tonight, our kevin holden is there with a look ahead, kevin? camp randall stadium is quiet now, but tomorrow night, it will be the apex of the college football world. wisconsin's badgers have a chance to beat a team many think are the best in the country, the buckeyes of ohio state university it's a game so big, and an atmosphere so big, that national football show college game day is on campus. it's the second time this year the college game day has traveled year the college second time this campus. it's the game day is on show college game day is on campus. it's the second time this year the college game day has traveled with the badgers. the first time, uw won its season opener at lambeau field. and the positive vibes of wisconsin football have left quite an impression on visiting fans and on the espn crew. from what i've been able to over my several visits for football and basketball th like a big party and nothing is a party like a big football game.you got to deal with the entire state and it's fun. we haven't been here in 5 years, and yo

jake holden died on september 20 near carrboro lake. investigators are still searching for the driver who hit him. cbs4's melissa garcia has the latest on the investigation. and shows us the new memorial honoring holden. >> reporter: colorado state patrol investigators say they've received several tips about a driver who may have seen the car responsible for the hit and run bicyclists writing up this hill today road with flowers tucked into their backs. flowers they left here on a bike to honor a fellow rider who was hit and killed. >> i can't believe that you wouldn't know that you clipped a bicyclist. >> reporter: bright colored flowers color a white painted bike alongside larimer county road. >> i understand that it's a beautiful place to ride your bicycle. but it's also a dangerous works nearby says passing motorists often go too fast through this scenic area. 42-year-old jason holden from birth and was riding his bicycle around this curve eastbound when a passing driver struck him and didn't stop. authorities believe holden then tu

. >> he's live at holden beach, and joinings us live from the conditions there. are you seeing anything like that they're seeing in south carolina? >> reporter: oh, not at all. not a bad night here in the area with holden beach, we've had a downpour about two or three hos just scattered showers. as you can see just a gentle please behind me. every now and -- breeze behind me p. we saw a lot of visitors leaving today because of the mandatory evacuation for them, and it's a voluntary evacuation for residents. we did some checking, and there are three shelters open. ago, and more than a hundred people are spread across those three shelters tonight here in the area. but all in all, not a bad night so far, but we know that these conditions will continue to deteriorate into tomorrow, and into tomorrow afternoon, and the plan is to close the bridge that connects holden beach to the mainland, and once the winds reach about 45 miles per hour that will happen. we also did some checking, and we found out that down here in holden beach, and in many parts of the county, inclu

liz: governor holden, governor gregg just made the point that really some of the issues that hillarynton has should be affecting some of the down-ballot races, but they are not. you know, some of these candidates have to at least look and say i don't want to be a party to somebody who says one thing and then behind closed doors as some of these e-mails have revealed says a completely different thing. >> well, she didn't say a completely different thing at all. what she's really talking about and the role of being a president or the role of being a governor, you have to bring as manyple and as many different view points to the table and try to find what is the best solution for everybody involved. and i think people in the senate or the house -- and i understand five of the six female u.s. senators that are republican are backing off of donald trump -- they understand that to pass legislation and get things accomplished in a democracy, everybody has to be involved in that process. that's the reason hillary's talked about the whole campaign stronger together, both nationally and intern

at lambeau field, kevin holden, cbs 58 news. milwaukee's mitchell park domes are now on a list of the places..it's because of questions about the county's commitment to keep them open. open.the national trust for historic preservation has put more than 270 places on this list.. the group says by putting the domes on the endangered list... it's trying to highlight the severity of the situation. 33-44"since 1988, the america's most endangered list has been one of the most effective tools to draw attention to sites by shining a national spotlight on important examples of the nations architectural and cultural heritage." a member of the milwaukee county board says county executive chris abele is the one who started talking about tearing down the domes.but abele's spokesperson says he never advocated for that.a domes task force will meet in the next month to give a clearer picture about the situation. i prayed.. i prayed.. i knew this wasn't the end of my story story an important resource for victims of domestic violence... gone.the

our melissa garcia shows us the new memorial honoring holden. through colorado state patrol investigators say they received several trips -- tips about it driver who may have seen the hit and run. tucked into their back. writers who are honoring a fellow writer who was killed. >> i would think that you would not know that you clipped a bicyclist.>> reporter: white colored flowers clip a bike. >> i understand it's a beautiful place to ride your bicycle, but it is a dangerous lace. >> reporter: passing motorist often go to passed through this scenic are jason holden from birth it was riding his bicycle around this curb -- curb when a passing driver struck him and did not stop. he tumbled into the westbound lane when he was hit by another vehicle. that driver did stop but it was too late for holden. >> it is heartbreaking that there is not a better way for everybody to share the road. it is so crowded appear, and it is so dangerous. there is so much traffic. across northern colorado came together for a vigil ride from fort collins to the site of hi

ad lib knile davis toss reporting at lambeau field kevin holden cbs 58 as you can imagine.. packers fans have been out since early this morning..in fact, we caught up with one group who was set up before the sun even came up..our evan kruegel is live outside lambeau field right now... evan how's it 3 from fans at lambeau...to a bar where packers and bears fans mingle near the wisconsin- illinois border. our jacob kittilstad joins us live from genoa city.. cbs 58 is your packers station tonight. our coverage starts at six with our "border battle pregame special". the game follows at 7-25.and please stick around after the game for a late edition of the cbs 58 news at ten... with post-game highlights and reaction. 3 less than three weeks until the presidential election.. has the upper hand after their the two men charged with putting skimming devices on gas station pumps around waukesha county both pleaded not guilty this morning."josue garcia moret" and "richard rivera garcia" were captured on camera trying to remove one of the skimmers from a gas pump in elm grove. they both

at camp randall stadium, kevin holden, cbs 58 news. 3 bullying so bad that a local kid now has ptsd..it's the message you can't miss.. 3 a long journey home for a fallen solider.... his remains returning to wisconsin after warmer and mild with lows in the lower 50s. breezy. wind: sw 10-20 mph.saturday: brief sunshine to start in the morning before clouds roll in. chance for showers and storms after 7 pm. much warmer with highs in the upper 60s and lower 70s. windy. wind: sw 15- 30 mph.next week: a few showers and storms linger into sunday morning with another p-t-s-d is a disorder we often associate with a crime victim or veteran. veteran.but a local 11 year old is battling the disorder because his family says he was bullied.they're breaking their silence tonight and to cbs 58's jacob kittilstad. nat. - 3;21;59"it's just evan pearson goes to school by computer now... 3;20;03 "this is what we have to study." he's a sixth grader for wisconsin connections academy...all online.but last year... (nat. car) ...he attended katherine evans elementary school, just down the street.he says his an

kevin holden, cbs 58 sports. not worried about last week, not worried about las year, not worried about the last four weeks, cleveland. that's it. period. this week. cleveland. apparently, bill belichick is just focused on cleveland. but everyone else is focused on tom brady being back. fresh off his deflategate suspension... brady back with new england and will start against the brwons on sunday. the brewers roster not the only thing being rebuilt. rebuilt. announcing today the renovation of their concessions at miller park. the project underway and will cost around 18 million dollars. chief operating officer rick schlesinger says this is the biggest project underway at miller park since it opened back in 2001. "and with apologies to david stearns, we too want to acquire and retain the best food and beverages for our fans at miller park, so thank you very much." the new concessions expected to be done in time for opening say next year. tonight... the second wild time... it's the san francisco giants and the new

in the georgia dome in atlanta, kevin holden, cbs 58 sports. it's a loss that's tough to swallow but when you look at the sytandings, the packers are still one of the teams that are gonna be in the playoffs. gary ellerson says don't worry packer f.. everything is gonna be fine. we recap the falcons game and look ahead to the colts tonight during chalk talk on the cbs 58 news at 10. broncos defensive coordiantor wade phillips says he's o.k. and back to work after being released from the hospital. this a day after runnig back melvin gordon accidentally runs him over on the sideline. phillips suffered a broken leg but he's not expected to miss any time. badgers sophomore linebacker ryan connelly your big ten co-defensive player of the week. for loss in the overtime win versus nebraska. first time the sophomore has won the big ten player of the week as they now prepare for northwestern. he's in for jack cichy, who's johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. senior 1: ron johnson is attacking social security. senior 2: he wants to let wall s

at lambeau field, kevin holden, cbs 58 sports." thanks kevin, good news on the injury front....it looks like both lacy and cobb avoided anything too bad... bad...lacy left the game and didn't return with an ankle injury but coach mike mccarthy says it isn't serious.....as concussion test last night....the wide out is sore, but considering how hard that hit was, that's the best case scenario... for the first time since eisenhower was president the big ten has four teams in the top ten....the badgers move up to 8th with nebraska 10th....ohio state and michigan stay put at 2nd and 4th....the badgers host the buckeyes saturday night, tune in at 10 for a preview... the brewers put a bow on their season with team awards today....ryan braun is the row....braun led the brewers with a .305 batting average....he also blasted 30 home runs with 91 r-b-i's despite missing some time with an injury....junior guerra is the top pitcher.....jonathan villar wins best newcomer after leading the majors in stolen bases... 3 breaking news tonight.... nea

joe holden was there for the emotional good-bye. >> reporter: hello from citizens bank park. ryan howard was just a few meets as he watched the last few minutes of his career. fighting back, tears, fans will tell you it was a classy send-off for a classy guy. >> reporter: ryan howard wore the red pin stripes, there were good times. this sunday, we get to see number 6 in our ballpark one last time. south philly stirred with memories. >> a million of them. what -- i can't give you one. >> ryan howard rocketed from the beginning, 2005 rookie of the year, mvp the following year. >> what can i tell you about the guy? i think it was one of the best we had in the last, what? 13 years? >> reporter: then there was 2008. a world series title. francesca was born the night it happened >> i'll deal with that. day one buildings so i'm really happy. >> reporter: ryan howard would battle injury. in the end, fans believe history will be kind >> as time goes by, like with anybody, you begin to appreciate what you had. >> reporter: in a moving fair well ceremony, howard fought back tears. his w

reporting in atlanta georgia kevin holden cbs news. the fbi has reopened a criminal investigation of hillary clinton's private email server.and that is dominating the presidential campaign with just 10 days fallout. hillary clinton's campaign called fbi director james comey's letter to congress "long on innuendo" and "short on facts." comey wrote yesterday that new emails had been found related to clinton's use of a private email server--but couldn't say if they were "significant" "significant"(sot hillary clinton 16:25:33) "it is pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information right before an election // so we've called on director comey to p put it all out on the table" ??cbs news has learned more than 1000 emails, some work related, were found on a laptop belonging to clinton aide huma abedin and her estranged husband anthony weiner, while he was being investigated for allegedly sending sexually explicit messages to a minor.sources tell cbs news attorney general lorretta lynch disagreed with comey's decisi

at lambeau field, kevin holden, cbs 58 sports thanks kevin, one more e receiver davante adams was named the n-f-c offensive player of the week....adams set new career highs with 13 catches for 132 yards and 2 t-d's in the win over the bears....he's actually the packers second leading receiver this year with more yards and catches than jordy nelson... and the cubs will even up the world series at one game a piece....they beating the indians 5 - 1 in game two....after missing pretty mucht the entire season kyle schwarber led the way with two r-b-i's....the series moves to no matter who you're rooting for in the world series.. these babies win tonight.some of the littlest indians fans looked game ready in their "world series baby" onesies.. not all of them were thrilled with being interrupted with their naps..all babies born at the cleveland clinic throughout the series will get the special onesies.. 3 3 shower. we'll have a lot more on the cbs 58 morning news from 4:30 to 7 a-m a-mthan johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. senior 1: ron johnson is attacking social security. se

holden has more on this crucial turnover and the man who picked it up. kevin holden: packers defense king. a big win against the new york giants. here's kenny clark. had a heck of a sensation falling on a football... a recovery you and kyler fackrell...involved in that big play.. talk about how that set up for you. kenny clark: i was just trying to stay in my rushing lanes. and kyle made a great play and i saw the ball come loose late and i had a little awareness and picked it up. yeah.. it proved they can stop the run another terrific gameno oc: 4 consecutive games a lambeau field. 3 3 still to come-- a promotion gone wrong! we'll tell you about the high "steaks" game.. that led to a ?huge? discount for customers... and a big loss for a restaurant chain. and i'm michael schlesinger.... you're watching the cbs 58 ((???2:00 seconds??)) .today...sunny. highs in the upper 60s. south winds 5 to 15 mph. .tonight...warmer. partly cloudy in the evening then becoming mostly cloudy. lows in the mid 50s. south winds 5 to 10 mph. .tuesday...partly sunny. a 20 perce

in center city, joe holden, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> we are down to the single digits now. just nine days until election day. stay with us for continuing coverage here on television and online at cbsphilly.com. >>> now, septa and the transit union went back to back to negotiations today. back to the table both parties hope to avoid a strike on tuesday. if the workers do walk out it could mean major issues for some riders. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do has more on how a strike could affect commuters. >> reporter: the two sides returned to the bargaining table this afternoon and have been inside the sheraton for several hours now. mayor kenney he and other elected officials are monitoring the talks closely and will intervene only if asked. for the roughly 575,000 people who rely on septa every day, the looming possibility of a strike inches closer with no deal yet between transit workers and the agency a day before the deadli deadline. >> i'm aware, very aware of it, because it will affect me. i will have to walk. >> reporter: if twu local 234 and septa do not reach an

that's where we find kevin holden with more. kevin? two talented offenses engaged in a shootout, but the story of this game for both teams can be told in their last scoring drive. in the fourth quarter, aaron roge back and willed them down the field. and the names involved - janis who caught the touchdown, adams, ripkowski - show how well the packers can pour on the points even with great players missing. but to win, the defense still had to stop matt ryan and the falcons offense, and that didn't happen. it's a loss with a lot of offensive bright spots and defensive doldrums. first of all, there's no excuses. we're all professionals out here and we to that accord, i'm proud of our guys. i'm proud of the way they battled, and i'm proud of the way we played and this will be an important time for us to stick together and figure out what we've got to do to go on a run. we could have made some plays on that final drive. in the end, the final two minutes, we didn't get it done, and that's the tough thing. the defensive absences - clay matthe

. >> he talked exclusively with our joe holden who joins us now outside the federal building in center city, joe, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, guys. in this federal lawsuit it is alleged john dougherty engaged in a pattern of racketeering allegedly intimidating and threatening, harassing non-union workers. the man who filed the lawsuit, says he was interviewed by fbi immediately, after philadelphia d.a. seth williams declined to prosecute the case instead referring it to the pennsylvania attorney general. >> dougherty was who bleep are you i'm here working. >> reporter: joshua keyscy takes us back to january when he got in the violent tank with the labor leader john dougherty. parts of the exchanged were captured on video. details are contained in his federal racketeering lawsuit begins dougherty, ibew local 98 and three union employees. suit claims that dougherty and others intimidated, harassed and assaulted non-union workers. >> he was like who do you think you are. you want to fight or something. >> reporter: he is a non-union electrician and says january 21st th

. >> well, eyewitness news reporter joe holden was at today's game. witnessed howard's very emotional good-bye. >> hello from citizens bank park it was a sendoff to remember. ryan howard was just a few feet from us as he watched the special moments of his career flicker by on the giant video board. fighting back tears fans will tell you it was a classy sendoff for a classy guy. >> in the nears ryan howard wore red pin stripes there were good times. this sunday and early october we get to see number 6 and our ballpark one last time. south philly stirred with memories. >> a million of them. i can't give you one. >> ryan howard rocketed from the beginning 2005 rookie of the year, mvp following year. >> what could i tell you about the guy? i think it was one of the best we had in the last what, 13 years? >> and then there was 2008 a world series title. >> francesca from morris town was born the night that happened they won so i'm really happy. >> ryan howard would battle injury and in the end fans believed history will be kind. >> time goes by like with a

. >> i'm joe holden. remembered this noon as heart working family man. our jan carabeo has the details from lawncrest. >> police say it was right here, the 28 year old father, and husband, was gunned down, just steps away from his home in lawncrest. monday morning, his family, still can't believe he's gone, shaken, asked not to be shown on camera. >> his father working, always, he was a barber, always took care of her, always took care of all of us. >> family identified the victim as johnny casada they tell "eyewitness news" he had taken his one year old to the movies monday night, after leaving his wife and child at home, they say he stepped back out, and families says husband and wife had a heart breaking final conversation. >> he calls them and tells them come home, and heard some shots, he said it was me. i'm on the grounds judge just after 10:30 p.m. police were called to the the street to find him shot at least four times in the back driveway. police took him to the hospital in critical condition. he later died. but first, police say, he told them

as joe holden shows us no drivers are not too happy about the new jersey price inn crease. new jersey drivers are in for sticker shock come midnight. prices will sore across two-dollar mark rising 23 cents i gallon. >> twenty-three cents, that is a lot. >> will you miss seeing had $1.95 price. >> i miss it when it was 74 cents. >> reporter: new jersey lawmakers on top of the plan to plug the transportation trust fun, takes effect in a few hours with all of the extra cash, that will be used to fix roads and bridges. >> they need to use that money to fix road. >> that is what they will try to do. >> reporter: there are a few who are actually sympathetic to new jersey's plans. we did find one. >> i mean it stinks but you have to do what you have to do. i mean money has got to come from somewhere. >> reporter: for those living in new jersey cheap gas was a way of life. for those in pennsylvania and delaware, crossing the bridge, and catching a break. >> i think it is a good deal over here. >> reporter: until tomorrow. >> tomorrow no deal. >> what can i do? i can't do nothing. i

"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in upper darby with more, joe. >> reporter: jessica and chief mike chitwood here in upper darby township is never known to mix word and today he said they will make arrests in these violent carjackings and he didn't just stop there. >> in my opinion, genetically they are doom. he is doom. >> reporter: holding nothing backupper darby police superintendent says he is working hard to arrest teens behind violent carjackings and get this their parents too. >> why do you not know where your 13 years oldies at 2:30 in the morning? i could lock up parents i would lock up the parents. because, this is a disgrace. >> reporter: police say that 13 year-old was armed with this rifle, and, wearing this black cap were four other teens terrorized women, carjacking them late at night. detectives say one woman was hit over the head, another had been trigger pulled on her but none of the teens have been charged in direct connection to the carjacking. here's why. investigators say parents of the teen stone walled police, preventing them from interviewing thei

i'm joe holden. >> i'm rahel solomon.ning. >> rain, indeed. >> and meisha? >> usually really calm, especially until we get into the 6:00 hour, accident out there, disabled vehicles, whole bun of of stuff, so give yourself extra time. >> at least quiet for now. you mention the rain. this is a day of transition for us, very potent cold front on the way. that's what's going to send our temperatures just right down. i know. enjoy the it while you've got it, guys. let's look at yesterday. over achiever much? look at this. we ended up at 81 degrees yesterday. far exceeding, clouds took their time coming in here, bonus, another record breaking day, previous record was 8 degrees, we expect it to always flirt with that throughout the day. we ended up exceeding it, so nice warm day yesterday. but right now, we do have the clouds starting to bill

good afternoon i'm joe holden in for jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh joins us live with the latest development, anita, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon rahel and joe. very disturbing details emerging, authority found that severely burn body just before 8:00 this morning this an alley way off 2100 block of east allegheny avenue, at this point authorities are unable to determine whether that was a man or a woman. taking a look behind me you can see part of the alley way in hi investigators focused much of their investigation this morning. we saw a lot of trash, burn area covering the ground there and after spending several hours, here investigators left the scene just a few minutes ago, and we can toss to video this was the scene when crime scene investigators and k-9 unit combed through this alley, right by a laundromat, many people using this morning. i spoke with the manager there who tells me outside surveillance cameras have been broken and were not working at the time and although officials obscured th

lacy.cbs 58's kevin holden joins us live from lambeau with the latest...kevin. add th report....packers running back eddie lacy has been placed on injured reserve taking him out of action for at least 8 weeks... lacy got a second opinion on his ankle injury and found out he needed surgery...james starks is still out so mike mccarthy has to get creative. f... wide receiver ty montgomery, don jackson and knile davis will take most of the reps... montgomery had a breakout game against the cowboys coming out of the backfield with 10 catches for 98 yards... 3 3 montgomery: nothing i couldn't handle. i don't know, i know you have a short memory, but now. but the week, we just, preparation, i guess. that's the thing i'm gonna try to use, just put it behind me because we gotta beat chicago. the packers do have some familiarity with davis...he picked up 58 yards and a td against green bay in the good afternoon from the south side of lambeau field where fans have started arriving here in the tailgate parking lot for tonights game...gates here opened about a half an hour a

live at montgomery county courthouse in norristown, joe holden, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, search is on for suspect who allegedly destroyed a historic center city landmark. this is staircase outside union league of philadelphia. a representative, with the organization, says that a man was spotted on surveillance footage ripping off the brass stair railing around 3:00 o'clock this morning causing those stairs to collapse. the 151 year-old eight story building was added to the nast historic register in 1979. >>> tonight brings the final of two debates in pennsylvania's u.s. senate race, incumbent senator pat toomey will face off against katie mcginty at temple university's performing averts center. they also debated last week in pittsburgh. latest poll shows this race, it is a dead heat. >>> voters head to the polls in 15 days and you can stay with "eyewitness news" as our coverage continues. we are on with cbs philly.com. >>> continued fighting against opioid epidemic today university of pennsylvania clinicians, faculty and students learn about ways to combat that disease.

"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live, with more on that, joe. >> reporter: good evening, as kate elaborated this is a serious situation. in fact, officials in florida, georgia, south caroline air calling all of this has led to a historic evacuation. so, as millions flee, the red cross is heading in, ready to step in, when matthew is all said and done. heading to the danger zone volunteers from pennsylvania, leave philadelphia's red cross headquarters, and hurricane matthew gained steam on florida. land fall is forecast to be just hours out. >> we expect to see a wall of water, we expect to see torrential rains. >> reporter: denise and robert, will drive down in what the red cross called the emergency response vehicle. they have been keeping an eye on the forecast, that has continued to worsen. >> i think it will not be good. it is really coming up, really hit that area. they will see storm surge 9 feet. >> reporter: red cross officials and scores of volunteers will drop anchor in south carolina until the storm passes. only then will a full comprehension of the damage be know

joe holden live at west chester university speaking once again to the workers on strike, joe, hello, what's the latest? >> reporter: rahel, good afternoon, pretty much the same scene here for day two of strike affecting 14 universities, across the commonwealth of pennsylvania, we can go ahead, push, give you live look of the picket line behind me. now, at this time the student are also here, supporting the faculty members and professors out here, you will recall talks broke down about 36 hours ago, professors have been without contract for 15 month, and they told us this was the past, make that, rather, this was their last resort. the hang-ups over healthcare salary, but professors also tell us what's important to them, curriculum issues including bat the between tenured professors, faculty at this, adjunct professors, spokeswoman for west chester university tells us everything despite this is still open. student are still expected to check in for their classes, because some fact ill at this have chosen not to participate in work stoppage. at this point cease chester university is st

. >>> our campaign 2016 coverage continues now with "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden, who has some reaction from last night's debate, joe, lot of people talking about this. >> reporter: lots of people talking, jessica and not advising both camps claiming victory for their candidate but people out here on the streets of philadelphia said they were distressed about what they watched and telling me enough already. it was a gripping 90 minutes of sparring and tit for tat. >> would i like to move on to an on line question. >> she went about 25 seconds over her time. >> she did not. >> could i respond to this please. >> very quickly. >> did you watch this. >> yes. >> every person we asked had tuned in the to the presidential debate. >> this is a mockery of american politics. >> i think the whole united states of america look the at the two candidates we come up with? i feel like there was not much of a sense of decor um. >> reporter: night was heavy on gaffs and scandals. 2005 salacious tape that surfaced before the weekend, where donald trump made sexually suggestive comments about wome

joe holden live at the scene, just released identity of the victim. what can you tell us? >> that's right, rahel, jim, good afternoon, and i just got a press re less from the chief of police here in birmingham township. tom identifies the victim in this fatal fire as six a year old bonnie lynn hall. it was just before midnight when officials found mrs. hall in the first floor of this home. now, when firefighters arrived here, at that point, i'm told, the back of the home was engulfed in flames. now, family members of the victim were eventually called to this scene to make an i.d. at this time police say that the fire is not considered to be suspicious in nature. now, not to speculate, we all know temperatures drop pretty low overnight. it is yet to be determined, if perhaps a fuel source, or a heater could have possibly played a role in how this fire all started. all of that of course remains part of an active investigation to determine a cause. now, the fire fight was difficult. not surprising, no hydrants in this area, so, firefighters were forced to use tankers, to hall

"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden spent the day at west chester university, one of the local schools impacted. >> reporter: good evening to you. union says this is unchartered territory, never before have have professors walked out of the classroom but in the end, many observers will say it is the students who stand to lose the most. >> what do we want. >> fair contract. >> when do we want it. >> now. >> reporter: while many students have their professors back some really want to know how did it get this far. >> it is annoying that they cannot figure out anything because they have had so much time do it. >> reporter: proves on are haven't had a contract in 15 months. the state's final best offer fell short of the health care and salary expectations, as well as some issues with curriculum, including adjunct professors. negotiations collapsed tuesday night, professors at 14 pennsylvania universities walked out at 5:00 o'clock wednesday morning. >> i will remember this, absolutely. i think it is important to stand up for what you think you should fight for and that is what i'm learning

"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden spoke to political scientist for the answer. >> you have heard a lot about that. every day, and another pole. dozens of them actually tracking virtually every contest out there. donald trump has championed the polls that show him on top, recent numbers have dramatically tight ends, with the latest revelations concerning clinton emails, and f.b.i. director james co-me. >> his candidacy completely sort every blown up what we've expected. >> we turned to polling expert in west chester university political science professor doctor john kennedy. that's right. john kennedy. so what's the wisdom in examining polls and analyzing results? >> never put too much stock in one particular pole v to look at the surveys. >> case in point, cbs news poll in pennsylvania showed clinton ahead of trump by eight points. nationwide, though, another story, the numbers much tighter, trump is ahead in an l.a. times pole, clinton leads in a handful of other, and it is a tight horse race. the work of polling has also changed, cell phones, caller-id, have made it more diffic

. >>> i'm joe holden. jim and brooke are off today. lets get right to greg argos outside wordsworth academy in wynfield heights, good afternoon. >> reporter: we know this is an ongoing investigation. we know that teenager a at this a contacted hi died last night after some type of a scuffle, with a school counselor here this morning. philadelphia police tell me they likely will not classify this as a homicide. now around 11:00 officials here in the wordworth academy called police that struggle between a 15 year-old teen at the facility and one of the wordworth counselors. according to investigators a staff member tried reare strange the student putting the boy in the head lock when that 15 year old fell and hit his head apparently this scuffle started after officials discovered an ipod in the student's room that was not his. wordworth academy webb side says this facility is a private non-private behavioral health and treatment center and boy has a history of mental and medical issues him early is. last night our cameras caught investig

today is monday being october 17th, good morning, i'm joe holden. >> i'm rahel solomon. jim and brooke are off today. katie off today, too, we'll check in in with justin for a check of the forecast. meisha, problem on i76? >> this is not good. >> this will slow us down. details coming up in a little bit. but i can tell you right now, just tacking about this, joe, yep, the schuylkill right now, you guys, schuylkill eastbound at university ave. is completely closed. you're looking at video right now, i can tell this accident happened about 12:45 this morning, yep, tractor-trailer verse us a vehicle, tractor-trailer was caring beer kegs. so, this is closed both directions right now eastbound closed university ave. traffic can re-enter at grays ferry and westbound, look at this, guys, westbound closed air vare avenue. also involving an oil spill. one person has been transported to the hospital. so i can tell you right now for those every you taking the schuylkill which is many of you this is severely going to impact your travel this morning, you will want to give yourself ex

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has been following this story every step of the waste and he is live in center city with these details, joe. >> reporter: jessica and nicole, good evening, auditor general wants to know where all of the money is going, money from tickets, parking meters, it also is the parking authority of philadelphia, now a sexual harassment scandal, he says is traction to tig deep into the operations of the ppa. under the microscope the philadelphia parking authority will now be forced to open its books, pennsylvania auditor general pulled no punches in describing why. >> thalgation of pushing sexual harassment claims under the carpet is completely unacceptable. it is just outrageous. >> reporter: last week vince fenerty the p pa's executive director resigned after an internal investigation revealed he sexually harassed at least two female employees. board was hours away from firing him when he submit aid letter of resignation. it was the answer to this question by cbs-3 that signalled the parking authority was open to a review, by the state's financial w

"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live outside montgomery county correctional facility with a exclusive look at life on the inside, joe. >> reporter: jessica, ukee, good evening. at this point right now kathleen kane got about a two hour taste of what life is like behind these walls, it is expected that she will go into segregated population but we did get a look at women's ward if she chooses to go that route. kathleen kane was to roll role dice and choose to spend her time in general population she would live here for first month. this is u2, women's wing of the montgomery county corrections fat it is. in take area as it is called was cold, full of stainless steel surfaces, bunk beds and fluorescent lighting. >> this is not shawshank redemption it is in the like tv, you know, we are professionals here. >> reporter: on our exclusive tour of the prison we saw about a dozen inmates doing odd jobs, sweeping, mopping, kane could land one of those jobs if she chose general population but that is unlikely according to arguments about her safety made by her lawyers. in interviews wi

"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live from center city with more on this, joe. >> good evening. controller's office launched this investigation months ago after overtime payments in the city's department soared and performance in that same office, dipped, in the end, it was the taxpayers that took the hit. >> it was this video investigators say blew lid off why tens of thousands of pieces of philadelphia city mall weren't processed. it has been described mail room mayhem. >> time sheets were a complete farce when we compared them to video surveillance. >> reporter: in other word ten workers in the mail center were often not at work, alleged in this report by city controller that the supervisor and other employees, build for $10,000 in fraudulent overtime and other times they were excessively late. investigators rigged a surveillance system and recorded video for eight weeks starting in december 2015. every move we're told was documented. >> they were milking the system for cash they had in right too. >> reporter: it is your cash, taxpayers fund this operation that is talked awa

i'm joe holden. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and prior keeping an eye on things this morning. >> rain, indeed. >> and meisha? >> usually really calm, especially until we get into the 6:00 hour, accident out there, disabled vehicles, whole bun of of stuff, so give yourself extra time. >> at least quiet for now. you mention the rain. this is a day of transition for us, very potent cold front on the way. that's what's going to send our temperatures just right down. i know. enjoy the it while you've got it, guys. let's look at yesterday. over achiever much? look at this. we ended up at 81 degrees yesterday. far exceeding, clouds took their time coming in here, bonus, another record breaking day, previous record was 8 degrees, we expect it to always flirt with that throughout the day. we ended up exceeding it, so nice warm day yesterday. but right now, we do have the clouds starting to bill owe in. sort of settling in in advance of our next cold front we mention will bring in some rain. no visibility myfoxphilly.com at least he

our joe holden joins us live from outside pha in center city with more, joe. >> reporter: good evening, to you. we spoke with the executive director here, the president and ceo just within the last hour and a half. he brought down the numbers for us. he said of those numbers, being laid off, half were managers and other half were workers. we are told to expect no disruption for tenants, on the philadelphia housing authority. the philadelphia housing authority says that it will layoff 14 percent of its work force, a total of 124 people will lose their jobs. officials at pha said it restructuring telling cbs they are rear directing resources to provide more house ago cross the city. >> what we're doggies, repriority icing the resources that we have,. >> in this north philadelphia neighborhood we found dozens of laborers hard at work on pha work sites where 1200 homes are being added. pha is also in the process of building a brand new headquarters right here. there are concerns, if the authority will be able to keep up with existing, and new housing. can the philadelphia housing authority

. >> i'm joe holden. here's what you need to know in your morning minute. >> donald really is as healthy as a horse, you know, the one vladmeere putin rides around in. >> hillary clinton and donald trump trade jokes and jabs at a charity dinner new york. >> i call hillary a nasty woman. but this stuff is all relative. >> trump will be in newtown tonight, and clinton will be back in philly tomorrow. >> philadelphia businessman, sam katz, tells "eyewitness news" he is embarrased after he's caught with marijuana at philadelphia international airport. >> some shopping on the website, i found nearly 90% of the court and charges that claim to be real apple products were actually counterfeit. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> you really got me for a second there. i actually believed you had a shred of integrity. >> oh, there goes again. >> oh, just no ends in site. >> i think 17 days. >> november 9th, right? yes, okay. >> it will be fun. >> all rig

holden, paxton and leister, worcester it the heavy rain and warning. there's the pike, south of the pike, dudley and webster, 395, not in the warning but advisory. uxbridge, hope daily, heavy rain, to the north of boston, you're getting into it now too, just not quite as heavily. andover, tewksbury, billerica, acton, wilmington, middleton, beverly and north reading where butch is for the football game. heavy rain in and around the ball field. i'll keep tracking this and >> mark: other top stories at 6:30 p.m. the suspect accused of kidnapping and raping a 13-year-old girl on the way to lawrence is being held without bail. angel mateo faced a judge today and a second person has come forward claiming that mateo attacked her in may. he is due in court next month. the pan charged with shooting a chelsea teen is being held on $100,000 bail. christian garcia hid behind a courtroom door during his arraignment this morning. prosecutors say he is a gang member who goes by the name, pomba. was shot in the shoulder by a stray bullet wednesday night. he was lying

"eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in eagleville montgomery count which that exclusive look, joe. >> reporter: thises a sprawling complex, 2,000 people live here, bashed wire are surround the entire prison. it even has its own bus stop right here. when kathleen kane's appeal is all run out if she's not successful, prison officials say they are ready to welcome her. when kathleen kane does settle in her new digs at montgomery county lock up, i'm told she will be just another inmate, she will wear blue says a navy blue prison uniform, her new address will be 60 eagleville road eagleville, pennsylvania. >> we try to treat everybody equally. >> reporter: officials sat down with cbs-3 a day after kane was sentenced to ten months behind bars. she was here briefly before her family could raise her $75,000 bond. kane will remain a free woman until her appeals are exhausted. the meanwhile there are 2,000 inmates here, some are awaiting trial, others are serving sentences of less than two years. the from statements made by kane's legal team it would be a sure bet that commonwealth dis

kevin holden in green bay with more on tonight's game. 3 3 the 'border battle' brought both packers and bears fans together to watch the game. game.20:02:55-59go packers... go bears, go pack go go herner's hideaway in genoa city is about a tenth of a mile from the illionis border... so there were plenty of "go pack go " and "da bears" cheers during the game. things between fans can get a so just imagine if your married to one from the opposing team. 41-47we're bears fans... we lose a lot and we still brag. it's what we do.56-1:05 there was hootin and hollerin goin on with brett favre... in his hey day. it became a lot more exciting to watch the packers and a lot more fun. fun. we asked who drinks more..the bar owner was diplomatic saying it was a 50/50 split. check out our facebook page to hear what cbs 58 viewers have to say. 3 fans also watching milwaukee's third ward....in a new bar, called the 'rivalry' which held its grand opening tonight.it's a packers and bears bar... but there's a catch... instead of watching the game together... green bay fans were on one floor and chicago fans

spot where jason holden was killed last week near carter lake. family and friends heading out on a vigil ride this afternoon but the search is still on for whoever hit holden. the first driver hit him which caused him to get hid by a second vehicle. the driver of the second car stayed behind. >>> still to come on cbs4 mornings, following breaking news at 7:30. one man dies at the hospital after being shot in capital hill. the latest from denver police. look at dpd's new tool as they hope it will help train officers for tense situations. >>> it is officially the first day of october, a beautiful day >>> it's saturday, october 1st, this is the news on c in denver's capital hill on colfax between pearl and pennsylvania is closed this hour for a deadly shooting investigation. police say two men were taken to the hospital early this morning. one of them did die. the other is expected to be okay. right now it's not clear what led to this shooting. police do not have any suspects in custody. >>> we also have more breaking news this time from thornton. t

they take on the falcons and one of the most dangerous weapons in the n-f-l, julio jones.....kevin holden is in green bay with the game plan... 3 kevin: " 3 receiver davante adams' record breaking performance against the bears is bringing home the hardware....adams was named the n-f-c offensive player of the week today for his 13 catch, 132 yard monster game against the bears...adams had a pair of t-d's setting a new career high in all three >> pelley: monopoly: campaign 2016 edition. trump puts a hotel on pennsylvania avenue. >> this building is an historical landmark, a true american original. >> pelley: while clinton eyes a house three blocks away. >> we cannot stop for a minute. >> pelley: also tonight, on the trail of russian hackers, he was a target. >> do you believe they were state sponsored? >> absolutely sure. >> pelley: flying high. a commercial airline pilot is busted in the cockpit. >> that's very unnerving. >> pelley: a tiny bug is raising the price of breakfast and threatening to put citrus growers out of business. and an unusual 12-step program.

at lambeau field, kevin holden, cbs 58 news. 3 justin timberlake will ?not? face charges for his ballot-box selfie. the music superstar posted a picture of himself voting in his home-state of tennessee. and it quickly made election headlines. a new law prohibits voters in many states...including here in wisconsin from taking pictures while voting. cbs' ben tracy shows us how the ballot box selfie is already creating problems in this election cycle. natsjustin timberlake always seems ready for his close up. could have gotten jt...jail time. taking photos in polling places in tennessee is forbidden. timberlake posted his pic on instragram after voting in memphis saying "choose to have a voice! if you!"the problem though isn't ?hearing?...its ?seeing?. while 19 states allow you to share a ballot box selfie...at least 18 others have laws that ban it. in some states the laws are unclear or allow for pictures mail in ballots. a lot of these rules were written before there were cell phones rick hansen is an expert in election law at uc irvine. what are the reasons t

>>> good morning, i'm joe holden.ower stands. says penn state retaliated against him, because he testified against jerry sandusky, in his child sex abuse trial. mcqueary said he witnessed sandusky abuse ago child and then reported it to the school. this is day five of testimony in belmont, center court i. now to our weather forecast, meteorologist, katie fehlinger is in the weather center. hey, katy? >> joe, looking ahead here to day of transition, off to overall a dry start. we have seen couple of showers, obvious, when you look at storm scan out toward the shore point, but the bigger story is off to the west still. heaviest round of moisture rolling in with very heavy rain obviously through western pennsylvania into up-state new york, we are going to get in on some of this i don't think as much rain as neighbors to the neighbors north and west, and notice the wind, gusting as high as 35, locally up to 40 plus miles per hour specially tomorrow. but notice, an it lasts tonight all of saturday, all of sunday, so that's

holden as killed on september 20. riding his bike on county road eight near carter lake invertedd family saa therees a biggerr issue of cyclist safety that needs >>> where people like to write in the foothills are not really adequate. to be shared like bikes and cars. so i think all of us who ride because we love it know how dangerous it s. and it really hits home. when someone loses their life. >> jay's wife carrie wants to work on either new mountain bike trails or some kind of biker safety and driver awareness campaign to help save lives. came together at sloan's lakee to remember little donnie rabelo romero who would have turned for this yyar. donnie was found a little over a year ago in the bottom of a storage bin with an electrical a terrible story and his father says the pain is still very raw. like a nightmare that you wake up and some days you can't breathe. some days you can't sleep. no parent should have to go through losing a c >> lawyers for donnie's suspected killer are you there client is unfit for tria

sports director kevin holden joins us in the studio with more.. this is an especially tough loss at an especially thin position for the packers. damarious randall reportedly had groin surgery, the type of injury that will at least have the young defensive back out for multiple weeks. ian rapoport from the n-f-l miss fewer than six weeks, but it sounds like he'll miss much of the packers next stretch of games - four of their next five are on the road. randall missed thursday's battle with the bears, a game where the packers were down to three healthy cornerbacks. sam shields is on injured reserve and could miss the rest of the season, and fellow second-year player quinten rollins also missed last thursday's game. the injury news doesn't stop there. two other packers players are done for the year, and a badgers star player is out for the season. i'm bearer of bad news later in the show. 3 preventing sids..the new recommendations you need to hear to reduce the risk of your child dying in their sleep 3 plus, making your vote count.. the new wisconsin