neighbors say that stone's ex-wife, lives inside of the apartment, and told cbs-3's steve paterson that the couple had an ongoing custody dispute. >> i heard, four gunshots, and i heard the kids screaming mommy, i want my mom. >> i opened up my window and canned was everything okay. he looked at me and just said she's hurt. she's hurt bad. we have got to go. >> when he was bringing kids outside they were kick and screaming. he was dragging her. he was pulling youngest with the fire in hand, and threw him in the car and took off. >> reporter: half hour later police received a call at this home in the hundred block of west fifth street in lansdale, inside, two people were found dead. >> then around 8:00 police found more victims a at a home near far field and franklin streets in souderton. it is not yet clear how many people were killed there but we do know a teenage boy was flown to the hospital. now, lets take another look at this suspected gunman who is at large and considered armed and dangerous. we are talking about bradley william stone from pennsburg, he is described as 5 feet ten,

live from souderton i'm steve paterson for cws3 "eyewitness news". >>> steve, thanks very much. two of the flick children did attend souderton area high school. today that school's principal samuel issued a statement. he wrote we are all very saddened by this unfathomable situation. please keep all of the victims of the yesterday's events and families in their thoughts. he went on to write i believe thement that of tragedy may be unprecedented in our community, we are a very strong, positive, and caring family, and we will need all of those positive attributes in these most trying of times. >>> well, stay with "eyewitness news", we will have have continuing coverage of this breaking story, our coverage continues on line, for the very latest developments around the clock, check out cbs philly.com. >>> and a former colwyn police officer is in custody tonight accused of shooting his ex-girlfriend to death and wounding her daughter at a glenn olden home. chopper three over the scene on the 600 block of glennfield avenue in glenn olden shortly after 9:00 last night. police say that t

reporting live from southwest detective i'm steve paterson cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> also tonight philadelphia police are investigating another robbery, this one in river front, and if you look closely at this surveillance video, you can see female victim walk ago long the street last week when she was attack from behind by a man. he took her purse and foot and drove off in a gray color suv: victim was taken to the hospital and check out. >>> a deadly accident in nicetown is under investigation tonight. the authority tell thaws alcohol was found inside of this vehicle, the driver of the car was killed, three passengers including a pregnant woman injured. this all happened around 10:30 last night, investigators say the driver was exiting route one near wissohickon and roberts avenue exit when she lost control and then hit a pole. >> and then an embankment, where the vehicle just dropped off of a 20-foot embankment. >> well, the 24 year-old man in the front seat is in critical condition, two back seat passengers a man and a pregnant woman also 24 are expect to be okay. >>> well, as

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson takes a look at the the effort to recruit minorities to the philadelphia police department. >> reporter: in mid december philadelphia police cadet class 369, graduated 39 new officers. of those 39, less than 20 percent were minorities. >> it is difficult in terms of recruiting minorities. >> reporter: philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey says recruiting is a problem in the department especially black men. >> we are doing everything we can to try to address it. >> reporter: he says anti police sentiment across the country is not helping. >> policing is being challenged right now in a lot of different ways, which makes it less attractive to some young people. >> reporter: and, and say these things. >> reporter: philadelphia garden lead president say stories like ferguson are a direct result of lack of diversity in policing and recent change in educational requirements to be an officer are blocking the people that they need in philadelphia a new guidelines took effect last year. bilaal says biggest roadblock the department requiring 60

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has the the latest. >> three people to go to chestnut hill with this man. >> reporter: searching for shane on day five of four days of disappointment. >> what we really need is someone to give us a tip so we can start heading in the direction that will lead to us shane report are report monday shane's aunt maryann organizing about a hundred volunteers assembled in roxborough responding to a ocean media push to help distribute fresh flyers where needed. meanwhile in manayunk, police took to the skies to continue their search, while words of clarification came from the place that shane went missing. >> shane's family and friend stated had shane was not intoxicated when he left the restaurant. we have found that in our investigation in the past four days consistent with those statements. >> reporter: after posting $10,000 reward money to aid in the search management at kildares irish pub broke their silence saying montgomery was likely not drunk thursday morning and gently asked to leave at closing time by an employee who was also a relative. >>

reporting live from northern liberties, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> there are in winners in that situation, steve thanks very much. >>> dorney park and wild water kingdom were fun for customers but federal regulators say the allentown a amusement park failed to protect its workers from extreme heat. osha is proposing a $7,000 fine to the park, after it allegedly failed to protect its workers from sunlight and heat sources. they are proposing another two township police officer keeping record. >>> last summer a teenager reportedly collapsed near a park near a fry cooking machine. dorney park has not issued a statement. >>> if you are looking for a new pet you are in local. local animal shelter is extending a special promotion to find new homes for dozens of cats and dogs. this past weekend the animal care and control team of philadelphia, held its empty the shelter adoption event allowing people to a adopt pets without the usual fees. well, it was so successful they have decided to add a few more days through new years eve. >> we will take in over 32,000 animals

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson went to south philadelphia where some officers are working to develop a tighter relationship, with those they served. >> no justice no peace. >> i understand that they are disappointed. i understand that they are angry. so are we. >> reporter: with all that animosity philadelphia police lieutenant mike is worried about his officers on the street. >> they need to make sure that they make informed decisions and they are safe on the street. >> reporter: but he says he is more concerned about his community and how the streets see them. >> have you guys had any interaction with the police prior to this. >> reporter: the the lieutenant and his officers of the south street detail organized a toy drive for families in the women begins abuse network. they were hoping to collect maybe 200 toys. >> realistically we're almost at a thousand gifts. >> reporter: trace too much to wrap by themselves, so the lieutenant thought it would be a good idea to invite high schoolers and recent graduate from newman goretti high school. >> where police officers are wor

. >> reporter: , residents told cbs-3's steve paterson that the couple had an ongoing custody dispute. >> i heard four gunshots and i heard the kid screaming, mommy, we want mom, mom. i opened my window and asked him if everything was okay. he just looked at me and said she's hurt, hurt pretty bad, we have got to go. >> the kids were kicking and screaming. he was tracking the oldest and pulling the youngest by her hand, threw them in the car and took off. >> reporter: half an hour later police received a call of the second shooting at this home on the 100 block of west fifth street in lansdale, inside, two people were found dead. then around 8:00 police fund more victims at a home near garfield and franklin streets in souderton. it is not yet clear exactly how many people were killed there but we do know a a teenage boy was flown to the hospital. >> lets take another look at, stone, this suspect gunman who we just heard from the montgomery county d.a. is still at large and still considered arranged and dangerous. thirty-five year-old marine vet was a sergeant when discharged in 2008.

state troopers are searching for door net at a paterson the 40-year-old woman from magnolia, delawarepaterson who was last seen leaving her home was said to be wearing black jacket and no one has heard from her since 2:00 a.m. anyone with any information on the whereabouts of door net at a paterson is asked to please give police a call. >> thcenters for disease control is linking five deaths and more two dozen illnesses to pre packaged caramel apples. these hit these states so far starting on october 17. officials say they know of 28 cases of listeria poisoning. investigators are trying to determine the specific brands of caramel apples involved. until they do figure it out, they're asking you not to eat any pre packaged caramel apples. >> fox 29 working to get results for a bucks county woman caught up in a furniture fiasco. she pretty much paid off a new sectional sofa only to see the store disappear in thin air. bruce gordon has seen all this before. >> he joins us in studio. bruce this is no way to start off the christmas holiday. >>> yeah, ladies. ba hum bug what it say. lay away

reporting from philadelphia's engine 64, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, fireers union established a memorial fund for joyce craigs two children. find more information on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> there is much more ahead on "eyewitness news" including an attempt to break a world record, for the the most christmas carolers. we will show you holiday cheer coming up next. >>> so will carol have something to cheer about in her forecast? live look down the shore. it has been a wild week of weather but things where to get calm. we will have carol's forecast next. which means it's timeson for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta... and the 2015 motor trend car of the year all-new golf. if you're wishing for a new volkswagen this season... just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on select new volkswagen models. please visit

reporting from philadelphia engine 64, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhilestablished a memorial fund for joyce craigs two children. you can find more information on that on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> well, crews begin laying foundation for what will be the tallest sky scrapers in philadelphia a, construction crews poured four hundred truckloads concrete into the ground at 18th and arch in center city yesterday. the this foundation, for the 59 story innovation and technology storage center will attached the building structural support to the bedrock are. the foundation is 10 feet thick. wow. >>> it was a national call for action on saturday, demonstrators in several cities took to the streets to protest against police killings of unarmed black men. one of the largest marches was in washington d.c., cbs news correspondent craig boswell has details. >> reporter: thousands of people joined mothers of michael brown and trayvon martin in washington for a march to protest police brutality. >> i'm afraid to let my child go, you know, nobody should feel like

stan scobee, to write a brief two governor paterson, pointing out the law -- if come -- and to be shaleas were to be explored in the united states. governor paterson said let the law go forward and that led to an environmental review, and environmental impact statement. that led to hundreds of thousands of individual comments written by citizens all over unity -- new york state, that turned back two, actually, three versions of that environmental impact statement, and as of today, we still do not have a viable, valid impact statement for shale gas in the united states. that is one of the reasons for decision.uomo's and as dr. sandra steingraber pointed out, hundreds of thousands of new yorkers say no, your science does not look good to us, the scientists were at 200 --rom six papers and and thener 400 today, governor cuomo took over in 2010, realizing the science was not ready, and concluded that you do not establish an important energy policy absent good science, especially science having to do with human health, and he waited, wisely, for signs to catch up, and it almost has. the puzz

we are live from northern liberties i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thanks very much. >>> well, first female bishop at the episcopal church of maryland is on administrative leave after officials say that she hit a man on a by sickle and then fled the scene. diocese says that bishop heather cook returned to the scene, 20 minutes after that crash on the saturday, to take responsibility. tom palmero a father and husband who graduated st. joes prep was killed in that crash. facebook campaign has been launched calling for the bishop who reportedly had the dui record, to face criminal charges. >>> welshing fire breaks out inside a philadelphia apartment this morning sending one person to the hospital. chopper three was over that scene in the 1300 block of north 28th street. crews brought this situation under control just after 8:00 o'clock this morning, it is not clear how that fire began. >>> and a garage fire sends hot charreds of metal flying through the a air leaving two philadelphia police officers injured. fire fighters battling that blaze in frankford heard

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson spoke with the hotel manager who came face-to-face with this man live in southwest detectives steve. >> reporter: chris, if we have viewers at home only partially watching they will want to come to the tv for two reasons. one i will show you a man police are calling arm and dangerous, you can help identify. two i will show you a man arm with the chair chasing a man armed with a gun. take a look a this. >> he is here. here. and then i hit him again with the chair right there. >> reporter: that is hotel manager diamond burrwell describing how he attack and chased a man, armed with the gun by using a chair. >> very interesting. >> reporter: his instincts are caught on camera. lets take a look that is chasing a suspect after the north american motor lodge is robbed at gunpoint. what you do not see is the gun man fires two shots at burrwell breast scaping. >> it is not worth losing your life over something like this it is not worth it. killing somebody. it is not worth it. >> reporter: police say its one of four hotels robbed or attempted december 2

live from souderton, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thanks very much. we heard from the souderton area high school principal, samuel writing, we are all very saddened by this unfathomable situation. please keep all of the victims of yesterday's event i and their families in your thoughts. it goes on to say i believe the amount of tragedy may be unprecedented in our community. we are a very strong, positive, and caring family and we will need all of those positive attributes in these most trying of times. >>> recapping the breaking news of this day, manhunt is over for this mass murder suspect brad stone, authorities say he was found dead in the woods, and not far from his home in pennsburg, montgomery county, that discovery, ending a near two day manhunt. stone killed his ex-wife and five members of her family at three separate locations in the early morning hours of monday, one teenage boy did survive that ram are page and he is in serious condition tonight. >>> well, stay with "eyewitness news", we will have continuing coverage of this breaking story

. >>> lets turn to steve paterson live from central detectives, steve. >> reporter: chris, mo here is violence and intimidation and now philadelphia police fear it may get much more worse. the tonight we spoke to a philadelphia police captain who says it is imperative that they end this quickly. >> it was very, very scared. >> reporter: for this network of hispanic corner grocery store owners it is terrifying. nine shots all robbed a at gun shops in one north philadelphia police district. >> i was so worried about it. >> reporter: police say robberies started on november 15th, and has in the stopped. six of the incidents caught on camera. showing very similar crimes. two hooded masked men with guns drawn demanding cash in items. the the crooks have got's way from everything with 80 bucks and a pack of cigarettes to nearly $1,600. in one of the robberies the men stole a pair of guns, police fear that the robbers are getting more violence. >> in the beginning, they seemed more calm, more reserved, during these robberies. and as the the robberies have been going on, they are becoming mor

the reporting from mount laurel, new jersey, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> today a somber anniversary, ten years since an earl quake triggered a tsunami in the indian ocean killing 230,000 people. cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh show us how countries in asia paying tribute to the lives lost that day. >> reporter: ten years after a massive tsunami killed nearly a quarter million people in asia, survivors in india mourning lost loved ones saying they still feared the water. whenever we see the ocean we are reminded of how it took away all of these people, says this woman. a powerful earthquake triggered the tsunami that sent crushing waves across the indian ocean. tsunami struck more than a dozen countries hitting indonesia coast the hardest and claiming lives of visitors from more than 38 nations on thailand's southern beaches. a decade later, in indonesia, still devastated by a 33 high wall of water has boon rebuilt. agencies say they are proud of the least coverry. >> we have always try to make sure that out of the devastation and destruction of an emerg

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has more. >> reporter: procession, pageantry, the tradition, all in the last moments before cadets become officers. >> class 359. >> reporter: commissioner charles ramsey overseeing graduation of 39 brand new philadelphia police officers, hitting the streets on monday to the city's busiest district. with weeks of rigorous training, it is placement commissioner isn't concerned about it is timing. >> what i want them to understand is not everyone is opposed to police. >> reporter: truth is class 359 is graduating a at a time of great opposition with the protest and demonstrations a against police brutality almost dale a cross the country. >> i think everybody is a little bit nervous. i think they might be something wrong there. >> here there every where it seems like they hate police. >> reporter: for officer edwin perez, its an issue that hits home. >> i come from the family of police officers. >> reporter: he is not kidding, here's aunt and, stationed in the 26th. >> my dad, uncle, sister, husband, brother-in-law, another brother-in-law, yeah,

one of five suspects in the november 25th attack at william paterson university. only one of the accused remains behind bars. another development, the university president issued a statement on facebook yesterday promising a review of the school's policies. the statement said in part while we reassess a safe environment for our campus community and we will again review. >>> some relief in mercer county surrounding a hepatitis a scare at a restaurant. a customer tested negative for the virus after a second round of blood work. this week we told you about a worker at rosa's restaurant and catering in hamilton township that tested positive for hepatitis a. last night hundreds of township residents came out to a vaccination clinic. doctors say the virus is highly contagious and caused by poor hygiene. >> someone not washing their hands properly and then putting it in their mouth and touching utensil and using that utensil. >> i wasn't really concerned, but better safe than sorry. i got takeout from there. it's shame. a great place to eat. >> if you have eaten at rosa'

day six, live from manayunk, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thanks for the update. >>> nfl star adrian peterson is in new york appealing his season long suspension for child boost. that hearing got underway today. the minnesota vikings running back is seeking reinstatement after nfl commissioner roger goodell suspended him for violating the league's personnel conduct policy. he hit his son with a thin tree branch known as a switch. cbs news correspondent mark albert tells thaws congress weighed in on the issue of violence in sports today. >> reporter: top executives from the nfl, nba, nfl and major league baseball faced questions about what they are doing to stop domestic violence. >> professional sports with very few exceptions have done little to hold those who commit this crime accountable. >> reporter: yes. >> two daughters, i found graphic security camera footage of running back ray rice and his then fiance to be sickening. >> reporter: troy vincent is a former player and now works for the nfl. he said league was initially too lenient on rice, for him the issu

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live near the pub where montgomery was last seen, steve. >> reporter: jessica, i just spoke with the philadelphia police lieutenant, police, of course, working with the fbi and fbi i'm told spent the day interviewing people that knew shane, shane's family and friends and people that may have bumped in to shane that night trying to figure out what happened and piece together the events that led to his disappearance. meanwhile, the place where he days appeared from the manager's broke their silence and also broke some news in the case. as police took to the skies, to search manayunk words of clarification came from the place 21 year-old shane montgomery was last seen. >> shane's family and friend stated shane was not intoxicated when he left the restaurant. that information we have found in our investigation the in the past four daises consistent with those statements. >> reporter: after posting an additional $10,000 reward money to aid with the search, management at kildares irish pub broke their silence now saying montgomery likely was not

live from south philadelphia, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thank you. >>> the the superintendent of the upper darby police department sends a letter to his officers in the wake of the deaths of michael brown and eric garner and now weekend murders of the officers in new york city. the it reads in part police take nothing for granted when answering calls we classify as routine, nothing, is routine, remember the the overwhelming in members of our community support us, and they are a law abiding citizens. michael chitwood says officer safety is a priority and they should avoid confrontation. >> these more ons, these idiots that advocate killing cops, number one, it is a crime and number two it does have an impact on people who may be deranged or have some type of hatred for the the police. >> the the mission statement of the upper darby police department posted outside the superintendent's office reads in part we will commit to provide high quality services with honor, and integrity. >>> get ready for some wet conditions. rain is heading our way just in time

it is day eight, we're live from manayunk steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, first test flight have of nasa's newest spaceship went out would you have a hitch today this is ori on as it streaked in space and it came home exactly as plan. thinks first step in the program that could eventually lead to mars. greg boswell was there for blast off at the kennedy space center. >> ori theon capsule made a bull's eye landing, bright air bags stan upright and afloat while recovery crushed rush to the site. >> we have splash down opposite ion is black on earth. >> reporter: it landed four and a half hours after a trouble free blast off from the kennedy space center. >> a new era of american space exploration. >> reporter: thousands of spectators gathered to watch the launch. three hours after lift off the orion reached peak altitude 3600 miles above earth and flew farther and faster then any spaceship since the moon missions more than 40 years ago. >> so we have kind of new done something for the first time for our generation. >> reporter: nasa called mission day one of the ma

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live from the news center with word from the victim's family, steve. >> nicole, last night the the owner of the pickup truck suspect in the hit and run voluntarily went to police. there are no charges yet. the district attorney wants to take a closer look at the case. lets take a closer look at this story. here's what we know. the driver of the pickup truck is 20 year-old. that driver went to police 12 hours after police found the damaged red dodge pick up, at a home nearby. police say the wreckage simply matched the damage on the truck. they believe it slammed into the victim's home. jeanie russo died on her 93rd birthday in the early hours of friday morning. police believe it was not the impact of the crash, but what happened next, russo had been in hospice care, the impact pushed her dress inner to her bed, leaving her room exposed to the outside elements. her son said that he had to move her twice to a warmer location in the house while emergency crews repaired the hole that was simply too much for her, the 55-pound body, and she died a sho

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live from the cbs-3 satellite center with new developments, steve, good morning. >> reporter: investigators say if you come forward with the sexual accusation they are taking an open door policy on this. after hours of interviewing this latest accuser, they are stick to go that stance. >> we don't turn people away because things are out of stat the out. you come to us with a sexual allegation, we will work with you. >> reporter: lapd police chief charlie beck is making good on his promise. jidith huth is late's alleged bill cost bye victim to speak out publicly through her attorney gloria alred. friday she met with lapd detectives who have opened an investigation into her claims despite statute of limitations expiring on the time period , for the alleged crime. >> they are inviting individuals to file a report that is to meet and provide any evidence that they may have and we have accepted an invitation. >> reporter: earlier huth filed suit alleging sexual abuse when she was 15 years old at the playboy mansion in 1974. she said these are pict

this sign above paterson's public school number 20, contained not one but two errors, parents are upset that it was not fixed until it was picked up on social media. it took more than a week to get it fixed and that sends the wrong message. >> i didn't think it was the real sign that it was photo shopped or something. >> officials blamed a custodian for incorrectly updating the sign and the principal was resigned in the wake of the error but the district will not say if the error was the direct result of the error. >>> marian tasko presented the children at the school with new bicycles, they were all smiles after soefing a new set of wheels, they were chosen by their teachers for their excellent behavior and academic performance this year. >>> and there is much more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, a publicity stunt landed green peace activists at the center in peru and the search for a man that shot a meteorologist outside of a tv station and michael phelps heads to court in maryland following an event that got him suspended from swimming. and karen rogers has another look at the forec

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live from the cbs news center with word from that victim's family. >> reporter: authorities have questioned but have not charge owner of the pickup truck suspect in this who voluntarily went to police went last. i want to show you video of the 20 year-old pick up driver who turned himself will in 12 hours after police found a damaged red dodge pickup at a home nearby. police say wreckage from the accident matched damage on the truck. the they believe it slammed in the victim's home. jean died on her, 93rd birthday in the early hours of friday morning. police believe it was not impact of the crash but what happens next. she had been in hospice care and impact pushed her dresser in the bed leaving her room exposed outside element. the her son said she he had to move her twice to the warmer location in the house while emergency crews repaired the hole but that was too much for her 58-pound body. she died a short time later. we spoke to her granddaughters at the scene. >> she was a lively woman. she liked to dress up, go out and have fun and stay

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live in the sat center with the developments, steve. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. experts knew this was coming. earlier this week lapd announced an open door policy for accusers to step forward. well, yesterday one of them did that and the lapd stuck to their policy. >> we don't turn people away because things are out of statute. you come to us especially with a sexual allegation, you know, we will work with you. >> reporter: lapd police chief charlie beck is making good on his promise. jidith huth is latest bill cosby victim to speak out publicly through her attorney gloria alred. friday hut h met with lapd detectives who opened an investigation into her claims despite the statute of limitations expiring on the time period for at ledge crime. >> they are inviting individuals to file a report that is to meet or provide any evidence that they we may have and that is why we're here today. >> reporter: earlier in the week hut h filed suit alleging sexual abuse at just 15 years old at the playboy mansion in 1974. she says these are pictu

joining me now is former governor paterson. welcome. >> thank you. i can't remember feeling this kind of anxiety and physical sickness since maybe the long island railroad murders 20 years ago. >> i had a crime reporter basically in tears with me a couple minutes ago who was there on the scene on tompkins avenue on saturday and was talking about heroic efforts from some of the emts praying for these officers to no avail. how did you hear the news on saturday. >> oddly enough i was listening to a npr recreation of a christmas story with ebenezer scrooge and it ends so well when he comes to the home and he's going to take care of tiny tim and everything and i thought it was so cute. maybe a couple minutes went by. i flipped the dial to one of the news stations to hear the news and it was revolting. the original report was that the officers were shot at pointblank range. so i just said a prayer but was solemn about what the outcome would be. >> in a matter of minutes we'll hear from the mayor and police commissioner. there are examples of how things are

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson was there. >> reporter: full honors for a fallen hero. on this december saturday morning hundreds of people, family and friend, officials and dignitaries, fire fighters and first responders from across the country, came to honor one. eleven year philadelphia fire veteran 36 year-old joyce craig. >> when you lose one, it effects everyone, because we are family. >> reporter: craig died doing what she believed in, battling a fire to save a life. >> she died a hero so it is a beautiful thing to have known joyce. >> reporter: she lost her life fighting flames in west oak lane early tuesday morning, leaving behind two children and a legacy of care, diligence. >> joyce was like family. >> reporter: her funeral services a somber highlight real for praises for a woman described as gentle, nurturing and tough as nails by people who knew her best. >> i was with joyce the first time that she got hurt on the job... and i was with her the last time. >> reporter: out of respect to the family's wishes we stayed outside and listen. her brothers and sister

the alleged attack happened last week at william paterson university in wayne. that's in passaic county. the students charged unconclude one from vineland and another from camden. the five entered not guilty pleas today. they're bail was lowered from 200,000 to $50,000. >> a 22 month old dog in delaware county is recovering tonight after someone shot her in the neck. molly is resting at home and now police are working hard to find out who would do such a thing to a family pet. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in upper darby. dave, you were telling us at 5:00 this dog is very important to her family. >> reporter: absolutely. you know, lucy, think shooting happened in broad daylight upper darby police still trying to figure out who shot the dog and why. tonight the owner is speaking out about the shooting and tells us why this dog means so much to her. >> look how beautiful my baby is. >> heavily bandaged but wagging her tail, 22 month old molly humbled out of surgery to the joy of her owner after someone in the upper darby neighborhood where the dog's oh ener l

college students from south jersey are charged with sexually assaulting a female student at william paterson university. they are just two of the five students accused of committing the assault inside an on-campus dorm last tuesday. the school's president released a statement saying the suspects have been banned from campus and that she had deep concern for the victim. >>> in philadelphia, the high school community comes together to look for solutions after incidents like this one. the cell phone video shows a substitute teacher unconscious in the hallway after being attacked by a student last month. that attack and two others at the school prompted a gathering last night. city councilman met with teachers, parents and students. the group talked about making positive and lasting changes at the school. >>> check out these flames. an nbc 10 viewer in newark sent us this video. first a car slams into a gas main and then four townhomes quickly go up in flames on lower valley lane around 1:00 yesterday afternoon. emergency crews rushed one person to the hospital and then our cameras captured this

he is one of five suspects in the november 25th attack at william paterson university. only one of the accused is still behind bars. >>> in another development, the university president issued a statement on facebook yesterday promising a review of the school's policy. the statement said in part, we continually reassessed how best to provide a safe environment for our campus community and we will, again, review our multiple activities and practices that address sexual assault and domestic violence. >>> the co-owner of some popular jersey shore pizza places will not get another term on a local tourism board as he and his wife are facing federal tax charges. charles and mary own the pizzerias on the ocean city boardwalk and in sommer city point. they decided to pull a resolution that would have. he and his wife failed to report nearly $100,000 in income. >>> 4:47 a.m. the siriusxm radio service agreed to pay claims after the company misled its customers. pennsylvania and new jersey are among 45 states that will get part of a $3.8 million settlement from siriusxm. made it

for now we're at central detectives, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a warning tonight from cherry hill police about pick pockets, police there have released surveillance photos in four incident, victim's credit cards were robbed to the tune of $14,000. people were behind at wegmans. the first incident happened november 5th, the most recent on tuesday. >>> form er penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky won't be getting his pension back. state employees retirement system issued its the decision in the 122 page opinion. an attorney for sandusky plans to challenge that ruling. sandusky's $4,900 a month pension was canceled two years ago have after he was sentenced to prison for child molestation. >>> new at 6:00 o'clock tonight a philadelphia air men makes a emotional return home for the the holidays in olde city... ire men first class chen gordon surprised her sister cha a i at charter high school for architecture and design. the reunion happened during an academic award ceremony for chai and her fellow seniors. >> i didn't think it would turnout to be this bi

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patti paterson tells us what they did to make their holidays a lot brightersirens. instead of reindeer, motorcycles. instead of santa's helpers, santa's finest, clad not in green or red, but black and blue to a little girl and her family all the same because with them came christmas. >> merry christmas! >> sunday a parade of gifts to the front door of little jessica and big sis ma row ya. >> i don't know what to say. it was really nice of them. it was a big deal. >> reporter: in late july, winslow township police respond to do a murder. the body of 41 year old jennifer bon company discovered with more than 50 stab wounds. her boyfriend 52-year-old kevin ambrose charged with the crime. 19-year-old maria and five-year-old jessica are her daughters. >> that situation was terrible. absolutely terrible. the absolute worse murder i've ever seen in 18 years of police work. >> reporter: after working with the girls for months, lieutenant george smith decided this year santa's workshops coming to jersey. >> all of us have children and we decided we needed to something

have some very poor rural communities in south jersey yes the urban districts get the attention paterson jersey city newark but there are low income districts in south jersey as well a lot of them are in this next tier of districts >>but listen to what was just said that there's resentment see... we had this conversation in the one on one interview that we did together i asked you in morris county which is a very diverse county in the sense that it's very wealthy but it's also very poor right? >>yes >>so you help a family your organization a private not for profit... helps a family send a three or a four year old to pre k so that three and four year old now is in a class with a wealthy kid and i said what what other kid the rich kids like with the kids who aren't so rich and you said they're kids they're fine so i said and you also said that's one of the reasons why the people who founded the organization who were wealthy parents who were able to do that for their kids one of the reasons they did it right? >>right >what is also being said here is that there's resentment on the part of so

. >> five guys in paterson, new jersey were arrested over the weekend for accusations against the same. so i do think that is clear. >> that the's a fallout to this article, that's a fallout to this woman writing the story. the fallout is, when do you believe it? when do you not believe it? will people still come forward? will they be afraid that they're going to be falsely accused, will they be afraid they're going to get dragged through the media, that's one of the negative aspects of the story. >> remember what happened with dan rather, dan rather did the same thing, he wanted to find out what was going on in texas with bush and he bought this hoax with all these forged documents. people's lives are at stake. >> it turned out to be accurate, didn't. >> it did bush really do that. >> no, not bush, zimmerman. >> do you think she was a racist. >> absolutely. >> it was rob blewy, who was a blogger at the time noticed the fonts were different. it wasn't that the investigative journalists had a big publication. >> a lot of conservative bloggers saw this, asked questions and now look at it

. >> this mass die in was held at broad and paterson in south philadelphia, the demonstration jamming up traffic for miles following the eagles game. police made sure that fans leaving the game were able to get around the protesters. some of the fans did not agree with what these activist were doing but those involved said they needed a large audience to hear their message. >> we're happy that people were peaceful but we're also concerned that eric garner and mike brown and trayvon martin, we're concern those will not be last time we hear names like that unless we do something different. >> i don't agree with it. but, you know, unfortunately they have a right to do what they have to do. >> there was a group behind this effort, named power, they are made up of interest are faith clergy from philadelphia police say demonstration was peaceful and no arrests were reported. >>> it is 4:08. from one extreme to the other the eagles they looked unstoppable on thanksgiving day against cowboys, not the case though against seahawks yesterday. >> i think we all had high hopes in the game but eagl

. >> five men from william paterson university facing charges stemming from a sexual assault. two are from south jersey. prosecutors say they raped woman and side a dorm last tuesday at the wayne campus. the men are all 18 years old and they're now in jail on $200,000 bail. >> parents, teachers and city leaders meeting tonight to talk about bartrum high school and how to make it safer. city councilman kenyata johnson led the meeting just last month a teacher at bartram was thrown to the floor by a student. he suffered a concussion. video of that aftermath went viral. it was the third attack on staff member this school year. tonight a local vietnam veteran gets honor that is decades overdue and it's a surprise of a lifetime. a group of children who look to up his cub scout troop made all of this happen. here's fox 29's shawnette wils wilson. >> mr. company earned more than a dozen medal for service and combat yet never received a welcome home. tonight dozens of people turned out to honor him. vietnam veteran ray company arrived to what he thought was going to be a simple honor

this mass die in was held at broad and paterson in south philadelphia a. that is after the eagles game. the demonstration jamming up traffic, for miles. police made sure that fans, when they were leaving the game were able to get around all of the protesters. some did not appreciate or agree with what the activist were doing but those involved say they needed a large a audience to hear them loud and clear. >> we're happy people are peaceful but we are concern eric garner, mike brown, trayvon martin we are concern those are not last times we hear names like that unless we do something different. >> i don't agree with it, but, you know, unfortunately they have a right to do what they have to do. >> no arrests were reported after the protest. the group power was behind the effort, they are made up of inter faith clergy. >>> meanwhile friend and family of the miss student shane montgomery passing out flyers at the eagles game hoping that somebody might know something about his whereabouts. the the the 21 year-old was last seen leaving a bar in manayunk early t

. >> this mass die in was held at broad and paterson in south philadelphia after the eagles game. the demonstration jamming up traffic for miles following the game. police said they made sure fans leaving were able to get around the protest but some fans did not agree with what the activist were doing but still all those involved said they needed a large audience to hear their message. >> we're happy that people were peaceful but we're also concern that eric garner and mike brown and trayvon martin, we are concern those are not last times we hear names like that unless we do something different. >> i don't think it is the right place. i don't agree with it but unfortunately they have a right to do what they have to do. >> the group power was behind the effort. they are made up of interest are faith clergy for all around philadelphia police say demonstration was peaceful and in arrests were reported. >>> meanwhile friend, relatives of shane montgomery are hoping that the eagles game might help lead to that missing college student. he has been missing for i believe ten days. they pa

"eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live in center city to tell us what the ppa is saying today, steve, good evening. >> reporter: what about the tickets, ukee, it is the the biggest question coming out of all this. it is one of many questions we had in the fall out of this kiosk mess. so we asked an official with the ppa. back at it, monday philadelphia parking enforcement workers enforcing all violations, after officials announced credit card payments are back on line. >> would i like to apologize for this and ask the general public to be patient. >> reporter: ppa executive director vince finnerty apologizing sunday after officials learned that a technical problem was preventing kiosks from accepting credit cards. the problem started friday and caused several drivers to get parking tickets. sunday parking officials called a holiday and stopped enforcement at the kiosks. monday morning the problem was fixed and drivers every where, had to decide. >> terrible, glad they got it fixed, great. >> reporter: what about the fall out. we went to the p pa monday with the few points of c

editorial that congressman pascrell wrote with another individual, he said hinchcliffe stadium in paterson one of the last remaining stadiums associated with the negro league baseball. it's where sports and racial history coalesce. hinchcliffe stadium is the only national historic landmark in baseball, and only one of two professional negro league venues considered nationally significant. even cal rypien, -- cal ripken talked about hinchcliffe, not only does it deserve recognition for its place in history but the opportunity to be restored in a place where tomorrow's youth will be able to workweek in the footsteps of yesterday's legends and experience the history of the community firsthand. this legislation has been cosponsored by senator booker and formerly, jeff keysa, a republican -- jeff chiesa, who served after the passing of senator lautenberg. one of hinchcliffe's greater champions. the version we consider today includes amendments suggested both by the park service and by house republicans. that's why it passed by voice. some critics critics have cited a previous national park stud

two left hand lanes, south philadelphia, some traffic light malfunctions here at darien street at paterson avenue. you can expect police activity on the scene trying to make sure everyone is getting through the intersection selfly. over the white horse pike clementon, downed polls in the area. to an accident that actually happened last night around 7:00, 8:00. white horse pike near higgins avenue. westbound lanes reopened. but the eastbound lane only the right-hand lane closed. ukee, back over to you. >> thank you, jess. eagles come up short in the big test against defending superbowl champions, now birds tide for first place in the nfc east after the loss. paul joel its from sports radio wip is here to break it all down for you. good to see you. seattle defense came in here as advertised, league offer boom, got it done. >> very physical, lost couple every guys off last year's defense, but they allowed six points, eight quarters coming in, and they showed it, and they showed why in many ways. run against the pass, overlet quarterback, elite defense, that's what see at sell. >> 139 yards ju

however, in all five men face charges from the incident at william paterson university in passaic county. prosecutors say they raped a woman in a dorm and they say it happened tuesday on the wayne campus. the men are all 18 years old, and all are in jail on $200,000 bond. >>> supreme court is tackling the complicated issue of social media and free speech. it's hearing the case of a women will he hem men sentenced to jail after a rant on facebook. anthony, wrote about killing his wife, harming law enforcement of shootinshooting of a a school. he was just haven'ting his anger on over a broken marriage. free speech advocates are keeping a close eye on the case. >> if you need health insurance in pennsylvania now may be your chance. enroll many starts tomorrow in the healthy pennsylvania progr program. governor tom corbett's medicaid expansion. coverage begins january 1st so just around the corner. state officials say about 600,000 primarily low income single working adults are now eligible. to learn more about signing up, go to myfoxphilly.com, we have posted a link in our scene on tv secti

college students from south jersey are charged with sexually assaulting a female student at william paterson university. noah williams of camden and tremaine scott are just two of five students accused of committing the assault inside an on-campus dorm last tuesday. the school's president released a statement today saying that the suspects have been banned from campus and that her deepest concern is for the victim. >>> in southwest philadelphia, the high school community comes together to look for solutions after incidents like this one. this cell phone video shows a substitute teacher unconscious in the hallway after being attacked by a student last month. that attack and two others at the school prompted a gathering last night where city councilman met with teachers, parents and students and the group talked about making possible and lasting changes at the troubled school. >>> today is the second day of the week-long campout for hunger. preston & steve are hosting the event annually to raise money and food for philabundance. tracy and i along with nbc 10 lu ann cahn and sheila parveen will