killed ten firefighters. now, at the time, a councilman decided that something had to be done to help out the children of those who had died in service. that was 61 years ago. now, here we are today, last year we saw more than 20,000 people, come and go over the course of the day at this event last year. which, turns out to be, a carnival like atmosphere, fun for the whole family right now we have deputy fire chief troy

live from citi field, mallory hoff channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you mallory, mayor de blasio and first lady dressed as mets players to show their support for the amazins last night. they welcomed hundreds of children and their parents for a really nice halloween celebration. the party included face painting, story telling and a magic show as well as some very creative costumes on the kids who were obviously having a great time. hey captain america. of course we have everything you need to know about the world series in the special mets section of our website abc7ny.com/mets. >> keep it coming tonight. all right. switching gears to some ranking news right now at 6:06, 224 people are now feared dead after a rushing passenger plane crashed in egypt shortly after takeoff. air bus a321 disappeared from >> the two men were arguing near a residence hall when things escalated and got physical. at one point one of the men pulled a knife >> i saw them sitting on a couch. they seemed casual and all of a sudden they got up and started yelling at each

that is where we sent "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff all way in the year 2015, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you have to be very careful in these kind of situations not the to create a time par docks where you create a series of events that will discontinue the space time continuum as a whole. that is a worst case scenario that comes to you from back to the future two. the best case toys come out here and check out a very, very cool timeless film and writer producers, this has been a long day coming. >> wednesday, october 21st, 2015. >> reporter: day has come and it is a biggie for bob gale, writer and producer of the back to the future movies. >> forever, and ever it license known as back to the future day. how great is that? >> reporter: a delauren took the thrilling to the past, present and into the future, and a few fancy cell phone marty mcfly congratulations you have a awoke even to that future today. some things gale and his team got right, think google glasses, and space timing on the flat screen tv. skype anyone. >> coolest thing that is happening is whoe

alexandria hoff is live this morning with more on coastal flooding there, alex? >> reporter: good morning, nicole. the we have moved up to 12th and west avenue where this is a good example of what you can see about every other block down there especially on the bay side where these flood waters have caused road closures. these are intermittent overflows, a lot of what we are seeing at this hour here. now, of course, the the big issue is this wind that we're seeing and feeling and of course we felt in that live truck come down here on the expressway. any within driving in this end of the state wants to take heed of that warning when it comes to the wind and pay attention on the roadways. so, of course, when governor christie was talking about potential for this being a very serious storm a lot of the memories of sandy came back people living down here. so those who have owned or rented for the the week they are taking their outside furniture, moving it inside, yesterday we spoke with the man came down to check on a beach house and was taking the situation in strid

saturday, odom checked in at dennis hoff's love ranch south in crystal, nevada, dennis hoff is the brothel's owner. hoff says odom was drinking cognac and had taken herbal viagra like supplement, discovered unresponsive in his room by two women. off awe he was throwing up, terrible. the girls of course, were traumatized. >> odom, the winner of two of nba championships with the los angeles lakers, last played in the nba two years ago. his off the court struggles included an arrest in 2013 for driving under the influence. >> lamar, you do have to go to the dentist, baby. >> reporter: odom featured on reality tv show "keeping up with the kardashians" throughout his four year marriage to khloe. the two filed for divorce in 2013. several nba players have turned to socialed me y to show their support. miami heat star dwayne wade tweeted, prayers all the way up for my brother. odom's representatives have not responded to cbs this morning's request for comment. the nye county sheriff in nevada is investigating. >>> our investigation into the deadly listeria outbreak linked to blue bell ice cream rev

dave hoff sent us a photo of his office chair for the day. hoff posted on twitter he's seeing above average yields on his farm but not recordbreaking for now accocoing to usda, 39 percrct of corn and 90 percent of soybeans are harvested. taking a look at the weather map boy another system continuing to plague the southern plains lot^s of moisture in west texas some of that spreading eastward some of it^s coming north i^ll have the rest of my forecast coming up. still to come, we'll be analyzing the dairy sector and expansion of t t cow herd in the midwest. how's that impacting prices? plus our beef today report shows somes a slight improvement for feed lots. and this may look like just another field trip. but these youngsters are learning how texas farmers may help pay their way through college! find out how, as we head in the country. (agday sponsored by the enlist weed control system from dow agrosciences -combining the proven control of a new 2-4-d and glyphosate. take control of chicago. let's head to the cme floor for an update. we are s

saturday, odom checked in at dennis hoff's love ranch south in crystal, nevada, dennis hoff is the brothel's owner. hoff says odom was drinking cognac and had taken herbal viagra like supplement, discovered unresponsive in his room by two women. off awe he was throwing up, terrible. the girls of course, were traumatized. >> odom, the winner of two of nba championships with the los angeles lakers, last played in the nba two years ago. his off the court struggles included an arrest in 2013 for driving under the influence. >> lamar, you do have to go to the dentist, baby. >> reporter: odom featured on reality tv show "keeping up with the kardashians" throughout his four year marriage to khloe. the two filed for divorce in 2013. several nba players have turned to socialed me y to show their support. miami heat star dwayne wade tweeted, prayers all the way up for my brother. odom's representatives have not responded to cbs this morning's request for comment. the nye county sheriff in nevada is investigating. >>> our investigation into the deadly listeria outbreak linked to blue bell ice cream rev

reporting live from kensington, alexandria hoff.bs-3, "eyewitness news". >> good to hear they're okay, alex, thank you. one last check on your traffic and weather together. just so nice to not have the biting colds like yesterday. >> certainly. >> not as bad as yesterday. trying to sell this. >> winter, no winter gloves, no frost. sunshine this afternoon, 68 for the high, few degrees above average. look at the stretch 70s, 74 wednesday and thursday. we cool back down to below average temps friday saturday in the 50's, looks likeness best rain chance will be sunday late in the afternoon but really only shower chance, nothing heavy. enjoy the sunshine and warm temperatures if you like that. >> well, 70s sounds so nice, justin. in the worlds of travel, weaver an accident 95 southbound at the betsy ross bridge, you can see it pulled all the way up to the upper right-hand corner of your screen. pulled kind of blocking the right lane, and of course, the shoulder, then also, delaware county 95 northbound at 452, as you are approaching kind

eyewitness news reporter mallory hoff is live now in east harlem. mallory? >> reporter: lori, we've seen an incredible outpouring of the support for the fallen officer from this community. we saw it in a vigil last night and this morning in a growing memorial from the fallen officer worked. as this memorial grows, investigators are putting together a case against man they say is responsible for the death of officer holder. they say they have physical evidence, witnesses, and video evidence that ties him to this killing. tyrone howard's first taste of justice came with him shackled and handcuffed making a demand. he wanted a chair complaining his leg hurt after being shot by officer holder's partner. in a courtroom packed with police, howard was seated then slid into place. barely visible as the judge ordered him held without bail. the charges? first degree murder and robbery. >> he's been complaining of certain chest pains -- [ bleep ] >> reporter: the woman sobbed that she was officer holder's sister and she was helped from the courtroom. for the pba this p

in staten island, mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> at least 97 people been killed in two near simultaneous bomb blasts that targeted a peace rally in the turkish capital of ankara. it happened sections a-- seconds apart outside the city's main train station. we have more. >> reporter: two bombs exploded within 50 yards and seconds of each other targeting a joyful rally for peace and turning it into a place of death and despair. the bombs exploded as peace protestors and kurdish activists protested at a train station in the capital anakara. survivors tried to help the wounded. ambulances rushed to the scene taking injured to hospitals. but help came too late for far too many. others never had a chance. turkey's prime minister said there were strong signs that the attacks were suicide bombings. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: the internal affairs minister adding, this terrorist attack is an atrocity against the turkish republic. we condemn it. so far no one has claimed >>> meteorologist amy freeze in for jeff smith with the accuweather forecast. >> right it's going to

live in the fordham heights section of the bronx, mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> arrest tonight outside of the house where an out of control party left two people wounded and in critical condition. eyewitness cameras were rolling as a man and woman were handcuffed and taken away. they are reportedly the homeowner's daughter and her boyfriend. police say the arrests are not directly related to the shooting. investigators tell us there were as many as 200 people at that bayside party overnight. according to police sources, it was advertised on instagram and many of the party goers were reportedly underage. witnesses say when the shots rang out people panicked. >> everyone freaked out. like i was going up the stairs to go see what was happening, when the gunshots happened, like everyone just started tackling downstairs. like i fell, mad girls were getting hurt. >> what sparked the shooting is still under investigation and so far no word on suspects. >>> a renewed call today for a that call from the famous pair of relatives, comedienne amy schumer and her cousin, senator cha

here's eyewitness news reporter mallory hoff. >> reporter: investigators say 37-year-old caleb wilder died after rescuing his mom. investigators say the fire that torched an apartment in the mariner's harbor section started after a woman in her 60s lit a candle then went out to take a shower. they said when she got out the bed was in flames, the fire growic -- growing quickly. >> i smelled the fumes. >> reporter: caleb and his brother took the elevator to rescue their mom from the flames. they made their way through heavy smoke, took her down the stairwell where fire crews met up with them. when they got outside, wilder, who friends say suffers from asthma, began to experience shortness of breath and suffered cardiac arrest. >> they tried to rescue him, save his life. >> reporter: he was taken to richmond university medical center where he was pronounced dead. >> he was a family man, good person. >> reporter: five other people were treated for injuries. they're all expected to be okay. in the mariner's harbor section of staten island, mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> takin

i'm alexandria hoff and i will a take you there coming up. >> love that event. such a great cause., october 10th, good morning, so glad you're with us, i'm nicole brewer, just past 5:30, we send it out to kyla grogan. how is it feeling out there, kyla? >> little chilly, nicole. i can see a day coming soon where i'll have a jacket when i come out here. it is breezy kind of cool start to the day. very crisp and very clear. that's kind of the feeling you get when you take a look at the skyline. i can see every little light very clearly behind me. it will be chilly day. we had cold front pass and. that's what all of the stormy weather was all about. today chill in the air, sunny, but cool, wind will be ramming down, and tonight, we will be getting down into the 40's, everybody, are you ready for that? currently we're at 41 greens in mount pocono, 56 here in philadelphia, 56 down in atlantic city, and again, wind is still kicking little bit here. you have 12-mile per hour winds in philadelphia, you can see, 14 miles per hour in lancaster, we will catch break from that, as the day goes o

our al, andrea hoff live at school district headquarters in spring garden with the details on this dome on strikes. good afternoon. >> afternoon, pat. student from philadelphia schools left their classroom today, wagging out of the same classrooms they've come out here to support. they trecked from the classrooms down here to the school district building, the focus is on regaining, dwindling education funds, money for schools, hoping to work more money into the still un signed budget. now, keep in mind, funds for schools are essentially frozen right now, pennsylvania enters into its 100 day, without a budget. senator vincent hughes came out here to support student, his top concern, how long city schools have until the little money they have dries up completely. >> we're trying to get a date certain from the philadelphia school district, when that could be, but the truth of the matter is as school children should not be held hostage by one side who chooses not to compromise. >> now we do have to say that the issue is a complicated one, too full, because each day that this adds that the b

reporting from temple university, alexandria hoff, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> stay with "eyewitness news" as we lead up to temple's big showdown against notre dame next a saturday. >>> all right. switching gears a weapons controversy is brewing at villanova university. a plan to arm members of the public safety department has students up in arms. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live where students are holding a protest a about that decision, steve. >> reporter: nicole, that protest is happening as we speak. students along with some staff, and faculty are marching through campus. so first thing we will do is get your eyes on and show you video from early this morning. those students gathering, the students, their basic argument is this, the policy is fighting fire with what they call fire, only fanning the flames, of fear on college campuses, that guns would only increase tensions on campus, not to mention instances of racial profiling, and undone force. university counters by saying they have been transparent with this holding public forums, conducting surveys, even con

live in chelsea, mallory hoff channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you mallory. president obama has declared a state of emergency in south carolina where hundreds of people have been rescued from rising flood waters. a storm dumped more than 18 inches of rain in parts of that state in just 24 hours. at least 100 people have had to be rescued after they tried to cross flooded roads in their vehicles. first responders are using boats to try and get to people that are trapped in their homes. >> we have lost everything. what i got on my body is what we have. pretty much everybody down the hill there has lost everything this morning, our vehicles, our clothes, everything. but the best thing is that we still have our lives. we still have our lives. >> officials in south carolina have confirmed at least three deaths in connection with that storm. >>> strong winds and heavy rain are lashing bermuda as hurricane joaquin passes close to the island. joaquin has weakened with winds dropping to 105 miles per hour. today senator chuck schumer said hurricane joaquin had inadequ

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff with the very latest. >> i didn't do anything wrong to anybody. i don't bother with anybody, and i keep to myself. >> this woman, who asked that we don't use her name, spoke to us from her car, just hours after two men forced her to drive into an atm where she withdrew what she could, $100. >> then told us that they would kill us after they got what they wanted. >> this complex tail of terror starts inside of a home on the 3100 block of f street where she, her boyfriends and another female friend were woken up by two intruders. >> one was armed with a hammer, one was armed with a knife. they were both wearing masks or t-shirts covering their face. >> the victim we spoke with says the men tide her boyfriends to the bed, assaulted him, and then stabbed his hand. >> a 26 year old female, they tide her up using rope and electrical cord. they tide her around her neck, and her wrists, and they tide her to a large chair. >> but when the suspects returned with the victim from the atm, she says her friend had broken loose of those ties, her screams are wh

mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> mallory thank you. and funeral anxiousments are in place for officer holder now. a wake will be held next use tuesday at the -- tuesday in far rockaway queens from 9:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. and funeral services wednesday afternoon at 3:00 p.m. at the same church. holder will be buried in his native guyana. eyewitness news will continue to bring you coverage on how officer holder is being remembered and we have a tribute page to the murdered officer on our website. abcny7. >>> time is 5:38. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. meteorologist bill evans with the accuweather forecast. >> well, a look outside from our camera here at four times square. looking south and in the distance you can see the bridge, the verrazano marrows bridge. -- narrows bridge. really nice morning with clear to partly cloudy skies, rather comfortable too and the temperature this morning 60 degrees. that's your 5:00 a.m. temperature, that's running about 15 degrees warmer than normal for this time of

tonight alex hoff show us how some are coping with the state's budget troubles. >> reporter: another day, another dollar, another way of making do, without. >> i know you have wonderful creative resource full teachers. so, they just go into their bag of tricks and use other resources. >> reporter: act 195 provides non-public schools, with some equipment and learning supplies with state fund on pause, educators at saint james regional catholic school in ridley park have had to start their cool year with just a handful of left over work books and copies of pages. >> education of our children in the state of pennsylvania should be par mound. >> reporter: governor tom wolf says his latest tax plan earned promising expert despite nay sayers voting it down 127-73. >> these guys did a phenomenal job of bringing democrats together in a very short time for a very tough vote that i don't care if you are a republican or a democrat we have had a tough time making. >> to be frank half million-dollar a month would typically be wire transferred into our account, on the last thursday of every month.

alexandria hoff live with more on the excitement. they're geared up, alex, good morning. >> nicole, so exciting, this is what fall on campus should feel like. crisp, cool, and buzzing with game day excitement. it is more of a silent sleeping stat satisfaction for these student right now, because they had exhausting night in that battle against east carolina but the owls were able to stagger out on top. i think we all new there was something about this season with the early win against penn state. this momentum just carried temple for the first time to six and zero, since 1979. now, with last night's win against the pirates, that is seven and zero for the first time ever. now the owls may have to work on some of their offense before confidentially facing off against notre dame, week from tomorrow. but these student say they've never doubted the process. >> we new it a long time, never doubt this team, from day one, i said, be here against notre dame, never doubted them, never doubted them. >> seven and zero, you know what sounds bette

. >>> our alexandria hoff is live on the ccp campus with more on the safety measures the school normally has in place, alex. >> reporter: jessica, representatives from the college has told me that over past few days, they have made major upgrade over the security operations specifically the emergency notification process that they have with students. on the whole students told me they were impressed with the swiftness and thoroughness of this investigation but added that they still felt out of the loop. >> i would say yes. >> reporter: after nearly an hour of waiting and watching, june rodriguez got a notification on his phone. >> police activity on campus, main campus is locked down at this point. >> reporter: he, like costens of others standing on 16th and spring garden is a student at the community college of philadelphia. what buildings are off limit? is anybody inside? or classes canceled? they wall of the questions. >> we received a bomb threat, gun threat, i don't know, i'm hearing different thing. >> in this day and age you need to get out, hurry up. i said is what going on. >> r

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in spring guard when details on this story, alex. >> reporter: good evening. yesterday governor wolf's tax plan was shot down in harrisburg, and that is just a take 100 without a state budget and funding for states programs have been frozen since that time. now even with loans, philadelphia schools are expected to run out of money by the end of the month. >> i got a text last night where we are protesting tomorrow, in questions bit. i said okay. >> reporter: caylee kelly is ninth grader at capa performing arts school, she joined dozens of new friend from schools around the city standing up for classroom funding. >> i have a seven year-old little brother. i don't want him to grow up, you know, not have what he should have. >> reporter: senator vincent hughes showed his support for those students after speaking inside of the philadelphia will school district headquarters where he commended efforts by governor tom wolf. >> he is not compromising on that commitment to restore funding and we applaud him and support him in that. >> reporte

but for now, reporting live from temple university, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> all right, alex, so exciting. we appreciate it, thanks. you can stay with "eyewitness news", we'll keep you updated as we lead up to the big showdown as the notre dame fighting irish visit temple next saturday. switching gears, developing right now, one person has been killed, three other hurt, in a shooting on the campus of tennessee state university. now, area police say it began with a fight over a dice game, in a outdoor courtyard. just learned the victim who was killed was not a student. three others are being treated for non-life threatening injuries. last week three people were hurt by gunfire at off-campus party across the street from that college. >>> well, happening today, sentencing for the excavator operator in the deadly center city building collapse. sean benschop pleaded guilty to six counted of involuntary manslaughter. wall of the building under demolition there collapsed onto salvation army thrift store at 22nd and market streets in june of 2013. that collapse killed six

alexandria hoff speaks to medics in our area to take a look at the situation here. >>> special journey for a man trying to get his life back on track, we will catch up with him on his cross country bike trip and hear why he decided to ride, don. >>> bird have a brees with ease so now on to eli and new york, why manning presents a massive challenge for eagles, tea fence, coming up next in, sports. >>> tonight a mother heart break over a child severely injured to cope with her struggles she turned to exercise and that led to a new business health reporter stephanie stahl has her story tonight at 11:00. >>> lemar odom remains in the the coma after he was found unresponsive at a brothel in nevada. >> he had to be transported via ambulance to the hospital because he he was too tall to be air lifted. as our alexandria hoff reports tonight you don't to have reach nba heights to be too large for helicopter. >> reporter: this sound means that help, and often hope, has arrived. >> medical helicopters are used to move the most critical patients. >> reporter: doctor william swab is a trauma a cert

. >> reporter: we met dennis hoff late last night at one of his other nevada brothels, telling us he put lamar in his vip suite on one condition -- >> you can't bring drugs in here. and he agreed to that. >> reporter: hoff says after already spending $75,000, odom was planning to extend his stay when they found him unconscious on tuesday. >> they need to hurry, please, because he's got blood hanging out of his nose. >> one of the girls said, he said he was doing cocaine before he got there on saturday. >> reporter: sources close to odom telling our sister network," e!" doctors found multiple drugs in his system and that odom suffered a stroke and brain damage. >> the doctors had been warning and indicating to the family that, look, this could go on for weeks, months. we can't predict it. >> reporter: the extent of odom's brain damage is still unclear. kris jenner telling "access hollywood," he is still "very, very critical." the former nba champion on the court turned reality tv star improving but far from recovered. jacob rascon, nbc news, las vegas. >> reporter: >>> when "nightly n

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff joins us now near the scene with the latest informationment alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika. terror is certainly what happened on this block, according to police. they they arrived here around 2:30 to report of a woman screaming but back it up to what happened before that. this is a complicated ordeal. now, police say a family of three, two women and a man, were woken up by two male intruders, they had their faces covered, one of them may bewaring socks as gloves, and they were armed, one with a hammer, and one with a knife. now the male resident was tied up to the bed, with wire. that's where he was assaulted and stabbed, one of the women was tied up to a chair as well. and then the other was forced to drive the men up the block to atm where police say she was forced to withdraw $100. now the violence continued to escalate once she was returned to the block, that's where she got in a altercation with one of the men, and start today scream. >> upon police arrival, they saw a female screaming, involved in a altercation, wit

but for now reporting live in kensington, alexandria hoff. cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> also, new from overnight, philadelphia police are investigating a homicide in east oaklane. it happened just before 3:00 a.m. in the 6700 block of north 11th street. a man was found shot in the head. no word yet on motive or a suspect. >> 4:35 right now, just two weeks ago, we were wondering if the eagles season war already over, now, you what somehow in the lead. catapulted the team to the top of the standings being becomes but it wasn't a pretty game, a lot of turnovers, fortunately though the eagles were able to capitalize on few bad decisions by giants quarterback eli manning. also big night from running back demarco murray. after the game coach chilly asked beating a divisional rival carried any extra weight. >> every game is important. so it is not -- every single game you supply important. at the end of the year what's your final record, you can't say we lost that one but it wasn't important. every game is important. that's what we talk about. >> we

alexandria hoff takes a closer look. >> reporter: on the plane departing the u.s. pope francis spoke of conscientious objection of the human right. since then it has been revealed that while in washington he met with a friend, and that friend's long time sex sex partner. we know that francis had a brush with kentucky clerk, of course, kim davis, who has refused to same sex marriage licenses. she said that pope francis told her to stay strong in doing so but according to the vatican quote, the the the pope did not enter into the details of the situation of mrs. davis, and is meeting with her should not be considered a form of support, of her position in all of its particular and complex aspects. on facebook, rick maclean told thaws sound to me like some backpedaling. on twitter jonathan, says that pope visits prisoners cost not mean he endorses crime. same here. >> most of the people that the pope meets, he doesn't know who they are and usually someone who stand by him who says this is mrs. smith, this is mr. jones. the pope greets them, shakes their hand, they take

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has details from tacony. >> reporter: according to police when officers told a driver attempting to cross a picket line in front of the dietz and watson plant on to a coney street to enter another way, did he the opposite. >> one of the employees of the dietz and watson approached the ticket line and proceeded to drive through with their vehicle, injuring two of our members. >> reporter: that employee, six three-year old steven yuengling is actually an executive with the company. "eyewitness news" was given this statement, dietz and watson is cooperating fully with the philadelphia police department as they investigate an incident involving one of our employees attempting to drive his car into our parking lot and protesters who were blocking access to our facilities. twenty-nine men hit were taken to the hospital and released with only minor injuries. now later in the day, another person was taken into police custody in a similar fashion after crossing the line, reportedly injuring one more. >> we have learned that second individual has been

eyewitness news reporter mallory hoff is live now at citi field. mallory. >> lori, the road to the world series will begin on the road for this team. the team will take on the dodgers in l. a. tonight. if you take a look at this video now, the team has actually been in california since wednesday. tonight is game 1 of the division series. playoff drought for the mets. cons dentally they swept the dodgers during their last appearance in 2006. nearly a decade without a post season appearance means there aren't many players on this mets team who have played fresher games than october. jacob degrom to the mound, he'll be up against clayton kershaw. some of the players with playoff experience say they think their younger teammates are more than ready for the challenge. >> when the game starts it's still baseball, you know. the pitchers and the players and the other team don't all of a sudden have capes on. >> i got to play my first post season in 2006. i look at it as another game. >> reporter: game 1 starts at 9:45 tonight in l. a. game 2 also in l. a.,

the dispatcher according to hoff told them to turn odom onto his left side and he vomited. he was later taken out of there. so according to the owner of this brothel, odom had given him a call over the weekend and said he wanted to spend some time there and have some fun. and hoff also said he heard that odom had been taking a lot of an herbal sexual supplement. >> all right. paul vercammen, thank you so much. >>> the national lead now, new safety concerns about commercial airlines flights and the people who keep those planes off a collision course. that story after this quick break. where our next arrival is... red carpet whoa! toenail fungus!? fight it! with jublia. jublia is a prescription medicine used to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. are you getting this?! most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application site redness, itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. oh, epic moves, big j! fight it! getting ready for your close-up? ask your doctor if jublia is right for you. visit our website for savings on larger

big game tonight, "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff live at independent dense mall where espn college game day has taken over market street, where people are already pumped. i hear them in the background, alec, good morning. >> yes, things getting hyped around here. that's a good thing, has just dropped whole bunch off. i think just couple of minutes ago, notre dame fan walked through. this is ritz can i territory for that as i've been saying this morning. in less than three hours now we have this countdown behind me. the temple university football program will be taken to national stage asomugha college game day begins. >> you might wall these night owls. >> fans turning up in groves, as the wildly popular college game day broadcast just nows away. >> i love to party with all of those guys over, there it is just a lot of fun. >> most haven't slept, and don't plan to. hoping to hang in there, as their temple owls do against notre dame through that 8:00 p.m. kick half on. >> we love our school so much. and this is like crazy, what's happening right now. >> they came out to secu

joining me now is dennis hoff. you've been all over the news this week. >> not the way i'd like. i'd rather be promoting my book. but the bunnies lover your show and they watch every day. >> so for how long has lamar odom been your client? >> we can't confirm or deny that he's ever been there before, but he did know to give me a call on october 5 and arrange a driver and every day he kept pushing it out and finally on the 10th he said come get me, i'm done partying, i want to relax. >> don't you feel that he's entitled to are more privacy than he's been afforded in the last couple of days? >> well, absolutely. and my business is built on privacy and discretion. been there 60 years. i've owned it 23 years and have thousands of big celebrities and politicians that come there. but when the ambulance pulls out and five minutes later tmz calls me, you have to deal with it. >> why not tell tm zm mchlttmz sand? i thought the escort/client relationship was that nothing gets discussed outside of what takes place in that relationship. >> well, you're talk about an illegal world that i don'

alexandria hoff live where espn college game day has take epp over market street ahead of today's gamegood morning, alex. >> good morning, someone who hasn't experience add college game day up close before i thought these are college kids, they won't want to get up early. we'll be alone out here. i was completely wrong. not only are the temple fans here but hyped. yes, you're here right now. so yes, they have the signs, they've got everything that you would expect to be out here this early in the morning. i don't really understand all of the signs, i don't know if you are supposed to but it is all part of the fun of it, these owls are dead set ongoing eight and zero against notre dame current six and one, those fighting irishment minds this game will not begin until 8:00 p.m. tonight. so all of those out here right now, really are going to have to stick with it if they want to pull through along with their team. many of the people i spoke with say they did not go to sleep last night. they don't plan on sleeping until they see a win, considering that this is halloween, we've seen lots o

with agholor out josh hoff will see more time.against the the the pass he caught four passes for 78 yards. he scored his first offensive touchdown and he wants to do more in the eagles offense. >> it is exciting to be more involved but i just got to continue to work and continue to move forward. build on what happened last weekend and keep moving forward. >>> giants wide receiver o thedell beckham junior has in the practiced all week with the sore hamstring and listed as questionable. beckham is variety aal piece to the giants offense. he has 31 catches for 428 yards and three touchdowns this season. chip kelly says he expects beckham to play and so does cornerback, byron maxwell. >> i expect him in the game to be out there. he ran, i don't know what he ran but he ran at top speed. >> you you don't come back in the the game, you know what i'm saying. he is going to play. >> game two of the american league championship between blue jays and royals kansas city trailing three to nothing the in the seventh and they scored five runs to