russ paterson's home was destroyed by superstorm sandy about two years ago.e american red cross and the united way made it possible for paterson to call the donated house her home. >> i got a fantastic caseworker who started work with me and worked me through all of the programs and the paperwork and that's what i needed. i was trying to do it on my own and you cannot do this on your own. >> reporter: and paterson tes us her home will arrive about 7:45 this morning. we ale have it for you later in our show. back to you. >>> next, confronting the poverty crisis in philadelphia. we'll tell you what a state senator is doing to spotlight the plight of the poor in our community. stick with us. >>> in our area, philadelphia police are investigating a deadly shooting this morning. authorities tell nbc 10 that a man was shot several times outside of a bar at eighth street and hundreding park aver last night. the 22-year-old victim was taken to the hospital where he later died. police are now review surveillance video from local businesses as they search for the shoot

that is latest from the news center, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now the latest on the ebola out break, hazmat in texas have decontaminated a dallas apartment where thomas eric duncan was staying when he became sick is. family confined to that apartment has been moved to the private residence that was offered by a volunteer. in the meantime photographer the latest american diagnosed with the ebola will be flown from africa back to the u.s. for treatment. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has more from philadelphia international airport where ebola concern is running high among travelers. >> reporter: travelers at philadelphia international airport continue to dart off to their destinations, some a little bit less care free and a little bit more concerned about the ebola epidemic. >> a little education is always good. as i say we hope that it does ant affect us. >> reporter: while u.s. is dealing with the firste bowl case in texas centers for disease control now trying to control the spread of the virus both in the states and abroad. passengers bustling throug

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is following latest details in the cbs-3 news center. steve, we now have an identity of the young boy. >> tories a news conference scheduled at noon opened to the public at the hamilton township municipal building. the four year-old identified as a lie waller in a call from parent to the school, the the question is, what role did that virus play in his death. the cdc is now confirming eli waller the four year-old boy who died last week in mercer county tested positive for entero virus d68, the first new jersey death involving the respiratory illness but health officials are stressing that it is not clear what role, if any, the virus played in waller's death. >> the the concern is why did a four year-old toddler pass? four year-old toddlers just do not the pass. concern is to find out what this poor child passed from. >> reporter: with that news, attendance plumeted at yardville elementary where preschool era tended class. >> some of these children are much sicker then others. it is quite a range of how much weakness a child has. >> repor

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson joins us live now with the story, steve. >> reporter: yeah, chris, the boys of boys two men now certainly men. these three guys could have released their new album at any lavish venue in the country but instead they chose a public school in philadelphia. it is the same school where it all started for them and the principal says, they could not have come at a better time. boys two men back to school. >> it goodies thing to be back. >> reporter: grammy winning, globe trotting r and b group is releasing a new album and they wanted to go back where it started at capa. >> this is our routes, where it all started, thinks what the song motown philly was all about. >> this is really meaning full to see in these times we can do these kind of positive things. >> reporter: joanne beaver is in her third month aspirin, between putting on a concert she had to manage expectations of 700 students, in the wake of staffing cuts at every level. just last week students here protested the district's state run school reform commission, after teacher contracts were

the couple talk with "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson. >> i don't feel as though, you know, we have escaped, by the skin of our teeth. >> reporter: in the next minute and a half you may disagree with debbie and jim fine since mid 70's they have donahue man tear yan tours overseas dedicated to peace and stability in the middle east. he is a policy worker, she's an educator. >> you say you go to iraq, a relatives were very concerned, and very worried. >> reporter: their last tour was for mennonite central committee from 2010 until a few months ago in the small town of ancowa in the pendage of the kurdish capitol of irbill near the northern kurdish border. for a while all was quiet. >> the wolf did not come to the door but got very close. >> reporter: the wolf isisis, in june, they sacked and occupied city of mosul 50 miles west. >> what we didn't bargain for was the power of the weapons that isis or the islamic state got when mosul fell. >> reporter: with those weapons they push, thousands ran scared from the villages in between, ballooning irbill into something unrecognizable

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has the the story. report report it is a powerful sounding latin statement, fit for higher learning, that is, until you translate it. >> what i told you it says we second guess all? after nearly a decade have of building the brand new multi million-dollar moorestown township library the architect and town leadership wanted a medal on to represent all that hard work. they thought they came up with we confirm things twice. but, with that mantra residents started doing a little google translating and came up with we second guess all. next to it the date in roman numerals says 1653, when it should say 1853, the day that the friend of the library group were formed. >> that is funny. >> it even looks like it is an ipad, in the sign-in sheet. >> reporter: they could have used an ipad. >> definitely. >> reporter: oh, yes, it does say we second guess all behind me but people living hearsay this place is not about ignoring your problems but it is about confronting and fixing them and that is exactly what the arch

steve paterson is live in port richmond tonight with the exclusive, steve? >> reporter: chris, jessica, it all started right here in the shop rite parking lot month. man we spoke to say the the crooks smashed in her driver's side window, glass, all over the ground, and then, within a minute, her vehicle is stolen but as we have learn it was what was inside that van, that was much more important than the van itself. >> she is's happy. >> reporter: olivia's love for life isn't limited by her disabilities, it is limited by crime. >> it is just hard to get her around. >> reporter: a few saturdays ago olivia's mom, carry was walking the deli at this shop rite. on her break she discovered a pool of broken glass where her minivan should have been. she watch the the store surveillance video late their night. >> from the time he broke out window and got in the car and back it off and took off, it was 192nd. >> reporter: when she realized her car was stolen teresa was angry. when she realized her daughter's $6,000 wheelchair was stolen with it she sank in despair. >>

we are looking to see if there are any other victims out there. >> reporter: steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> archdiocese of philadelphia, and charges are serious and disturbing. the the archdiocese is cooperating full which law enforcement and remains committed to preventing child abuse as well as protecting children and young people entrusted to its care. child pornography is a scourge that must be eradicated. >>> sun made a welcome return today but as it sets on this friday evening, we wonder how much of it will we see this weekend? meteorologist kathy orr is live on the sky deck with the first look at that, kathy. >> chris, clouds have rolled in here in center city philadelphia but still a perfect sunset. we will see a good deal of sunshine over the weekend but a lot of wind as well. winter sun today, temperatures made to it levels we have not seen tonight a while. high in philadelphia 70 degrees. we are going to end the month of october above average, which is hard to do. right now in philadelphia 67. fifty-six in the poconos. sixty's every where else. average high

as "eyewitness news" report are steve paterson tells us we have a bet are idea of what happens between members of the football team. >> i want to make sure that nothing that was criminal went on here. >> reporter: bucks county district attorney david heckler detailing cbs internal investigation to cb. 36789 report says on august 16th following a summer scrimmage upper class man on the team rounded up rookies in the locker rooms and engaged in the series of hazing acts. the report details four act, haircut, sugar cookies or powdering teammates. what teammates are calling water boarding where students facees were covered with towels and let under the showers and something called slap it, lick it, grab it. >> slap one of of their fellow rookies, and then to lick the face of one of their fellow rookies, and then finally to grab the genitals of one of their fellow rookies. >> reporter: report makes it clear that at all times the students were fully clothed. heckler says his parties to determine if the last two acts went far enough to constitute criminal activity. instead of forcing students

reporting from city hall, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> tonight liberty medal will be awarded to the youngest recipient ever of the noble peace prize. seventeen year-old human rights act wrist malala yousafzai has an inspiring message for the world. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco joins us live from the constitution center with the latest, diana a. >> reporter: as you mentioned at just 17 years old malala's message is a very simple one, children deserve an education. it is something that she believed glowing up in pakistan and something she feels so strongly about that not only an attack has stopped her. one child, one teacher, one book one pen can change the world. words of malala yousafzai as she accepted 204 mobile peace prize. she was youngest recipient ever. in a few hours she will accept philadelphia's liberty medal of honor at the national constitution center. six years ago she was shot in the head in her home country of pakistan targeted by the taliban for saying that she wanted an education and writing about life under taliban rule. she was 11 years

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a as "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson shows us it has to do with what was spray paint ad onin new castle county. >> you said it. >> reporter: this is halloween conversation james says he should be sharing with his daughter a few gig unless front of the tv. instead, james knows he is going to have to explain this a picture we have blurred showing a depicts of male genitals sprayed on the driveway in new castle delaware just below a large message direct at their family starting with the letter n, it is what james and eight year-old michelle came home to thursday night around 11:00 and what kept her two terrified to sleep hours later. >> it was a sense of anger when i saw it, and there was feeling sad for my daughter. >> reporter: samee motion james said let him to call police. >> there is that fear you don't know what is next, why us. >> reporter: new castle county police responded, saw graffiti and labeled it hate speech despite incident occurring on what many called mischief night. >> we definitely want to make sure that people understand is there a different between mischie

reporting from south philadelphia, i'm steve paterson cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> how about that, nateand shawn. >> there used to be a fourth member. >> you know, shawn stockman was in the fill boys choir just like i was. >> it could happen. >> get you a cain and everything. >> we will be right back good morning. we all got together and we are we had a free weekend. having a great time. there is everything to do. you've got restaurants. you've got shopping, oh my gosh fabulous shopping. bars too, although i'm married and i don't know if my husband wants me in any bars. i don't think it is just for girls weekend. i think it's great for couples. it's great for families. i was also was talking to my girlfriends saying i would like to bring my husband back. it's a great weekend. >>> we have precipitation heading our way. >> it is not here yet, we have a little sliver of sunlight depending on your lakes to start it off but clearly storm scan three is showing signs of life here. few little speckles of green but in match for is what to come here, guys. this is our frontal boundary. there will

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at the bucks county courthouse with more now, steve. >> reporter: chris, i finished speaking to the man in charge of finding out if any criminal activity took place in the hazing allegations of c.b. west on his desk as we were speaking was a report detailed from the internal investigation at c.b. west, he detailed that, with us as our cameras were rolling. >> i want to make sure that nothing that was criminal went on here. >> reporter: tuesday, bucks county district attorney david heckler detailing an internal investigation conduct by c.b. west administrators before he conducts his own. >> we don't know how and to what extent that this was taken report report heckler says august 16th following a umer scrimmage upper class men on the team rounded up rookies in the locker rooms and engaged in a series of hazing acts. report tea tails four acts, haircut, sugar cookie or powdering teammates, what students are calling water boarding where student facees were covered with towels and led under showers and something called slap it, lick it, gr

reporting from upper darby, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> philadelphia police are on the manhunt after a triple shooting in kensington. police say suspect fired 13 shots injuring three. this happened late last night in the 3,000 block of lee street, one of those bullets did travel into a home but fortunately no one inside was hurt. >>> a man is in custody following a deadly stabbing overnight this happened in the 3200 block of somer street in university city. it was 57 year-old victim stabbed multiple times there. police are questioning now a 59 year-old man and they are trying to establish a motive behind that violence. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a suspect robbed a market in cobbs creek, we have surveillance video of it to show you. the suspect pulled a gun on the clerk and at christian grocery on christian street back on september 25th. and then they made off you with cash. that person was last seen, traveling east bound on christian street, running towards 57th street. >>> well, more surveillance video now these are two suspects who held up a deli that

we will go now to "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson live in west town with the details, steve. >> reporter: jessica mark haines has been a priest here at saint simon and jude since early september of 2013, but it is far from his first placement and assignment which in the network of the archdiocese and that is something that gravely concerns prosecutors here in chester county. >> the church doesn't need anymore of that type of thing. >> reporter: parishioners stun to learn with all of the scrutiny on the catholic church another priest accused of sexual abuse. >> it is a pretty clear indication of someone who just can't control their impulses and if they cannot control their impulses under that sort of scrutiny that is somebody that has got a problem. >> reporter: five five-year old mark heynes is charged with multiple counts of child sexual abuse for chester county district attorney tom hogan said in an undercover investigation, detectives discover haines set up an instagram account under the name kate toy send and receive a pair of photos. it was the tip of the iceberg. >> he

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has the story. >> we want to make sure we are thorough ander: monday cbs-3 is learning how far investigators are in figuring out who did what in the hazing scandal with national headlines. >> that is our goal, to determine if there is in fact a problem f is there, it is criminal nature, then we will deal with it criminally. >> reporter: lieutenant patrick with the central bucks regional police telling cbs-3 that the department is working with the d.a.'s office on initial fact gathering abe they have yet to interview players on the cbw football team. >> it will take sometime to get our information together. >> reporter: c.b. west football at center of the hazing allegations n a letter sent home to parents, the the superintendent said among other actions being investigated, one student may have been forced to grab another's private parts, while fully clothed. thursday, he suspended the team, and canceled the rest of the season, including friday's rivalry game, begins cb east. >> football is huge in central bucks county, so when one of the bigge

in the meantime we're live from burlington county, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right steve, thanks very much. >>> federal bankruptcy judge has approved the sale of the atlantic city's revel casino to a asset management firm from toronto. brookfield asset management has acquired the property for 110 million-dollar. a judge today, turned aside objections from the losing bidder in the auction, the florida developer glenn straub. this casino, of course, cost 2.4 billion dollars to build, it never turned a profit, it closed in september, after just two years of operation. >>> today the supreme court took up its first religious liberties case since the the summer's controversial decision regarding contraceptives and small businesses. justices appeared -- who claims his rights were violated when officials refused to let him grow out his beard in according with muslim beliefs. state officials say policy helps prevent contraband concealment. justice alito hinted that the they could allow the the beard and give prison guards a comb. >> congress thought religious is re

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has the details. >> reporter: a priest, who is supposed to be caring for his flock and tending to people particularly vulnerable people like children how could they possibly be engage in victimizing people through child pornography. >> reporter: five five-year old mark haines is charged with multiple counts of child sexual abuse for possessing and disseminating child pornography. chester county district attorney tom hogan says in an under cover investigation detectives discovered haines set up an instagram account under the name kate toy send and receive a pair of photos. it was the tip of the iceberg. >> ahead been disseminating scores of child pornography pictures. >> reporter: detectives also discovered haines posed as a 16 year-old girl in a series of graphic e-mails with a 14 year-old girl. >> we now need to identify the girl and follow-up on that investigation. >> reporter: parishioners at saint simon and jude stunned at the allegation. >> the church does not need anymore of that type of thing. >> reporter: hogan says what may be the mo

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has the the details. >> reporter: a priest, who is supposedaring for his flock and tending to people, particularly vulnerable people like children, how could they be possibly engage in victimizing people through child pornography. >> reporter: five five-year old mark haines is charged with multiple counts of child sexual abuse for possessing and disseminating child pornography. chester county district attorney tom hogan says in an undercover investigation detectives discovered haines set up an instagram account under the name kate toy send and receive a pair of photos. it was the tip of the iceberg. >> he had been disseminating scores of child pornography pictures. >> reporter: detectives also discovered haines posed as a 16 year-old girl, in a series of graphic e-mails with a 14 year-old girl. >> we now need to identify the girl, and follow-up on that investigation. >> reporter: parishioners at saint simon and jude stunned at the allegations. >> the church doesn't need anymore of that type of of thing. >> reporter: hogan says what may be the

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"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has the details. >> this is the stuff of the church. >> often, we want to cover the other stuff. >> reporter: this is church. >> we will gather together to worship. but today, and be the church, this is the day where we are doing church. >> reporter: e nan on a mission dozens of people taking actions. >> someone can do something about this. >> reporter: senior pastor allen waller says saturday game plan is simple, find a need, collect supplies, get it shipped in 48 hours and become a direct agent in the fight beginse bowl a they will even up with more than 200 boxes. >> everything you see on the news is try but it is a thousand times worth. >> reporter: it is a action that directly impacts church member margaret crawford from liberia. >> i have family there and we're just trying to get a visa to allow them to come to the united states for a few months. >> reporter: saturday's mission is direct aid through community action. saturday's surmon is community action through faith. >> don't tell god how big ebola is, tell ebola how big god is. >> repor

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has the details. >> this is the stuff of the church. often we want to cover the other stuff. this is church. we will gather together to worship but today and be the church, this is the day that we're doing church. >> reporter: enan on a mission, dozens of people taking actions. >> someone can do something about this. >> reporter: senior pastor allen waller says saturday game plan is simple, find a need, collect supplies, get it all shipped within 48 hours and become a direct agent in the fight beginse bowl a they will end up with more than 200 boxes. >> everything you see on the news, it is true but it is a thousand times worse. >> reporter: it is action that directly impacts church member margaret crawford from liberia. >> i have family there. we're trying to get a visa to allow them to come to the united states for a few in months. >> reporter: saturday's mission is direct aid through community action. saturday's surmon is community action through faith. >> don't tell god how big ebola is, tell ebola how big god is. >> reporter: in no

reporting from south philadelphia, i'm steve paterson for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >> that was making great music too. >> what a special concert for those kids. >> no question. >> how great to start a discussion of arts in schools because so often they get cut. is there an exam. >> nate and guys have always been big on. that that is what it ace all about. we will take a short break. you're watching "eyewitness news" at cw philly. good morning. . prresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh >>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. >> let's get to kate which that forecast, that storm ace arriving today, right. >> it is moving on n so if you got woken up with some sunlight, gleaming through your window this morning, you cannot bank

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has the details. >> thinks the stuff of the church. often we want to cover the other stuff. this is church. we will gather together to worship but today and be the church, this is the day that we're doing church. >> reporter: enan on a mission dozens of people are taking actions. >> someone can do something about this. >> reporter: senior pastor allen waller says the saturday's game plan is simple, find a need, collect supplies, get it all shipped within 48 hours, became a direct agent in the fight beginse bowl a they will end up with more than 200 boxes. >> everything that you see on the the news is true but it is a thousand times worse. >> reporter: it is action that directs the impact church member margaret crawford who is from liberia. >> i have family there and we're just trying to get a visa to how them to come to the united states for a few months. >> reporter: saturday's mission is direct aid through community action, saturday's surmon is community action, through faith. >> don't tell god how bad e bowl a is, tell ebola how big

working within these restraints, created by the zoning laws, raymond hood, who designed paterson's newly news building and other style setters create -- i don't recall it. it doesn't have a name like paris architecture. it is a distinctly new york style of architecture. it is a style born of necessity. we didn't want to do it, we had to do it, and we did it come and it was done well. there is hood himself. one of the great style setters in new york city. he lived up in new rhode island, and commuted into the city. you see the dramatic setbacks in the fred french building. it's on the corner 45th and 5th avenue. a couple friends of mine worked in that building. i never spend too much time in it. i came across it in a novel called underworld. these two characters go into the gleaming lobby, and they turned to each other, a woman and her daughter, and say who on earth was fred french? there is a story there. fred french was a real estate visionary, and the salesman extraordinaire. what he sold, and he sold it with a fervor of a revivalist preacher, was stock. not for big-time billionaires a

a couple guys i was on the team with when i came to the nfl, cullen jenkins, mike paterson some guys help me, you know, show me the way in the nfl. >> and on the topic of why he wasn't in the game at crunch time against the rams -- >> sproles can go out there and produce just as much as me, so, i don't mind the call. dues made that move he felt look i should come out. that's how it is. >> all right. see more of my weekly sit down with cbs-3 contributor shady mccoy sunday morning at 11:30 on sunday kickoff right here on cbs-3. >>> and the audio road show app vote is in. my live crew and i will be at pli morning whitemarsh high school for the battle between lasalle and st. joe's prep. your town, your team, your kids on tv the friday football frenzy game of the week is chosen. we'll be rig >> eyewitness in center city tonight as center square where the clothespin is lit up in pink. landmark across the area are displaying pink lights during october to mark breast cancer awareness month and to remind women to schedule a mammogram. cbs-3 and the cw phil vol teamed up once again with susan

previously, paterson admitted he used a tree branch.known as a switch.to discipline his 4- year old son earlier this year near houston. for that, he's awaiting trial on a felony child abuse charge. prosecutors now say they're working to revoke his bond.and have him re-arrested.after they say he told a drug tester, yesterday that he quote."smoked a little weed recently." the viking have placed peterson on paid leave while the case plays out. he kobe bryant putting up some key points in the game. here is going on to win this one-- warriors. coming up.the ebola scare has caused problems at a number of airports. this weekend, a major u-s airport will start entry screenings for the virus. we'll have the latest. and after a slew of problems.officials say they have a new plan to make signing up for obamacare easier. we'll explain. and a mother. arrested. accused of giving teenagers alcohol. before one of them got into deadly crash. here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning. police in palo alto are now investigating three cases of indecent exposure. they want to know if the

. >> the 46-year-old driver is from paterson, new jersey, and police say he had contact with police in the past. this is the intersection where the pursuit ended and the shots were fired. this driver was driving radically for many blocks. >> i heard sirens and they were flying down here. >> a tractor trailer driver led norristown police on a wild chase that ended with shots fired through the windshield of this big rig. a call came in at 11:30 and it hit several cars along this stretch of swede street. >> why on this street? that is the main street. >> the officer spotted a speeding tractor trailer on the sixth block of swede and didn't stop. >> it goes through a couple of red lights without stopping and ended up on lafayette street and turns left, which actually dead ends. >> from there the driver plowed through the guardrail and northp markly, they got in front of the tractor trailer and the vehicle finally stopped. officers drew their guns, the operator raised his hands as if he was going to surrender and then puts his hands back on the steering wheel and drives the vehicle forward.

this happened back in april at paterson elementary school in fremont. denny rivera jr. said his 9-year-old boy asked his teacher a question during a math test and that's when rivera claimed he slapped the son's face twice. burg placed on administrative leave, but later allowed to return to work after an investigation by the school system. rivera says he's not happy with the way administrators handled the situation, so he's suing. >>> the family of the giants fan brutally beaten outside of dodgers stadium in 2011 filed a new lawsuit against the dodgers. bryan stow's attorney is suing the team, claiming it tried to recoup more than $3 million in insurance payments for stow following the beating. the dodgers and their insurer demand the money be paid out of the nearly $18 million rewarded to the stow family over the summer. he was beaten by two dodgers fans outside of dodgers stadium three years ago, where a jury found the dodgers organization failed to provide enough security and lighting. stow will need care for the rest of his life. >>> there's a new man in charge of th

so expect some police activity on the scene, directing traffic around broad street and paterson avenuess transit great alternate today. septa new jersey transit and dart all running on time, no delays, currently no delays at the philadelphia international airport. erika, back over to you. >> thank you, jess, one of the teenagers injured in friday's shooting at washington state high school passed away overnight. many families in the small town near seattle are grieving this morning. cbs news correspondent susan macinnis reports on devastated community now waiting word on other victims. >> grieving for the victims at the marysville pilchuck, gia soriano died this morning. colored an estimate from gia's family. >> we are devestated from the senseless tragedy. gia is our beautiful daughter and words cannot express how much we will miss her. >> sore ian i becomes the second teen killed by freshman jaylen fryberg, where he opened fire, fryberg then killed himself. three student remain hospitalized. days later, no one knows what motivated fryberg, a member of a prominent native american famil

dominican republic passengers found out just how seriously airlines are taking ebola a tonight steve paterson talks exclusively to one man on that plane. >> reporter: for a moment, mood was tense on u.s. airways flight 845. >> at the first i think everybody was scared. >> reporter: philadelphia resident joe mccann was on board when word traveled through the plane someone saying they were infect withe bowl a when the plane landed. >> i want to you keep your wits about you, we have people coming on please, stay out of their way. let them do their job. >> reporter: mccann waited for an excruciating hour and a half, the time it took health officials to confirm what people on board already started suspecting, and were getting angry about it was all a hoax. we spoke to exclusively over skype. >> certain things you cannot say and not something you can joke b you cannot make a joke like. that over 200 people on that flight and almost ruined vacation or other reasons people were down here for what he felt was a stupid funny joke. >> reporter: mccann on his way to get married recalls seeing passenger b

fifty-six year-old jeffery full arrived at rice paterson air force base near dayton. he is accused of being a christian evangelist, which ace crime in north korea. he was released but two other americans are still being held by the the north. >> a face-to-face meeting between ferguson protesters and the st. louis county police chief goes no where. protesters started shouting, the chief then just walk out. just another sign of the ongoing tension in the wake of the deadly police shooting of michael brown, an unarmed teenager. a grand jury is reviewing facts of the case to determine whether office shore pulled the trigger will be charged. >>> noble peace prize winner malala yousafzai received the liberty medal. she was honored for her fight for children's rights to education. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has the story from the national constitution center. >> 2014 liberty medal. >> reporter: the tribute to freedom and education, 17 year-old malala yousafzai, youngest noble prize winner, received this years liberty medal for her fight for children's right to ed

steve paterson is live in port richmond tonight with the exclusive, steve?ca, it all started right here in the shop rite parking lot month. man we spoke to say the the crooks smashed in her driver's side window, glass, all over the ground, and then, within a minute, her vehicle is stolen but as we have learn it was what was inside that van, that was much more important than the van itself. >> she is's happy. >> reporter: olivia's love for life isn't limited by her disabilities, it is limited by crime. >> it is just hard to get her around. >> reporter: a few saturdays ago olivia's mom, carry was walking the deli at this shop rite. on her break she discovered a pool of broken glass where her minivan should have been. she watch the

i agree with steve paterson, and i let him down the road by saying free labor. to bed hungryy go narrative is one of the all-time full narrative that could ever be eventuated in the history of .ollege if you really parrot on the math of these guys, there is no way, if he is going to bed hungry, that is his own fault. i've spent a week behind the state, andississippi let it tell you i gained five pounds being in their building. these guys come off the field have shakes specifically made to their flavor taste, weight gain, weight loss and they go into the arms will be there is a snack bar. that headline became a toxic thing. these athletes should be fed, if there's one thing they should eding limit it is fe athletes, it is in of them with medicare. it is a great thing for everybody. i do not think you will get anyone around sports to ag it is a misuse of what they are giving. >> i think this narrative, that said, probably has something to do with it. establishment is making millions and millions of dollars. are kids whohere come for nothing and have their noses pr

. >> i agree with steve paterson, and i let him down the road by saying free labor. i see that they go to bed hungry narrative is one of the all-time false narrative that could ever be eventuated in the history of college. if you really parrot on the math of these guys, there is no way, if he is going to bed hungry, that is his own fault. i've spent a week behind the scenes at mississippi state, and let it tell you i gained five pounds being in their building. these guys come off the field and may have shakes specifically made to their flavor taste, weight gain, weight loss and they go into the arms will be there is a snack bar. that headline became a toxic thing. these athletes should be fed, if there's one thing they should never limit it is feeding athletes, it is in of them with medicare. it is a great thing for everybody. i do not think you will get anyone around sports to disagree, it is a misuse of what they are giving. >> i think this narrative, that said, probably has something to do with it. the establishment is making millions and millions of dollars. in e